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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
3
The Wayne Plaiteng and Button Co advertises sport skirts and garments. It notes complete ready to wear sets and custom work at 117 West Washington, urging inquiries by phone or mail for pricing and details.
Marie Bauer seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs L M Bauer of 535 East Wasbinston street died yesterday afternoon after a two week illness with complications. She attended St Augustine Gaol school and was popular with friends. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
The Americas Texter reports a skate team vs the Colored Giants in a park game this Saturday. Manager Lithynan reshuffles positions adding several new players including Lentz in the outfield and Lowe handling first base. Hostler and Chishnair strengthen infield and pitching depth is noted as the Giants visit Learne Park.
Ninety six students, fifty boys and forty six girls, received diplomas last evening at St Paul auditorium for completing eighth grade at Concordia Emmanuel Emmaus Be Paul Trinty and Zion Lutheran schools. Programs featured orchestra under L J Feier tag and a welcome by Rev Wambsganss. Prof C P F Rusch delivered the main address on Lutheran day schools and urged preparation for future challenges. Alumni events and a listed graduating class with many names followed the ceremony along with a party and refreshments. Also announced were future commencement and alumni association activities and an upcoming outing.
Michael Walachalk of Kendally lineworker for Home Telegraphs died instantly when a worn telephone pole broke during pole realignment between the city and New Haven. Fellow worker Walter Gill suffered a broken ankle and was hospitalized in serious condition. Third crew member Frank Schermerhorn narrowly escaped injury as the pole toppled. Walachalk’s body was taken to Kendallville for burial.
Mayor Cutshall accepts a position on the Near East Relief committee aiding 490 Armenian orphans allocated to Allen County. County officials report chronic food shortages and urge immediate funds to sustain the children, paralleling wartime duties and urging Hoosier generosity to prevent further Armenian extinction.
June 4 dispatch reports Sinn Fein fighters in Long Tower Street and Bishop's Gate areas trading heavy gunfire with soldiers and police unable to intervene. Civilians wounded, some killed, with chaotic scenes as troops rush toward Londonderry from Belfast. Local streets near Bishops Street Barracks were under heavy fire as bombardment continued.
A grand opening at the Elks country club drew about two hundred couples, far exceeding expectations. The crowd indicated the new pavilion will be popular with Fort Wayne residents as the Elks plan dances every Tuesday and Saturday, with other groups already reserving the hall for upcoming events. Torembke's orchestra played last night, and The Walene Orchestra was engaged for Saturday Night.
An OCR fragment lists assorted clothing and sewing items with prices. Mentions include men's suits, thread, crochet notions, Rick Rack Braid, buttons, and pearl unions in varied numbers and costs. The text is garbled with inconsistent formatting and stray characters.
Hundreds gather at St Vincent's Catholic orphan asylum for the annual picnic and reunion. The sewing society runs meals, candy, lemonade, and paddle booths while Sisters and staff guide visitors, with clergy and families joining for a day of social and charitable activity.
Members of One Aves county branch of the Ancient Order of Hibernians will entertain at a card party Friday night June 23 at St Patrick's Lyceum. Games start promptly. Admission 115. Prizes include $5 to Mary Gordon of St Augustine's Academy and a similar award to Catherine Cleary of St Catherine's Academy for the exam submitted on The Irish Republic.
John Gambrel, 48, formerly of Green Field, died at home in Elwood after falling from a pewery tree this evening. The incident occurred around dusk and authorities are investigating the accidental death.
Washington dispatch reports Frank P. Walsh released a letter said to be from Senator Harding expressing sympathy for the Irish independence movement. The letter, published in a London Gazette, prompted claims of authenticity and spurred discussion of Harding's presidential prospects amid party strategy and delegate movements at the Democratic and Republican gatherings.
The piece argues the administration holds sway over two‑tiza of delegates and could nominate Palmer or Cox if Palmer is chosen. It suggests Bryan could control 150 delegates and coordinate with the administration to back a candidate, while noting the administration cannot name a nominee outright.
Auto dealers and employees gathered yesterday at Schroeder's Grove south of the city for a day of socializing and games. About 260 people attended the event with salesmen beating mechanics in a spirited contest before adjourning for a barbecue.
Philipning Islands general Newton W. Glibert, long a resident of Bork Wayne, was missed by friends and business associates yesterday. Meclitert, now in New York, recently returned from a tour of France Belgium and England with many tales of halle grounds and the American Dove in Flanders.
An advertisement promotes Acme Quality Truck and Tractor Paint from Acme Quality Paint Store. It highlights protective coatings for farm implements and tractors.
Construction delays on West Main bridge cause temporary traffic detours while crews relocate lanes and install new utilities. Community planning sessions call for expert review of water supply and drainage options as project advances. Local officials coordinate with contractors to minimize disruption during this major infrastructure upgrade.
Police report a chaotic night with multiple arrests after traffic and assault incidents. Victims include bakery workers on Leiw Wen Avenue and residents on Cravens, while a court session heard continuances on drug and drunk driving charges.
Mrs Soese and four daughters along with three sons survive Joga 22 Willant Soese aged 61 of Friedheim area died near home early this morning. Born in Miknarenta he lived in New Bremen and Veontur districts. Funeral services Friday at 2 PM at Friedheim Tuthemn church with Reverend Preuss officiating. A Ladies Aid meeting of the Western Street Church of Christ will be held at the home of Mrs Valentein following services.
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