Heroes of common life in Dr. Talmage sermon
Dr. Talmage lauds unseen victors of daily life across sickness toil and charity. He elevates heroes of the sickroom needlework and domestic endurance, recalling Scott era martyrdom and urging humble service as heaven’s true royalty. He ends with a call to endure and trust in God’s reward.
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Washington
D. C
Almage
England
Scotland
I Timothy
Wistorians
Cromweills
Washingtons
Napoleons
Wellingtons
Archangel
Satan
Job
God
First Communion Service at Cathedral Sees Sixty Youth
About sixty youths received their first communion at the Cathedral on Pentecost Sunday. The service began at 10 o'clock with Very Rev. John Guendling officiating, assisted by Fathers Durham and O'Reilly. The ceremony featured white dresses and many lights, creating a beautiful spectacle. Following tradition, the first communicants enjoyed an outing to Robison Park, featuring rides, games, and refreshments.
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John Guendling
Durham
O’reilly
Robison Park
Pioneers Pass From Earth Mrs Huguenard and Mrs Poirson
Jacob Koepf long time Fort Wayne resident dies at 68. With German birth in Eschenbach he came with parents in 1847. He ran a dairy on Ridge road and leaves children C F Walda J W Koepf H F Koepf and grandchild Frank Weldon Koepf. Funeral Wednesday at 1 30 from home and 2 at Salem Reformed church Rev Ruhi to officiate. Interment Lindenwood.
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Jacob Koepf
Leesburg Road
Ridge Road
C. F. Walda
J. W. Koepf
H. F. Koepf
Frank Weldon Koepf
Salem Reformed Church
Ruhi
Lindenwood
Poirson matriarch dies at 64 in Washington township
Mrs. Margaret Poirson aged 64, mother of the late Councilman Peter F. Poirson, died Monday at her son-in-law Frederick Kahn’s home after five years of paralysis. A France native who settled in Allen county at age seven, she leaves three children Mrs. Fred Kahn Mrs. William Beitzel and Frank Poirson, and brothers John and Peter Mason. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 9 am from the residence four miles north and 10 am at the Cathedral where she was a devoted member.
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Margaret Poirson
Peter F. Poirson
Frederick Kahn
Poirson
France
Allen County
Fred Kahn
William Beitzel
Frank Poirson
Frank Pevert
John
Peter Mason
Washington Township
America
Felix Poirson
Huguenard Widow Dies After Long Illness in Allen County
Mrs. Mary J. Huguenard wife of August Huguenard of Washington township died Saturday at 3 pm at her daughter’s home 47 Wilt street after a long illness from malignant liver disease She was sixty one born in France came to America in 1847 resided in Washington township fifty three years Surviving are her husband four children Felix Nelson Howe Christ Lemley and Alexander a sister Augusta Umbert of Jefferson township
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Mary J. Huguenard
August Huguenard
Washington Township
Allen County
Nelson Howe
Wilt Street
Bashara Patriarch George Pashara Dies at 66
George Pashara a Syrian merchant and father of Salem and George Bashara died after midnight at his home 59 East Main Street from inflammation of the brain He was sixty six and a native of Syria Survived by his wife and several children
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George Pashara
Salem
George Bashara
East Main Street
Syria
America
Lupkin Infant Dies at Two Months Old
Willis Lupkin infant son of William Lupkin of New Haven died Monday evening at St. Vincent's Orphans Home from bowel trouble aged 2 months and 2 days. Mother died a few weeks ago. Remains were taken to New Haven Tuesday for funeral services at St. John's Catholic church Wednesday at 2 PM.
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Willis Lupkin
William Lupkin
New Heaven
St. Vincent’s
New Haven
St. John’s Catholic Church
Frederick Gebert Dies at 77 in St. Joe Township Home
Frederick Gebert longtime St. Joe Township resident dies at age 77 at the Arlington hotel home of his daughter Mrs M S Wickliffe. He passed away at 1 o clock Tuesday morning after years of local prominence.
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Frederick Gebert
St. Joe
Gebert Dies. Nine Survive in Allen County Family
Mr Gebert, born in Switzerland, lived in Allen County for fifty years. He leaves nine surviving children with three deceased spouses. Funeral services set for Thursday at 12 30 from the Arlington hotel and 2 from the Bower chapel on the Maysville road in St Joe township. Mrs Hugh Hogan and Misses Anna O Ryan and Kate Fox returned from Richmond after attending the state convention of the Ladies Auxiliary of the A O H. Officers elected included Pee and Ir s with T FH McNellis as president and Mrs J Ht. as vice-president.
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Gebert
Switzerland
Allen County
Arlington Hotel
Bower Chapel
Maysville Road
St. Joe Township
Hugh Hogan
Anna O’ryan
Kate Fox
Richmond
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
The
Pee
Irs
T. FH. McNellis
Ins
J. Ht
Delegates Named for National Convention from Indiana
Delegates to the national convention include Mrs. T. H. McNellis of Indianapolis and Mrs. Hugh Hogan of Fort Wayne among those listed.
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T. H. McNellis
Indianapolis
Hugh Hogan
Fort Wayne
Reception for Rev and Mrs D W Moffat at First Presbyterian
The congregation hosted a reception in the church parlors Monday evening for the pastor and his wife. Several hundred attendees called to pay their respects and enjoy ice cream and cake served by the church ladies.
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D. W. Moffat
First Presbyterian Church
Contractor J M Henry demolishes east of New Avenue hotel
Contractor J M Henry places a force at work tearing down buildings just east of the New Avenue hotel to clear land for the Boot Memorial building. Work proceeds with no reported incidents as crews clear the area for construction.
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J. M. Henry
Avenuue Hotel
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Ridley
Christ
Gall
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Heaven
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John Brown
Edinburgh
Claverhouse
Atkins
Council
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Eas Rose
Tsybel
Lord Claverhouses
Mary
Elijah
Aimee
Mrs. Huguenard
Mrs. Poirson
Bashara
Lupkin
Boston
Hepr
Hahn & E
Boston Stor
Calhoun & Columbia Sts
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