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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1908

Page

6

Wreck of Lake Shore passenger train near Pleasant Lake

Southbound Lake Shore No 414 derailed at a gravel pit one mile north of Pleasant Lake Indiana at 8 pm Thursday injuring sixteen with several serious cases. Engine crew Maurice Hickney and Wesley Stevens escaped unhurt. the train ran at forty mph when it derailed due to tampering with a switch. Wounded were taken to Angola and Hillsdale then to Wood’s hospital Fort Wayne later. most expected to recover.

Lake Shore Road Pleasant Lake Albert Forthe Adrian Mich J. D. Dale Horton Fern Dale Charles Vaughn Baggagemaster Smith Jennie Campbell Ellsworth Jack Carpenter Reading Albert Studebaker Fremont Ind S. D. Stout Coldwater Fred Peterson W. J. Sniff Jackson E. R. Summerlett Angola Wesley Stevens Hillsdale Wood's Hospital Muncie Fort Wayne Summersot Ed Willis James Hubble Fred Bevier Summerlot Maurice Hickney O. Kletchner Stevens

Flagman's Narrow Escape From Moving Box Garé

An accident report details a flagman’s narrow escape after being thrown from a moving box garage. The incident involves workplace safety concerns and a near miss on site.

Flagman's Narrow Escape Garé

Local Conductor Injured in Chicago Yard Accident

Mr. Kelly, out with Conductor W. Auer, was knocked down in Chicago yards and fell beneath the wheels. He suffered a sprained ankle and back but was brought home by passenger train and arrived around midnight Tuesday to Hoagland Avenue where he rests easily.

Hoagland Avenue

Fireman Severely Bruised After Fall at Gay Street Steps

Fireman T. M. Krouse of the G. R. & I. slipped on Gay street steps near the round house Friday, bruising his hips. He rode the engine to the east yards but had to be relieved from duty and is resting at home.

Pennsylvania Round House T. M. Krouse Gay Street

Secretaries Reelected as MCA Board Honors Burns for 1909

The Railroad Y M C A board unanimously reelected J W Burns as secretary for 1909. A special committee presented a resolution of thanks and approval. H Deam, a gospel singer, will assist Rev Row in revival services at Trinity Methodist church starting January 10. New Trinity M E church trustees: Chairman J B Grosjean, Secretary Earl R Johnson, Treasurer Elijah Robinson. Regular meetings first Friday monthly in the trustee room. Grace Reformed church hosts a Christmas program tomorrow with cantata The Spirit of Christmas and a silver offering. Sunday night chorus presents cantata The Coming of the King.

Railroad J. W. Burns Teh Association Burns H. ‘Deam Rowand Trinity Methodist Church Trinity M. E Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church J. B. Grosjean Wells Street Earl R. Johnson Putnam Street Elijah Robinson Huffman Street Grace Reformed Church

Fire in Wabash yards burns two enginemen

A lubricator burst in engine 36 at 9:30 Saturday night causing a lighted torch and oil to ignite. Engineer Ed Carray suffered slight burns to hands and face while Fireman J A Linton had his face burned and had to quit work. Engine damage was slight.

Ed Carray J. A. Linton Wabash Carray Linton

Fort Wayne man loses fingers in Chicago factory accident

C. A. Pressler, a former Fort Wayne resident now working in a Chicago factory, had his right hand caught in machinery and lost the second and third fingers at the second joint. The accident occurred two weeks ago. he returned home yesterday to stay with relatives, while unable to work.

C. A. Pressler Fort Wayne Chicago Mr. Pressler Alf Pressler

Boilermaker Injured By Portable Air Tool

A portable air tool used to fit stay bolts tore into the clothing of Boilermaker P. Denehy on Wednesday. The impact bruised the flesh on the inner left arm and side, sidelining him for a few days.

P. Denehy

Secretary Re-elected for Nineteenth Year at R Y M C A

The board held a special meeting to elect a secretary, with Mr Burns unanimously chosen for another term though not seeking it. He began in October 1890 and has led the R Y M C A to growth in both religious work and finances, more than doubling membership under his leadership.

Burns

Slashed Hand Wounds Machinist Amid Christmas Tree Work

Byron Thomas, a machinist in the Pennsylvania erecting shop, sustained a near-knife wound to his left hand last week while trimming a Christmas tree. The injury will likely disable him for a week or two.

Byron Thomas Pennsylvania

Trinity M E Church Names Fourth Quarterly Conference Officers

The fourth quarterly conference of Trinity M E church elected Trustees J B Grosjean Dr C M Goheen L J Meier J L Hartzog Elijah Robinson C P Easley F W Disbro Dr J Harrington Barl Johnson Stewards Dr J W Hartzog Geo Warner C H Brown G A Weber H A Miller F H Starkle John Keel W S DeMoss Elmer Keel D M Winburn F W Schell J Drewett Class Leaders Josiah Drewett F H Starkle L J Meier C P Easley H A Meiler C H Brown G A Weber W S DeMoss Elmer Keel F W Disbro Sunday School Committee Dr J W Hartzog G A Weber C Pitman Helen Meier Sarah Robinson Auditing Committee C H Brown Dr J W Hartzog Carl Johnson Church Records A T DeWitt D L Young Parsonage and Furniture Mrs Dell Edmunds Mrs A T DeWitt Mrs G A Weber Church Music Lottie Racine Helen Meier Jessie Porter Estimating Pastor's Salary G A Weber Dr J W Hartzog C H Brown Conference Claimants The board of stewards

Trinity M. E. Church J. B. Grosjean C. M. Goheen L. J. Meier J. L. Hartzog Elijah Robinson C. P. Easley F. W. Disbro J. Harrington Barl Johnson J. W. Hartzog Geo. Warner C. H. Brown G. A. Weber Lottie Racine Helen Meier Jessie Porter Board of Stewards

Local Notes From Poe Indiana And Surrounding Areas

Mr and Mrs Frank Collins returned home from a three week visit with relatives in Allen and Wells counties. Several residents hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Charles Clark and Miss Maud Hiser with Miss Ethel Snider. Local businesses in Decatur Fort Wayne and Elkhart were visited. A Friedheim Christmas event and a wedding at Mr and Mrs Wi Comer home highlighted holiday activities. Rev Newcombe commended Mr M J Sprang with a tie pin gift, a surprise to him at Poe M E Sunday school event.

Poe Ind Frank Collins Saybrook Ill Allen and Wells Charles Clark John Trenary Juice Krick Ohio Lucious Somers Ciem Smith Maud Hiser Ethel Snider P. H. Snider Matt Fuhrman Earl Marschand Decatur Herman Reese Fort Wayne Willie Shearer Friedheim Wi Comer Miss Celestial Reed Caston Christian Sunday School Poe M. E. Sunday School M. J J. Ss. Newcombe Sprang

Surprised Pastor and Wife Honored by Sunday School Class

A Merry Christmas surprise greeted Mrs. W H Schrock of 1109 Webster Street when her Sunday school class and their husbands returned to her home Wednesday. Forty guests enjoyed music and a festive dinner laid with holly bells and tin sel. Mrs D J Barklay presented a hand painted china water pitcher to Mrs Schrock as thanks.

Schrock

Wedding notices crowd a December Saturday in Fort Wayne

A string of marriages on Tuesday December 22 includes Miss Alice Castle and Mr Carson Moore at 2425 Force Street with Rev W F Loring officiating. Other unions include Miss Emily Coffelt and Mr Daniel Roberson, Miss Alice L David and Mr Henry Marlin, Miss Charlotte M Oppenlander and Mr Claude J Derck, Miss Grace Curtis Glenn and Rev Frank Morton Fox, and Minnie Koenig and Ralph Rhine at their respective homes.

Alice Castle Carson Moore W. F. Loring Free Methodist Church Edward Castle Force Street Medarysville, Ind Marlin—David Alice L. David Monroeville Henry Marlin Marlin Terre Haute United States Derek—Oppenlander Charlotte M. Oppenlander Claude J. Derck C. A. Rowand M. E. Church Josephine Oppenlander Spy Run Avenue Derek Kokomo William Glenn West DeWald Street Grace Curtis Glenn Frank Morton. Fox John Balcom Shaw Chicago Houseesniss Harrison Street Rhine—Koenig William Koenig East Jefferson Street Minnie Ralph Rhine Jacob Miller St. Paul's Lutheran Church

Christ in Acts and Epistles Foreword for 1909 Lessons

The 1909 Sunday school lessons from the international committee focus on Acts and the Epistles. The author argues these writings emphasize the deity of Christ through titles like Jesus Christ and Lord Jesus, and present faith rooted in historic facts of the incarnation, cross, and resurrection. The piece discusses Luke’s gospel linking to Acts, the Great Commission, the Ascension, and the coming of the Holy Spirit, urging meditation and prayer as guiding light.

The Christian Herald Jesus Christ Lord Jesus Lord Jesus Christ Jesus Christ Paul George Macdonald Theophilus Mark Luke John Matt Jerusalem Israel Joseph Parker Judea Samaria World Circle Earth Philip Peter Babylon Spain Mount Oliver Bethany Parker God Archangel Apostles Mother Jacob Joseph Cook Moses Mount Sinai

Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Ages

A list of marriage licenses shows multiple couples with ages and occupations including Henry Marlin 27 and Alice I. David 26, William Hill 24 and Jennie E. Jarrett 34, Claude J Derek 30 and Charlotte M. E. Oppenlander 28, and others such as Albert J. Derrew 21 with Maggie M. Porter 20, Ralph A. Barkley 21 with Hulda F. Marquardt 18, plus several additional pairs and partial OCR errors.

Henry Marlin U. S. Navy Alice I. David William Hill Jennie E. Jarrett Claude J Derek Charlotte M. E. Oppenlander Albert J. Derrew Electric Works Maggie M. Porter Ralph A. Barkley Farmer Hulda F. Marquardt Jones Yoder Rosa E. Klopf

Births Recorded in Several Townships This Month

A list of birth announcements from families in multiple townships. Each entry notes parents' names and their residence, followed by the newborn being a son or daughter. Townships mentioned include Maumee Jefferson Pleasant Ossian St Joe Springfield Milan Lafayette Grabill Marion and more.

Herman Orthmann Maumee Township Bert Miller Maumee Henry Stalder Grabill Amos Amstutz Springfield Henry Richer Milan Benjamin Kumfer Lafayette Township Frank Schuer Pleasant Township William Keller Ossian Joseph Bobey St. Joe Township Louis Gladieux Jefferson Township Henry Koehlinger Marion Township Henry Behrman

Wolf Seen Near New Haven Sparks Farm Alarm

Residents report a large wolf seen in the neighborhood east of New Haven on Saturday. Edward Botteron and Ralph Dawkins are among witnesses as the animal has killed several chickens and sheep, with efforts underway to kill or capture it.

New Haven Edward Botteron Ralph Dawkins

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lake Shore Krouse MCA Board of the Railway James W. Burns POF News Sentinel Elkhart Merry Company of Young W. H. Shrock Moore—Castle Roberson Coffelt Emily Coffelt Daniel Roberson F. A. Reichelderfer M. E Churubusco Hubert Coffelt Nina Miller Scott, C Fox—Glenn Isabel Bennett Delia Blanche Kerns Emelia Hermelter Lottie Angela Roy Ross Snyder Floyd Kerns Lea Holmes Maurice Sordelet Charles, Joseph John Miracle Adams Township Charles Moeller Moeller Edith Zook Anna Cox Grace Burgette Mary Brannen Clara Sheridan Christ Moeller Merton Arnold Schnelker Schaper Beese Theodore Sorg Sylvester Gase Nathan Rorick George Herber Edward Reynold Sore Jesse Rorick George — Tholen Hannah Leona Monica Hildegarde Sorg Mary Florence Agnes Sand ‘Catherine ‘Rorick Marcelline’Herber Tye Gass Ida Cramer Ruth Moore Messrs Leo Mike Till Leo Gerard Howard Pfeiffer Ed Rowley Virgil Adam Waters Oscar Elmer Cook Earl Griswold Ervin Moore Ascension Our Lord Ralph Snyder Will Street Edward Eby St. Joe Fredinand Buuck Milan Township Joseph Portman
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