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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1908
Page
10
The notice describes a range of lightweight fabrics for dress patterns with trims and banding options. It notes pattern No. 6097 for a belt to 42 inches and No. 6017 for skirts up to 20 inches, with yardage estimates and braid amounts. Orders are to be mailed to the Fashion Department with ten cents per pattern and extra postage if rushed.
Readable excerpts show Fort Wayne residents packing for school, noting names like Ruth Beers at Vassar, Mildred Wagenhals, and Miss Clara Thieme. many students prepare to depart for colleges such as Smith, Oberlin, and Dartmouth while others visit relatives in Toledo, Chicago, and Detroit. A social roundup details a Langherman family musicale and a Behnke gathering with neighbors.
The stock company presented By Right of Sword to opening night applause as the second week began. Critics noted nearly faultless acting after brief rehearsal, with performances scheduled today and tomorrow amid strong audience reaction.
A lively production draws applause for principal players as Cur Two Company succeeds yittle Port Warne. Wright Huntington stands out with fiery charm. John T Nicholson and Lennet shine in rascal roles. Alisa Dunbar and Missy Gerard add to the stage pictures in a Russian setting with engaging charm.
The booth offers free coffee if customers are not pleased, with a money back guarantee as a demonstration at the fair.
Bello Hathaway, a well known young farmer from Cleveland township and son of John Hathaway, died Sunday of consumption after a year long struggle. He leaves a wife Miss Wellix Ducket and four children Lottie Mary John and Robert, plus two sisters and two brothers. He was about 93 years old. Funeral Tuesday at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. Benjamin Kenée officiating, burial in South Whitley cemetery.
In Columbus City Ind on September 14 Mr Lge Welsheimer and Hiss Beyrie Scary tied vows in a quiet ceremony at Rev L A Luckenbill’s home on West Market Street. The groom, son of Mrs F J Welsheimer, and the bride, daughter of Efrom Scurader of Union Township, reside with the groom’s mother. Alex H Staub advertises popular low prices on stores and ranges.
intensely interested onlookers witness George tear up a bill in Bluffton Indiana as news bureau reports the event on September 14. the article notes heightened emotion and a dramatic moment captured for nearby spectators and readers.
The message indicates a pattern for sending registration requests to Pars Moves Company, instructing to address all orders to Pars Moves Company care journal Ga setta. It presents a formal directive with fragmented phrasing and includes a request to use a specific mailing path.
City electrician Nicholson stood at noon near Union Tris and Market Johnson streets in earnest talk when he began tearing a five dollar bill into bits. He dropped forty-seven fragments before realizing, and a local bank aided by mending the mutilated currency which was returned to Washington for replacement.
Florence Griebel announces the autumn display at her Hat Shop located at 1006 Broadway. The event opens Wednesday afternoon and continues into the evening, marking the successor operation after Mrs. F. C. Spiegel.
Grant formerly of Wissinger and Grant in Columbia City has returned from university study to start law practice at Albion. A skilled young attorney with four years in practice including deputy prosecuting attorney under PH Green, he holds A B and LL B degrees from Indiana. He has taught in county schools and served on the Columbia City school board. His broad preparation and ability suit the Noble circuit court bar.
A notice invites inspection of fall and winter millinery on Wednesday afternoon and evening September 16 at LADIE WOLF 1112 Maumee Avenue. The text also mentions chicken prices and a farmers market scene in Warsaw Indiana with a meeting planned by Northern Indiana and Ohio hay and grain shippers and a Commercial Club conference with speakers including A. T. Lukens Fort Wayne and others.
Kendallville reports G and Wilson and family returning after a several week visit with Mr Bilison's family. Frank Graeta plans to move to Detroit with his family to establish their future home. Dalville clerks note a basketball matchup Sunday, with Dagebail’s team seeking a record as they face Pines null, batteries Resenberg and Quliak for the clerks, Wise and Thomsen for Cornpm. The dorimng team also defeated Ue Kalrtonl Center in a prior round.
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