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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1911

Page

16

Bowser Donates Southeast Fort Wayne Playground

The Bowser playground at Fisher and Winter streets was formally dedicated to Fort Wayne children. S F Bowser funded the equipment on land donated by H Bass, with the playground now open for free use by area youth, amid speeches by Dr L P Drayer and Mrs C A Dunkelberg and a band concert.

Bowser Fisher Winter Streets Fort Wayne S. F. Bowser J. H. Bars Playground Association L. P. Drayer C. A. Dunkelberg Oll Portia Mercy Bower Mr. Bass Sylvanus FF. Bowser Playground Association of Fort Wayne, Co H. Worden Charles IT. Word

Winona set for major gatherings and Curtiss flights

Winona Lake Indiana will host three significant conventions next week the Indiana State Bar Association the Indiana Photographers and the Womens Clubs Congress July 11 12 and 13. Glenn Curtiss renowned aviator will perform hydroaerial demonstrations flying from water alighting and taking off again after midweek events to showcase the Curtiss hydro aeroplane and the aviation craze in the inland area.

Winona Lake Ind Staly Winona Glenn H. Curtisa Indiana State Bar Association Indiana Photographers Chibs Congress Glenn AH. Cureiss Mr. Curtiss Curtiss School of Pennsylvania Angelép

Efficiency the Aim for Christian Endeavor's Growth

Rev Francis E Clark urged the United Society of Christian Endeavor to push efficiency over enlargement. He called for world fellowship and peace through an international, interdenominational effort with local unions expanding education and ratings of service, while upholding core principles of Christ, loyalty, and fellowship. He warned against narrowing the society to a mere prayer group and urged broad, active engagement worldwide.

Atlante City Francis E. Clark United Society of Christian Endeavor Society Gr. Clark Christ In Endeavor Christian Endeavor World Fellowship Taft Tas Edward Gray Christian Uena- Uens Nivet Ami Endervorer Sworth Lesus St. Oura

Embroidered Scarves and Center Pieces For Sale

An importer offers to unload a stock of 100 dozen embroidered and drawn work scarfs squares and center pieces at about half value. Items include 18-inch and 24-inch center pieces, and 30 to 86-inch center pieces with scalloped edges priced from 25 to 40 cents each. See them in the window and buy early.

E& An

Cooking In Every Housewife Seeks Better Casserole

An advertisement promises improved cooking with a scientifically made casserole. It claims food retains flavor when cooked in porcelain-clayware and offers casseroles at half price, $2.50 each, normally $5, via a maker arrangement.

Inclusive pledge guards distinct religious life for youth

The passage warns against two dangers modern inclusiveness poses to Christian effort. It urges adherence to a pledge that is both inclusive and exclusive, guiding youth toward the Master’s will while limiting society to preserve true religious life within the group.

Christian &Ndeaver Christ the Master

Fort Wayne Boy Scouts Fund Acknowledges Donations

The Fort Wayne Boy Scout fund thanks a long list of supporters including F. Brown J. Bar ratt C. Dunkelberg M. Dukes W. DeWald J. Eggeman H. Forter H. Freeman D. Foster Fred Heine O. Hanna M. Irmacher H. Keplinger C. Krimmel Robert Kinehn Lyric Theatre H. Lepper Herman Mackwitz W. Moellering H. Moeller ing Dr. J. F. McCurdy C. McCulloch J. R. McCulloch A. Perfect H. Pefecy C. T. Pidgeon M. Quicksell W. Rastetter Louis Co. Sehlandro R. S. Taylor J. N. Taylor F. Thieme Henry M Shine J. Wilding with contributions sent to F. L. Taft, chairman of the finance committee. Henry Beadell, chairman of the Scout council for Fort Wayne, extends heartfelt welcome.

Fund For the Boy Scout Movement Fort Wayne BE. Bond F.%. Brown J. M. Barratt C. A. Dunkelberg M. Dukes W. T. DeWald John W. Eggeman M. Forter H. R. Freeman D. N. Foster Fred Heine O. S. Hanna Max J. Irmacher H. A. Keplinger C. A. T. Krimmel Robert Kinehn Lyric Theater H. W. Lepper Herman Mackwitz W. F. Moellering Henry FP. Moellering JF. S. McCurdy Charles McCculloch J. Ross McCulloch A. H. Perfect H. A. Pefecy C. T Henry Beadell Seoute Council

Senator Works of California praises Christian Science in Senate

In a July speech Senator Works recounts his journey to Christian Science and its cure claims for himself his wife and his son. He attacks the Health Bureau plan and says the League for Medical Freedom is driven by the patent medicine lobby.

Whellington Senate Senator Works California Works Hal Christian Science Health Bureau Department of Health Owen Oklahoma League For Medical Freedom Noto Mr. Worka Modcine American A Médical Society

Gets boyhood atmosphere in Long Beach residence

Hauk of Long Beach completes an original home with a front door modeled after an Indiana barn and a barn interior ceiling. A stable door sits at the top of the stairs. A marble mantel with rubies emeralds and turquoise competes for attention in the parlor, valued at 8,000 dollars.

Long Beach Cal P. x. Hauk Wauk

Coffinberry Moves Up in Western Banking

Wil Coffinberry, former Garr ett resident and Fort Wayne figure, who went to California three years ago to serve as cashier of the Bank of South San Francisco, has been elected president of the bank and helped organize California’s first county bankers association.

Wil Coffinberry Garrett Fort Wayne California Bank of South San Francisco First County Association of Bankers

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad

Advertises Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children highlighting relief from colds feverishness constipation teething disorders headaches and stomach troubles. Claims 29 years of use and popularity with mothers. Promotes purchase at drug stores with a sample address and misaligned scan text.

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