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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1909

Page

6

Dry victory reshapes Michigan counties in liquor vote

Detroit reports that about six hundred saloons and ten breweries may close across nineteen dry counties after yesterday's ballot. Washtenaw and Monroe lead wet gains, with Washtenaw rejecting prohibition by 800 and Monroe by 1,900. Jackson county shows a likely razor-thin dry margin amid recount talks. Republican slate for state offices appears as expected, with light turnout beyond local option races.

Detroit Mich Iosco County Anti-Saloon League Jackson County Washtenaw Berrien Monroe Ottawa University of Michigan Cowereeganenes l Alcona Allegan Benzie Branch Calhoun Clare Eaton Emmett Genesee Hillsdale Iona Iosco Isabelle Kalkaska Livingstone Newaygo Sanilac Tuscola Chalevoix Jackson Huron Montcalm Mecosta Tosco Michigan George W. Morrow Michigan anti-Saloon League Supreme Court Charles A. Blair John W. Stone University William L. Clements George P. Codd Luther L. Wright State Board of Education William J. McKone State Board of Agriculture William H. Wallace I. R. Waterbury A. J. Doherty R. D. Graham William L. Carpenter W. J. Oberdorffer

Rifle Practice Season Under Way with Government Inspection

Company D prepares for the government inspection on April 20 as rifle practice opens this month. Maj. D L McCormick checks the range and an officers dispute led to a vote on expulsions at the next meeting.

D.L. McCormick

Fort Wayne Postoffice Receipts Rise by About 20000

Fort Wayne postoffice receipts for the fiscal year ending March 31 show a gain of about 20006 over the prior year. Net government revenue after deductions stood at 170999.30 dollars, with official salaries computed from the total receipts.

Fort Wayne

Rescue Home clears total indebtedness at seventh annual meeting

The Fort Wayne Rescue Home and Mission liquidated its remaining debt of 701.13 at the seventh annual meeting. Officers were re elected and the organization became a corporation. Superintendent Cooper reviewed year end work including gospel meetings 364 jail 44 funerals 8 and services for 22 204 in mission attendance.

Fort Wayne E. A. K. Hackett J. Quince F. P. Wilt George J. Cooper L. W. Hills H. A. Grotholtman F. W. Kelsey W. S. Furgeson George P. Evans B. P. Mossman M. S. Willson J. B. Franke S. F. Bowser J. A. Quince O. N. Guidlin Cooper Mission

Michigan City Diocese Holds Lake Wawasee Meet

The Michigan City Episcopal diocese semi annual convention meets April 28 to 30 at Saints chapel Lake Wawasee with the Woman’s Auxiliary as part of the program. Bishop John Hazen White marks his fourteenth year as presiding prelate. Rev Edward Wilson Averill to speak on The Churchs Sacraments Possess Vital Power to Confer Grace. Delegates and Auxiliary members attend sessions, with Mrs William P Wright addressing on the Church Periodical Club work.

Michigan City The Episcopal Church AH Saints Lake Wawasee Woman's Auxiliary Emmanuel Movement John Hazen White Vawter Park Edward Wilson Averill Trinity Episcopal Church William P. Wright Chicago Church Periodical Club

Easter Offering Plan for Trinity Sunday School

Trinity Episcopal Church Sunday school teachers announce a new Easter offering plan. Children will place half of each mite box gift into the church fund and half into the missionary offering on Easter Sunday at 9:00 AM.

Trinity Episcopal Church Missionary Fund Church Fund

Confirmation Classes in German Lutheran Churches Listed

Palm Sunday confirmations will be conducted in Adams and Allen counties. First communion will follow the next Sunday. Names from Soest Church Gar Creek Trinity Church Wayne Township St. Peter Goeglein St. Martin Adams Township Imanuel New Haven Monroeville Preble Zion Decatur are listed with pastor names and the boys and girls receiving the Sacraments.

Adams Allen Counties Soest Church George Blievernicht William Saalfrank Edwin Kaiser Henry Schmidt Herman Ferber Lawson Berman Wilhelmina Koehlinger Anna Griebel Clara Lepper Ella Beinke St. Paul's Church Gar Creek John Buyer Adams Township F. Stock Christian Hieber Anna Koch Lutheran Church Woodburn W. Georgi William Doehrman Rudolph Becker Theodore Georgi Gabrielle Georgi Dora Beckeweg Frieda Woebbeking Ida Battenberg Ella Doehrman Imanuel Church New Haven H. B. Kohlmeier Kurt Spreer William Kohlenberg Carl Heine Martin Trier Bertha Bremer Lydia Weyleman Monroeville C .W. Diedrich Edwin Harold Gustave Friedericks Grils Emilie Moehnke Anna Messerachmidt Frieda Hockemeyer St. Paul’s Church Preble Klausing Boys Herman Ehlerding Herman Schueler Martin Zelke William Lepper Maria Schmidt Emma _ Bieberich Maria Ehlerding Hulda Prange Zion’s Church Decatur Krausing Ernst Heckman Edwin Boese Harry Miller Fredericka Boehmke Esther Weber Johanna Hauck

Pastor C C Travis Appointed to Wayne Street M E Church

Rev. C Claud Travis, a rising figure in the North Indiana conference, takes the Wayne Street M E Church pastorate in Fort Wayne after two years at Mishawaka First M E. The South Bend News lauds his pastoral care, oratory, and community impact, noting peers sought him for several charges and that he will arrive Saturday to begin duties. Next week a reception will honor him.

C. Claud Travis Wayne Street M. E Fort Wayne North Indiana Mishawaka South Bend Wabash College South Bend News C. C. Travis C. Claud Travis Huntington Fort Warne

Parish Easter Offering Circular Sent To Members

Rev. Edward W. Averill of the ity church circulated a parish notice this week asking all members to return a card indicating their Easter offering. The measure, used before, aims to elicit cooperative support from parishioners for the vestry plan.

Ity Church Edward W. Averill

Ohio missionary to speak on Our Work in China

Ohio envoy involved in United Brethren missions in China will attend and address the meeting tomorrow afternoon on Our Work in China. Association officers listed include President Mrs. J. Fretz Deedsville Indiana First Vice President Mrs. Sue Richer Peru Second Vice President Mrs. C. M. Gandy Fort Wayne Secretary Mrs. George F. Byrer Fort Wayne Secretary of Literature Mrs. Co L Raymond Huntington Treasurer Mrs. L. O. Oyler Huntington.

Ohio United Brethren China Association J. ©. Fretz Deedsville Ind Sue Richer Peru C. M. Gandy Fort Wayne George F. Byrer Co. L. Raymond Huntington L. O. Oyler

Membership Gains at First Baptist Church Service

The First Baptist Church reports new members received by baptism and by letter and restoration during the month. A week of services continues with sermons, solos, and evening talks led by Rev. John F. Vichert and Rev. Henry B. Master, plus a church supper and a Young Men's Bible class banquet planned for April 20.

First Baptist Church William Bonnell Claude Miller Harry Waterman Frank Joker Maxine Kromm Cleo Goff Edna Joker Laura Bradley Mabel Sledd Ethel Elliott John E. Anderson Jane Anderson Maude Challenger Ralph Challenger D. L. Mason John F. Vichert R. Taylor Henry B. Master First Presbyterian Church Mabel Carter The

Redeemer Lutheran Church Accepts Architect Meyer's Plans

The Rev Redeemer Lutheran Church accepts the plans and specifications for the new English Lutheran Church from Architect Henry W. Meyer at the Friday meeting. Meyer’s design is favored over three competing architects. Construction likely won’t start until next fall.

Redeemer Lutheran Church H. W. Meyer

Annual United Brethren Missionary Meeting Opens in Elkhart

Rev and Mrs George F Byrer Mrs F A Thomas Mrs H B Kock Mrs C M Gandy and Miss Blanche Bauch of Calvary United Brethren church travel from Tuesday noon to Elkhart for the thirty first annual session of the Woman's Missionary association St Joseph branch United Brethren in Christ. The session opens tonight at the United Brethren church in Elkhart with a special sermon by Rev Livile Oyler of Huntingdon.

George F. Byrer F. A. Thomas H. B. Kock C. M. Gandy Blanche Bauch Calvary United Brethren Church Elkhart Woman's Missionary Association of the St. Joseph Church of the United Brethren In Christ United ‘Brethren Church Livile Oyler

Misses Elected Officers of New Missionary Union

Under the guidance of Mrs George varying United Brethren a new missionary group organizes and names officers with Miss appointed as president and others chosen to lead.

George Vary United Brethren

Fear Not the Angels and the Courage to Overcome

Christian Herald reflection on Peter’s miraculous deliverance, faith over fear, and how angels appear in Biblical stories from Peter to Elijah and Gideon. Includes anecdotes on fear, bravery, and the virtue of humility with moral exhortations and quotes.

Christian Herald Peter Iberty Herod Simon Peter Christ Hell Indian River Fla Woodford Solomon Islands Australia Solomons Jesus Yokohama Bay Thursday Island Torres Straits Memorial Quetta Scotland Elijah Mount Horeb Gideon Midian Faul Paul Caesar Joseph Addison

Woman's Missionary Association Delegate Elected

A member was elected as a delegate to the Branch meeting of the Woman's Missionary association, which convenes at Elkhart this evening.

Woman's’ Missionary Association Elkhart

Rev C D Rarey Named Fort Wayne Pastor

Rev C D Rarey appointed pastor of Bethel Evangelical church in Fort Wayne succeeding Rev E Q Laudeman who transfers to Wayne Avenue Church in Dayton Ohio. Conference notes outline district and church assignments as elkhart, Fort Wayne and Indianapolis districts prepare for next year’s meetings.

C. D. Rarey Bethel Evangelical Church Fort Wayne E. Q. Laudeman Wayne Avenue Church Dayton Ohio Rarey Evangelical Church Iat Huntington Texas Landeman Kendallville P. OC. Browns J. W. Metzner Berne C. P. Maas Decatur D. O. Wise Salina J. M. Lantz Hicksville C. H. Burgoer Wolcottville Edgerton W.H. Freshley Webster D. R. Heil Lima Grove J. Rees Markle E. E. Miller van Wert W. H. Maygrant Ohio City E. R. Roop Fort Recovery D. Overmeyer Defiance Circuit Defiance Mission E. Hauser Bippus E. F. McClure Scott A. D. Kroft Waterloo G. F. Zube Indianapolis S. Fisher Presiding Elder First G. B. Kimmel D. D. Speicher Grace Church C. B. Boyer East Germantown D. A. Kaley Commercial Street J. H. Evans Wayne Avenue Phillipsburg Greensville C. L. Eastes Ridgeville W. Snyder Portland L. E. Smith Noblesville A. B. Aegeter Kokomo L. Scheidler Bunker Hill C. D. Riggenberg Logansport Charles Schlemmer Royal Center J. S. Kraft Peru J. L. Speicher Wabash F. S. Erne Sbikerville Creek Til A. W. Felter Altamont R. Wise Mershall Ea. Nitsche Terre. Haute Elberfeld G. A. Stierle Evanaard Sunderman Mr. Carmel Grist Js _H

Superintendent Alay Will Preside Over County Meeting

In a terse note the county announces Superintendent Alay will preside at an upcoming meeting. The brief mentions no date or location and provides limited details beyond leadership.

Nome-Candle Creek Dog Race Won By Berger Teams

Ber ger’s Nos 1 and 2 driven by Scotty Allen and Percy Blatchford won the Nome Candle Creek dog race two team finished first and second securing the $11 000 gold purse and year long Sutor trophy for the All Alaska sweepstake. The 412 mile course started in a blizzard with temps from minus ten to minus twenty below zero. Siberian dogs disappointed finishing third after heavy wagering.

Seattle Wash Nome Sutor

Swindle by Pretend Messenger Boy Reported

Telephone and district messenger offices received complaints about a supposed messenger boy calling at homes. He claimed the head of the house was wanted at downtown long distance offices and collected a small fee before the trip, a swindle exposed after discovery.

Unclear event note toward Philadelphie or Atlantic City

Fragmentary OCR hints at a Saturday evening event linked to Philadelphie and Atlantic City with a reference to MHE and a location. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable enough to specify.

Po Ghierry Philadelphie!aid Atlantic City

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RUM Episcopal Convention Adams and Allen County M. E. Church Frank Lenig First Church U. B United Brethren Church Wilber A F. Crafts Leigh Hunt Angel C.D. Rarey Pastor Evangelical Watashaw Beavis Bikhart Alay Will Welle County Alaska Bogus Messenger
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