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Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1920

Page

12

Eyes Strengthened in One Week Says Dr Lewis

A Philadelphia advertisement claims Dr Lewis offers a home remedy to strengthen eyesight by 50 percent in a week. It touts Bon-Opre tablets dissolved in water and marketed through local drug stores, promising clearer sight quickly with regular use.

Philsdelphia de Bewls Jace

Community church groups hold meetings and a concert

The sewing society of St Joan s Lutheran meets this afternoon in the schoolhouse with Mrs Roller Winacl as hostess. St B Mars Catholic ladies decline hosting this afternoon at a plenic eld de near St Vincent s orphanage. The Glee club of the Mission House near Sheboygan gives a concert at St John s Reformed last evening drawing a full audience. The Unique Society of the Trinity noon in their hall. Wilelity circle of King s Daughters meets this afternoon at Mes Le fand s home 1544 East Way. St John s Reformed W M S gathering uses Fort Wayne North Western interurban at 2 pm. Unique Society highlights a hall program this afternoon.

St. Joan's Lutheran Church St B Mars's Catholic Church St. Vincent's Orphanage Glee Club Mission House Wilelity Circle of King’s Daughters Mes St. Lefand East Way W. Mf. S St John's Reformed Church

She Goes 6 000 Miles to Vote for President

In San Francisco a notable delegation includes Bessie Asnes Dwyer from Manila P I who traveled 6000 miles to participate. Dwyer, Texas born, earned her state’s first legal degree and became a pioneer in library service and charitable work before becoming a first woman delegate to a party convention from the far west Pacific possessions.

San Francisco Bessie Asnes Dwyer Manila Miss Dwyer Texas Washington, Lo Assciated Charities Un~le Sam Pacific

German cabinet collapses early in Berlin turmoil

London dispatch reports the Fehrenbach cabinet fell after majority socialists refused a confidence vote. Democrats and the People's party defected, leaving the government in crisis as independent socialists won a decisive share of Berlin municipal seats in the latest election.

London Fennenbach Berlin London Times Times Fehrenbach Democrats Celara People's Party Fenrenbach Greater New York Social Democrats

Hicksville News Highlights Local Health and Social Notices

Hicksville residents faced a health setback as Mr. Copeland of Athens returns home from Ohio University to recuperate. Local visits include Bernice Sayers and Kathryn Conard from Angola. A street accident on High Street injured Br. Erter and his son, with property damage to a harness and a lamp post. Visitors Ed Wyatt family of Sandusky and Detroit guests John Neil’s family arrive. Land sale in Newville township changes hands for 1300 dollars to Jay Hart. Mrs. Ella Allen dies at 63, funeral at West High Street. L. Manahan to deliver the funeral oration. Marriage announced between Edward G. Deitz and Lulu Dickerhoof, at A B parsonage. Remains of William Luce returned from Fort Wayne for burial at Forest Home. Plant ads offer Jersey sweet potato plants.

Hicksville C. M. Copeland Athens Paul Kerr Hamilton Lake Copeland Ohio University Bernice Sayers Kathryn "Conard Achanti Angola Frank Erter Ras Satunday Mapes Drow Br. Erter Hee Isetl Ed Wyatt Sandusky Emma Chey Lulu Dickerhoof A. d Porest Home Cemetery Art Ed Luce Fort Wayne FW. Laity

Deaths and funeral notices from Fort Wayne G-J newspaper

Obituary and funeral notices for multiple local residents. Veterans honors mark the burial of Deather Jones of Oberlin after full military rites by American Legion and G A R units. Other obituaries include Robert Treace of 401 East Radisill, Jay Frome, Sarah Elizabeth Gardner, Catherine Gouty, Charles C Anderson, Neviann Bernice Nance, and references to related services and interments at Lindenwood and Dutch Ridge cemeteries with church affiliations and local dignitaries in attendance.

Eugene Englenart Fort Wayne Boy Scouts Wiliam Engle Lion S. Easy Vast Eugene B. Smith Wayne Post R. Samuel Shelker Union Veteran Legion Robert J. Gaskill Latt Post American Legion Stirk Clirple No J A- Ryn Undertaking Partors Ti. C. Hadley Treace Fromm Jay Frome George Fromm Brackenridge Street Hope-Methadist Hospital Nebraska Lindenwood Cemetery Gardner Sarah Elizabeth Henry I. Gardner Denwood Cemetery Samuel ‘Wagenhals English Lutheran Church Catherine Frank Bellamy South Calhoun Street Clark Frey Warabszinss Lindenwood Warsaw Street Kew Hob sHostetter L O NewsHaven

Weilding Bride of Cromwel at Dodge Ceremony

In Detroit on June 22 Mrs. James H.R. Cromwel wed Deigning Tone Dodge whose father Horace Tiedge built cars and is worth over 509000 dollars. The bride wore a 100000 dollar Twail necklace and a furnished Philadelphia mansion was shown in gifts from her father. Torch was given by her father.

James H.R. Cromwel Tone Dodge Horace Tiedge Dodge “Place

Health Sense and the Mind Link to Senses Revealed

A wide array of aging health advice and experiments explores how vision hearing taste smell and touch shape thought and memory. The article notes taste is not uniform across the tongue and details nerve connections linking tongue nerves to brain alongside cautions about misperceptions and the influence of bodily health on mental clarity. It also includes reader questions on eyebrows digestion and household remedies, plus a community obituary and local notices interwoven with political dispatches on Senator Harding and party leadership moves.

Moat HL. Hollingsworth Amnath Oeeve

Former Pennsy Man Dies in Cornfield at Larwill

June Grant Pence, 52, longtime Pennsylvania Railroad employee, died suddenly in his cornfield north of Larwill. Coroner Tennant cites apoplexy as the cause. Survived by his widow and other family.

H. G. Pence Larwill Cornfield Columbia TV Grant Pence Pennsylvania Railroad Fort Wayne

Pedro Party Promised by Mooseheart Legion

The Journal-Gazette Want Ads report a Pedro party this afternoon at the Moose Home. Lanes of the Mooseheart Legion are expected to participate in the laid plans, with events set for 22:90 oclock.

Journal-Gazette Pedro Mooseheart Legion Moose FosisMoense

PierceTon PIERCHTOS Visit Sparked by Local Notices

Fragmentary civic blurb lists residents including Leonard from Caton and Mrs Monty Mastel as visitors to a town district. Mentions Mildred Wearer, Ware family, Lillian Softer, Turan Maitre and Mary Davis from Monife township amid scattered names and vague affiliations.

Pierchtos Ind Ram Leonard Caton Monty Mastel Mildred Lillian Turan Maitre Apothe Qwarcen Flare Snyder Mary Davis Monife

National committee members named from multiple states

The Chicago convention appointed a large slate of national committeemen including J A LeHamon from Oklahoma John W Hart from Idana A T Hach from Thenn Jacky Charles D Hille from New York HB Howell from Nebraska Mrs Jeanette A Hyde from Utah Mrs Arthur J Livermore from New York and Senator Boies Penrose from Pennsylvania Also Mrs Corinne Roosevelt Havinson from New York and Mrs Christine Bradley from South Kentucky Among appointees Mrs South daughter of Former Senator Bradley of Kentucky was named assistant Secretary Of the national committee Harding and Mr Harstach praised the unity and amalgamation of party groups created by the appointments and urged broad representation across committees The remarks stressed the party's path to victory and the need to mobilize Republican support through the new executive and subcommittees Mrs Hyde and Mrs Livermore were noted for active organization and public speaking roles while Harding expressed appreciation for the ongoing work to restore GOP governance and call for Republicans nationwide to join the program

New York Christine Bradley South Kentucky John W. Weeks Massachusetts Ralny EB. Willams Oregon South Bradley Kentucky National Committee Chicago Harding Harstach Hay Party of the Union Daugherty Senater Oth Ers Edson Johason California Fosseen Nesota Republican Organization of Women Robinson Preident Roosevelt Leonell Hyde Livermore Hays Ndt

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