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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
4
A sale offers superb dress styles in Guest tissues voiles zephyr ginghams pure linens sowmer and silk. They are priced to move at 4.98 though normally valued higher. The offer positions these outfits as high quality yet affordable for shoppers seeking value.
Durable summer silks challies and white serge dresses highlighted at 10.75 each. Includes styles priced originally at 18 and 20 dollars. Splendid frocks for travel and evening wear offer practical, durable fabrics.
In Butler Indiana June 26 Dr Frank D Fanning notes Republicans disgust with Taft wire pullers in Chicago and Roosevelt sentiment for reform left to run no for a progressive ticket. He claims Watson Fairbanks and others oppose Taft while Roosevelt appeals for the people. Also references Patterson Fletcher Co store.
Misa Hazel Bowser became the wife of Clarence Belens four miles west of the city on Humington road. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Morrisay at 11 oclock yesterday morning with immediate relatives present. The bride wore a traveling suit and the couple planned a simple life in the city after a brief wedding breakfast. Several other local social items follow, including Miss Cecelia Lennart and Miss Emel Verweire events and numerous visits and travels of residents to and from nearby towns and cities.
A sensational claim from Aurelia in Fashion Beu vig describes a silver-haired doctor's homegrown skin remedy. It touts Mereworth Wax as a nightly cold cream that smooths and renews complexions by absorbing old skin, while a separate remedy is cited as a wrinkle remover and preventive face bath made from saxotite and hazel.
A double wedding report notes Miss Florence Freimuth wed Mr Brad W. Rose at 3 20 PM in the English Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. Bridesmaids Miss Diebold and Miss Parrish. groomsmen Bir E Rose and Bert Schubacker. Reception for about forty guests. couple to reside with the bride’s parents while establishing a home. In Archole a wedding joined Miss Cecella Diebold and Mr John Shea at the Catholic church with Rev Arthur Williams. after Niagara Falls trip they plan to settle in the east end.
The state suffrage convention is planned for June 28 and 29 in Logansport with Mayor David Kickle welcoming attendees. Dr Barton O Aylesworth and Dr Hannah Graham, among other suffragists, will address both indoor and outdoor sessions. Fort Wayne delegates are urged to notify Miss Mannix or Miss Sihler, secretaries of the women's suffrage party.
The European School of Music directed by George Balle presents a recital at Elks Hall at 8 15 this evening. The program includes pieces by Chopin Berlioz Gounod and Debussy among others performed by pupils Christine Pupa Roy Zimmerman Mabel Higer Hayden Deng Cranston Sarah McDowell and Helen Spindler with Helen Nussbaum Gaston Boorse Carlisle Tucker and George Baille.
Auburn Indiana forms a committee of 104 empowered members to plan a town Y M C A branch. Charles Eckhart and Frank J Icke hart pledge $40 000 toward the effort with a condition the local Y M C A is organized and supported. Estimated annual expense for the building plan is about 96 000 dollars per year.
J. W. Orr homestead at the northwest corner of Harrison and Butler streets is offered for sale by order of court. Front and rear parts may be sold separately. Desirable homes and good investments. Commissioners William N. Ballou and Owen N. Heaton oversee the sale.
In Garrett Indiana the Ladies' Club organized a fly killing contest with a 26 cent pint prize. Children citywide joined the effort as soldiers in a distant war kept score in a box of flies. A boy claimed to know exactly how many flies make a measure full.
Jack Harston, a young physician, clashes with his sweetheart Helen Stomet over a minor dispute. She guides him around town in laughter as townsfolk fall for him and seek his company. Soon many are ill from a potion he administers and are rushed to hospital while Helen confronts the affair with resolve.
At the Lyric Theatre the program featured The Marauders a Western drama and Painter and Pessant a dramatic piece. The Great Northern Bath presented both works to strong audience praise for vivid storytelling and solid performances.
ROSURN Ind June 26 William arrested a wael for tient ne horas the court ein Siemaen and was vi i and sentenced to serve from cu ta Tourtaen years a the eformatory ati Je Moraonvills crime which young Honainger who is but nineteen years age wan sunenced Wan the second OF ie samme character of which he has been guilty Irene Koona was green diveres from Arthur Feo Noon as thie afternoon she was also givan the sum of 95.00 a week for the sipport of thair daughter Koons in a barber and in her complaint Mrs Koons said that though he earned 15 to 20 a week he failed to properly prov ide for her
Garret, Ind. state news reports a Garrett conductor killed while on duty. The event is tied to a fatal railway incident, with details and casualties noted as the community processes the loss. A separate item describes a boy named Carl Galyore, three, hospitalized after a sharp stick pierced bowel injury, with parents returning him to the city for care.
A chaotic mid street show by an arre acl company features wolves advertising the display drawing hundreds of children. A boy of about twelve was attacked when a wild animal sprang from its cage, prompting a physician to tend to the injured child and prevent further danger.
An annual entertainment at St. John’s Evan church featured a composed orchestral program by the home choir. The event drew a large audience and promised further performances, with plans for another similar program next year.
Butler Indiana June 98 Tuskday evening at the regular meeting of For apier 0. BB. No. 4. The ord er ee and throu the mat f the i met Re as vetarten of U0 the bene maters at Hamil ig ae ott ot Elwood Tad 7.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to mention Bee Tee Bee, Preterson-Fletcher Co, Butler Boy accounts, and pastors. Readable parts suggest a business or community clipping with ads or notices but specifics are unclear. No coherent event or names beyond those entities are extractable.
The article offers advice on choosing colors to complement different hair and eye colors. It favors dark, rich tones over bright shades, recommending black or deep browns for brunettes with blue or green eyes, and cautions against red and overly vivid blues or greens.
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