Outing Pants Sale Prices Listed for All Knee Pant Suits
The notice lists sale prices for outing pants with multiple tiers. Outing pants range from 3 to 6 dollars in the ad and are presented as available at these fixed price points.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1909
Page
3
The notice lists sale prices for outing pants with multiple tiers. Outing pants range from 3 to 6 dollars in the ad and are presented as available at these fixed price points.
The St Pauls Lutheran church marked the twenty fifth anniversary of Rev Jacob W Miller’s ordination with a surprise celebration. A gold watch and a gift from local Missouri Synod ministers were presented. The event featured a German sermon by Rev August Lange and tributes from Concordia College faculty. Miller, born in Cove Maryland, has served in Stuttgart Little Rock St Paul Fort Wayne and Fort Wayne since 1896.
August Bornitzke of Erie Pennsylvania will teach at Trinity German Lutheran parochial school. Rev Paul Stoeppelworth and Trinity congregation extended the call which was accepted. Bornitzke, about 30, married, eight years teaching experience, comes highly recommended. Rev Stoeppelworth departs for Arcadia Indiana then Kokomo for a Lutheran mission sermon. The Trinity Fort Wayne pulpit will be filled by Paul Wagner a Kendallville student at Lutheran Theological University St Louis.
Funeral services for Rev. Henry A. Hellhake at St. Aloysius Catholic Church Sheldon Indiana drew a large clergy and laity turnout. Attending were Rt. Rev. Bishop Alerding Rt. Rev. Mgr. J. H. Qechtering and at least thirty two diocesan priests with mourners from Fort Wayne Columbia City and Bluffton. The obsequies were impressive and burial followed at Sheldon Cemetery.
The forty first anniversary of the Fort Wayne SB Baptist association is celebrated at First Baptist church in Warsaw with a three day program starting Monday evening September 13 and continuing to Wednesday morning September 15. Rev. John F. Vichert moderates and E. E. Lewis serves as clerk pro tem with John Kenower as treasurer. Representatives from Allen Whitley Kosciusko and Huntington counties will attend with ministers and lay members.
Inspector Reynolds of the Indiana state charity board visited the local orphans home of the Reformed church. He was favorably impressed with its condition and a license will soon be placed in the office.
Fort Wayne Miss Josephine Henry makes her first vows for the Sisters of Providence at St. Marys of the Woods Vigo County Indiana during the Assumption feast closing a yearlong retreat. She will be known as Sister Catherine Ma.
Church groups plan multiple Thursday events to enliven members. Ice cream socials occur at Simpson Methodist and St. John’s Reformed on August 19 and September 9. Other socials and picnics are scheduled by First M. E. groups and Walther league with venues including parochial yards and Robison park.
The St. John's Lutheran Church festival north of Decatur to be held Sunday August 29 features Rev Otto Ungemach of Cleveland delivering the morning sermon and Prof Louis W Dorn of Concordia College Fort Wayne giving the afternoon sermon. Ungemach is son of Prof John H Ungemach Fort Wayne school principal.
Fort Wayne YWCA selects Miss Cora Tinkham and Miss Anna Philley as delegates to the eighteenth annual Central City YWCA conference at Lake Geneva Wisconsin from August 17 to 27. Also named are Steadfast Gleaners members Miss Lulu Gloeckle Miss Ivy Sweeney and Miss Catherine Rosenwinkel with other local attendees.
The Ladies' society of St John s Reformed church reports over 250 dollars raised at the anniversary event for the local Orphans Home The funds will aid the home A church ice cream social is planned for August 19 on the lawn with Schlatter's orchestra and a lighted setup in the grounds The committee includes Gustave Lindeman and several wives and daughters of parish members
The Catholic Benevolent region state convention closed Wednesday in Tipton with election of officers led by President Peter D. Smith of Logansport and Vice President George Christen of Fort Wayne. Logansport will host the next meeting.
The Frances Willard branch of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union holds its annual reunion and picnic at Swinney Park on Wednesday August 18. The program starts at 10 30 am with a symposium and songs and includes a general topic on expanding the union’s influence. Dinner is served at noon followed by a silver offering to cover outing expenses.
An amended bill filed in US circuit court by Adams Express president William M. Barrett challenges the Indiana tax assessment on the company. He alleges discrimination versus other express firms under state statutes and questions board changes, including stock and collateral trust bond valuations, asserting improper market value conclusions for 1909 1910.
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