Fit Automotive Association Meeting Announced
In a terse notice the Automotive Association schedules a meeting next month at the county seat to discuss regional topics. Organizers urge members to attend and bring any relevant proposals or concerns.
11 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne News And Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1920
Page
1
In a terse notice the Automotive Association schedules a meeting next month at the county seat to discuss regional topics. Organizers urge members to attend and bring any relevant proposals or concerns.
Fragmentary text references a judge on Friday, a canceled Stoxl wallet case, and a new pastor in the city. It mentions Ted Bee, Indler, and Mary First, with names like Peterson of Grinnell and Hampton. The passage alludes to a secession season and colored oiliness, but details are unclear.
An advertisement touts Glando Pine as a quick, pleasant cough remedy. It claims 3 oz bottles cost little, can be mixed with syrup or honey, and provides relief for bronchitis, croup, hoarseness, and throat irritation with a satisfaction guarantee from The Grand-Aid Co. Fort Wayne, Ind.
An advertisement touts Grand Pine cough medicine promising relief for coughs colds hoarseness and throat trouble. It sells a three ounce bottle of Grand Pine with sugar to make a pint of syrup claiming easy breathing pleasant taste and suitability for children with a money back guarantee. Mort Wy Ind is listed as the company.
A clumsy item from a late issue mentions local names and events in Berne and nearby towns. It records birthdays, engagements, and club notes including officers for a D. of Ts chapter listing President Guy Bel and secretary Ed Reitze, with many members named.
An enthusiastic Fort Wayne area meeting of the Good Roads movement highlighted plans to improve local highways. speakers from the Chamber of Commerce and county officials urged better roads, with lantern slides from the Yellowstone Trail association shown. A Peru wedding and utility-rate petition were also noted in brief items.
John Hy-Grey died at his Corunna area home after a brief illness from paralysis. Funeral services were held at the U.B. church in Greer’s Corners, with burial at Auburn. He left his farm to George Casselman. no close relatives survived. he was a bachelor.
The city court room will be used by the Charity Guild to gather articles for Christmas dinners to be distributed on Friday, Nov. 34. Arrangements with school authorities place a December 23 reception at the courthouse, near the municipal tree, to allow children with car access to receive gifts from the tree.
Applicants for marriage licenses this week include Toxophing Siddh and Carrath F. Schneider of Stroh Indiana. Christman of Torveka. Leo T. Good of Byram Tad. M. Mou of Maddird township. Traysmend M. Fall of Kendallville. Sthel M. Ream Milford township. Dolrich Sue dvr Kendallville. The list spans the area and reflects local vows amid broad rural life.
Special to where HENTINATOR Ini At au meeting of stockholders of tiv Hapig Liq company the assembly rount of th Friday evening 3 eiter of the myld rin head pislos and spect rigs phined plans for gompany and views to pay of the yindebreidn Lie plat. mie of the Sie Klieders subsurived wid others did 2 Mr. Borkuns said die indebsedness was about $163,000 and that what is now on the gérory site OL worth that amount. He declared his patents Were worth 4 jillion and wisory Justices fz still in HOO aveTtH of $300,000 put into Une factors. Many Chrismmas Savings Checks. Special to Ute News ings company distributed over 4 ooordey in Christmas Saving checks to more than 600 people in most of them children. Schools Close for Ten Days. (Species to the Ness.) Kendalville Ind Dei Superintendent PF C Emanions of the Kendalville schools announced today when the schools would close December 22 for a ten days uGh.
A patient from Spenceevili Ind., Dona Sheek, living south of Towa, is at Lutheran Capital Fort Wayne with a badly lacerated left hand after a painful accident. The exact organ damage is unclear due to garbled text.
Report details a man leaving Uni s Meld for Indisettpolla where he accepts four positions as an automobile salesman with Studebaker. In a separate item, special correspondent notes death of Samuel Shafer at eighty six, interred at county farm with Lutheran minister, and an update on Mrs. Harry Lyon’s hospital condition after a New York bound incident.
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