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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1913
Page
14
Daily Fashion Talk presents a stylish girls coat with deep back and front tucks, optional yoke, wide belt, and cuffed sleeves. Showcases French serge and Bedford cord options in wool or cotton, with embroidery trimming and varied collars. Pattern 7822 fits ages 3 to 11 with 37 inch width. mailed by request.
Garrett residents and relatives from Hamilton Sum mitt Tolado Avilla Auburn Fort Wayne Danville Hagerstown and Peru visited, hosted, or traveled for family events business trips and extended trips to New York and other points of interest. Several locals welcomed guests from Auburn Avilla and Fort Wayne while others left for Danville and Crooked Inlra. An appendectomy was scheduled for Goldin Colby at Sarre Heart Hospital.
William J. Hosey addressed an Ishome nth Rust Mrin Street Clansmen's Club meeting last night speaking forty minutes. Other speakers were Guntay W. Boerger candidate for clerk William A. Bayer candidate for Ninth ward councilman Jacob Hartman candidate for at large councilman and Frank E. Rougher from the Second ward. Tonight a meeting will be held in the Sixth ward. John G. Swaidner Jr will breathe at the meat ing.
A Journal-Gazette Want Ad urges readers to use the paper to reach business men of Fort Wayne with messages about selling a business renting a building or office or trading an automobile. The notice emphasizes the Want Ad as the best helper for business communications.
An well attended meeting at the Mimer schoolhouse re elected officers of the Sixth Ward Civic Improvement Association. President A A Ringwell. vice presidents O Guldlin F J Young and Harry Fletcher. secretary treasurer O L Rogers. Committees named for Assemblages and Entertainment J M Young. Parks Poole and Playgrounds O N Guidligh. Streets Boulevards and Track Development Frank J Rane. Heels and Service Professor F Mine. Finance D N Foster. Publicity Scott C Bicknell. Street Car Service Fred Thieme. The group changed its name to Southwest Civic Improvement Association and urged funding for Foster Park improvements and band concerts in city parks. Secretary Charles J Steiss of the park board explained planned Foster Park work and members pledged help. Last night was among the best, with plans to enlarge membership and meet more often. East Side Postponed: Northeast Side Civic Improvement Association meeting at W W Roberts home 1222 Delta boulevard postponed indefinitely.
City court arraignments list many charged with drunkenness loitering vagrancy and related offenses. Several defendants cited include James Woodworth Thomas Arthur Frank Rider and Tony Miller with fines bonds or continued hearings. A уточ juvenile court transfer and a mistaken identity incident involving Jima Napnap are noted alongside a missing relative inquiry and a police officer’s parade injury.
Notes from Concordia lodge No. 41 initiated four candidates, followed by a social. Knighted Pythias lodge last night received ten applications for membership and planned a baseball game against Pure Warne loftze on July 6. Officers’ installation scheduled a week from next Monday. Foresters met in Odeon hall with members playing.
The sixth annual convention of the Indiana Retail Jewelers' Association opened in Indianapolis with a reception at a local hotel. The business sessions begin tomorrow as attendees gather for the event.
Fort Wayne churches mark Rev Charles B Thiele’s twenty fifth year as priest with a Sunday service at 10 30 am at St Peter’s Catholic Church dignitaries Rev Dieringer and Rev Bert Feld en participate along with St Rose’s Monticello clergy A sermon by Rev Dieringer and an evening program in the school hall follow. Community events include First AB church aid society gathering at 6 West Superior Street Thursday afternoon and Sunday school plans at Robison Park with a noon car departure and 5 pm supper for attendees.
Zulu residents report cross border travel by Henry Girardot and Cle ment Girardot to inspect Ontario land near Tilisberry. Nearby, multiple families and friends visited relatives in Fort Wayne and New Haven, with residents attending gatherings, church events, and graveside services. A new baby arrived to Mr and Mrs Soaten Lamont in Trumble County, Ohio.
Three boys Joseph Fenker B Ralph Smith Charles Devaux and one girl Lilian Yobst graduate from St Andrew's with an evening program featuring three parts drama Listen, Mother Angels Call Me and A Flag on Every School. Rev George Horstman delivers a farewell address.
A sequence of Sunday and Saturday visits honors Joseph Treucher of Fort Wayne and includes gatherings with Mr. and Mrs. George Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Foquelet, and other area families. Multiple relatives and friends from Dawkins Station and Tillmans Station were noted as guests and hosts during weekend visits.
Garrett Indiana residents and visitors are listed in a community record of visits to friends and relatives across nearby towns. The notice notes travel to Gratton West Virginia, Auburn and Kendallville, with several funerals and services mentioned including Trave Tittle's funeral and Calvary Cemetery interment preparations.
A melodrama pits a journalist against a lawyer in love and war. The journalist loses a hand and becomes a war correspondent while the lawyer is accepted. The journalist nabs victory by bluffing bravery, later confessing to unite the lovers, as crowds hail the lawyer as hero. A Russian site feature follows with thrill acts and Bond sections.
A wealthy railroad president pursues Marion Marbury, aided by her mother, and arranges a marriage with his son to secure a match. The union proves unhappy as wealth, greed, and social ambition clash with love and fidelity. Ralph returns from Africa to confront a shattered household, and tragedy follows before a doctor reveals the true toll on Marion and her unborn child. The Vitagraph drama portrays the futility of gold worship over genuine happiness.
The Lyric reports a first run Tenturan titled The Politician a notable piece by its outspoken portrayal of municipal law and political upheaval. Also shown is The Unwritten Law of the West a Western tale with climatic moments and strong action engaging audiences. Tomorrow two real features The Transgressor will be exhibited.
An 18 year old, Ray My Stewart, attempted to shoot at court officials after Justice Stafford refused probation post robbery conviction. Officers and others confronted him as bullets flew near the courtroom, and he faced harsher charges from the United States Attorneys Given and Hawkins.
Ad fragment offers a small size autt wa end waive a 13 value for 10 dollars. Mentions Patterson Flatcreer. Limited readable text suggests a clothing ad for boys or young men with a discount and size reference.
Vaudeville performers Ed Tose and Maslea Seeley missed the Airdome appearance due to baggage delays. Black and Black performed a musical act and reels of moving pictures stood in. Management offered all patrons a future free-ticket voucher. A fuller bill with Ed Rose and Seeley was promised for the next show with two thousand feet of moving pictures.
A boy named Jacques, fostered by Marie and her mother, grows from a starving youth into an aspiring sculptor. He loves Marie, sketches St Anne, and whose talent is discovered by an artist. Jacques endures poverty and danger, with a shrine statue of St Anne guiding his fate amid love, deceit, and art.
A fragmented program describes a sequence of motion picture scenes titled What Happened to Sery7. It mentions an international tennis meet in New York City, a race event in Philadelphia, and a London church destruction, interwoven with depictions of past manners and civic life. The piece notes a Friday showing of the twelfth and final story in the series.
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