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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
4
Central Catholic High School pupils received medals during a ceremony at Library Hall. The event featured speeches by faculty and clergy, with graduates and families attending. notable attendees included teachers and local figures as students were recognized for academic and civic achievements.
A district church news item announces the Convention of Christian Endeavors to be conducted locally. The edited convention details, dates, and hosting arrangements are outlined with emphasis on participation and schedule for the event.
An informal gathering titled Thee Wow Laulies features a lively program with musical pieces and stage acts. Attendees included Mya and other local figures, with plans described for future performances and social entertainment.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe report cards issued to students with unclear names and partial phrases. The readable portion hints at a school reporting system and mentions a few potential names and dates but lacks coherent details.
Local notes list designated postmasters in Steuben County with names including Haring, Cogdell, and Werner. The report hints at appointments and district changes affecting mail routes and local offices, though OCR fragments obscure full details. Officials coordinate with county clerks to finalize assignments and ensure postal service coverage.
A clipped newspaper fragment promotes attending a festival at the paper building with a coupon. It mentions the main entrance, carnival grounds, and viewing areas, with references to performers, stalls, and scheduled activities. The garbled text preserves key locations and times related to the festival program.
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