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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1903
Page
7
Company announces full equipment to produce row boats and canoes quickly. They promise prompt output, organized correspondence, and minimum expenses with the lowest prices. The text reflects a small-business advertisement tone for rapid fabrication and affordability.
Mr and Mrs Cooney Donahue visited Huntington over Sunday. Warsaw will accept bids for twenty blocks of street paving on July 10. Andre John M Vandeul of Elkhart received the LL degree. Deby Hillsdale and Miss Mae Garvin hosted a luncheon in honor of High Preston of Fort Wayne. The Noble County Teachers Institute will meet August 24-28. Proposals to run Auburn to Lake James for the Fourth faced lake access issues. Brazil Woodruff of Steuben County died at his home in Pleasant Lake. Stoution County Electric Telephone will cease ties to Centrat Union Bell on July 1, shifting service to independent lines. Eugene Boone, once a student at North Manchester, has become insane over love for Netlig McKeever of Dayton. he was arrested to prevent elopement and later tried to attend her home. Miss Helle Mann hosted Miss Yara and Miss Frary of Fort Wayne for an evening. Frances Wyse traveled from Wayne to visit and assist with a work project in Mantpolis. Merl Rinehart and Penn Shoup from Zanesville visited for commencement exercises in Fort Wayne and Mantpolis. Mrs Ella Carver returned from Fort Wayne. Cyrus Turner and T. M. Miller visited in Fort Wayne. Mrs Sherman Tuttle and children, from Fort Wayne, were visiting Willan Messer and family. J. F. Grable and wife from Fort Wayne arrived to visit Cullins area. Doctors Jesse Briggs returned home after medical school. he will partner with Dr Magers in Chicago. Local real estate appraisements in Elkhart County were unsatisfactory and to be overseen by a board, with calls for equalization in this county.
LaPayette June 2 marks the ninety second anniversary with memorial services on the battlefield and graves decorated. John C Black of Chicago delivered an address while Tutt C escorted General Black to the graves and a salute was fired. The Wabash excursion yesterday morning carried 148 to Fort Wayne.
Fifteen to eighteen teams work this week on the Pilfivil electric line from Amigoia to Lake dames. Pilliod says lay ing back will begin next Monday with operation expected in about thirty days. A Fort Wayne Electric dynamo will power the road, to be installed soon. Goshen and Indiana Traction company has received eleven carloads of steel rails at Angost but grinding work has not yet begun.
In South Chicago on June 2 a group of prominent residents formed the Fish Bands Protective League, a sequel to the Housewives and Housekeepers Association. The men declare they will fight their wives with their own weapons as wives have recently unionized.
The Fortnightly Club picnic is set for this afternoon at Aber t Ellison’s farm eight miles west of town with assembly at the Lilsons’ city home. The mix of visitors includes Miss Mamie Lasous and others from Chicago, Boston, and local households, plus community notices on marriages, theater, and amateur golf, highlighting civic life and social movements across town.
The Fort Wayne district of the Epworth League will hold its annual session at Ossian on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday this week with Rev Watts Rev Darwin Rev Rent and many locals attending. Bishop Walden will speak Wednesday evening. Local leaders include Miss Altan Hines Charles Burt Mrs Jesse Boute Porter Mrs Gertride Rook and Mrs Clara Wells. The program covers superintendents and religious work with music and a sacramental service on Wednesday afternoon.
Knights of St John in Columbus prepare for a national conversion celebration marking the silver Jubilee. Officials expect 5000 visitors with 4000 Knights in uniform for a grand parade tomorrow afternoon. Local vendors advertise cosmetics claiming beauty tied to a specific product.
Major Tas Pond longtime manager of entertainers died at his Jersey City home from complications after an operation on June 17 that amputated his right leg. Born Cuba, Missouri, he rose to prominence in American show business, while the article also promotes Walther's Peptonized Port as a digestive tonic.
Knights of Columbus aid initiation of a class of sixty two new members with Hon W. Breen and aides assisting. Visitors were entertained at dinner by Rev. JohnCuendiins. Indigenous leaders note White Eagle resigns rule of Poncas passing to son Tahgy in a festive transfer.
A garbled advertisement text promises a dance and a Rocky Mountain Tea for improved looks. It mentions thousands of whites and an appeal for an idealized beauty aid.
Special train leaves Fort Wayne at 6 A M returning from Cincinnati at 7 36 P M for $1 50. The trip promises innumerable attractions in Cincinnati for a day of pleasure as advertised by the Journal Gazette want ad.
J M Beck offers a full service camera stock including developing and finishing, run by experienced staff. Prices claimed to be reasonable. Jewelry and valuables also advertised at 811 Calhoun Street.
Tickets go on sale July 2 and July 4 with good return July 6 at 4th July rates. W. B.
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