Remodeling at Central Catholic High School Begins
Interior improvements costing about 191000 dollars start at Central Catholic High School Calhoun and Lewis streets. The former assembly room will become a study hall with a lowered floor and seating for over 200 students. A new lab, showers, baths, dressing rooms and other conveniences are planned along with upgraded heating lighting and windows.
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Central
Catholic High School
Calhoun
Lewis Streets
Sesson
A.B. Lafontaine
Catholic Honentionsl Agsosiation
Philadelphia
Holy Cross Brothers
University of Notre Dama
Congregation of Holy Crown
Chicago Radio Show Opens at National Exposition
The Chicago national radio exposition opens with displays ranging from affordable sets to high end models and naval demonstrations. George H. Carlton, city gas and electricity commissioner, welcomes radio fans and highlights municipal broadcasting and exhibitors from the United States Department of Commerce Weather Bureau Boy Scouts Campfire Girls. Thursday and Wednesday are designated as robbers' and retailers.
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Cricaco
United States Navy
George H. Carlaon
Gas and Electricity
Chicago
Tiret Municipal Broadcasting Atatloq
Navy
United States Department of Commerce
Weather Bureau
Radio Program Listings Across Several Cities
Radio schedules show multiple stations in Fort Wayne Indianapolis Schenectady Detroit and more listing musical programs news weather market reports and special segments including a baseball game and women interest content. Times vary from morning to evening with market bulletins and bedtime stories noted.
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Fort Wayne
WFAS
Unites, Radio Corporation
Croa
Indianapolis
Newn Ayren
Hamilton
Indianabglis
WOH
Star-Hatfield
Ir Rae
Aschall
Schenectady
Detroit
Mich
Wnd Igantern
Citizens Telphone Company Seeks Relief From Payment
In Crestline Indiana on June 20 the Citizens Telephone Company asked the Public Service Commission for relief from paying 26 cents per phone as required by a city ordinance. The issue, escalated after two years, was referred to City Attorney Frutchon. The company also filed a bill with the city council alleging duties of maintaining the Bell system and services. The council would not approve the bill and the company has suspended its city franchise, awaiting an indeterminate franchise from the Public Service Commission, aligning with nearby utility operators.
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Ind
Citdmens
Womuiteston
Reilef
Meenaa Fox
Palathia Teo Iimite
Hain Bo
Frutcho
Allie Bell
Works
Foramen
Telephgns
Ales
Ita City
Public Service Sommission
Tadiena Gas and Electric Company
Fort Wayne-Desatur Inter~ifhan
Wreck damages car near Montpelier injures son
A Hartford City report says Wilaoh of Port Wayne escaped injury in a crash near Montpelier when a culvert struck his auto. He was accompanied by family, with his son receiving a broken thumb. The car was considerably damaged.
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Hartford City
Ind
Wilaoh
Port Wayne
Montpulise
Paint the Dark Corners
A brief ad notes applying white or light colored paint to dark corners in basements. It promotes Acme Quality Paint Store located at Main and Clinton and encourages readers to try the paint in dim spaces.
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Acme Quality
Main and
Clinton
Hartford Pastor Resigns After Year at Local Church
The pastor of the Christian Church in Hartford resigns today after a year of service. He will relocate for new work but has not announced his destination. The item also notes a children story feature and Haffner's Bread promotion on book day.
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Haffner
Hartford City
Theater
Dillman
The
Christian Church
Parents Forced to Buy Casket for Son’s Body
Huntington June 26 Mr and Mrs Charles Hortman of this city were pressured to buy a casket from Herrin undertakers before their son Howard Hortman’s body, killed in the mine explosion last week, could be shipped home. They were told the body would be shipped, then warned again that without the casket the burial would occur locally. They agreed to ship the body and expected arrival tonight or tomorrow.
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Huntington
Charles 7
Hortman
Herrin
Howard Hortmann
Milne Flotea
Indiana Wheat Surge Sets Record In 1891 Harvest
Indiana produced a wheat crop in 1891 of about 62 million bushels on nearly 1 million acres. The average yield was just over 17 bushels per acre with around 16 000 tractors in use. In 1840 Indiana counted 201 030 horses. Wyandotte cave near Crawfordsville extended exploration to over twenty miles. Big Tayto loaf bread.
Amputation Planned for Injured Youth in Hay Rope Accident
Roy Weist age 14 of Huntington, whose foot and ankle were crushed when his foot was caught in a hay rope loop, is expected to have his foot removed at the ankle at Huntington County Hospital Tuesday morning. He was pulled toward a pulley as the team pulled hay and the driver struggled to halt them. Surgeons could not save the ankle due to badly broken bones and severed arteries.
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Huntington, Intl
Roy Weist
Charles W. Weist
Huntington County Hospital
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Amos Perry
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Dreatt Court
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Were Ace High
the Dime Savings and Trust Company
Cor.berry
Court Sts
Fort Wayne, Ind
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Unity Hall
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Wayne Atroot
University Club
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Chamber of Commerce
Shitoh
Carl Reed
Walther League
Walker Lutheran League
Redeemer Lutheran Church
J. , Graebney
Charlotte Buffie
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Aear Home
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Gingham
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