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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
6
Community church groups finalize details for a Sunday observance, with multiple committees coordinating services, music, and guest speakers. Organizers invite congregants to join in the event and assist with refreshments and setup.
Fort Wayne PEO members are recognized at a missionary convention with numerous awards and electing of officers. The report lists attendees, speakers, and the roles of various delegates, noting the event's religious and social aims and the selection of leaders for future activities.
Local UT event details show CTU planned gathering at a Woodburn residence with Willard Be, Ev ted attendees, and coordinated by civic leaders in La Fayette, Wake County, and nearby towns. The meeting aimed to discuss reforms and community action, with several speakers and scheduled visits to multiple homes and public venues.
A rehearsal is scheduled for the children's chorus at the dormitory common room. The event promotes upcoming performances and invites participants and guardians to attend for coordination and voice practice.
Local 1974 graduation item covers Central Catholic High School ceremonies and related events. Details mention students, staff, and a schedule of proceedings within the school community, highlighting the forthcoming commencement activities and campus arrangements.
A chaotic OCR summary mentions Convoy news and a Van Wert event. It lists people and places like Van Wert and Trendy Ky, with scattered references to a race meet, local officials, and Want Ads. The fragmentary text also hints at attendees such as Mba Nhillemkopt and Mover and mentions Journal-Gazette Want Ads for quick results.
Fragmented OCR yields a local Rome City News item with scattered names and events. It mentions visiting relatives, attendance at a gathering, and a forthcoming event weekend with witnesses and guests, noting preparations and a reference to northern Texas. The text is incomplete and garbled but preserves names and social notes.
Report on a last-ditch attempt to resolve a major strike in the Purtle Creek valley after a day of talks. Officials including Vin Buptshurgil and Monataet.rine Compiy provide updates as managers and workers press for a settlement. The event follows a meeting with nonlocal representatives and industrial leaders.
Public works officer Mr Binney explains plans to raise the elevation east of Galbwin Street, with work to begin after securing transportation and approvals. Officials say the effort will improve drainage and access, though some delays due to conditions remain under review by the board.
Fragmentary OCR reports a hurried biennial session involving UAW Romlen Clue and figures like Mir Haren and Maven. Text is garbled, but hints at political or labor proceedings ending with unclear outcomes and terse, internal communications.
A long instructional piece stressing the importance of detailed note taking for workers like bookkeepers and stenographers. It urges recording appointments, memoranda, and visitor details, maintaining calendars or memoranda books, and keeping timetables, with examples of how employers rely on precise memory and written records to manage schedules and tasks.
The Concordia College Alumni Association holds its annual meeting next Sunday evening at 8 o clock in Pewinning Hall. The program includes an officer election and a feature address by Rev William Kopenen of New York City. Preceding remarks list several Lutheran ministers and dignitaries from across the country.
Police warn against selling fireworks before July 3 amid Independence Day preparations. Amid reports of thefts, disturbances, and multiple arrests, officers cite risk to public safety and emphasize compliance with patrols and enforcement actions. Local merchants and residents face scrutiny as authorities track illicit sales and potential contraband amid summer celebrations.
Almston June 17 The canners crew aboard the Dora arrived in Seattle after a wreck near Bleek Island. The ship carried 176 men and supplies to Bristol Bay Packing Co plant. All aboard reached shore safely despite the vessel striking rocks and beaching at Dust Harbor. Damaged cargo valued at 39,000 dollars was salvaged.
Fragmented OCR reports a shooting at a Terre Haute motion picture theatre linked to owner Juan It Biroy Bo and one victim believed dead. Suspect Lindl Cheplies reportedly fled after the fatal shots through the heart, with police and a coroner investigating.
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