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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1909
Page
5
A dated menu lists meals from breakfast to supper with dishes like stewed peaches, caviar pudding notes, and canary pudding. It includes detailed recipes for Canary Pudding and a mutton ragout, with steps on cream butter, lemon rind, cornstarch, and sugar, plus a potato and vegetable broth procedure and macaroon pancake batter instructions.
A list of dishes reads like a mid century luncheon menu including Grape Fruit Fried Much Cream Indian Toast Yiges with Green Sauce Popovers Lunch Macaroni Cutlets Curried Cauliflower Sagarina la Chantilly Clam Bouillon Planked Fish French Fried Potatoes Spaghetti with Cheese Lettuce and Tomato Salad Frozen Peaches
Wash cauliflower and simmer in salted water then drain. Make curry butter sauce, add cauliflower and simmer. Serve with rice. Savarin a la Chantilly: prepare yeast sponge, mix with almonds and eggs, bake in a ring mold, rise, then bake and serve cold with whipped cream.
On Friday April 23 the menu features boilled rice with jam poached eggs and Parkey omelet with hashed potatoes milk biscuits Welsh rarebit olive salad sliced pineapple and gold cake. Dessert options include chocolate spinach soup and fruit salad with pineapple and grapefruit. Roast ribs of beef with cauliflower potatoes and grape salad follow with peach ice cream and assorted cakes.
Rarebit directions mix salt mustard paprika melted American cheese and cream poured over toast. Peach ice cream combines peaches lemon juice milk cream sugar and salt then frozen.
A Monday menu features Veal a la Romaine prepared with brown veal pieces, onions, flour and tomato stock, finished with tarragon and parsley, served with macaroni. Cerise Pudding is made in a souffle tin with glace cherries pineapple sponge cake eggs milk sugar vanilla and steamed until tender with sweet sauce.
The page lists a Tuesday menu featuring Grapes, Hominy and Milk, Salmon Steak, and varied dishes. It includes instructions for a layered cream dessert with eggs and jam, plus a corn meal and flour cake recipe with butter, milk, and baking powder.
Mr and Mrs Bernard Fitzpatrick did not issue invitations to the wedding of their daughter Mary Louise to Mr James Lonergan Shields. Yet a large attendance of friends gathered at St Patrick's Catholic Church Batt.
A series of spring weddings fill local homes with ceremony and celebration. Brides wore tailored blue, satin, and lace gowns while grooms were joined by brothers and notable guests from Lansing, Altoona, Chicago, and Howell. The ceremonies featured organ music, prayer books, and song, followed by elegant breakfasts and housekeeping plans at 512 East Berry, 2603 Oliver, and other addresses.
Charles A. Biederwolf, former private secretary to Congressman Gilliams and predecessor Gilbert, reportedly set to be named census director for Fort Wayne's Twelfth District. The role would oversee about two hundred census takers counting residents next year, replacing Judge Sol A. Wood from Angola. The plan, rooted in Beveridge's friendship with Biederwolf, had circulated before he left Washington and would upset local hopefuls.
Born to Mr and Mrs A J Neirider Jefferson township a son. Born to Mr and Mrs Rudolph Buuck Franklin a daughter. Born to Mr and Mrs R C Mohnen smith Jefferson township a son. Born to Mr and Mrs George H Kru dop Madison and Francis streets Bon. Bohn to Mr and Mrs Stephen Reed 513 St Martin street a son. Born to Mr and Mrs William Christie 1835 North Clinton street a daughter. Born to Mr and Mrs Henry Bertsch Cedar Creek township a daughter.
Anna May Hulinger wife of Frank Hulinger lived on Leo road about three miles from town died suddenly at 4 30 Saturday morning from a blood clot in the heart. Husband awakened by a gasping sound found her unconscious reaching for a glass of water. Physicians arrived but she died within moments. The family recently moved from Marion. Husband and four young children survive. Funeral and interment will be in Marion.
Mrs Bridget Kirk aged 81 died at 3 40 Saturday morning at daughter Mrs Reuben Luckey 580 Buchanan street from infirmities of age She was born in Ireland and came to Fort Wayne seven years ago from Sidney Ohio Survived by four daughters Mrs Luckey Mrs Robert Griffin Mrs Charles Flowers both of Fort Wayne and Mrs Theo Van Bergen of Piqua Ohio Ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren Catholic church member Funeral services and interment at Sidney Ohio
Carl Nahrwold son of Mr and Mrs Carl Nahrwold of 1219 Eliza street died Friday after a two week illness from brain fever He was the eldest of three children and completed studies at St Pauls Lutheran school last year Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 from the residence and at 230 from St Pauls Lutheran church with interment at Concordia
David Voltz a saloonkeeper aged 47 years 10 months 28 days died at 10 30 Thursday morning at his home 1311 Lafayette street after two years of failing health from dropsy He was born in Germany and came to Fort Wayne four years ago Surviving include wife a daughter three brothers and three sisters in Germany Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 pm from the residence with interment at Lindenwood
Delford Morris Bauch infant son of Mr and Mrs Garland Bauch of Brookly n avenue died at 6 30 Thursday morning from pneumonia at seven months old The father is employed by Horton Manufacturing Company.
Henry Scheele infant son of Mr and Mrs Henry Scheele of 1302 Barthold Street died at 3 30 oclock Thursday evening from exhaustion at age twenty three days. He was one of triplets. Funeral services were held from the residence this afternoon.
Byron Thomas Tierney infant son of Mr and Mrs Edward Tierney of 1837 John Street died at 1 o clock Tuesday morning from an abscess of the throat aged 11 months and 22 days after a brief illness. Father is machinist at the Pennsylvania round house. Funeral services Thursday at 8:30 from the residence and 9 from St Patrick's Catholic.
Sister M. Januaria of the Poor Handmaids of Christ died Sunday afternoon at four eighty at St Josephs hospital after a long life of charity and service. Death followed a paralysis, the illness that struck her prior.
Short time she was transferred to Chi cago and after working in various hospitals returned to the Fort Wayne institution fourteen years ago. Her piety and devotion in her extended career made her widely known and universally esteemed. Funeral services Wednesday morning at 7 45 oclock from the chapel of St Josephs hospital.
Mrs Hanorah Hamilton aged 77 died at 10 o'clock Saturday evening at her daughter Mrs Minnie Scanlon’s home 1111 Elm street Fort Wayne from age related infirmities. Native of Canada she came with husband to Fort Wayne ten years ago. Husband died three years ago. She is survived by two children Mrs Scanlon and James Hamilton of Pittsburgh five grandchildren and was a member of St Paul’s Catholic church. Funeral services Tuesday morning at 8 30 from the residence and at 9 o'clock from St Paul’s church.
James Ellsworth Johnston aged near 46 died Tuesday last week at his parents home in Scipio township. Born May 5, 1863, he was unmarried and survived by parents Mr and Mrs James Johnston a brother two sisters and many friends. Funeral services were held Friday at the North Scipio Methodist church.
Esther L Wiedeman infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman J Wiedeman 2528 Smith Street died at 4 15 Sunday morning aged two years The little one was but a few hours Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family residence
John Elmer Barr aged 46 a tool dresser died at 9 45 this morning at his home 1420 Calhoun street from hemorrhage of the lungs He was born in Rimersburg Pa in 1862 came to Fort Wayne four years ago from Muncie He belonged to Anderson aerie of Eagles and is survived by his wife his mother and five brothers
Mrs Christina Gerberding widow of August Gerberding dies at 6 30 am Monday at her son August Gerberding's home 1533 Washington boulevard east aged 79 years 1 month 16 days Ill for a week pneumonia cause of death Born in Lade Westphalia Germany married there Came to America and Fort Wayne in 1876 after husband preceded Survived by two sons Henry A and August Funeral services Thursday at 2 pm from residence and 2 30 pm Concordia Lutheran church Rev Lange officiating
Mrs Margaret Goeglein wife of Christian Goeglein died at 11 45 p m Tuesday at the family home on Maysville road northeast of the city from spinal meningitis after a two week illness She was 35 born in Goeglein and lived all her life in Allen county A member of St Peter s Lutheran church she is survived by her husband married twelve years ago and a son Marvin 8 two dozen relatives including seven sisters and three brothers
Wheat quotes at 1.31 per bushel, similar to yesterday, with millers noting steady demand and modest receipts between 500 and 600 bushels at peak. A Sunday lightning strike heavily damaged R. N. Elliott’s Clinton township home, injuring two of four residents.
The former president Theodore Roosevelt and his son Kermit are indisposed after hunting on Kapiti Plains and stay resting at Sir Alfred Pease’s Athi river ranch. Other Roosevelt party members visit the Pease ranch while reports say game is abundant and smallpox concerns rise among Nairobi porters.
Oyster Bay April 26 Mrs Theodore Roosevelt will return to the United States about November 1 and spend the winter at Sagamore Hill with her family. She will sail for Europe July 1 with three children, visit Carew near Rome, then travel to France for Miss Ethel’s benefit before returning to America.
Thieme Brothers company was incorporated to manufacture silk hosiery and knit goods on a large scale with a $150,000 capital stock. $100,000 will be issued immediately, priority given to Wayne Knitting Mills stockholders. A three story brick factory on Knitters avenue will cost about $75,000 and employ hundreds once operational.
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