City Hall Park Commissioners Issue Annual Report
The city park board released its seventeenth annual report detailing 46 pages of activities and memorials. It outlines land acquisitions totaling 448 acres valued at about 4.1 million dollars, park improvements across multiple locations, and notable building projects plus May revenue figures for Fort Wayne and other Indiana cities.
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City Hall Park Commissioners
Run City Department
Board of Park Commissioners
William Bréuer
Board of Park Commissionera
Tis
Mmembers
Forrest Park
International Harvester Company
John B. Franke
Fort Wayne
Gawtan Part
New Coment Bridge
Delta Lake
Indotiatka
Sunteen Garden
Lakesids Park
Memorial Park
Wolsor Park
Renor
Volrapirk Sk Mew
Foster Park
Roa
Swinney Par
Wayne
Indiana
South Bend
Gary
Farmer Bound Over For Criminal Assault Trial
Md Anderson, 61, and a farmhand employed on a farm on the Minnuls road were bound over to the Wreule court after pleading guilty to a criminal assault case involving an anx years old girl. Anderson was examined by Sheriff Alabbott. Judge Frank Munfovan presided. Voy Haferty, cited for loitering, paid fines and faced jail time. A separate incident involved a suspect found with obscene pictures, while another man, William Dickey, was fined for temperance offenses and riverbank danger. Disorderly conduct charges against Brexritt Anderson were continued. Case details against Wave Cartwright for child neglect and Cora Kremlacie were adjourned.
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MD Anderson
Farmghand
Minnuls
Wreule
Anderson
Sherrie al Abbott
Frank Munfovan
Poliqgy
Yuaterday
Voy Haferty
Tod Costa
Walter Immei
Nerkot
Ruferty
Baling Préssad Fnr
Amassay Place
William Dic
Enter
Dickey
George Walsh
Mauntee
Komin Bo
Jo Mungovan
CY Cusa
Brexritt Anderson
Bragkenridgs Street
Genca Prockedinga
Cora ‘Krelmbacie
Wave Cartwright
Knights of Columbus to honor Brother Henry Moriarity
Notice states a memorial meeting for deceased Brother Henry Moriarity held at 2:30 p m at 2836 S Barr Street. Stephen Weber, Grand Knight, signs the notice inviting members to participate and pay respects.
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K. of C
S. Barr Street
Henry Moriarity
Stephen Weber
K. of
Henry
Veterans appoint picnic committees for joint veteran groups
Veterans held a meeting at the veterans room in the courthouse to form two committees. One will arrange the joint picnic probably in July with a good speaker, and another will handle parks and related arrangements for the event. Members named include Josonly Carlett, G A R O G Atherton, Lawton Wayne Prats, and many others.
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Picnia of Veteran and Patriotic Orgunizations
Renm Ly
Court House
Tetkeslia
Swinney
Trier
Bwinney
Fia
Veterana
Slock
Josonly
Carlett Ans Post
G. Atherton
Lawtin- Wayne Prats
Atk
S. Kelkar
U.vees
W. F. Geller
Uriein
V. Airxit
C. Mee
ASM
Androwa
Vip Meza
WR. Bunt
Burk Circles
G. A. Ty
Atherton
Wayne Circle
Gal
ER Lepis
Lawton Camp
W. Viz
Verne Carr
W. Y
Auxilary
Arno Spiegel
American Legions
Cirenca
A. J. Auxiliary
Meetings at C. of C for Coming Week
A grainy notice lists weekly meetings at the Chamber of Commerce venues. Entries include Lincoln National Life Insurance, University Club, War proposition committee, and various directors rooms with times ranging noon and evening. Names and exact rooms vary with some legible fragments such as Fort Wayne Real Estate board and Schaaf.
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Lincoln National’ Life Insurance Come Pany
Ciib Root
1Ka
Root
G. C Schlatter Hardware
Duns
Sexchanyn
Thureday
Juco
Fort Wayne Hteal Estate Board
To Our Deceased Brother Henry Moriarity Knight
An obituary note honors Henry Moriarity Knight, marking the passing of a cherished brother. It reflects affection and remembrance, honoring his life and impact within the family and community.
W Arnett of Kokomo Elected C of C Head
W N Arnett of Kokomo was elected president of the Indiana Commercial Secretaries Association at the three day convention closing in the local chamber of commerce. Other officers named include Frank J Green of South Bend as vice president and W L Shater as secretary treasurer.
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W. N. Arnett
Kokoro
Indiana Commercial Secretaries’ “Association
Chamber of Commerce
Frank J. Green
South’ Bend
W. L. Shater
Jikhart
C. J. Crooks
Lebanon
J. J. Reynolds
Ilovanaville
Jo. Hodwine
Myre Wayne
Sind
W. Coons
Crawfordavilla
Haowler
Walter C. Buller
Connersville
Mare
Howard
Indianapalla
W. J. Shafer
Evanavillo Tx
A. Green
Heng Charmbel
Gammaeres
Individgila
Grennan’s Cakes Offer 79 Varieties Ready to Serve
The article praises Grennan’s cake line claiming 79 varieties ready for serving. It notes the appeal to housewives in Fort Wayne and surrounding areas, highlighting the popularity of store bought cake options over baking at home.
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Grennan
Wayne
Port
Cale
Watson
Dave
Wreause
Grenpan
Fort Wayne
Grannan Cakes Sold Nationwide For Home Servings
Grennan offers a wide range of cakes and cookies to suit every meal and party need. Cronnan, an organizer and student of human nature, developed seven varieties based on quality, enabling housewives to serve desserts without home baking. Mr. Watson is the exclusive dealer for Wayne and surrounding areas offering Grannan cakes.
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Grengjan
Cronnan
Tual
Grenman
Thes Deajora
Watson
Wot Wayne
Gurrounging
Passing of aviation dog brings gloom over Bolling Field
In Washington on June 24 a somber mood settled over Bolling Field as Sir Toby Hyfner the air station bull terrier mascot died. The veteran aviator with eighteen hours of flight time was famed in aviation circles after training in Rochester and Hartford. Sir Toby wore a safety belt and guarded aircraft at night in a tail kennel during cross country hops before vanishing, leaving fellow crew members hopeful for a return.
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Washington
Bolling Field
Army Air Station
Toby Hyfner
Joe A. WO
Toby
Rochester
N.Y
Hiram Maxim
Bolling “Welty
Hartford
Cannae
Dancing Schedule at L. Highway with KUCKUCK'S
A small item notes dancing sessions hosted on Tuesday Thursday Saturday and Sunday at L. Highway venue under KUCKUCK'S management. The notice highlights regular social dancing events and venue details with emphasis on the weekly schedule.
Negro farmers report large yield in corn
Washington June 2 Averaged yields of 30 bushels per acre were attained by more than 14 000 Negro farmers in North Carolina Texas and Virginia who cultivated 30 000 acres last year the department of agriculture announced The average for all farms in these states ranged from 17 to 25 bushels per acre The record is credited to county agents working with the department and state agricultural colleges Investors limited high grade preferred stock offered by W H Rohan at 302 Utility Building.
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North Carolina
Texan
Virginia
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Tg & O
Troufeyard
Dbuhrniah
Herman & Onnghn
G. M. Ainith
Wilung
Menron
Morvell
Criminal Aassault
E. V. Emrick
Tcitzens Trust Building
Harvey
Marcellus Thorapson
Newark
N. J
Col. Thompson
Col
George Harvey
Great Britain
John P. Thompson
C. OF C
West Main Street
Wall Paper Co
Calhoun
Columbia Street
W. Arnett
Kokomo
C. Head
Evansville
William Watson
Tmck
L. Highway
Kuckuck
Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural
W.H. Rohan
Piggly Wiggly
Corporation
Justus Saunders
TREX
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Andrew Jackson
Ricrard Aya
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