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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1909
Page
6
Wednesday June 2 guidance from the Culinary Department catalogues menus and recipes for daily kitchen tasks. Aimed at homemakers, it outlines practical meal plans and cooking tips for balanced home dining.
A collection of dessert and side dish recipes including Prune Souffle with lemon, Strawberry Ice Cream, Beaten Biscuits, Viennoise Pudding, Apple Gateau, Cream of Spinach Soup, Tomato Celery Mold, Scones, Potatoes au Gratin, Raspberry Mold, Rye Bread Pudding, and Sweet Breads with breadcrumbs.
Florence Hughes wed Dr. George Studer at St Patrick's with Rev Delaney officiating. The couple, from 613 Walnut and East Jefferson, will reside at 702 East Jefferson after a wedding trip east. Numerous other weddings, birthdays, and reunions across the community are detailed, including the Fleck and Waters family gatherings and a two-cantata concert planned for June 15.
Opening Tuesday evening June 22 and running through June 24 the Fort Wayne district Epworth league convention will be held at First Methodist Episcopal church. Noted clergy and lay speakers including Rev. M C Hartzell Rev Mason and Fred Rohrer join the program with Prof M J Hill directing congregational singing and Schlatter's orchestra providing music. The city league cabinet coordinates five branches as district officers preside over the event which organizers call one of the season’s notable church gatherings.
Rev. E Kielsmeier of Salem Reformed church was elected president of Zion s Classis of the northwest Synod. L C Hessert of Decatur was re elected secretary and Clausing of Garrett was corresponding secretary. Tomorrow closes the three day meeting with services at St Johns Reformed church.
Local Lutherans from Emanuel and Redeemer churches will form an excursion to Indianapolis for the annual Orphans festival at the Lutheran Orphan Asylum. The group will depart on L. B. E. & W. railroad and attend a German sermon by Rev William Moll and an English address by Rev Theodore Hahn.
Mahurin & Mahurin chosen as architects for a new parochial hall on South Harrison Street for St. Patrick’s Catholic Church. Rector Rev. Joseph F Delatey has not yet announced further details of the edifice, described as a very imposing and valuable addition to the parish property.
First Methodist Episcopal Church reports a large Sunday service with thirty-four new members received by Rev. J K Cecil. Names include Carl Krishbaum F C Lewellen Pearl Lewellen and several Perkins and Waterson family members. Next Sunday the Odd Fellows lodge plans attendance and a special sermon. Tuesday Epworth League meets to plan the June convention with President Hugh Beaver presiding.
The local Ben-Hur lodges will attend Sunday evening services at Wayne Street Methodist Church where Rev C Claud Travis will deliver a special sermon. Yesterday’s services drew an immense crowd requiring gallery seating. church officials plan a Tuesday board meeting and Wednesday prayer meeting. On Thursday the pastor will officiate at a wedding in Mishawaka.
Rev. P. F. Roche urged Cathedral listeners to curb street wandering and improper companionship among youth. He blamed parents for neglecting guardianship and warned that lax vigilance fosters sin, urging constant parental care to protect children from vice. He cited city conditions as exceptionally open to vice and urged persistent guidance.
At First Presbyterian church Fort Wayne ministers endorsed the Playground Association. Dr L Parks Drayer spoke on the movement and its aim to reduce crime and promote health. He cited examples from Washington and urged local support amid praise for past and present leaders.
A sermon on the power of knowing one thing supremely. The writer cites Grant Darwin and a blind man to argue that depth over versatility drives lasting impact. When one opens to a singular, profound understanding, the world owes progress to that focused knowledge.
A Boston codfish dealer of devout habits faces a moral test when fellow merchants push a price boosting scheme. He abandons the plan after prayer reveals the harm, declaring he cannot profit if it harms the poor or blocks his prayers. He confronts the scheme and withdraws.
A Turkish force advancing in Persia on the road toward Tabris reported a detachment proceeding to the region. The action signals ongoing military activity as authorities monitor movements along the front.
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