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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
2
Physicians and users tout Druesen Kraft gland treatment as a medical breakthrough claiming to restore health and vigor by addressing gland weakness. The ads urge readers to request a free booklet and order the tablets, with price prompts and distribution through Chicago and Fort Wayne druggists.
Oncor Bender, manufacturing engineer in the Fort Wyre works transformer department, will resign effective July 1 to become president of National Specialties Company in this city. He has 20 years with General Electric, starting as a punch press operator in 1902, and organized National Specialties about a year ago at 227 Fairfield Avenue to produce the garden measuring instrument and other mechanical and electrical specialties.
Wayne and nearby towns prepare for the Northern Inland Industrial and Volunteer Firemen’s association seventeenth annual convention and tournament in Winchester on June 29. About 260 firemen, with the General Weatherly band and Wayne girls’ quartet, will travel by special train from Fork City to attend meetings and related events.
Decatur hosts the Mannaylvania Industrial challenge with team members Wrapp Wenpy Thwars Tavlito Johann Soliday Sauvait Kell Ramary Nagle Beard listed to attend. The event is slated for 1:10 p.m. at the corner of linker and Calhoun streets.
Fort Wayne industries will shut Saturday noon for a holiday rest period and resume Wednesday morning July 5. Railroads and most plants close Tuesday July 4 for Independence Day. General Electric Fort Wayne offices close July 4 though operations run July 3. other firms like Wayne Tank and Pump, Bowser & Co, Wayne Knithine mills, Hass Foundry extend rest. Freight car and locomotive repairs likely delay rail operations.
A nine coach special train carrying a delegation of high Japanese government officials arrived here at 1 30 this morning en route to water works via Pittsburgh from Chicago. The train left Chicago at 10 7 a m and was guarded along the route by Pennsylvania police. Details of the visit could not be learned.
A Penny Dance is planned tonight by the training division of the Pennsylvania Aid Society at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Grad ley, 2924 South Ina street. Members of the Penne Shell provide aind Gimble. Mitale and the Triplea orchestra, directed by Carl Roeinke, will perform at the Pennay Whan Club.
A noon concert by the General Electric band is set for McCulloch Park for employees of the works and the general puzzle. Exhibitions include Harold Lloyd in Haunted Spooks and an educational feature. Several workers reported injuries or illness causing absence this week, while others returned after time off. A Pennsylvania excursion from Manafield and Fort Wayne to Chicago is planned for next Sunday, with additional trips from Manafield to Detroit and Gary to Mooseheart. A rain delay postponed a baseball game between Mackinaw and Grand Rapids. teams will move on to Grand Rapids today.
A bereaved man recalls years of suffering from illness after his wife's death and credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with restoring his health. He says doctors failed, six doses cured him, and he urges readers to try the preparation, noting a money back guarantee. It is sold by Meyer stores and druggists nationwide.
Whitley County announces Miss Mary Senatting a former resident named public health nurse for Whitley County. Miluy Senatting, night supervisor at Lakeside Hospital Cleveland, will work with the county board chaired by Dr. F. G. Crisier. The Red Cross and Med Cross groups will cooperate, with plans to take over anti tuberculosis work and provide public first aid instruction by Captain Cline on July 29 and 30.
Warsaw Ind June 22 Burwell a Warsaw police officer wounded in a moonshine raid last Friday shows marked improvement after a difficult Monday night. Burl Denny who fired the shotgun is jailed. companion Charles Noilans remains at large. Also reports on Mrs J W Sweet formerly Catherine Winship of Warsaw with meningitis, and a series of local social notes include receptions and visits, church services, and funeral arrangements.
Y secretaries J A Henry and B Rutt depart for summer camps and religious work. Rasold Tapes, a men’s attic] attics at the school, will stay to take part in a two week summer short course. Dr Henry joins the amaroad school faculty. Rutt attends religious conferences. Gallege at Lake Champlin? Lake Geneva departure for summer study.
Auburn's business group elected Fred J. Nedlung president this afternoon to succeed the late Line Ht Nugent. Charles MH Lown becomes a director. Willams, former Dekalb county Democratic chairman, sold his obstructing business to Oak Husselman the city attorney. new owner to take possession Saturday. Williams plans to enter bunkers in Chicago but will stay in Auburn until after November elections. In order to meet the coming county campaign Nearest Barbers advertises its services.
Bids will be received Saturday July 1 for a new high and grade school at New Haven. Trustee G. B. Senaper of Adama township announced the project designed by Henry W. Meyers. Estimated cost is about 150000 dollars. The structure includes classrooms a large gymnasium and a spacious auditorium. Completion targeted around January 1 per County School Superintendent D. C. McComb.
Hartword City Ind June 27 Ralph Bartlett of Dunkirk was run over by a Pennsylvania train at Gas City while crossing the tracks. His leg was amputated below the knee after a companion attempted to rescue him. Bartlett was rushed to Dunkirk for treatment.
Huntington June 87. Ward woe received word at store noon that the body of Howard Hoffman, who died Saturday night of wounds suffered in the Herrin mine riots, has been shipped from Herrin at noon Thursday.
James Woet, a war veteran from this city, has been admitted to the Irene Byron hospital in Port Wayne. Milton Kraua, congressman, helped gain admission for him in the Tuberculosis ward as noted by local notices.
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