Fort Wayne

noun

Fort Wayne

/ weɪn /

Jonathan Jones, the factory shift leader from Fort Wayne, recently decided to leave GM after 17 years—for a job as an Amazon operations manager.

Take the case of Herx v. Diocese of Fort Wayne, an employment discrimination suit in the Seventh Circuit.

The couple stayed in Fort Wayne and decided to take their winnings over a 25-year period.

Doyle had come from the Philippines to Fort Wayne, Ind., by way of Missouri and was cleaning houses for a living when she won.

Fort Harrison and Fort Wayne were the only strongholds of importance left to guard the frontier.

If he can't, then have a special ready at the station and another on the Pittsburgh at Fort Wayne, so we can go straight through.

He was next engaged at Fort Wayne, and behaved so well that he was promoted to a station at Indianapolis.

On the site of the present city of Fort Wayne they destroyed a number of Indian huts and burned a quantity of corn.

Tell him of the opportunities, as you see them, of business in Fort Wayne and the surrounding country.

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