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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1908
Page
8
A Sunday lesson by Dr and Mrs Wilbur F Crafts discusses serving Christ through love with focus on the risen Christ by the Sea of Galilee. It emphasizes devotion and guidance for believers in daily life and spiritual service.
The speaker argues that Christian living rests on loving Jesus and serving others in his name. Peter’s restoration through three loves and three questions leads to feeding Christ’s sheep, especially children, youths, and the aged, with devoted, faithful work guided by love. The lesson urges active service, discipline, and steadfast hearted obedience.
Rumor in business circles says Shoaff interests rejected a 130000 bid for the New Aveline hotel site damaged by a fire. Owners value the property at 150000 and the First National Bank is viewed as a potential bidder though no firm offer is yet made.
Ten affidavits were filed in Fort Wayne city court listing milkmen who delivered milk not in bottles. Inspector Jesse said more affidavits would follow as he gathers evidence and raids continue on milk wagons. The Allen County Milk Dealers association moved to block enforcement with an injunction, likely to be filed in circuit court.
L K Babcock of Topeka Indiana a college freshman law student at Indiana University represents Lagrange and Steuben counties in the State Legislature and seeks another term. He won the interclass debate led the mock republican convention and formerly ran Topeka High charter program. He lectured for Albion College Lyceum bureau travels in Europe and belongs to Phi Gamma Delta and Phi Delta Phi.
A broad sweep covers Mrs August Fleming of Auburn death. Peru extension work. Berne creamery incorporation. Frank Foust's suicide in Wells county. Wabash drugstore fire loss. Ligonier bids rejected. Mary Arnold fined for assault. Goshen school board elected. South Whitley Fourth celebration. injuries to Peter Heath and Clark Little. salary readjustments for postmasters across Northern Indiana. infant skeleton found on Mosher farm. Rev W R Peters dies. Peru Electric Manufacturing in receivership. Cass county murders and legal actions. various local trials, road trips, and church dedications noted across towns like Warsaw, Albion, Decatur, Goshen, and Fort Wayne.
News items report Spanish war veterans organizing a Goshen camp. Other notes cover a DeKalb county tax dig, Huntington High School appointing Prof James KB Gray, Valparaiso University summer term opening for about 3000 students, and various local deaths, arrests, resignations, and civic updates across Indiana counties including Noble, Whitley, Elkhart, and Allen.
In Fort Wayne a group of three lads and an older man were held for vagrancy and given one hour to leave the city. The youths Wegner and Ur lank traveled from Cleveland seeking work while Urlank had no home ties. Sippel, 17, deserted from New Haven and McKean accompanied him toward St Louis before sickness forced their return. Police noted the two orients toward the eastern states. Meanwhile Bass Farm trespassers Le May and Walker were fined suspended for fishing despite signs. Other incidents include a $35 theft from Mendel Franks’ Hanna Street store, a $6 home break in at 1140 Jones Street, rising bicycle thefts, and a dismissed assault case against Jacob W. Keller due to lack of proof.
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