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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1911
Page
13
The readable fragments show a stray phrase about an avenue and a wedding or rite, but no clear event, date, or named organizations. The source remains too garbled to identify people, places, or actionable details for a concise newspaper card.
The marriage of Mrs Lun 2erth of Bout Hon and Mr John J Oberlin, of his city, occurred at the home of the delay on Friday March Miz Miz. Mrs Oberlin arrived in the city Saturday and the couple reside at their previously furnished home 485 Montgomery street. Mr Oberlin works at Ed Sterling barber shop, Mast Dorry’s trent.
A social gathering planned at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dodez in Fort Wayne honors their golden anniversary. Health issues and travel limits hinder entertaining, but friends and relatives send remembrances and well wishes. The couple, long connected with West Indiana church work, are celebrated by extended family including Mrs. Vader and Dr. Wright, with mentions of children and grandchildren in attendance or memory.
A detailed account captures a Wednesday wedding at Beverly Smith’s home in Bloomington with Raleigh Lee Morgan. The piece also reports a large country party near Auburn with numerous guests, performances, and celebrations honoring multiple marriages and anniversaries.
A catalog style display offers home and foreign mill fabrics for spring suits. Mannish worsteds in stripes and checks from 1.00 to 2.00 a yard, mixed suitings from .75 to 1.50, grey suitings in various weaves, and white and black striped suitings from 1.25 to 2.00 a yard.
Fragmentary report references paying fines and costs, a person named Paul, and a minor. The readable portion mentions an ethic or educational context and possible harassment or insult, with unclear actions and names due to corrupted text.
An advertising brief touts a remedy to refresh flounced petticoats. It promotes mercerized material or taffeta petticoats that can be adjusted to fit, offering options in the price range from cents to a dollar fifty, claiming to save time and money.
Miss Wickham of Bertin, Ora, received a letter from Harold, alleging despair over unemployment and possible drastic actions. The missive discusses finances, a failed attempt at work, and the writer’s intent to act if no job appears, while investigators report no new leads or tangible evidence.
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