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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1912
Page
6
A fragmented society column notes a June gathering of Ameri can Women and various social events. It lists names, addresses, travels, and committee roles amid announcements of marriages, visits, and forthcoming meetings in Fort Wayne, Elkhart, Ossining, Schenectady, and surrounding areas.
An adorable tittle frock for a young git features challis with pink regalgents over a white muhair petticoat, a severed challis border, and taffeta frills. The bodice has a plele girdle and a row of tiny black buttons along the front, with white buckskin peeking beneath the short skirt.
Sunday School workers from across the state gather for the Richmond assembly opening Wednesday and continuing through Friday. Reports will be presented by state officers and church leaders while sessions cover executive matters and study groups led by Indianapolis and Chicago officials.
A rambling fragment describes Burton seeking money and romance amid danger. A prospector loses his fortune and wanders toward a cave where robbers plot. A sheriff pursues the gang as Nell Carter frees Burton and the lovers brace for pursuit and escape through a tense climax.
Twenty five members of A. D. Riera Sunday school enjoyed a hayrack party Friday evening. They drove to Winona where they indulged in a marshmallow toast and social time.
Fragmentary report details a diabetes patient treated in a highland town by four physicians. A trial combination therapy reduced glucose from 210 to 150, with caution on activity. The narrative mentions a wealthy patient and a later reported recovery though the text is garbled with misread names, dates, and medical terms.
Rev J Freihneger, presiding at Sheldon, celebrated his first Mass amid a large attendance from Fort Wayne and Collegeville. Clergy and friends gathered for solemn rites, with Father Freiburger delivering the sermon on priestly duties. A reception followed at the parsonage. many extended congratulations as the church was adorned for the occasion.
The ordination service for Philip Vallmer Jr., a young candidate praised by his congregation and his father Dr Philip Vallier of Central Theological Seminary Dayton, featured sermons by Rev. J. Ruf, Rev. Juin Boseh, Rev. Allan Varionin, LD, Rev. O. Tew, Mhiligetall, and Rev. L. U. Hosaert from Decatur, with the group participating in HV ORINA services.
Evangelistic services at Trinity M E Church continue for a week with evening gatherings at 7 45. Mrs 10 S Brewster from White River Indiana assists in conducting the work and leads two events. An illustrated sermon on The Judgment drew much interest as Pastor P M Hals promotes the revival.
A church council meeting and several midweek services are listed at West Jefferson Street Church of Christ and other local houses of worship. Topics include What We Were by Nature and What We Are by Grace, plus various women’s society gatherings and ice cream socials to support orphanages and youth groups.
A colorful notice advertises the Gaiety Theatre with a bustling social feast. It promises abundant table arrangements for visitors, mentions family gatherings, and an inviting atmosphere. Kuhne and Co. at 723 Court Street are highlighted in association with real estate offers at low interest rates.
Garrett residents & visitors share a busy weekend with Auburn calls and cross-town visits. People named include Mrs. Charles Lalarn, Miss Hazel Johnston, Harry Weinberg, Irene Johnstop, Mrs. Davis of Teesarten, Mrs. Charles Hardy, Ralph Weordring, Ruth Sweeney, J. D. Hrinkerbom, Rena Schulless, Marian Beetler, Marc Maxwell, Patents at Pierceton, Loretta Maer, Bartha Dobbrick, Harold Talbert, Mrs. Charles Chew, Starner, Lite Malotle Graf, Welen McDonald, Maymie Smith, Arthur Buttershell, Carey Preader, Mrs. Joe Summers, Ed Summers, Georgi Sembower, Fred Schultess, W. Warren, W. Provinces, Sacred Heart hospital visitors, and many more family and friend greetings in Garrett and nearby towns.
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