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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1908
Page
7
The Rev G F Byre pastor of Calvary United Brethren church returned from the international interdenominational convention at Pittsburg where he attended as a delegate. The convention was presided over by Dr J Wills Bucz of California and was the largest of its kind ever held.
An advert promises a ten day at home cure for female ailments including leucorrhoea and menstrual issues. It claims a free trial of a home remedy kit and a complimentary book “Woman's Own Medical Adviser” sent to readers who mail their name and address to Mrs Summers in Notre Dame, Indiana.
A village revival at Munvunville Episcopal Church concluded with a farewell reception in the church parlors. Charles Valentine and family prepare to move to South Dakota, honored with a handcrafted Axminster rug. Dozens of congregants and Ladies’ Aid members attended, sharing songs, prayers, and best wishes for the Valentines.
The first annual meeting of the Good Citizens' League will be held this afternoon at noon at Grace Reformed Church. It is hoped every member will attend as business matters will be transacted.
Mrs Henry Kruse of 523 Montgomery Street was attacked by a vicious dog Friday evening while returning home on Lafayette Street. The dog tore her clothing and tried to bite her throat, but she fought it off. Mrs Kruse is nine years old and is reported in a nervous condition.
A curious account details explorers in the Boston mountains discovering carved cliff remains and cave openings with symbols, figures, and possible ancient forms. Mr Sloane and Dr H N L of Shutberry describe finds including birds, humans, and symbolic motifs, with plans to travel to Little Rock to pursue further offices and study.
Demonstrations on electrical cooking are being held this week at the Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Co offices located at 614 616 Harrison street. Sessions run mornings from 10 to 12 and afternoons from 2 to 5, inviting public interest.
Members of Co DP invite the public to a basketball game at White's Hall on Friday evening, March 20. Admission is 13 cents. bring friends to enjoy the event.
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