10 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne News And Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1920
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text notes a disturbance or incident involving a person named TPS Beseshrky and a gas office, mentioning an evening event and a phone contact, with unclear details and partial statements. The readable fragment references an incident during a conversation and a possible discharge or miscommunication.
Residents attend ward association meeting at 347 High to discuss school questions. Larry Ballou leads a second community gathering at the Elks Lodge on 72 Pothiaen, focusing on training, classes, and nearby building projects.
City schools and community groups plan a Christmas carol program with Fort Wayne youth choirs. Music coordinator Chet Wilson invites church singers to participate and asks groups to respond with the number of singers available by the upcoming Monday deadline.
Brief item notes a reported prowler in the neighborhood prompting a police call. Names Bigdogmaster 405 Doxita and Driver Cy Andrews are mentioned in relation to the dispatch and response at the scene.
The readable text presents partial phrases about barter, dates, and names like Mayer Bread Co and Seale. It shows garbled OCR from a local newspaper page with scattered references to trades, people, and a company, but lacks a coherent event or clear details.
A wild incident unfolds over a romance at Shellon and Aumisds Weissaborser. Witnesses report a confrontation near a parrol wagon as a crowd witnesses the altercation. The article notes a newly issued vehicle valued at 33,200 and hints at broader local disputes surrounding the event.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a confrontation near 23 East Main Street. It mentions a combatant struck in the right ear and references threats of prosecution, with unclear names and details due to distorted text.
The fragmentary text references a three month period and Christian era symbols, mentioning names that appear garbled. Details are unclear, but appears to describe a calendar or ceremonial timing related to baptism or observance.
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