Fort Wayne firms join Indiana State Chamber drive
Twenty four Fort Wayne businesses enroll in the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce to raise four thousand two hundred seventy five dollars for the statewide campaign. Fort Wayne firms including Base Foundry, Bowser, Fort Wayne Corrugated Paper, National Steel Wastings, and others pledge memberships as part of a county effort aided by Henry T. Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Bea
Paramides
Fort Wayne Chamber of Commerce
H. C. Rockhill
ML Leslie
A. Chirtain
David X. Foster
W. Seibert
H. B
Henry T. Roberts
Roberts
State Chamber of Commerce
York, Warne
Mt. H
F Base Foundry and Machine Co
F. Bowser & Co
Fort Wayne Corrugated Paper Co
National Steel Wastings Co
Rub-No-More Co
Foster Purniture Co
Fort Wayne Rolling Mills Corporation
Mane A Menufacturing Co
Wayne Foundry
Columbia Tron Works
Fort Wayné
Tournal-Gazette
Fort, Wayne
Fort Warne Printing Co
Northern Indiana Gas and Electric Co
Fort Wayne Foundry
Mmx
Class Admitted 10 Franciscan Order Novices at Lafayette
At St Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette Rev Bishop Herman Jeseph ing officiating the semi annual reception and investiture of novices of the Sisters of St Princis. Twenty young women admitted to the novitiate eleven novices took first vows and thirteen sisters took perpetual vows. The rite began with a procession to the Sistine chapel. Bishop Alerding assisted at the reception and Msgr John F H Oechtering rector of Mary's Church delivered the sermon. Many Lafayette clergy attended and sister M Fabia formerly Miss Margaret Reinhart was among the first vows. A dinner and social hour followed with visiting clergy and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Jesephing
Sistine Chapel
Aterding
John FH. Oechtering
Mary's Thurch
Alerding
Lafayette
M. Fabia
Margaret Reinhart
Adam A. Reinhart
Mes
Democratic platform draft rejects wet plank proposal
San Francisco wire reports a nine member sub committee drafting the democratic platform rejected a wet plank. The secret vote reportedly favored against it by a wide margin. Separate item notes fireworks at Trautman’s Sporting Goods Store at 221 East Main Street.
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San Francisco
Trautman’s Sporting Goods Store
E. Main St
Local Firms Named in Business Directory Snippet
A fragmentary list shows firms including Ching Co Cadlo Manufacturing Co Wayne Oil Tank and Pump Co 4 FL Perfort Co American Steel Drovise Co Lenane Service Corpora tion Fore Wayne Box Co The Packy ard Tinno Co Mayflower fis suggesting a mid century business directory snapshot with multiple named companies and possible misspellings reflecting OCR artifacts.
Police Track Nany Robberies In River Bank Neighborhood
Police investigate a run of burglaries attributed to the same culprits. A jewel store on Broadmill was robbed of watches rings and bracelets valued above $500 after forced rear entry. A second break in on Calhoun Street netted the cash register’s contents. A home on Codecel street was looted with a gold watch taken amid drawers emptied. An auto was stolen from in front of General Electric works on Tuesday night.
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J. C. Koegel Jewelre
Broadmill
Moore
C. Xing
Tventy Masonic
Tiffany
Elgin
Pehier
Frank Ladiyugar
Calhoun Street
Emma Molie
Thurber
Indianapolis
General Electric
Son
Boy Burned by Firecrackers In Indianapolis Suburb
James Fattie nine, visiting his grandfather Joan Nehy, suffered burns to the right arm, stomach, and thigh while playing with firecrackers near the Lafayette and Pontiac streets corner in Hast. Acolph Za, East Ponting sheet, pulled the child away and beat out the flames, saving him from worse injuries.
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James Fattie
Indianapolis
Joan Nehy
Hast
St. Pital
Lafayette
Pontiac
Acolph Za
Doctor's car stolen in Lexington near Le Anne's academy
Dr J M Pulliam of 1822 East Wayne Street reported to police last night that his Lexington touring car was stolen from in front of Le Anne's academy between 8:50 and 9 p m. An overland mining car belonging to Henry F Korte at KP D was stolen on Broadway near Joseph's hospital.
No Criminal Charge Against Truck Driver in Oakdale Crash
An investigation reports no criminal charges against Ray Heath, driver of a company truck, after a collision with a Ford on Oakdale Drive and Beaver Avenue. Serious injuries were sustained by Albert Childers and Audrey Miller. The chief notes excessive speed by the truck but cites the Ford driver as having missed the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faliet Darton
Abbott
Ray Heath
Indiane Perniture Company
Ford
Oakdale Drive
Beaver Avenue
Ilonday
Albert Childers
Ondiéa Street
Audrey Miller
South Pairfield
Port Wayne water survey committee to interview Fuller
OY HALENS COUNCIL COMMITTEE 10 HEAR NEW APPLICANT. The panel will meet Mr. Fuller of New York, an engineering head, before final selection for a water survey project. Meeting postponed to allow expert evaluation and a later council session to decide. John and Robert Anderson, brothers, charged with tent Gey, to Mr and Mrs. Edis Burj climbing, were fined $5 plus costs after arrest by Detective Poikey.
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Fuller
John
Robert Anidison
Edis
Huestis Avenue
Penusylvanias
Elmer
Brown
Poikey
Hoagland Avenue
Virlio
Wiliam BR. Durnin
Bowser Weavoer
Jone
CHURCH NEWS AND MEETING NOTES
Community church notices cover services, sidewalk resolutions, and repairs. The document lists addresses, attendees, and roles of Rev Howard Sweeten, Rev Effie Moore, and Jaaile Mart. It notes sidewalk plans along Guy Street and Schick Street and outlines a May 7 meeting schedule and sermon topic.
Tragedy Declared Unavoidable In Bicycle Truck Death
Coroner Charles J. Rothschild ruled the death of 12 year old Phyllis Stickley unavoidable after she was crushed by a Brown Trucking Co. motor truck on Clinton Street. The girl attempted to pass the rear of the truck as her bicycle skidded on a car track and her head was crushed. Funeral arrangements were set for 3 p.m. at 414 Monroe Street and 2:30 p.m. at St Paul’s Lutheran Church with Rev. Jacob Miller officiating. Funds for Concordia College rise as donations and pledges continue, with a campaign committee and contributions from local supporters expanding the drive toward a $11,000 goal and a growing library and lab program.
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Charles J. Rothschild
Phyllis Stickley
Bile
Fretth Stiekter
Mal Michael Callahan
Clinton Street
Washington
Monroe Street
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Jacob Miller
Awmelory
New
Concordia College
Urdt
Albert H. Buliik
Aumanz
EV. Emrick
End Emrich
G. Max, Hollman
Concordia
Concordie
Eshimetes
Concordia Fund
Dule
A. H. Buuck
Wayne Tobacco Co
Dickmeyer
Hej
Miller-Lau Company
Henry C. Paul
Concordia Campaison Fund
Detroit
Fort Wayne
McAdoo Leads as Democratic Race Deepens in San Francisco
Lawrence notes Meadoos lead in the Democratic presidential race as conventions press for two thirds. Palmer and Cox factions shape ballot targets. McAdoo, Palmer, and Cox vie for support while debates center on dry and wet stands and potential cross-delegate realignments.
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Dayd Lawrence
Joural-Gezette
SAN Pranrqisco
Cal
Willum Gibbs Meadoo
McAdoo
Palmer
Cox
Wilson
Baltimore
Indiana
Marshall
New York
Chis
Homer Cummings
Bryan
Cummings
San Francisco
Carter Glass
Resolutions J Committee
Walsh
Montana
Glass
Restorutions Committee
Teremstes
Meadow
Mee Anoon Trienis
Price cut at major manufacturers sparks immediate effect
In Troy New York Cluett Peabody Co and George Ide Co announce price cuts to twenty five cents for enflate wares with guitars now selling at thirty cents each. The change is effective immediately and applies to monument and marker lettering. Bates and Carr 344 East Columbia phone 3082.
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Troy
N.Y
Dine Y
Cluett, Peatady & Co
George Ide & Co
Bates and Carr
Columbia
Retired Millwright Answers Final' Call' Death Notice
Aged 73, Alexander Reece Hi, retired millwright, died at 4 30 p m at his residence 907 Pouslas avenue due to general weakened condition from old age. Survived by widow Emme, and children Judith Streighter, Lugs, and Charles both of Port Wayne, plus three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 o clock from the residence Rev Snaw officiating. Interment at Linden Terrace.
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Reece Hi. Alexander
Pouslas Avenue
Judith Streighter
Song
Lugs
Charles
Port
Wayne
Snaw
Linde Ters
Well Known Woman Called by Death in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne editor reports the death of a long time resident Mrs Hirsuepaid at St. Vincent hospital after a prolonged illness. She was born in the city to William Leonard and Hip Notia Carroll Leonard, widowed husband died earlier, funeral arrangements to be announced. Also notes the sudden death of 58 year old Schimmelsennisz on Mark Avenue, member of E U and Lutheran church, survived by wife and four children. Other notices list funeral plans for Clarence Bile Re and several local residents with service times and burial details.
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Grippe Lanuars
S Hirsuepaid
Fort Warne
St. Inspir’s Hospital
Aun
William Leonard
Hipnotia (Carroll) Leonard
Cathedral of the Immaculate Concention
Vincent
Pam Youll
Joseph Vi
Ant Ane
Wleonard
Miperial Strret
South Side
Schimmelsennis
Schimmelsenniz
Nn Phan
E. U. Yo
Aionist Lutheran Church
Rvery T. Mason
Marion
Stickley
Phyllis
Worray
Montane Street
Aie Lutheran Church
Jackob Stoler
Florett
New Haye Tang Wanna
Anum Street
P.m
Frewn
Zilis Drexel Boulevard
Arts
Mtr Luent Offiebreins
Congoraia
Ian
Weleam A
George
Mive
Lindensood
Fine Maughter
Mia
Fred Warner
Aan Nsati
Georee H. Green
Terte Kati
Rotary Meeting With Dr Harry Nyce Today
Dr Harry Nyce pastor of Peery Presbyterian Church will speak at the Rotary club noon meeting at the Y M C A auditorium. He will discuss relief work in the Far East as Mossman reports on the Interpatient Rotary conference proceedings.
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Harry Nyce
Presbyterian Church
Peery
Les
Rotary Chi
Y.M. C
Hegin
Wayne Hotel meals and services at cafeteria prices
A reader asks about meals at the Wayne Hotel cafeteria style and table service prices. The notice mentions girls wanted and storage space at a corrugated paper company on Murray Street in Fort Wayne with a clean airy floor. Call 920.
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Wayne Hotel
Ft. Wayne
Corrugated Paper Company
Call
Murray Street
Notre Dame Center Irish Bond Drive Seeks Retreats
Notre Dame centers urge lay retreats under Holy Cross abeyances. Two retreats, one for women Aug 1–15 and men Aug 20–23, offer free room and meals, with reservations via Notre Dame. Rev. Joseph J. Boye and other church leaders promote the program across local Catholic communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame Center
University of Notre Dame
Missionary Fathers of the Holy Cross
College Restau
America
Fance
Notre Dame
Ind
Dames J. French
C_ S.C. superior of the Holy Cross mission hand, and Very Rev. dames Burns
St. Patrick's Church
Harding Speech Acceptance Set For Thursday Tour Planned
Delegations of TiUiana republicans from across the state will hear Senator Warren G Harding republican presidential nominee deliver his acceptance speech Thursday in Marion Ohio. Special interurban cars will transport attendees with ample seating arranged and Wayne County republicans notified to respond to travel plans.
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Warren C. Harding
Harry G. Hogan
Marion
Ohio
Wayne Rpublicans
Indianapolis
Chase
Former resident Nancy A. Smith dies in Indiana
Mrs. Nancy A. Smith widow of William A. Smith and longtime resident of Port Wayne passed away yesterday in a Lafayette hospital from a complication of diseases. Her remains will arrive in Port Wayne at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning with services at Lindenwood chapel at 10 30 A M. Interment in Lindenwood Cemetery E Main Street.
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Nancy A. Smith
William A. Smith
Inanity
Tafayette
Ind
Port Wayne
Lindenwood Chapel
Kev Gunn
Lindenwood
Community Activity Planned in North Ward Festival Week
Arrangements completed for an evening meeting by Channel 19 to discuss activities including the festival of the North Ward residents on Friday July 49 and the Independence Day celebration of Tarre Vann Hil on Monday date 3.
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Ainner
Food Riots Continue in German Provinces
In Berlin and other provinces crowds rallied over food shortages. Authorities used force, with reports of kettled crowds, wounded individuals, and dispersed demonstrations as troops patrolled streets and kitchens.
Summer School at Notre Dame Opens at Sacred Heart
Notre Dame University opened its third annual summer term with more than three hundred students enrolled for the six week course. Classes cover engineering arts political science and pedagogy while noted lecturers from business and religious circles are planned.
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Notre Dame University
Sugie Mer School
Ber Haides
Nsep
Walsh Hall
Badin Hall
Corby
Brothers of the Holy Cross
Double Funeral To-day In March Tragedy Port Waynes
The article reports two funerals tied to a March tragedy. John Mareh, who shot and killed himself, and his daughter Mrs. Cora Princesai, face private and public services. The private service is at 8 o clock for J Frank Man porn, while public services occur at Prairie Grove church at 3 47, with Congregational and VAUDITION services. The text notes the daughter’s fragile health amid the family sorrow.
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Port Waynes
John i Mareh
J. Frank Man
Porn
Prove Grove
Kolgom
Benny
Ladies Give Social Event For Chicken Supper
Ladies plan a social at the church basement for a chicken supper. A country supper will be served, with serving until 9. Girls wanted for help. Also a public notice for the Ft. Wayne Corrugated Paper Co on Murray Street seeking storage space. Call 928.
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Neitendt
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Dasa
Miner
Mason
Otis Mason
Fest
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Wayne Hardware Co
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Liberty Hall
Library Tall
Dennis Gorman
Irish Republic
Hyad Ramnaikn
Michael I. Shea
Wep Fetites
Néchart
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Mlte
A. Opnil Daneny
Cairmen
Friends of Irish Freedom
Gerve
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Edward dl
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Frank Rogers
Migs
Tuoretta
Sing
Harding
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