Elegant Washington Blvd wedding of Marjorie Olds and Walter Spencer
Miss Marjorie Noble Olds and Mr. Walter Richard Spencer wed at 2 pm at the Olds home, with Rev. D W Moffatt officiating. Guests included Charles L Olds and Rev H B Master, as well as out of town relatives from Indianapolis and Princeton University. The couple plan to reside at 1240 Washington Boulevard West after March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerites
Frank Sawyer
Indianapolis
Edward Olds
Prince
Spencer
Fort Wayne
Trene Lauer
Frank Miller
Ben Baker
Country Parties Mark Weeks of Festive Anniversary Feasts
A long list of local gatherings celebrates wedding and birthday anniversaries across Fort Wayne area homes. Attendees from Till, Tonkel, Bobay, White, Holler and many intertwined families share dancing, dinners, cards, music, and merry games in honor of 25th, 17th, and other milestones. Many guests travel from Nine Mile to Ossian and nearby towns.
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John Herher
Nine Mile
Washington
Emma
Amelia Hatfelt
Rose Gibson
Loretta Bubb
Clara Hake
Celia
Ben Herber
Carrie
Hannah Schroeder
Frank
Clemence Gibson
Frank Klever
Sam Hatch
John Harrod
Chas King
Clement Berg
Fred Schamerloh
Henry
Harmon Schroeder
Fort Wayne
Chas. Kroemer
Frank Bond
Will Funch
Marie Kerber
Nora Fleming
Carrie Funch
HEALTH BREAD RECIPE FROM SENTINEL COOK BOOK
A quick process health bread instruction. Mix oatmeal porridge milk yeast sugar shortening and salt, add whole wheat flour and stir until impossible. Let rise, divide, rise again, and bake. Then mix graham and whole wheat flours salt baking powder, molasses water, beat and bake in two tins for an hour.
Nut Bread Preparation Instructions in Historical Recipe
Scald one half cup milk with one half cup boiling water then cool to lukewarm. Add three fourths cake compressed yeast softened in three tablespoons lukewarm water, one half tablespoon lard, one half tablespoon butter, two tablespoons molasses, one cup chopped nut meats preferably English walnuts or pecans, one half cup white flour, three cups entire wheat flour and more if needed. Knead and bake as ordinary bread.
Sour Milk Brown Bread Recipe Steps
A mixture of one cup granulated corn meal, rye meal, and wheat meal with salt soda and molasses is steamed in a buttered mould for three hours. Sweet milk can replace sour milk with a bit less soda.
Boston Brown Bread Lift and Steam Method
Instructions for making Boston brown bread with rye and corn meal, sour milk soda, molasses, and salt. Mix well, pour into greased moulds, cover tightly, and steam three hours without water boiling stopping. Baking powder cans can be used for small leaves.
Steamed Corn Bread
Recipe describes steaming a corn bread using Indian meal, wheat flour, salt, sour milk, molasses and soda. Mix dry ingredients, add wet mixture, steam three hours, then bake briefly to brown the top.
Rye Bread and Scotch Pastry Notes for Lenten Season
Scald one cup milk with one cup hot water then cool. Add half cake yeast and salt, mix rye flour to batter, beat hard, float three hours. Knead with more rye flour into a stiff dough, shape into loaves, bake in moderate oven for an hour. Also a Scotch butter pastry: cream butter, beat in sugar, lemon rind, milk, and flour to form a short paste, roll thin, cut into shapes.
Travelers' Protective association delegates eye Fort Wayne state meet
J A Russell and John Watt, to Evansville as local delegates to the state convention, pledged to push for Fort Wayne to land the 1910 gathering. Campaign to start at a March 20 Post A smoker, with new officers led by Russell as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Russell
John Watt
Evansville
Travelers’ Protective Association
Fort Wayne
J.A. . Russell
Woehnker
Robert DeWald
A. H. Perfect
G. H. ‘Waterman
William L. Moehering
N. S. Shaff
Isaac Wise
Railroad
F. J. Titsworth
Joe ‘Bell
B. Fleming
Charles McDougall
Dr. LP. Drayer
Locomotive Explodes Near Findlay Killing Engineer
The Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton engine No. 270 on the Fort Wayne branch exploded at Ridge Road two miles west of Findlay at 7:15 AM. Engineer William J. George was killed instantly, fireman Harry Richards badly burned but later reported not seriously hurt. The blast wrecked the locomotive and several cars, tore up tracks, and toppled telegraph wires. Richards, a married father of three, is from 747 West DeWald Street. his family traveled to Findlay for him. The engine had just come from Lima shops and was put into service last week.
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William J. George
Harry Richards
Fort Wayne
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Peter Richards
Ridge Road
Findlay
Richards
West DeWald Street
Pennsylvania
George
Wabash
Lima
Fridlay
Broadway
George Foulkes Sentenced for Pittsburgh Barroom Murder
George Foulkes was sentenced to two years in the Western Pennsylvania Penitentiary by Judge Haymaker for the killing of James Sanders on October 28 in a Pittsburg barroom at the Stag hotel. A former Fort Wayne man, Foulkes had worked on the Pennsylvania road and in the Baltimore and Ohio police, and had been drinking with Sanders before the fatal quarrel.
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Pittsburg
George Foulkes
Western Pennsylvania
Haymaker
James Sanders
Stag
Foulkes
Fort Wayne
Pennsylvania Road
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Sanders
Shopmen in Hard Luck at Wabash Shops
Four men injured this week at the Wabash shops, setting a yearly record for incidents. Ed Dennis, a boilermaker, had a toe crushed by a falling flange block, with amputation possible. J Faye Szink, a blacksmith, saw a heavy form block crush his left toe. C W Rivers, a machinist, had a foot bruised by falling iron. W J Merriott, a carpenter, fell from a cab roof, suffering a gash in his hip and body bruises after hitting the cab window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ed Dennis
J. Faye Szink
C. W. Rivers
W. J. Merriott
Fright Turns on Dummy Body in Wabash Yards
Motormen James Marks and Tim Smith of the Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley interurban system found a lifelike figure on the rails at 5 AM Sunday in the Wabash yards. The object, initially feared to be a real body, proved to be a dummy placed by a practical joker to be run over by a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marks
Tim Smith
Fort Wayne and
Wabash Valley
Wabash Yards
John H. Barnes Dies at His Farm Near Culyer
Warsaw resident John H. Barnes is dead at his farm near Culyer. The report notes his local prominence and suggests funeral details will be announced in upcoming notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Barnes
Warsaw
Culyer
Avilla Interlocking Tower Destroyed by Fire
Fire destroyed the Avilla interlocking tower at Grand Rapids and Indiana and Baltimore and Ohio junction at 6 15 a m. The structure with fifty eight levers burned to ashes in 30 minutes while three operators were near change of shifts. The fire severed all railroad wires, hindering communication. officials Stan Hudson Trainmaster Casey and Dispatcher Sechler led repair efforts.
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Grand Rapids
Indiana
Baltimore
Ohio
Avilla
B. H. Hudson
R. E. Casey
Milo Sechler
Baltimore and Ohio
G. R. and I
Fort Wayne Merchants Plan Shoppers Mecca and Rest Room
A Fort Wayne merchants group aims to make the city a shopping mecca within fifty miles. They plan weekly rail excursions and seek cooperation from traction officials. The committee includes Henry Beadell and others. They also back a women's rest room in the county courthouse and will approach county commissioners for space on the first floor or southeast corner rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Felger
Accommodating Bluffton Passengers Spur Fort Wayne Run
A Wabash Valley car made an extra trip to Fort Wayne to deliver two Bluffton residents and two other passengers who demanded speed. The I U passengers feared missing morning connections, and after telephoning for orders the conductor rerouted to Fort Wayne. The extra trip incurred excess baggage charges which were partially reimbursed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton
Wabash Valley
I. U
Yoder
Sheldon
Fort Wayne
Directors plan big banquet for New Hotel stockholders
On or about the 18th the Fort Wayne Hotel association will host a stockholders banquet at the Anthony hotel. A committee led by Guidlin Foster Dunkleberg Griffin and Rurode checks for date conflicts while stockholders inspect the building to see how funds were invested. Howard stockholders subscribed 225000 and directors approved bids of 38000 at yesterday's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Anthony Hotel
O. N. .Guidlin
S. M. Foster
W. .M. Griffin
E. C. Rurode
Howard
Salvage Effort Underway for Damaged Wayne Shoe Factory
Damaged Wayne Shoe Manufacturing Company in Chicago street area triggers salvage operation. Fire earlier reported at Weg Columbia street, crews work to secure site and salvage remaining materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Shoe
Chicago
Wayne Hee Manufacturing Company
Columbia
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Kelly Keplinger
Harry A. Keplinger
West Creighton Avenue
Hazel Irene
William H. Kelly
H. T. Sell
Plymouth Congregational Church
Constance Keplinger
Mervyn Pidgeon
Killarney
Miss Flick
Graff
Kelly
Frank Keplinger
Piqua
New York
Burlington
Mr. Kelly
Mrs. Kelly
Farquhar
Kincade
Myrta Kincade
Galion, O
William Miles
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Erie
Buffalo
N. Y
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Wolf & Dessauer
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Sylvia Bosler
A. H. Bosler
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Chester Pepple
Albert Pepple
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King
Fisher—Freeman
Ethel Freeman
Lloyd Fisher
Scott Freeman
Churubusco
M. M. Lecount
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Dawson Street
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Schmerber—Christen
Nora Christen
St. Mary’s Avenue
Theodore Schmerber
Trinity M
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Joseph Till
Till
Edward Pichon
Ernest Stathutt
Earl Tonkel
John Till
Albert Till
Lawrence Till
Michael Till
Leo Till
Thomas Till
Dayton ‘Treace
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George Till, Jr
Gene Blume
A. White
Clarence
Grandfather White
L. White
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Ed Bobay
Fred Souvine
Frank Poirson
Miller
J. Barrand
F. C. Huguenard
Houser
F. Kahn
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Christ Lam Jey
Sunderland
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Adaline
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Jule
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Hirschel Rowley
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George Kahn
Charley Gunder
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Mike
William Holterman
New Haven
Ariane Mason
Perry Township
Frank Tonkel
Mesdames Kleber
Martin
Sordelet
Williams
Alma
Agnes Martin
Esther
Addie Sordelet
Sadie
Agnes’ Dieboldt
Leon Martin
Claude
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Xavier’ Rouille
Clarénée
Bobay
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Pearl Herbert
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Root
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Ethel Malcolm
Leonore Simon
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J. Lorain
Elizabeth Crowe
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Lester Girardot
Tom
Bert
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Albert Bruns
Bernard Mack
Joseph Buchman
Edward Henry
Lester Lorain
Weller Siebert
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W. A. Clapesattle
Lake Towns
Perry Goheen
Arcola
Elmer Cook
Goheen
Sadie Cook
Misses Pearl
Carrie Opliger
Blanche
Della Kerns
Ruth
Florence Moore
Mary Till
Anna Waters
Florence Delegrange
Ada Waters
Elsie Opliger
Michael
Howard Pfeiffer
Isadore
William Pepe
Edwin
Leo Garard
Walter Erwin
Elmer
Oscar Cook
Charlie Arnold
Virgil Waters
William Thiele
Dan Weisenberg
Thiele
Theodore Zutorius
Fred Harmeyer
Sam Franks
Bear
Mina
Pauline Harmeyer
Hannah Schafer
Clara
Louise
Sarah Henschen
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Huntington
Edith
Ethel Tucker
Luella
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Zelpha
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Iva Robinson
Grace Bennard
Harvey McDougal
Jesse Hand
Rodney Johnston
John Daffern
Louie Ebey
Belle Babcock
Ossian
Mrs. Babcock
F. M. Gibson
W. K. Wilder
J. M. Henry
F. M. Redman
D. L. Beaber
S. W. Stirk
Sentinel’s Cook Book
Boston Brown Bread
C.H
W. J. George
B. & O. Wires
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