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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1911

Page

7

First Day of Allen County Teachers Institute Draws Large Crowd

Despite bad weather, over three hundred city and county teachers gathered at Fort Wayne's high school for the opening session of the five day Allen County Teachers Institute. Dr Charles H Albert spoke on underlying principles of teaching, stressing individual study of each child and direct mind training. Dr J George Becht outlined vital teaching elements and urged practical methods, while Prof William Miles led a musical program.

Allen County Teachers’ Institute Seasion Feiger Miles Wolges William Miles Albert Ster Pennsylvania State Normal School Becht Prof. Miles Abla Alker

Lecturers Albert and Becht Lead Pa Teachers Program

Dr. Charles H. Albert of Bloomsburg and Dr. J. G. Becht of Clarion headline the lectures. Albert, geography professor at Bloomsburg State Normal, speaks on geographical subjects and methods with practical insight. Becht, principal at Clarion State Normal, offers instruction on teaching methods and pedagogy with extensive experience.

Charles H. Albert Bloomsburg J. G. Becht Clarion Albert State Normal School Becht Pennsylvania Child Saving Association State Normal West Chester

Township Teachers Institutes Set for Early September

Four township teachers institutes are planned in the county in September. Adams, St. Joseph, Washington and Wayne townships meet at Elektron building in Fort Wayne on Saturday, September 2, with Gedar Creek Maumee Milen Wytheld Scipio and Shirley City on Tuesday, September 5.

Adams St. Joseph Washington Wayne Elektron Building Fort Wayne Gedar Creek Maumee Milen

Fort Wayne teachers urged to attend county institute

County and city teachers are invited to an institute with attendance optional but beneficial. About 410 teachers work in the county with 185 in town and country districts and 225 in Fort Wayne, earning roughly 2.60 to 4.00 per day, averaging near 3.00. The county has 22 school corporations and 163 school houses, mostly brick and modern.

Fort Wayne Beénce Adama Abolte Cedar Creal Eel River Jackson Jefferson Lafayette Take Matiaon Marion Maumee Man Monroe Perry Pleasant Sciplo St. Joe Springfield Washington Wayne Shirley City Monroeville

Huntertown Hosts Next Event for Northern Indiana Log Rolling

Huntertown was selected as the site for the Northern Indiana Log Rolling association gathering of the Modern Woodmen of America. A reception and dance at Queen hall followed an outdoor program at Swinney park with local and visiting teams competing in Woodmen and Royal Neighbors events. Kendallville, Fort Wayne, Decatur, Auburn and Muncie teams won several prizes in athletic and drill events, with Miss Henline securing multiple sprint wins.

Huntertown Indiana Log Rolling Association Modern Woodmen of America Queen Hall Swinney Park Modern Woodmen Ladies Auburn Kendallville Decatur Huntington Butler Fort Wayne Woodmen Muncie Clarke Dreisbach Harrison Columbia City Odelia Witzigreuter N. RB. A

Meeting at Roll highlights township teachers and patrons gathering

The Roll meeting in Bluffton Indiana drew seven hundred attendees from Washington township Blackford county and Jackson township Wells county. A public sale notice then announces at No 18 West Wayne Fort Wayne an upcoming sale of a six cylinder Michigan automobile to satisfy a lien for work labor materials and storage by Randall Motor Car Co.

Michigan West Wayne Street Fort Wayne Allen County Indiana Randall Motor ‘Car Co

Engineer Malone Blamed in Wreck at Swinney Park

Coroner finds engineer Valentine Snyder and crew responsible for the Pennsylvania railway crash near St. Marys river bridge on August 13, 1911. Verdict cites failure to slow to ten miles per hour at the crossover and improper brake use. Company not held liable. eighteen witnesses testified.

Swinney Park Pat Malone A. J. Kesler la Burger John A. Walsh Bolyard Malone I. A. J. Kesler M. D Allen County Indiana Valentine Snyder A. F. Wilson Ira Burger W. E. Arick Pennsylvania Railway St. Marys River Bridge St. Mary's River Bridge

Andrews Plan New Two-Story Building In Fire Devastated Area

Odd Fellows of Andrews Indiana plan a two story building on a lot north of their home. Fire damaged blocks may be rebuilt with modern features. Cogswell Drug Store owner Mrs. Clawson may sell and Masons plan to use upper floors for a hall and temple.

Andrews Ind Andrews Lodge Prospect Odd Fellows Clawson Cogswell Drug Store William Shinkle

Louvre Da Vinci Masterpiece Missing In Paris Theft Mystery

Paris police admit mystification after Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa vanishes from the Louvre. A laborer disguise is suspected in the disappearance during a museum entry between 7 and 8 a.m. yesterday. The famous portrait, valued as priceless, hangs in the Louvre's Salon Carre and has sparked long-standing rumors and speculation.

Paris Louvre Leonardo da Vinci M. Hamard Secret Service Francesco Giocondo Raphael da Vinci Salon Carre Cri de Paris New York

Most Precious Blood Church Opens Parish Ceremonies in Bloomingdale

The Corner Store and the now venerable Church of the Most Precious Blood in Bloomingdale hosted a Sunday service with Rt Rev Herman J. Alerding presiding. Bishop Alerding and Rev Charles H. Thiele led a large Catholic gathering as plans for a new church edifice near Fourth and Barthold streets were outlined.

Colemn Bloomingddle Columbus George Horstman St. Andrew's Church Nordbe Felden Monrooville Elmon Kuhnmuench C. PP. S St. Joreph's College Chanter Locel Rinal Christ Jesus Our Lord Jesus Christ Peter Melis Father Hemmer Alerding Mgr J. W. Oechtering V. G St. Mary's Church Boniface Rugs St. John's Seminary Carthagena Congregation of the Precious Blood William. Miller Simon M. Vern Simon M. Vern, Diocesan Chacellor John BR. Quintin Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception H. F. Joseph Krall St. Paul's Church Charles H. Thiele St. Peter's Church Emanuel J. Wrotel St. Hyacinth’s Church George Meyer St.Maryer Church Fal Guibba McCarthy Thomas Fiseming St. Joseph’s Hospital Tenatius Rau Kendallville Alexis Schuette C. PP S&s Collegeville August Young Thewlore Pelden Monroevide Thendore Wilkin Decatur John Biedermann Sheldon Mawar] Mungevat Sentinel Godford Barthold Fourth Streets Church of the Most Precious Blood Fort Wayne H. J. Alerding Rademacher St. Mary's River New York, Chicago and St. Louis Hummer Luxemburg Stearns County Minnesota St. Charles Seminary Ohio St. Joseph Indian and Normal School St. Michael's Church Kaelida Fourth Street Andrews Spring Street

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