Weddings and gatherings mark busy summer in Albion area
Miss Stella S. Nelson wed J. Cleveland Busz at a noon ceremony near Huntertown with guests from Fort Wayne and Albion. Additional weddings include Miss Louise Greenwell and Dr. Charles M. Corns, Miss Hazel Straight and Dr. G. Warner Gardner, and Miss Rosella Oddou with Clarence Hippenhammer. Erwin family reunion honors Mr. Erwin’s 77th birthday. numerous country parties and a golden wedding celebration for Jacob and Mrs. Miller near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollo Dascome
Fort Wayne
Albion
Mr. Busz
Louise Greenwell
Great Lakes
F. E. Oddou
Huffman ‘Street
Oakland Street
Hippenhammer
Ezra McCormick
Nora Grant
Erma Grant
Gladys Heckle
Amanda Townsend
Flossie Nesbit
Pearl Jacquay
Pearl Cowan
Lucy Jacquay
Jane Miller
Lucy
Ella McCormick
Jacob Secrist
Eli Giant
Hercel Giant
Joseph Giant
Lownie Heckler
Samuel Bacon
Orren Meyers
Charles Meyers
Osborn Nesbit
Frank Nesbit
Clarence Lesh
Grover Lesh
Ivan Miller
George Shierly
Frank Lopshere
Jacob Miller
Household Menu Recipes From The Culinary Department
A catalog of daily housekeeper recipes including muffins with huckleberries, mushroom cream sauce, cheese souffle, peanut soup, coffee ice cream, cherry compote, waffles, waffle batter, milk soup, and frozen coconut custard. It provides measurements and steps for each dish, such as mixing butter and flour, cooking with mushroom stock, whisking gelatine, and flavoring creams, with brief notes on serving and garnishes.
Altekruse Family Reunion Celebrates 84th Birthday
Frederick C. Altekruse of Lake Township marks his 84th birth anniversary as relatives gather for a family reunion honoring the Altenkruse clan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C. Altekruse
O. Lake Township
Altekruse Family Celebrates 84th Birthday Reunion
A Sunday gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Altekruse in Lake township marked Frederick C. Altekruse’s eighty fourth birthday. About fifty relatives including children, grandchildren and great grandchildren attended a dinner and supper with tables adorned by sweet peas nas turtiums and a central birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Altekruse
Lake Township
Frederick C. Altekruse
Dishes Made From Blackberries
Blackberry products are praised for medicinal uses including astringent properties of the fruit leaves and roots. Blackberry wine is valued as a tonic rich in iron, blackberry cordial aids dysentery, jams and preserves soothe the throat, and a syrup from young canes assists throat mouth and eye troubles. A refreshing summer drink also derives from the berry.
Blackberry Soup From Fresh Berries
Blackberry soup is served cold in small bowls with zweiback or crackers. Stew berries in water, press through a sieve, then mix with an equal part water and a thickener of corn starch arrowroot sage or tapioca. Cook until clear and thick, sweeten, finish with lemon juice, and use lemon or sour orange slices as desired. Black raspberries make an excellent variation prepared the same way.
Simple Berry Teas Cake Recipe from Local Cookery Notes
Mix flour baking powder sugar and salt in three or four sittings. Rub in butter, add milk or water to a soft dough. Add egg if desired. Divide into two greased tins, bake quickly. Butter cakes, spread black berries on one, sugar, cover, dust with sugar, serve with cream or berry sauce.
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Jeel
Core
Alice
Ender
Blackberry Tart Layered Bake with Milk Glaze
A recipe instructs arranging berries in a deep pie tin in layers with thick sugar between. Whisk half a cup of sweet milk with a teaspoon cornstarch a tablespoon sugar and two stiffly beaten egg whites. Pour over berries bake and serve cold with powdered sugar.
Blackberry Charlotte
A recipe for a Blackberry Charlotte using one quart sweet milk and four beaten yolks with sugar and flavoring. Line a deep dish with cake slices, add berries, sweeten, add another berry layer, and cool. Beat egg whites with sugar to stiff peaks, spread over the top, then decorate with fine berries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Blackberry Pudding with Sweet Cream Sauce
A deep buttered pudding dish holds a thick layer of blackberries lightly sweetened. A batter of milk butter egg sugar and flour is poured over the fruit, baked, inverted onto a dish with the fruit on top, and served with sweetened cream or spice sauce.
Blackberry batter and puddings from early recipes
A collection of quick Blackberry recipes including a batter fried in hot fat with berries, Blackberry Pandoughdy style, a berry butter pudding with flour and baking powder, and a Blackberry and Apple Fool with lemon rind, sugar and custard.
Tragic Loss Leaves Mother of Five in Despair
Mrs. Louis J. Miller, living at 1428 Wabash Avenue, mourns the death of her twenty month old son Merlin. Since her husband vanished to Huntington, she has worked hard to support five children with help from the township trustee and neighbors. Her nerves are reported strained and she remains grief stricken as the four other children are cared for by neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Miller
Wabash Avenue
Merlin
Huntington
Western Gas Construction Company
The Roosevelts in Nairobi Dine and Ride
Colonel Roosevelt and son Kermit schedule ten days of dinners in Nairobi, with Kermit set to ride several mounts in races on Thursday and Saturday. The party departs August 5 for Naivasha stopping at Kijabe where Roosevelt will lay a foundation stone for the African Inland mission building. Zoologist Radmund Heller arrives with expedition specimens to be shipped to the Smithsonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nairobi
British East Africa
Roosevelt
Kermit
East African Turf Club
Kermit Roosevelt
Naivasha
Kijabe
Death of Mrs. Emelia Weyer at 80 in Fort Wayne
Mrs. Emelia Weyer died at 3 30 pm Wednesday at her daughter Mrs A J Baker’s home 1722 West Main Fort Wayne after age related infirmities. She lived in Fort Wayne forty two years was a Precious Blood church attendant born in Muenster Germany and married Bernard Richter then Martin Weyer. Surviving children are Mrs Baker A C Weyer and Mrs Fred Meager of Chicago and a son Ben D Richter of East Third street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emelia Weyer
A. J. Baker
West Main Street
Fort Wayne
Precious Blood Church
Weyer
Muenster
Germany
Cincinnati
Bernard Richter
Ben D. Richter
East Third Street
Martin Weyer
Baker
A. C. Weyer
Fred Meager
Chicago
Funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Chausse in Fort Wayne
Mrs Elizabeth Chausse died at home 1216 Clark Street after a illness of complications. She was nearly 71, came from Switzerland at age 12, and lived in St Joe township before moving to Fort Wayne eight years ago. Survived by children Ella Weikert Bertha Mauer Edward Chausse and sister Mrs Mary Carrel. Funeral Sunday afternoon at 130 from the house and 230 at Bowers cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Chausse
Aime Chausse
Clark Street
Fort Wayne
St. Joe Township
Switzerland
Chausse
Grace Reformed Church
Ella Weikert
Bertha Mauer
California
Edward Chausse
Mary Carrel
Bower’s Cemetery
Child Merlin Miller Dies of Cholera Infantum
Merlin Eugene Miller aged twenty one months, son of Mr and Mrs Louis J Miller of Wabash avenue, died at 8 am Thursday from cholera infantum. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm from the residence. Interment in the I O O F cemetery at New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin Eugene Miller
Louis J. Miller
Wabash Avenue
New Haven
Death of B B Champion in Oklahoma City
B B Champion formerly ran a saloon on East Columbia Street died suddenly in Oklahoma City Oklahoma on the 14th of this month. He had been away from the city for years traveling for a Cincinnati firm during that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Champion
Columbia Street
Oklahoma City
Okla
Cincinnati
Infant Mossel Dies at Four Months Longest Life Cut Short
Helen K Mossel four months ten days old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Mossel of 1001 Herman street died at home Friday night at 11 30 from spasms Funeral services will be held Monday morning at 10 from the house with interment in Concordia cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen K
Ralph Mossel
Herman Street
Concordia Cemetery
New Haven Shoemaker Henry Koehn Dies Suddenly
Henry Koehn 68 years 7 months 12 days a pioneer New Haven resident died at his home from apoplexy. Born in Preuss Minden Germany he came to America in 1866 and settled in New Haven a year later. His wife preceded him in death five years ago. Surviving are a brother and six children Edward W and Ernest H Koehn Mrs John Schoentein Mrs Fred Stetter Mrs Will Koehlinger and a Koelin Funeral: 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Koehn
New Haven
Mr. Koehn
Preuss- Minden
Germany
America
Edward W
Ernest H. Koehn
John Schoen- Tein
Fred. Stetter
Fort Wayne
Will Koehlinger
Huntington
A. Koelin
Milwal
Church Service in New Haven and Concordia Cemetery Interment
A church service was held in New Haven followed by the interment at Concordia Cemetery. Details remain limited in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Concordia Cemetery
Mrs Burlingame Dies After Gall Stone Operation
Mrs Evelyn N Burlingame 61 6 13 died at Lutheran hospital after gall stones operation. Wife of Cyrus A Burlingame of 2405 Fox Avenue and mother of Edward Burlingame. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 PM from the residence and private. Remains in Lindenwood receiving vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn N. Burlingame
Cyrus A. Burlingame
Fox Avenue
Lutheran Hospital
Burlingame
South Whitley
Fort Wayne
Edward Burlingame
Lindenwood
Infant Mary Grace Ernst Dies at 14 Months in Daw son Street
Mary Grace Ernst infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Ernst of 411 Daw son street died Saturday evening at 10 45 o clock aged fourteen months Funeral services were held this afternoon from St Patrick s Catholic church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adoninis
Andrulonia
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Mary Andrulonia
August Adoninis
Peter Budnik
St. Casimir’s Church
East Chicago
C. Dopkiewicz
W. Dauksza
Eliza Street
Mary Grace Ernst
Peter Ernst
Dawson Street
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Infant of Mr and Mrs Johnson Dies at One Day
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson of 3426 Beaver avenue died early Sunday at one day old. Interment was held Sunday afternoon at the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johnson
Beaver Avenue
Miss Alice E. Jones, Fort Wayne substitute teacher, dies
Miss Alice E. Jones, longtime Fort Wayne city schools substitute, died Sunday at her sister Mrs. William Sheehan’s home near Monroeville. Survived by sister Mrs. Sheehan and three brothers, Jasper W., Thomas S., and Horatio S. Jones. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Mrs. Sheehan’s home with interment in the Odd Fellows cemetery near Monroeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice E. Jones
Fort Wayne
William Sheehan
Monroeville
Jones
Monroe Township
Valparaiso College
Sheehan
Jasper W
Thomas S
Horatio S. Jones
Reiding
Zollars Widow Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs. Jessie A. Zollars wife of J M Zollars died Tuesday evening at 920 Erie street from a complication of diseases. She is survived by her husband and four children Mrs Vera Lacey Robert Justine and Frank Zollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie A. Zollars
J. M. Zollars
Erie Street
Knee Pant and Knickerbocker bar gains in sale
Thirsty folk from dry Whitley county are said to be making frequent excursions to Arcola Allen county where thirst parlors are still in operation Patterson-Fletcher Co advertises knee pant and knickerbocker bar gains in its sale
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Patterson-Fletcher CO
Whitley County
Arcola
Allen County
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Eugene Oddou
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Frieda Vonderau
Goeglein
J. Baral
Doris Revich
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John Bruick
John Meyer
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Fred Vonderau
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Fred Wolf
C. G. Vonderau
C. Schlund
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Henry Bruick
Herman Vonderau
Wim, Lampe
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Louis Goeg
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Sadie Cook
Eudoxia
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Mary Till
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Will Kroener
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Lillian
Edward Auer
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Patterson-Fletcher: Co
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Koehn
Ernst
Zollars
Yankee
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