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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1920
Page
1
Fragmentary text references a queenly title tied to Romania with unclear phrases. Mentions Carmen and a phrase about aspiration or trade, but details are garbled and attribution uncertain. No verifiable event, date, or outcome can be established from the readable portions.
Incomplete text mentions a country, a lawyer, and mentions of a press or law context. The fragment references an event or statement by someone named Jone and a Thausuh, but the meaning is unclear. No decisive facts or outcomes are evident.
Miss Mary Gordon, a sophomore at St. Avy, Riverside Avenue, was awarded a five dollar prize. Presented by Mr and Mrs T. E Gordon, Riverside Avenue, the award honors her academic preparation while she was selected from unnamed peers shown by Augustines. TR Cleary, senior.
A garbled notice claims a hair remedy promises regrowth and restoration. It mentions a general claim of satisfaction and a guarantee, with unclear references to a dentist or medical expert and a mention of an award at St. Catherine, all in disjointed phrasing.
At the controller’s office in Fort Wayne City Hall five municipal bonds in denominations of 1000.08 dollars are offered with no commission. Henry J. Doell serves as City Controller.
In Huntington on June 26 a divorce was granted to Oliver Winkler and his wife’s maiden name Brown restored. Within minutes the woman and Frank Kramer applied for a marriage license and were reportedly married within the hour, blending names Winkler Brown Kramer. Nearby, funeral services for John Frashy, pioneer dry goods merchant, were held as stores closed until noon. A series of local incidents followed, including a motor accident near Amiss Hill and medical issues of Lester May. Oil shipments were discussed as the city board awaited additional tank deliveries from a Stinderé Oil Company line break near Whiting.
Classified note lists wash suits with Oliver Twist style elements including white waist coats, dace trousers, collars and cuffs. Multiple sizes from 2 to PATTERS at Pleicher Co.
The Garrett school board plans to set the contract for a new two story grade school building designed by Elwood and Elywood of Elk Hart. The planned 10 by 70 foot structure will include a basement for recitation and shop rooms, six first floor grade rooms, a principal’s office and teacher’s room, and a second floor for departmental work with a large assembly space. The project emphasizes ample lighting and ventilation.
A simple prepare at home shampoo using call throx mixed in hot water from your druggist. Dissolve a level spoonful in one cup of water to make a full shampoo liquid that covers scalp and hair easily. Rinsing leaves hair fluffy, lustrous, and soft for easy arrangement.
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