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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1909

Page

6

Gentiles Pentecost Lesson Text Acts 10 1 20

The lesson discusses Peter's vision and the arrival of Cornelius and his household. It emphasizes that God accepts those from every nation who fear Him and do what is right, extending salvation beyond Israel to all peoples. The golden text reinforces righteousness as the pathway to God's favor.

Caesarea Judea Mediterranean Jerusalem Palestine Cornelius Peter Joppa Apostle Peter God Jonah Daniel Guthrie Scotland Mr. Moody Philadelphia Market Thirteenth Streets Cross

Celebrations Mark Birthdays and Anniversaries in Local Society

A Sunday gathering at Joseph Hageman's home east of the city celebrated his sixty third birthday and the return of his son Edward from the navy. Guests included numerous Hageman relatives and neighbors. Other parties honored John Lakey's birthday and Mr J A Cramer's sixty sixh birthday with a dinner and gifts. Mrs Mary A Doyle, of Crestline Ohio, celebrated eighty fourth birthday. she recalled early Indiana days and received a keepsake from a niece. A later note reports J B Evans of Bluffton fined fifty dollars and jailed thirty days for operating a illegal liquor sale, with the sentence largely suspended.

Joseph Hageman Hageman Edward Navy Joseph Sarrazen John Hageman John Monroe Albert Hageman Frank Hageman Clara Houser Edith Auer Ovel McIntosh Ida Hageman Edward Hageman Louis Auer Mary A. Doyle New Haven Crestline Ohio Annie Deems Doyle J. B. Evans Bluffton

Elkhart and Orange Counties Vote Wet or Dry

In Indiana’s Elkhart and Orange counties, voters backed the statewide liquor option. Elkhart County favored the wet side by about 800, with Goshen voting dry by 76. Elkhart city went wet by 697 votes but other areas stayed dry. Orange County approved dry by an unofficial 667, despite efforts by liquor interests centered on French Lick and West Baden. No major incidents reported. extensive turnout and quiet polls.

Indianapolis Ind Elkhart Orange Goshen Elkhart County City of Springs County Orange County French Lick West Baden

Temperance forces win in Elkhart day vote near 900 majority

In Goshen Indiana March 26 temperance forces claim a decisive victory with about a 900 vote majority across sixty precincts aided by favorable weather. Dunkards and Amish from Nappanee Middlebury and Clinton townships vote for the first time in years amid a smooth election with Goshen college voters challenged.

Goshen Ind Nappanee Middlebury Clinton Goshen College

Sentinel's Cook Book Granam Muffins

Lift together two or three times over one cup graham flour one half cup white flour two teaspoonfuls baking powder a salt spoonful salt and two tablespoons sugar. Add one well beaten egg mixed with a cupful of cream or rich milk beat well turn into hot irons and bake in a quick oven.

Puff Fritters Recipe Steps And Frying Directions

Mix smoothly with one pint of milk eight tablespoonfuls of fur. Put into a well greased pan and scald over the fire, stirring all the time. Take from the fire and when cool mix in fourteen well beaten eyes. Beat eggs and batter until smooth and light, then drop by the tablespoonful in hot fat and fry a light brown. Drain on paper and serve.

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Popovers Recipe Beat One Cup Flour With Milk and Egg

A simple popovers method uses one cup flour with a pinch of salt, one cup milk, and one well beaten egg. Beat until light and bake in hot gem irons or cups. High oven heat drives them up quickly. batter that is too thick or under mixed yields sodden results.

Hominy Muffins Breakfast Recipe Card

Warm boiled hominy mixed with butter salt milk then sifted baking powder added gradually. If the mixture is thin add flour to reach the right consistency. Beat in two eggs and bake in a hot oven for about half an hour.

French Fritter Batter Instructions From Old Recipe

A historic recipe fragment explains beating yolks with water and flour, adding salt and olive oil, thinning with cold water if needed, then folding in stiff egg whites chilled on ice for an hour before frying by the spoonful in hot fat. This notes a traditional fritter method from a vintage culinary column.

Dry victory in Orange county local option vote

Paoli Indiana March 26 unofficial returns show that the drys carried Orange county by 677. Only two townships French Lick and Stampers Creek voted wet with French Lick going wet by 129. Paoli township gave the largest dry majority 255 as about 60 percent of the vote was cast. No arrests for frauds and no liquor used at precincts.

Paoli Ind Orange County French Lick Stampers Creek West Baden

Grace Church Receives 1000 Dollar Gift From Carnegie

Grace Reformed church announced by Rev. Allan Is. Zartiman that Andrew Carnegie donated 1000 dollars toward a fund to buy a new pipe organ. The church hopes to install the organ at about 2500 dollars, with price yet undecided. Sunday services were evangelistic as prep for a revival led by Rev. J. H. Bontberger of Cleveland. Evening services start tomorrow at 7 40.

Andrew Carnegie Grace Reformed Church Allan Is. Zartiman Yice Grace Church J. H. Bontberger D. D Cleveland

Reverend Shamhart Accepts Rockwood Pastorate in Tennessee

After two successful years at West Creighton Avenue Church of Christ, Rev. William P. Shamhart resigns to lead Rockwood Christian Church in Rockwood Tennessee. Change expected between May 1 and May 15. health and climate cited. His son E J Shamhart will attend Johnson Bible College after the move.

West Creighton Avenue Church of Christ William P. Shamhart Rockwood Shambart Tennessee E. J. Shamhart Shamhart Johnson Bible College South

Confirmation of Lutheran church youths in Fort Wayne

More than two hundred boys and girls will be confirmed next Sunday across German Lutheran churches and Salem and St John Reformed in Fort Wayne. The list names numerous youths from English Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, St John’s Reformed, St John’s Lutheran, Emmaus Lutheran, Emmanuel Lutheran, Aion’s Lutheran, Salem Reformed, Grace Lutheran, Concordia Lutheran, St Paul’s Lutheran, and the police have restricted moving picture shows in Logansport amid a kidnapping case portrayal ban.

Salem St. John's Reformed Fort Wayne Della Prange May ‘Schieffer Esther Glasenkamp Cecil Jorned Helen Kramer Esther Guth Hilda Zollinger Georgiana Kratzsech Nora Hahn St. John's’ Reformed Emil Hille George Koen Karl Laumann Oscar Sutter Emma Roembke Bertha Rohrbach Agnes Mouth Anna Rolle Martha Heijerlein Charlotte Smick Gladys Streicher Grace Braun Aurelia Ueb Estella Beck Esther Crammiutt Elva Weller Laura Vesey Gertrude Sutter Emmaus Lutheran Church Philip Wambsguss Emmil Fuhrmannn Edwin Franke Adolph Strasser August Witte Paul Scheele Walter Kreiselmeier Andrew Woehr George Roesner Herbert Katinmeier Clinton Walda Alfred Dickemeyer Clarence Schust Theodore Grabman Cheorge Graue August David George Kroemer Walter Twigleben Ferdinand Franke Friedrich Holle Herbert Scheimann Fredrich Branning William Rapp Esther Rump Bertha Klopper Alma Bock Martha Branning Flora Wiedtfeld Ida Volkenning Edith Duemling Clara Moellering Edna Paul Emilia Reese Viola Reiter Helen Thiele Emma Timme Mabel Rieberich Florence Kohlmeyer Ruth Beverforden Augusta Belschner Elsie Vranke Edwin Fhrmann Friederich Beiran Wilhelm Gehte Walter Gierdom Herman Mueller Karl Doenges Albert Junge Karl Weisheit Elmer Dendys Friedrich Kayser Ernest Bleich Rudolph Kaiser Edwin Dirkmeier Clarence Erb Otto Scheimann Herman Neumann Alfred Ropa Friedrich Speckmann Johann Lohmann Wilhelm Wichern Irma Lehmkiuhl Erwin Burg Nora Buettel Leona Hockemeyer Mildred Scherer Anna Dueter Vera Lepper Emilie Rodenbeck Gertrude Gross Mildred Siemon Alma Heine Dora Finze Glea’ Gick Edna Sievers Mary Borkerding Myra Bullerman Vera Niemeyer Loretta Mehctling Remhis Harlotte Koenig Charlotte “Krudop Lillian Hitzemann Adela Muehlenbruch Elsie Linnemeier Emma Wolf Erna Blecke Eisle Kramer Alme Helmke Pearl Stimmer Helen Hulda Irmscher

Readings on Cornelius and Peter in Caesarea

An annotated discussion of Cornelius's vision and the conversion of Gentiles, detailing Peter's reflexive hesitation, the heavenly command to travel to Caesarea, and the early church’s emphasis on prayer, obedience, and the universal reach of the gospel. It quotes Acts passages and parables about prayer, faith, and mission, highlighting examples from China to Philadelphia to illustrate prayer’s power.

More Orphans to Find Homes in Fort Wayne

Daniel J. White, senior traveling representative of the Catholic Home Bureau, reports ten more orphan boys and girls will find homes in Fort Wayne. A previous group brought in forty local homes. The next party is due around April 15, with White touring Logansport and then New York to coordinate efforts for northern Indiana. Noah Yoder has been acquitted of forgery charges.

Daniel J. White Catholic Home Bureau New York White South Bend Indiana Indianapolis

Religion on God's green footstool at Y M C A meeting

Rev. Z T Sweeney spoke at English's Opera House in Indianapolis arguing Jesus Christ offers the only true religion. He contrasted Confucian, Zoroastrian, and Mohammedan followers as examples of religion shaping character and urged reason over fear of damnation. He framed God as existing with revelation needed for human knowledge.

Indianapolis Jesus Christ Z. T. Sweeney Opera House Confucius Zoroaster Mohammed Mr. Sweeney Mr.Sweeney

Mrs Wiley Dies at Daughter’s Garrett Home

Mrs. Wiley, known as Mrs Wier, died suddenly at her daughter E B Thumma’s Garrett home after a heart failure. She had lived many years at Wolf Lake in Noble County.

C. R. ‘Wiley Widas E.b.thumma Garrett

Also Mentioned on This Page

E Lakey Wallen John Ada Cramer Susan Meyers Grace Gokien Ida Cramer May Swank Bessie’ Meyers Clarence Cramer Edgar Meyers George Golden al Cramer Thomas Lakey Harry Grosjean Fred Golden J. A. Cramer Lima Road Cramer J. B. Barrand Charles O’brien John Marks Arthur, Allen Chauncey Cramer George Coop Gee Neu Concord Township Robert Cook Cook Liberty League Temperance Forces Sentinel’s Cook Book Carnegie Ison W. P. Shamhart West Creigh Ton Avenue Church Richard D. ‘Benham Skelton Logansport Christ Shao Jehovah Moses Joel B. R. Jacobs Mr. White Church News Noah Yoder
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