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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
15
Comedian listed as little known joins Fort Wayne scene at Bay View with remarks on a Europe tour. Local social pages note engagements, arrivals, and visits from Cleveland, Indianapolis, and Chicago, plus a Pittsfield theater stock update and a wedding at St. Patrick's Church.
Out-of-town guests from Chicago attended the quiet wedding of Miss Mabel C. Coleman and Cyrus A. Hall at the Calvary A. B. church parsonage. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs W Coleman of Warsaw. The groom, president of the People’s Bank at Leesburg, will reside in Warsaw.
Frank Bohn, assistant manager at Home Telephone Co, was elected a member of the Commercial Club board to succeed Kehoe and tipped for chairmanship by President Griitin. The club welcomed twenty one new members amid campaign gains as summer attire advertised.
City police report Ruth Small, a young girl, was arrested by Sheriff Gladbox and arraigned in a county court Wednesday morning. She remained in custody before being sent to Three River, Michigan, to join her mother who had arranged the travel. The article notes the mother sent money for the child's ticket amid a local carnival scene.
The Jefferson Big Jubilee Tonight features five acts including Ralph Patterson from Wittenberg Glee Club and Georgia Rosebud of the Way Down South company. A two reel feature The Badge of Policeman O’Hoon and a Gettysburg war film mark the program with notable personalities and historic battle scenes.
Fragmented account shows Grace near debt and social fallout after the war. Union officer John Rivers faces threats, forgiveness and romance amid a slave market scene and a Confederate pursuit. A creditor sale looms as a political conspiracy threads through the aftermath. Grace and Rivers endure pressure, letters, and a tense reunion as the sale occurs. The narrative blends battlefield action with personal tragedy and lingering animosity.
Three new acts will be seen at the Majestic Airdome this evening. May and Peggy Crane appear in a brief new comedy, Amma Ryan helps unveil a new gang and sayings, Joan Vincent the blackface romantic leads a laughing carnival, and Ther a show will feature a committee change of pictures.
In a bustling Colonial room, Mary Frunneis plans to debut at an event hosted by Walters. Wealthy clubman Philip Marston offers to escort her after an awkward mix up with a ticket and a misread check. Mary leans on friends for gowns and hair, then dazzles as she dances, winning the night and a roses gift she treasures above the moment.
A fragmentary ad announces the Gaiety screening of What Happened to Mary. It promises a plot about Mary escaping her designing uncle and racing to New York, then confronting a forged inheritance dispute with the Craigs. The piece urges audiences to see the film for full details.
Paradise Restaurant returns to service at 213 West Main this Saturday morning under new management. The opening signals a fresh start for shoppers and diners in the downtown district.
The pawn broker Dreyfus sends his daughter Esther to college where she falls for Edward Marshall, a wealthy Gentile. Misunderstandings arise as Aaron Stern is favored, and a necklace pawned to Dreyfus is central. Esther considers marriage to Aaron, but ultimately elopes with Edward, returning home with her husband as the tale closes.
The Lyric presents Gaumont Wo real Aramatic pictura at Utledt. A timing worth picture is announced for Saturday featuring Lord Tennyson’s poem translated into pictures. Boys’ wash suits in new model, stripes and colors, sizes 21 2 to 9 years, PATTERSON LETCHER CO.
BLUFFTON WEDDINGS Ind June 6 The mare iminge of Minn Desde Miller daughter of Councilman Eli Miller and wife and Dr CV Press a veteran of the city stank plate tart night at eight o'clock at the harronage of the First Reformed church the Rev HL Blofenbach officiating The couple will make a short It with his parents Mr and Mrs John G Fretz at Desdaville Ind and WH then go to Wearekeeping here WARNOCK MAFEE At the home at Mr and Mrs Morton McAfer the mesrge that evening of their daughter Miss Hazel Lurtlé aged Mr Karl Wares a poune I Marksmith The iter W T Arnold Tomtria wt Will rent building 124 E 1 Columbia street very cheap for term of unexpired lease Fort Wayne Saddlery Co.
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