Very fashion conscious society notes in spring luncheon report
Society pages recount pink luncheon hosted by Mrs Dallas T Green with spring decor and buttonhole contest. St Patrick celebrations include OC C event, emerald colors, and a grand five hundred party at Dr and Mrs EA Wagber’s home. Mary Moffat and Frederick Rollin Saute wedding invitations issued for March 25 at John E Jacobs Spy Run residence in Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas T. Green
Wii Brackenridge
Jenni Noble
Will. Davis
Paul Alossman
Reuben Patterson
Wil O'Rourke
Stella Mossman
Perry Randell
St. Patrick's
EA. Wag
West Creighton Avenue
Wagner
Herbert Lang
OCC
Shearrock
Mian
Mary Moffat
Frederick Rollin
Saute
John E. Jacobs
Spy Run
Miss Moffat
Fort Warne
Smart Coat for Young Girl Pattern Advertisement
An old pattern advert promotes a smart coat for teenage girls, noting simple design for home sewing and appeal to up-to-date wearers. It lists fabric guidance, sizing from 13 to 17 years, and a request card with a 1 cent pattern price sent to the Journal-Gazette pattern department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leart
sulScismir
Intimate Spring Tea and Hats Showcase Attendents
The Dome of her most intimate spring gathering hosted by Airs JL Morton and Mrs. George Jamison featured a green and white decor with hyacinths and ferns. Guests included Mrs. August Rayless and many others, while Plymouth Congregational church hosted a later meeting. Malloy's millinery display drew many customers admiring hats and flowers, with buyers leaving inspired yet empty handed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL Morton
George Jamison
L. Jones
Morston
Lakeside
Amy
Bia
Kepgler
W.E Kayser
Belle Rueder
Gillette
Calvin, Hurnham
John Rohtmann
WI Plogster
A. J. Clark
Will Meyer
George Guuct
Charles Fug
Plymouth Congregational Church
Beeghway
Interesting lectures on Turkey and Bulgaria by Mrs Richards
Mrs L Parks Richards announces a series of four lectures on Turkey and Bulgaria at the Art School corner Webster and Wayne street starting March 26. Lectures feature life in the harem, siege experiences from Constantinople, Turkish costumes, and rare photographs of brigands and dynamite in caves with Mrs Richards’s insights drawing on years of study.
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Wayne Street
Richards
West
Alis
Constantinople
Will Ushat
Turkey
List of names tied to new series roster
A long roster of names is presented as potential participants or contributors for a new series. The list includes numerous married women, a doctor, a miss, and several variations of surnames with titles such as Mrs., Miss, Ms., Mra., and Dr. The spellings are inconsistent and some entries appear garbled or miswritten.
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Thia
Samuel FH. Bakar
John H. Buss
Prank ™ Beswa
Allert Bolach
Devalo Carrithers Calvi
Arthur D. Cressler
Max A. Fisher
Vrank Catshull
Samuel M. Foster
William Morton Griffin
Olaf Guldlin
Margaret V. Hanton
Syron Flattershiy
Owen M. Heaton
Mra
Miles B. Porter
Fringes Robertson
Miay
C. 7
Roeho
Budd van Sweringen
Robert Stewart
Taylor
J. Thieme
Thompson
Meg
Edward White
Heeotnn EK Fuppinger
Special sale of Greek Nugget Bars at 15 cents a pound
Columbia Candy Kitchen advertises a special Saturday sale featuring its own Greek Nugget Bars offered at 15 cents per pound, with regular price listed at 25 cents. The notice highlights a promotional price and the vendor name.
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Columbia Candy Kitchen
Death of Young Railroad Engineer Kohmann
Valentine Kohmann a master young railroad engineer died Thursday at his residence 2 Marlon street age thirty of heart trouble after over a year illness He belonged to the Catholic Brotherhood of Lovonotive Engineers No 12 He leaves two brothers John Kohmann St Louis and Edward Kohmann Fort Wayne and two sisters Mrs John Wrinh Fort Wayne and Mrs George Krongpiliey Chicago The funeral may be held Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Kohmann
Marlon Street
Brotherhood of
Voting Reminder Ties to Northern Indiana Canal Route
A brief call to action reminds readers to vote tonight and notes the Toledo Fort Wayne and Chicago canal lies in northern Indiana, highlighting regional infrastructure relevance.
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Toledo, Fort Wayne & Chicago Canal
Indiana
Local notices announce services and events at Hebrew temple
Sity Rews Services will be held acyihe Hebrew romaple the evening at 7 30 Mr D Bevelheimer has been called to Columbus On by this death of his shilee Mrs DeLove Mr Theodore Prant of the Franke Dry Goods company has returned from a tip to New York in the interest of his fire The Rev Father Edmund Mungevan at Arcola who was seperated upon at St Josephs noep Several days ag is get ting slong in Castle Mo 669 Knights of King arthur will hold a business session and the rank of page ibis evening Refe nee will be served K C HE Harper of Cleveland G will halver 4% lecture on Wireless Peraphony before the railroad departey Young Mens Christian tsreuit in Sat urday evenings March 24 at o clock The lecture is free The first number of The Concordian a magazine edited by Prot Crit Bt Concordia College tnudletts appearance Newterday The magazine is printed in German and makes very erafitable showing See that your ballot con tains the name of your candi date for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Bevelheimer
Columbus
Shilee
DeLove
Theodore Prant
Franke Dry Goods Company
New York
Edmund Mungevan
Arcola
St.Joseph's Noep
Castle Mo
Knights of King Arthur
K. C. HE. Harper
Cleveland
Halver
Christian Tsreuit
Concordian
Prot. Crit
Concordia College
Tnudletts
Newterday
Big purses up by fair association
A local fair association meeting in Alien County discussed offering a purse of 20 64.609 feet for races. The event aimed to attract more participants with larger prizes, though the exact format and races were not fully clarified in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Association
St Patrick’s Dance at Tanner’s Hall March 17 1908
A notice invites attendance at the St Patrick’s dance to be held at Tanner’s Hall on March 17 1908. FRom the readable text the event aims to gather members of the community for an evening of celebration.
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Tanner’s Hall
Family Linen Names and Bridal Initials Debate
A historical note discusses how wives may use married or maiden initials on linen after marriage. It argues that crest rights belong to men, and a married woman typically adopts her husband’s family crest, while preserving her own lineage in some cases. The piece reflects gendered customs around family insignia and marital identity.
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Mahal B. Brown
Jones
Hand
Hushansi
City Health Board Rules Plans For School Buildings
City health officers affirm all public school building plans must receive prior approval from the City Board of Health before construction. Dr. AP Buchinka, president, states the law requires submission of plans and specifications to ensure health standards are met. The board will review and may halt projects lacking health authorization.
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AP Buchinka
Abothe
City Board of Health
Yaurnal Gazette
Board of Health
Buchman
Ithe City Board of Health
Fort Wayne Health Board to Review Bloomingdale School
A Fort Wayne health official urges the school board to require health approval before any Bloomingdale school work proceeds. Dr. Ruchman emphasizes strict sanitary standards and the power to enforce safety for city school buildings. Voter guidance urges clear selection of the governor with no uncertainty about future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingdale
Ruchman
Fort Wayne
Annual Meeting of Visiting Nurse League Report and Officers
The Visiting Nurse League met yesterday at 2:30 pm in West Jefferson Street Church of Christ. Officers elected for one year include President Mrs I B Pelleas, first VP Mrs S EB Bond, second VP Mrs S M Poster, Secretary Mrs D Haun, Treasurer Mrs Joseph Lollies, and other posts filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visiting Nurse League
Tla West Jefferson Street
Chielyt
J. B. Pellens
Presidie
Murad
Treasury
Murst
Henry Ranke
Alix. R. Robertson
Mira McKay
Thza Nestle
Tor
B. Pelleas
EB. Bond
M. Poster
D. Haun
Joseph Lollies
Voters urged to check Charles W Miller on ballots tonight
Farm Talk notes Charles W Miller appears on the ballot for the election night. The column covers pigeon racing anecdotes, farm husbandry tips, dehorning calves, record keeping for cattle, milking technique, and disease control in livestock, with practical guidance for stockmen and dairy work.
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Wenal
Packard Music House
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Fort Wayne, Ind
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St. Patrick
James Wiligan
Brad Willson
Aard Cover
Perry Archer
Willian Leedy
EB. W. Puckett
Five Hundred
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Boon
Carl Yapie
C. N. Heaton
O. C Leggett
F. H. Poole
R. A. VanFleet
HL. Somers
Journal-Gazette
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Howest
Otso Strodelire
Robert McCulloch
Cty
Drs
Fred ‘Tresuelt Anul
Lew Skelicer
Charles W. Stoup
Norwalk
Stoup
Clink Owen
Hix City
J. Englage
Mee
White
Peru
Wells Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
William P. Breen
Minn
Katherine King
West Berry Street
Mina Nell Bluckmran
Blue N
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Eau Claire
Wis
Franke Cutshal
Henry Schoonmakéx
Baltimore
James Fox
Indianapolis
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Elizabeth Fox
Frank Stone
Baker Street
Crend
A.C. Bosworth
Bir
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Charles Jocker
East Lake City
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Young
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Wernetspowder
Sateey Bros
Wolff & Dessauer
Philaseiphty
ST. Patrick's Dance
Mitted
City Health Board
Journal- Gazette
Paris
Arts Amudes Company
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