30 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne News And Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1920
Page
1
The Asahi reports a new anti Christian movement in Japan with members aligned to remote religious groups. Investigations focus on alleged missionary interference and state responses amid growing international concern.
S B Tucker took a short trip to War on Monday afternoon. Clayton Holderman visited Christmas with Dine Mr and Mrs Louis. Bert Temity and family spent Christmas in Kendalville. George Tulday and Okey Gallow employed at Sout Spker visited. Mrs Walter and Mrs Harry Rodgers in Columbus Ohio recently. Milo Paple noted Christmas party at M B church with popcorn candy and ice cream. W Wes initiated into esquire rank at RK of P lodge. Switzer’s prize draw Friday: Hollis Green won automobile tire. Eddie Switzer reported a business trip. Dewey Brown and Osis Brown hosted visitors from Garrett Indiana. Moore & Co received chestnut coal. baseburners heating. Anna Tronbarger planning to visit Wilmette for the winter. School closed for holiday vacation.
Mrs L S Nuk hosts her daughters Efré Homer Powell of Findlay Ohio and Mrs Maud Hand bury and daughter from Goshen Inn. Work nears completion on the large elevator of the farmers entality exchange. The new building stands as a valuable asset to the town. Aly and Mrs P M Gritlia host Mr and Mrs A Rob.
In a testimonial from Joan A Daley of 2206 Second Avenue, Baltimore, Tanlac is praised for ending years of rheumatism stomach trouble and pains. She says after taking Tanlac she regained strength appetite and energy and notes coworkers also report improvements. The ad claims Tanlac is sold by Meyer Brow Co Ardola Stone for Drug in Fort Wayne and Welcome Drug in Tayne Ohio.
Edon News lists numerous residents visiting relatives and hosting over the holidays. Guests include Meyers, Isenhart, Brak, DeWira, Dewira, Ompstead, Lees, Treci, Isenhart, and others from Detroit Fort Wayne Toledo Fayette and Paulding. Churches held Christmas trees and scholar entertainments as Emory Kintner and Belle Keumann also note.
Ashington December plans outline issuing a peace coin during wartime to symbolize peace and unity. The coin, designed to circulate with no resale intent, will be produced by a select committee and limited by yearly minting. Br Breckenridge elected secretary of the coinage committee. Dr Dickey noted as deceased last week.
Local notices recount business hours for Bursley & Co and 1921 auto license plates. Family gatherings feature Rev Lehman clan from Paulding and Hart County, with Detroit and Cleveland connections. Holiday travels include visits from Fort Wayne and convoy sources as relatives join New Year celebrations.
Trl Baker travels to Indianapolis this week. Mrs Maud Alingyer and husband from Grand Rapids visit our city. Luella Wul mer of Indian arbor returns home for holidays. Mr Bowers of An is spent weeks with Mr Syria. Dwight Maier of Dayton visits Wednesday with Mrs Warren Goodwin. Sarah Wiroff, public health nurse of Willingdon county Ohio, enjoys vacation with her mother Mrs Jane Wisett. Dr and Mrs Blonner spend Saturday in Goldwater with Fr Abrams and many out of town guests in attendance. Those who left for holidays include Clyde Duguid and family to Fort Wayne, Mrs Floyd Gunn to Marion Ohio, George Dunivan to Montgomery, Charles Bailey and wife to Reading Michigan. E a Merts and family Wy Pott Waynes Fred Waker and wife and Karl Baker and son Charles Tasker near Angola Elmer Mitter and wife Asney.
Infant Dies of Indigestion Kenneth Ti Stankey twenty one day old infant of Mr and Mrs Millard Stankey of Pormhover Warnaw Pa died Tuesday morning Funeral services will be held at home Wednesday afternoon and interment will be in Leesburg cemetery Housing Corporation Suspends PF council to Lew Tod Dec 20 Wartaw Housing corporation suspended operations stockholders paid in full mind loan to ret oy the directora corporation will be revived if the demand returns
A Fort Wayne advertisement extols Grando Pine cough remedy with claimed rapid relief from cold and throat irritation. Testimonial by Sophia Trees of Paulding Ohio praises ease of breathing, sleep, and rapid recovery, urging readers to buy and mix with syrup for a family supply. The copy touts doctor-bill savings and home protection.
In Warsaw Indiana a proposed building project is tied to a bond issue of 50 000 with bids due soon. The contract for construction will be awarded in a few weeks and the bonds will bear interest and mature within five years. Also noted is a local social announcement from Winona Lake regarding Mrs and Mrs W F A Sunday.
A group of workers and then volunteers offered to assume the necessary expertise for completing the repair tasks. Their participation signals a shift toward hands on responsibility and aims to accelerate project progress.
In Warsaw Indiana Special Judge John A. Stoune granted Ailiard Hilliard custody of the children and an $24 monthly support in her divorce action against Feirow Hilliard. The decision was made Wednesday, reflecting the court's custody and alimony ruling.
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