Rademacher laid to rest with grand pontifical rites
The funeral of Rt. Rev. Joseph Rademacher in Fort Wayne featured a pontifical high mass led by Archbishop Elder with a large clergy and lay turnout. Bishop Horstmann delivered the tribute, praising the departed prelate as the altar was sealed and his remains interred beneath the Cathedral altar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rademacher
Diocese of
Fort Wayne
A. C. Aurentz
Joseph Dolan
John Woulfe
T. C. Dodane
Rademacher
Archbishop Elder
Cincinnati
Archbishop Katzer
Milwaukee
L. A. Moench
Valparaiso
B. Boehner
Renssalaer College
C. A. Thiele
Whiting
Charles Che
Hartford City
Archdiocese of
J. H. Guendling
V. G
John Bileckmann
J. H. Bathe
J. Guendling
J. F. Delaney
W. J. Quinlan
C. B. Guendling
John Durham
P. J. O’reiley
F. X. LeBonte
John Noll
P. J. Crawley
F. Fontaine
Horstmann
Bethlehem
Mary
Philadelphia
Israel
Jesus
Death
Courier of Old
Katzer
Richter
Grand Rapids
Maes
Covington
Byrne
Nashville
Elder
B. Koreger
Aug. Oechtering
V. Raskieviecz
J. RB. Dinnen
B. Wiedau
H. Meissner
D. Duehmig
John Oechtering
J. Heitmann
John B. Reuss
Henry C. Berghoff
Pater
Ave
Ivers
E. M. Noll
Cleveland
Foley
Detroit
Chatard
Indianapolis
Scannel
Omaha
Jansen
Belleville
Father Zahm
Motre Dame
Joseph Rainer
M. J. Dorney
Chicago
Father O’donoghue
Mgr. Bauer
Fremont
Ohio
Daniel Mullane
St. Louis
Ath. Smith
O. S
Wayne Washington Teachers Institute Meets At Rudisill High
The fifth joint institute of Wayne and Washington townships opened January 13 at Rudisill high school with Mr Young presiding. Participants debated Organic Education and How to Teach Reading, enjoyed a hearty repast, Toasters praised schools and teachers, then resumed sessions on Grammar and Reading with practical classes led by Wynans and Miss Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne and
Washington Townships
Rudisill High School
Young
Miss Drake
Ringwalt
Beard
Methley
Institute
Wynans
Scott
Cc. A. A
Visiting Clergy Attend Events Across City Hotels
About 200 clergy attended events hosted by the archbishop and archbishop Katzer at the episcopal residence. A portion stayed with acquaintances and others were assigned to city hotels. Many returned home this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbishop Elder
Archbishop Katzer
Sunday School Attendance At Hublefr Union
A large Sunday school gathering at Hublefr Union included visitors from Lake Center. Attendees named Felger family and Willard Binkley, superintendent from Lake Center. Prayer meeting set for Thursday on Sowing and Reaping with Binkley conducting. Patterson's store reported busy with people seeking bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Center
Henry Felger
Walter Felger
David Felger
Daniel Felger
Adolph Felger
Ernest Felger
Williard Binkley
Binkiey
Binkley
Patterson’s
Miss Gust Freck Returns to Roanoke Home
Miss Gust Freck, in the city for three weeks, has returned to her home in Roanoke. David Meyers Geo Harper and S O Briggs of Columbia City trans acted business in Fort Wayne Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Freck
City
Roanoke
David Meyers
Geo. Harper
S. O. Briggs
Columbia City
Fort Wayne
Lake Township Notes Include Moveins and Weather
Jacob Felger returns to Capital University to resume studies in Columbus. Mrs. Jacob Rapp remains ill near Arcola. Claude Bercot family moves from Lake Center to Arcola. William McCormack seeks treatment at East Elkhart sanitarium. Levi Binkley forgets flour on trip to Churubusco. John Ryan considers suing Fort Wayne street car company. Unseasonably warm weather to continue for three weeks per George Darby. MBE Coesse quarterly meeting held at Lake Chapel. Elder Simpson preached amid bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Felger
Lake Center
Capital University
Columbus
Jacob Rapp
Arcola
Claude Bercot
William McCormack
East Elkhart
Levi Binkley
Churubusco
George Darby
Christian Brecht
Chicago
M. BE. Coesse
Lake Chapel
Simpson
Fort
Cedarville Items Mix Ice News and Local Happenings
The Cedarville Ice company has sold ice as the season ends. Amos Matthias and wife return from Ohio. A scarlet fever scare resurges with a revival at the M E church led by Rev H Timmerman and Rev J F Chenowith. Goldie Keever recovers slowly. Mrs C Sterick and daughter visit Cedarville. Ada Johnson returns home from Decatur. Jennie Dickover visits with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedarville Ice Company
Amos Matthias
Ohio
M. E. Church
Goldie Keever
Patterson’s Sale Cuts Shirt Prices This Week
The sale offers $1.50 shirts for $1.00 and $1.00 shirts for 66 cents. About 500 shirts priced at 33 cents each. A dollar goes a long way at Patterson’s this week.
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Patterson
Patterson’s
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Horstman
Teachers’ Institute
Hublefr Union News
Lake Township
Wayne District
Cedarville
Boston
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WM. Hahn & CO
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