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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1916

Page

10

Bowser Excursion To Be Held Aug 5 At Winona Lake

S F Bowser, president of the 8 F Bowser Oil Tank and Pump company, announces an annual outing for all employees and their families at Winona Lake on August 5. The plant will close for the day, with free transportation, pay, and a large family reunion planned. Two trains of twelve coaches each are expected to carry several thousand attendees. The May earnings dividend is set at 5.5 percent for employees under the profit abatement plan.

S. F. Bowser 8. F. Bowser Ofl Tank and Pump Company Winona Lake Bowser Famous Lake Resort Pennsylvania Lines

Employment Agency Provides Over 100 Jobs This Week

The free employment agency reported six working days ending Thursday night with ninety four males and six females placed through the employment bureau. Male placements included carpenters cooks dishwashers draftsmen drivers elevator operators farm hands and laborers totaling ninety four. Female placements covered nok s day workers dishwashers general housework kitchen work laundress totaling twelve.

Free Employment Agency Thea Lst

Pennsylvanians Volunteer to Run Trains in Possible Strike

Ninety five percent of Pennsylvania railroad shopmen have volunteered for train service in case of a strike by the brotherhoods. The offer follows an appeal last week by the general manager to keep trains operating. Creighton, the general superintendent, confirmed the pledge.

Altoona Pennsylvania Railroad Brotherhoods Sux Parintendens Creighton

Supt Hudson Continues to Improve after Surgery

The condition of B. J. Hudson, assistant superintendent of the southern division of the Grand Rapids and Indiana, who was operated on for appendicitis late Thursday night at Hope hospital, continues to improve and recovery is anticipated. Hudson bore his illness uncomplainingly and remained at his post until his condition necessitated surgery by Dr. M. F. Porter, Sr.

B. J. Hudson Grand Rapids Indiana Hope Hospital Hudson Pennsylvania M. F. Porter

Fort Wayne General Electric plant sends twenty two enlistments

Company IE departs for service with twenty two employees from the Fort Wayne General Electric works joining the ranks from commanding officer to private. Captain John E. Milter leads the group as the greatest response percentage among local manufacturing plants to the call for service.

Company IE Fort Wayne General Electric Works John E. Milter

Swinney Park to Feature Fairyland Decorations for GE Meet

The Electro-Technic club of General Electric prepares a night time display at Swinney Park for today’s big outing and field meet. Fifteen men worked yesterday on electrical effects and decorations shaping the grounds into a fairy land scene after nightfall.

General Electric Works Swinney Park Fairy Land

Taborer Injured Loading Truck At Work Scene

Cc. E Meyers a laborer at the Pennsylvania erecting shops sustained painful injuries at about 10 30 yesterday morning. While enraged in loading and truck two he bore rolled catching his left hand between them. The second and third Angers were so badly crushed and toc perated that Dr B Van Sweringen was

Cc. E. Meyers Pennsylvania Angers Dr. B. van Sweringen

Troops Mobilize From Knox Indiana To Fort Harrison

Troops from Knox Indiana will be ferried today over the Nickel Plate to Argos then transferred to the Lake Erie and Western to the mobilization point at Fort Benjamin Harrison. The company has been recruited to war strength and will receive a large send off from patriotic townspeople.

Knox Indi Argos Lake Erie and Western Road Fort Benjamin Harrison

Wabash Detroit Round Trip Rate Corrected

A misprint in yesterday's columns stated a $5.00 round trip to Detroit. the correct fare is $5.90. The $5.90 rate went into effect yesterday and continues today and tomorrow, with return tickets valid through July 3.

Wabash Detroit Wabash Railros

Shops Close for Inventory Across All Departments

Inventory work at the Pennsylvania leads to all shop departments closing today after a posted order by Master Mechanic FE Griest. Some work will continue as usual where not delayed, ensuring essential operations proceed.

Pennsylvania Griest

Passenger agents visit Fort Wayne on business trips

District Passenger Agent D. Mc Namara of the Chicago and Alton and Passenger Agent J. L. Burkat of the Northwestern Lines visit Fort Wayne on railroad business. Several Pennsylvanian and Wabash staff, including H. M. Quicksell and H. V. Miller, are noted as sick or on vacation while maintenance work on tracks proceeds and an inventory closure prompts two day leaves for many workers.

D. McNamara Chicago and Alton Railroad Indianapolis J. L. Burkat Hnes Fort Wayne H. M. Quicksell Star Union Line Pennsylvania Pittsburgh F.X. Miller H. V. Miller J. E. Kved Pekola Iy W. C. Jefferies Detroit Baltimore Harry Barringer Pennsylvania Division Irich Hill Ohio C. Harmeyer Pennsylvania Roundhouse Cleveland Er. J. Hughes Lake Manatawa Mich Hartn E. £. Ensel Wabagh Springfield C. Bickel Alonzo Evans William Hoelel C. Ni) Grosby Miso Marie Swart George Swart Lie Wabash Huntington B. J. Kessmaan Columbus J. Mating Chicago W. Ryan Grand Rapids T. Reed Stroder G. J. Hayes Gaig C.W. Dannhex Boilermanker Toledo FL Pequignot Jett Yessterday Norkford Mont Stegner Tra Whe Ops Gurranteed

Delicious Drink Promises Thirst Relief And Nerves Sooth

Rome City furnishes two auto stories as six young ladies from Rome City, Ind, endure a Studebaker accident near Ligonier. Miss Hicter reportedly helped with the bride’s ride, then a sharp curve caused the car to overturn into a ditch, with all aboard sustaining bumps but none fatally harmed.

Horaford Rome Rome City Ind Juna Lara Meyers Bessie Stangler Arunn Rice Michel Retha Randall Hicter St. Cobh Studebaker Hadriven Uate Uute Ligonier Madust

Why Are So Many People Losing Their Hair

A reader questions hair loss and explains scalp blockage hinders growth. The ad claims Every Week Anti Septic Oil Shampoo clears dandruff and promotes hair growth, detailing weekly use for men and women and listing drugstores to order.

Yoan Dreies Drug Ca Wooded Toy Store Meyer Bros. Drug Ca

Auto mishap injures one. car badly damaged

Report describes a serious injury and heavy damage in a garage incident. A telephone handy helped a bystander or party involved, with subsequent notes on another auto story about Mr and Mrs John Dennings acquiring a large Overland through K R McKibben.

Angie John 3. Dennings K. R. McKibben Entine Awl

Funeral services for George D Crane at 2 pm

Sol D Bayless Lodge No 359 F and A M will meet at 2 o clock this afternoon to conduct funeral services over the remains of Brother George D Crane. A special car will take mourners to the cemetery.

Sol D. Bayless Lodge George D. Crane P. A. Thompson W. M

Medicated paste in tubes offered for internal use

An ad describes a scientifically prepared medicated paste sold in tubes for internal use without tablets. It promotes self-use and claims sales on merit with bold emphasis and a price of $1.00. Names listed include E. H. Miller, Wm. G. Gerding, and Phil Koehlinger with street addresses.

Asi Us E. H. Miller Calhoun St

Corned beer affair linked to Marines' canned Wille version

A cryptic note indicates marines offered no clear reason for their canned Wille variation of the corned beer affair, claiming to test it in all things. The incomplete text offers little context or confirmation of the event or its implications.

Washington, D.C France United States Marine Corps

Performance of Duty and Nicknaming in Action

The passage notes how colleagues observe each other during duty in a nicknaming style to stay current. It emphasizes practical awareness of others’ tasks and efforts to maintain proper pace and alignment in work.

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