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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1909

Page

4

Visions of Biblical Jerusalem Samaria and Miracles Told

A reflective narrative tours ancient sites around Jerusalem, Samaria and Joppa while recounting the early Christian church. It details acts of healing, preaching by Peter John and Philip, imprisonments and trials before the Sanhedrin, and the conversion of three thousand souls aided by the Holy Spirit.

Spraid Jerusalem Herod the Great Pompey Crassus Herod Hippiens Phasaelas Maetiamne Merod Samaria Palestine Gaza Sampson Dagon Lydda Plain of Sharon Joppa Iself Jess Bethany Jesus Heaven Crosa Sapilehre Temple Theng Solomon's Peter John Athom Amen Sanhedrin Galaphas Annas Lund Joseph Barnabas Cyprus Philp Sanaria Ashdod Caesarea Philip Candace Ethiopia Isaiah Gazalleo Dorcas Salomens Poreh Jesus Christ Femme Mere Stephen Josie Simon Magus Isa Wes Guid Philly Schatt Miedere Fiett God Samur Jobn Simhaeleon Aeneas Christ Lyilda Dorens Wim Ward Contignona Becaise Nedit Prisgnen Jatin Teg Fhe Dane Min Inidgt Chrysostom

North Indiana Conference prepares for 65th session

The North Indiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church plans its sixty fifth session at Greenfield from March 1 to April 6 with pre sessions on the preceding Sunday Monday and Tuesday. Committees are named including arrangements hotels printing and transportation and six districts are listed with district superintendents. Bishop Anderson and Rev Memtin will preside with Laval pastors attending. a quarterly conference adjourned session is set after the midweek prayer meeting at the local church.

Indiana Methodist Episcopal Church Peavey Kidiaia Fort Wayne Jeo C. U. Wade Waihash B.S. Hollopeter Muncie Natiagery Gosher T. W. Bennett Taegausport C. G. Cissell Richmond T. M. Guild William &. Anderson Bradley Methodist, Episcopal Church Greenfield Wallace W. Memtin Laval C. Ut. Wreele

Municipal Lighting Plan Explored for City Power Needs

The board of works and mayoral investigations consider a commercial plant to supply the city. The proposal suggests a new lighting system using current one-tenth of existing stations, with standby capacity and potential surplus.

Mnis

Earthquakes Shocks Reported Across Regions

Petersburg dispatch notes a series of strong earthquake shocks recorded on Russian seismographs at Seabury and Sunday. The tremors were felt in the Philippines and nearby areas, with disturbances continuing into the week.

Petersburg Russi Seabury Reston

Rev J Adaly Ends Pastorage At Bethany Church

The Sunday services at Bethany Presbyterian marked the close of Rev J Adaly’s pastorate. He delivered a farewell sermon after serving since December last year. The congregation accepted his resignation and he has accepted another charge elsewhere. Destination not announced.

Bethany Presbyterian Church J. al] Naly

Congregational Sessions Open Spring Meeting in Fremont

The Wayne Association of Congregational churches and ministers opened the spring sessions at the first Congregational church in Fremont. Rev James T Nogten gave the welcome, Rev Dr Tarddefoot responded, Rev G L Hoteh preached on Inspiration, and the Lord's Supper was celebrated by Rev HT Bell. A good audience attended and a collection was taken for the Congregational Ministerial Relief Fund.

Fremont Tod Wayne Association of Congregational Churches First Congregational James T. Nogten Tarddefoot Indiana GL Fa Hoteh HT Bell Dod Plymouth Chien Fort Wayne

Sacred Heart recital features Miss Mary Vorsner assisted by five

Clergy and laity attended a splendid recital by Miss Mary Vorsner at Sacred Heart on Thursday afternoon. Assisting were Misses Schwardtfeyer, Hickey, Websero, and Lassus. Visitors included Rt. Rev. Bishop Alerding and several priests from nearby towns. Vorsner performed selections by Chopin, Beethoven, MacDowell, Liszt, and Grieg with notable skill. assistants and vocalists also displayed considerable ability.

Mary Vorsner Sacred Heart Yheademy Wer Ines Schwardtfeyer Hickey Websero Lassus Mishop Alerding Willhin C. Miller Joseph A. Layam Higatard Mungovan Atecola Mar. Loven Besancon John ‘Chins Rendallville John Schmitz Auburn Gustave Berghof Willam P. Breen Cry Chopin Beethoven MacDowell Liszt Grieg

Subscriptions to Local Anti-Saloon Raise Insufficient Funds

The First Baptist church Sunday morning and Wayne Street Methodist church Sunday afternoon subscriptions fall short of last year's total, bringing in about 1474 dollars this year. The First Baptist and mass meeting raised 248.67 dollars. Judge Blair’s meeting was held after noon due to favorable weather, resulting in about half the prior year's amount being subscribed.

First Baptist Church Sunnday Wayne Street Andhose Judge Blair

Engine Hostler Hurt in Fall at Lake Shore Round House

John W. Linker, an engine hostler at the Lake Shore and Lake tri round house, fell from an engine Monday morning and fractured a kneecap. He was taken to St Joseph Hospital, where Dr J M Dinnen performed knee surgery at 3 pm. Linker lives at 619 Toffman Street and has worked for the railroad for years.

John W. Linker T the Lake Shore Lake Tri Round House St. Joseeph Hospital J. M. Dinnen Lin- Lee Toffman Street Lake Shore

Banquet plans discuss Sunday School officers

A committee of Dr M A Mason J J Johnson and Mrs J P Martin to arrange a banquet for Sunday school superintendents their wives and association officers was appointed at the City Sunday School association meeting Rev William P Shambart presided in the president’s absence The banquet date is yet to be fixed.

City Sunday School Association M. A. Mason J. J. Johnson J. P. Martin William P. Shambart George A. Philbrickle H. H. Spiher Church of God

Addresses of Interest Followed Spread at First Baptist Church

Nearly seventy guests attended a Friday evening banquet at First Baptist Church in Uebanque hosted by church officials and the Ald society. Rev Viehert presided, with William Carter and C F Bicknell seated nearby. Speakers recalled missionary work by Adoniram Judson and discussed the Northern Baptist conference and budget campaign.

First Baptist Church Uebanque Ald Society Viehert William Carter C.F. Bicknell Chatman Board of Trustees Vichert the Baptist Adam van Judson Burmah F. Tickner Stors Franklin Ind Peru Anna Philley Polhamis E.G. Anderson John F. Viehert Northern Baptist Conference Baptist Churches of the North Convention

Institute at Monroeville to open by Women’s Christian Temperance Union

The Allen county institute of the W C T U will be formally opened in the Methodist church at Monroeville with a two day program. A gold medal contest Tuesday evening highlights the events, featuring address talks, devotional periods, music, and recitations led by local officers and guests.

Allen County Institute of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union Monroeville Jows W. M. Ridenour Tapie Josephine Walmer Bluffton West Indiana A. K. Zartman Grace Reformed Church Mre Rew. Cook W. Bloomi

The Arc of Temperaure To form Across the Vontinent

Fragmented schedule items list talks and prayers by Mrs. Kages Mrs. Vogel Mrs. Melatost Mira and others with topics on suffrage temperance prohibition and devotional services across Wednesday evening and Tuesday afternoon at various churches and groups.

Kages Dra Mary Vogel Nebday Emily Melatost Christian Press Mira Mre A. Dtanter W. IT Walter Burne Mra J. Walmer Powe

Program of Special Interest Arranged for Thursday Evening

Mrs. William McMahen of 2410 Broadway will host an open W C T A meeting at 8 pm Thursday at her home on Broadway. The event, shifting from Washington Blvd, invites both members and nonmembers. Devotions by Mrs J Wade, a temperance address by Rev Dr Allan K Zartman, and a chalk talk by B Griswold headline the program.

William McMahen Broadway William&. Mossman Washington Boulevard West J. Wade Indiana Allan K. Zartman Grace Reformed Church Griswold Walter Burns Willy Women's Christian Temperance Union Third Presbyterian Church Josephine Walmer Bhiffton

Methodist ministers form group to challenge Sunday baseball law

A meeting of the Methodist Ministers association in Indianapolis decided to organize a committee of laymen to attack the constitutionality of the new law permitting Sunday baseball. The action reflects religious leaders' concern over Sabbath observance and legal limits on Sunday activities.

Indianapolis Marely Methodist Ministere’ Association

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Moses Crictt North Indiana Methodist Episcopal Church At J. Adaly J. A. Daly Fremont, Tnd Academy of the Sacred Heart Anti-Saloon League Hostler Sunday School Association Cecilia Clrete King's Daughters and Sons Winite Street Methodist Episcopal Church Celia Cireie King's Daughters Wna Sons Circle George Longsworth West Wayne Street Funes Margaret Vo Milas Clara Mhelps Porter St. Cecilia St. Cecilia Clyele, Mrs. George Longsworth Robert Harding Ira Somers Abbie Keegan Nelle Tinkham Harry Quicksell Darwi Meyers Ernest I. Shafers Muargare Churches of Missouri Synod St. Paul's Vautaerah Missouri Synod English Lutheran Church of the Redeemer Ninnnus Emanuel Zion's Concordia Evangelical Trinity St. Paul's Lutheran School Lutheran Hospital Institute AT Allen County Boston Brussels Wm. HaKn & CO H. Pfeiffer & Son Columbia St Hardware W. C. T. U. Meetings Maria J. Ridenour Walter J. Burns W. J. Kanter N. W. Bloom Temperance Workers
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