Charity Ball Brings Hope Hospital Benefit in City
The annual charity ball at the Anthony hotel drew about three hundred attendees and raised an estimated one thousand dollars for Hope hospital. Woman’s committee leaders included Miss Anna Lowry and Mrs. W. E. Davis with many patrons and floor committee members noted. Music by Reineke’s band, festive decorations, and late-night dancing marked the event as a standout social fundraiser.
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Anthony Hotel
Hope Hospital
Reineke
Anna Lowry
Society
W. E. Davis
8. M. Foster
C. B. Fitch
Page Yarnelle
R. S. Patterson
Jack Kuhns
Katherine Hoffman
F. I. Brown
G. Hoffman
C. G. Guild
F. .L. Smock
Charles §. Bush
W. P. Breen
J. M. Barrett
J. H. Bass
Samuel Morris
E. H. McDonald
C. W. Orr
van B. Perrine
E. C. Rurode
J. N. Study
J. A.shoaff
T. F. Thieme
Wa Vesey
Theo. Wentz
C. A. Wilding
E. F. Yarnelle
Home Cookery from the Culinary Department Recipes
A long list of vintage kitchen guidance covers vegetable soup methods, lemon custards, Yorkshire pudding, beef and fish dishes, lamb liver braising, spinach soup, tapioca custard, cream fritters, and rice pudding. It includes procedures for stock, thickening, and serving, with several wedding notices and local family reunions interspersed among the culinary pages.
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Farina
Flank of Beef Braised and Seasoned Dish Note
A fragmented note describes flank steak as a good dish when properly prepared. It mentions braising, scoring the meat with a knife, and mixing with stale bread as part of the method. The text reads as a kitchen instruction with incomplete phrases.
John the Baptist as Herald of the Lord in the Wilderness
Rev F E Davidson discusses John the Baptist as a dramatic prophetic figure who prepared the way for Christ. The sermon recalls his austere, desert life and fiery call to repentance, urging modern readers to heed his message and prepare a straight path for the king.
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John the Baptist
Jesus
Moses
Tabernacle
Elijah
Isaiah
Christ
Paul
God
Judea
John
New Fire Insurance Company in the Diocese
The first Fort Wayne Diocesan Fire Insurance board meeting will be at Bishop Herman Alerding's residence on January 11, 1910. Members represent six districts with Rev Bathe Avilla Fort Wayne district and Rev Ellering Columbia City South Bend district among others. The annual consultors and officers of St Stephen's Young Men's society were also announced.
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Fort Wayne
South Bend
Philip Guethoff
Crown Point
Hammond
J. R. Pratt
Wabash
Logansport
Charles Che
Fowler
Lafayette
William Schmidt
Muncie
Diocese of
Bernard Wiedau
New Haven
John R. Dinnen
Anthony J. Kroeger
H. M. Plaster
John H. Guendling
Peru
Joseph F. Delaney
St. Patrick's Church
Stephen’s Young Men's Society
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Charles Thiele
John Weber
John Weasel
William Harber
Charles Weber
John Alt
Joseph Huhn
Johan Suelzer, Jr
Banner Carrier
John Nyboer
Financial dividends pour in as Fort Wayne firms rise
The upcoming year will see a large distribution of money in dividends and interest from local industrial securities in Fort Wayne. The growing volume is attracting attention in financial circles, with preferred stock and timely interest periods noted for entities such as Home Telephone and Packard company.
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Fort, Wayne
Reity
Home Telephone
Packard
Donation of Local Catholics for Orphans
Christmas collections from Fort Wayne Catholic churches totaled 3643.40 for St Vincent Orphan asylum in Fort Wayne and St Joseph Orphan asylum in Lafayette. Cathedral led with 1399.36, followed by St Mary 681.00, St Patrick 602.40, St Paul 477.73, St Peter 405.67, Precious Blood 117.08, surpassing 1908 by over 400 dollars.
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Fort Wayne
St. Vincent
St.Mary’s
St. Patrick's
St. Paul
Reverend Schwan Delivers Farewell Sermon at Seamen Sunday
Last Sunday morning at the West Creighton Avenue Church of Christ, Rev. Henry W. Schwan preached a farewell sermon. The retiring pastor, who has served six months in the locale, expressed gratitude for the support and noted the progress under his care.
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West Creighton Avenue
Creighton’ Avenue Church of Christ
Henry
Schwan
Week of Prayer Observed by Local Churches in January
Local churches plan a week of prayer after New Year with cottage meetings and revival efforts. Plymouth Congregational opens January 2 to 7 with nightly 7:30 sessions. Grace Reformed and First Baptist also announce services and new member receptions. Revivals are scheduled across Plymouth, Third Presbyterian, Bethel Evangelical, and First Methodist Episcopal churches led by pastors including Dr Hatcher and Rev Vichert.
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Plymouth Congregational
Plymouth Men’s Club
B. Paul Mossman
Third Presbyterian Church
Grace Reformed Church
W. E. Hatcher
Richmond
First Baptist Church
John F. Vichert
Hatcher
Clifford D. Rarer
Bethel Evangelical Church
J. K. Cecil
First Methodist Episcopal Church
New York City's Assessed Real Estate Value Surpasses Midwestern States
The city's total assessed real estate value exceeds the combined values of Ohio Indiana and Illinois, underscoring New York's dominance in property wealth.
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New York City
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Easy test for census enumerator posts announced
Washington announces a simple test for census enumerator applicants. Anyone with basic schooling can pass. Eligibility includes US citizenship, district residence, age 18 to 70, physical fitness, honesty, and legible writing. About 68 000 positions to be filled by mid March with tests in February.
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Washington, D. C
United States Census
Durand
Census Bureau
Cenang Bureau
United States
Bacteriologists Cite Different Bacilli in Horse Cow and Man
Boston December 28. Before the Society of American Bacteriologists Prof. C F A Winslow and G T Palmer today declared following their investigations that the bacilli types in a horse cow and a man were different. They did not settle whether lower animals can transmit tuberculosis to humans.
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Boston
Society of American Bacteriologists
C. F. A. Winslow
G. T. Palmer
Temptation and the Christian Path Across Time
A preacher outlines three life realms physical social and spiritual where temptation fights the soul. He cites Eve Noah David Paul and Christ to show continual moral struggle from Eden to Patmos, urging believers to stand firm in forbearance resistance and faith amid shifting voices of doubt and culture.
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Isle
Patmos
Alpha
Omega
Hfe
Satan
Jesus
Holy Ghost
Noah
David
Daniel
St Paul
Nand
Greece
Mathew Arnold
Christ
Paul
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