Recital by Senior Music Class of St Catherine's Academy
Recital notes list performers and pieces from St Catherine's Academy senior music class. Names include Minas Blake Helen Goodhueite Danes 33 8 Sime Beharwent Titania Marguerite Fi Pigno Marie Goodfelte and Florence Dennis among others with instrumental and vocal selections, indicating a midweek theater program at Theate depot Trent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Catherine’s Academy
Trent
Minas Blake
Helen Goodhueite
Muse
St Catherine's
Evenluk
Binnhote Mogami
Marla Menten
Marle Goudieliow
Bisa Druety
Weinz
Jostat
Sime
Beharwent Titania
Florence Fleen Loon
Fothey
Soavenier
Ae Breigban Raarate
Fantaale
Pinho
Geosania Bares
Sbarvoa Tovenas
Paieee
Ravina Lo McMullen
Shore Pe Banoh
Rachmantnot
Marguerite
Mlarie Goodfelte
Chopin
Liatoetetta
Northa Zimmer
Garphatigus
Philathia Glass Annual Banquet And Social Reunion
Seventeen years have passed since the Philathes Sunday school class of the First Methodist Episcopal church organized. Tonight the class will hold its first annual banquet and reunion with about forty members expected and a four course banquet at 8:20 pm in the basement dining room. Miss Willard presides with toast responses by class members. The dining room features red and white decorations, red peonies and candles, and a themed menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathes
Episcopal Church
Mise Ella
Willard
Clase
Misa Bousic Orr
Xitia
Williard
Clasa
Knights of Columbus to receive communion at cathedral on June 9
Fort Wayne council No. 451 Knights of Columbus will receive Holy Communion in a body at the cathedral on Sunday June 9. Rector Rev. John R. Quinlan announced the event after a council meeting urging full attendance. Knights will assemble in the Lau block and march to the cathedral where the main aisle will be reserved for them. The order recently decided to take Holy Communion in a body once a year at the cathedral, mother parish of all city Catholic parishes, with the rector as chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timndreda
Fort Wayne
Knights of Columbus
Suntay
Maxson
John R. Quinlan
Aesistants
Rach and Avéry
Knights
Pa ‘Gides
First Communion at Piney Precious Blood Church
A Pentecost Sunday ceremony at Piney Precious Blood Church saw 35 children receive first communion, with 30 more enrolled previously for a total of 65 communicants for the season. Names listed include Francis Kropp Herman Smith Edward Jiber Raymond Miller Lawrence Andorfer William Kritt and Lilian Degus Frieda Stalf Cecilia Gunder among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi ‘Us Blood
Yass
Chrysortum Hammet
Thin Mare
Reys
Francis Kropp
Herman Smith
Bawart Ucher
Edward Jibber
Reymond
Miller
Lawrence Andorfer
William Kritt
Walter Jordan
Werd Bushmat
James O'Meara
Walter Stanfurt
Otto Seitz
Charles Gunder
Girla
Lilian Degus
Mildred Beerman
Selma Metsch
Frieda
Church League Meetings Activity Spreads Across Parishes
Local religious groups in Cathedral parish hold Sunday gatherings at Cathedral Boys School with Rev Francis A Gulbn presiding as leaders urge stronger support for the league. About fifty promoters and roughly seven hundred members are organized into fifteen member circles to boost voter turnout and expand circle attendance. Across Lutheran and Methodist churches men and women plan weekly meetings, sewing circles, and social events in preparation for pastoral conferences and district services, with Christ and Redeemer parishes hosting music and Endeavor Society activities.
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League of the Sacred Heart
Wee
Cathedral Hoys
Francis A. Gulbbn
League
German Catholics to Celebrate Feast of St Boniface
German Catholics plan a St Boniface feast at St Blary s and St Peter s parishes with English and German sermons by Rev Joha M Ochtering V G and a joint procession from St Mary s to St Peter s. A Saturday concert and Sunday entertainment will accompany the observance with speeches by Frank Deck and John Buelzer Jr. Members present discussed Catholic press promotion and district participation with multiple membership applications read.
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St. Boniface
Genokny
Treniuh
Megr
Joha UM
Ochtering
V.G
St Peter's
St. Peter’a
Tia Heen
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Vogl
St. Peter
Fort Wayne
Soostried
Adam A. Reinidrt
Centralverein
Trleda
Verband
Dromotu
Applicationa Tor
Joint Memorial Services Held at New Haven
The annual Joint memorial services were held at New Haven with veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic and members of the Oda Fellows Lodge Woodmen’s Lodge and Knights of Pythias attended despite threatening weather. Judge S. M. Hench of Fort Wayne delivered the principal address as the program proceeded and a moonlight dance was planned for the Roof Garden tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ‘Haven
Grand Army of the Republic
Oda
Jodge
Hmadern
Woodmen's Lodge
Xhights
Pythias
Heneh
Fort Wayne
New’ Haven
Thair Hotnred
New Reformed Church Dedicated in Wells County Bluffton
The Emanuel Reformed Church near Rock Creek, northeast of Bluffton, was dedicated with a $15 500 cost. Rev Fark Weaver led services while Rev Ci Miller preached the dedicatory sermon. The congregation, organized May 28 1869, previously met in a pole house and built the first church in 1872. The German language was used before 1885 and today’s services spanned morning afternoon and evening with the ladies serving dinner to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Emanuel
Funeral of Will Rogers Held at Cathedral Today
Funeral services for Will Rogers are held at a Masonic cathedral with di rection by Willem Ganke, T. P. The late Rogers, born east of Fort Wayne in 1847, left a large family and was widely known across the county. His death followed a long illness, and his remains are to be laid to rest in New Haven.
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Will Rogers
Masonic Cathedral
Willem Ganke
T. P
Chagter
Fort Wayne
J. M
Harriet Rogers
New England
Rectan
Toledo
Rogers
Aglesman
Sult Conorn
Athstee
Mich
Uekerah
Madison
Harmer
Taylor
Wes
Lucinda Tiel
Cemetery
New Haven
Death notices from scattered obituaries and misread lines
Fragmented list of deaths and survivors with garbled names and places. Mentions of Netile Miller wife of Fon A ene. Truitt of Falun. Schuckman of Fort Wayne. Mrs Mary Schuckman and children Anna Elizabeth Bernadette Clem Edward Dicar. multiple errors obscure full facts and ages.
Former Fort Wayne Man Believed to Die by Own Action
A Detroit telegraph reported that William J Kent formerly of Fort Wayne has vanished and is believed to have died by his own actions after a missing person case involving his wife Myra Kent. Police traced her movements but details remain scarce.
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Fort Wayne
William J. Kent
Myra
Kent
Telrolt
Ho Winavare
Har
Nan
Paramair
Han
Fort Waynin
Jean
Abo Haw
Sheety
Conjured Spell Causes Chaos in Rural Mystery
In a dim account of a conjured spell gone awry, a voice recalls a long night of misfortune and mischief. A faulty charm leads to unexpected blows, a vanished sum of eighty cents, and a frantic search for the source, with references to a white farmer and a chicken coop amid village turmoil. The tale ends with a whispered question of whether the spell has truly vanished.
Diplomacy Defined and a Columnists Quip
A fragmentary exchange defines diplomacy as the exertion of statesmanship between great powers and a playful line about personal diplomacy. The editor approves a short humorous anecdote from Senator Gimple ending with his hearty laugh echoing along the corridors.
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Ruti
Gimple
A Serious Objection About an Eight Hour Day
In a playful exchange, Mrs Wunder questions a lunar work dispute. Mr Wunder explains that workers demand an eight hour day. They discuss absurdity and a reference to a twenty one day cycle, implying reduced productivity.
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Mrs. Wunder
Mr. Wunder
Wunder
St Mira
Would Make a Concession The Beauties Refuse A Suit
A humorous excerpt shows a proposes marriage scene where a coy speaker is refused by a noble woman who calls out the folly of men. The pretentious suitor persists and replies with stubborn resolve as the pair consider a public display at a church steps.
Fort Wayne Weather Summary For Fort Wayne Indiana
Fort Wayne forecast shows a fair and warmer day on Monday with data for the two hours ending 5 p m. The temperature high yesterday reached 42, precip to date since the first of the month 2.8 inches, the Maumee river level at 7 m yesterday 2.8 feet, relative humidity around 79 percent. Highest wind from the southwest at 26 miles per hour.
Eloquent sermon at First Methodist Church by Rev Guild
Rev D H Guild delivered a lengthy morning sermon at First Methodist Episcopal Church on the topic Promises of God as Revealed In Nature. The Women's Missionary Society led the evening service with Miss Grace Jennings giving an address on China. The sermon drew analogies between nature and faith, urged faithful cultivation of spiritual fields, and praised reform in the city through Christian labor and education.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
DH. Guild
Women's Missionars Society
Nona
Ahall Biganaman
Ross
Wil
Ling
China
Cweepeth
Rev Wascell to Be Object of Investigation
Indianapolis June 2 The Rev L C Bentley superintendent of this district of the M E church announced a five to nine member committee will be appointed this week to investigate charges by Mrs Harry M Dunnington against Rev WW Schell pastor of Newedo Park M E Church. The panel will meet behind closed doors with findings made public.
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Indianapolis
Ll. C. Bentley
Thiss
M. E. Athird
Harry M. Dunnington
WW. A. Schell
Nwxedo Park
M. E
Farmers Mutual Insurance holds annual meeting in Columbia City
In Whitley county Indiana the Farmers Mutual Insurance Company held its annual meeting at Tut Ute Opera House in Columbia City with about 200 stockholders. Reports by secretary treasurer Widup and actuary Tinkham showed policies in force over 4 000 000 and a current treasury of 1 295 90 with losses of about 6 000 paid promptly. Directors elected were Depoy Stoner Piattner Witup and Tinkham who also elected officers: President Depoy secretary treasurer Witup and actuary Plattner.
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Columbia City
Ind
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company
Whitley County
Kitna Township
Thochereak
Werte
Depoy
C.K. Stoner
Otte Piattner
F Witup
W. G. Tinkham
Yeat
PF. Witup
Ode Plattner
Plattt
Card of Thanks for Kin and Sympathy After Bereavement
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during our bereavement. Gratitude for the many acts, words, and condolences. Special thanks to the singer and to Brother Nipper for comforting words spoken about Mrs Edith Sister. From the OLD AD MOTHER AND DAUGHTER.
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Nipper
Mra
Edith
Daughi
New 1 500 000 Savings Association at Indianapolis
Articles of Incorporation filed with the secretary of fate for the Fletcher Savings and Loan association. Authorized capital stock 1 600 000, with 15 000 shares. Largest subscribers include Stoughton A. Flascher, Albert Ei Metzger, and Hugh Dougherty. Directors named. operations to begin July 1. No officers or offices yet.
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Indianapolis
Fletcher Savings and Teen Association
Gfteen Thauound
Stoughton A. Flascher
Albert Ei
Metzger
Hugh Dougherty
Gontay A. Schull
Joseph H. Spellaire
Charles M. Thompson
Wiloughby
Walling, Ferdinand ‘Wihaterang
Evans Woolen
Weather conditions and temperature trends across regions
The report notes a trough moving eastward lowering temperatures in the Lake region and central valleys. Showers occur in upper and lower basins with unsettled weather in the Muscatine and nearby areas. Temperatures reach into the upper 90s in some locations, with hot conditions persisting in the central and northern Atlantic coast regions. A forecast for Monday predicts fair weather after the warm spell.
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Telow
Tin
North Atlant
Phouniz
Amt
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