Recipes for Housekeepers May 19 1909 Menus and Dishes
Friday afternoon culinary notes list Stuffed Cucumbers with butter and sauce, Entire Wheat Muffins with syrup, Pear Salad with celery and walnuts, Fish Pie using cold fish and mashed potatoes, Curried Fish with apples and coconut, Egg Salad with ham, Shrimp Toast with anchovy, Ginger Ice Cream with preserved ginger, Orange Salad with sherry, Spinach Souffle with cream and eggs, French Pancakes with lemon, Kedgeree of Fish with rice and eggs, all prepared in period kitchen style with stepwise directions and measurements.
Country wedding news and May Festival notes
Miss Alice Casey weds William Bruns at St Patrick's with reception at home then travels to New York and Washington. Other weddings include Miss Koneta Hammett and Carl Roemeke, Miss Bernice Pomert and Edwin Redding, and Miss Julia Hellopeter with John Simmers. May Festival concerts planned at Princess rink with Miles, Steindel trio, and Thomas orchestra. rural party marks Gibson tenth anniversary with gifts and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Casey
Christopher Casey
Creighton Avenue
William H. Bruns
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
J. Fee
Thomas Inn
Cliff Moran
Leona Casey
James Casey
New York
Washington
Points
Hurd Street
Bruns
Ennsylvania
John Clark
Toledo
Thomas O’donnell
Will Donohue
Lima, O
C. Schock
Cleveland
May 16 Birthday and Wedding Festivities
A long list of families hosted gatherings on May 16 including Mr. and Mrs. Schowe celebrating Mrs. Schowe's birthday with lilacs and tulips, plus numerous relatives and friends attending. Henry Nahrwold and family marked their wedding anniversary with dancing and a splendid supper, and Frederick Schmidt's circle celebrated their 20th anniversary with music, games, and a country dinner. A double wedding at German Lutheran church in Soest united Miss Marie Meyer with August Wietfeldt and Miss Anna Meyer with Henry Koehlinger, followed by a large reception and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gibson
Monroé Township
Gibson
William Schowe
Friends
Messrs
Ben, Edwin, Raymond
Lester Schowe
Herman Beckman
Otto Henschen
Henry Nahrwold
New Haven
Henry
Fred
William Bradtmiller
William
Conrad Rolenberg
William Gallmeier
Christ
Louis Nahrwold
Ernest Bradtmiller
W. Shwogar
Gust
Willie
Ernest Kolenberg
Charles
Oscar
Lawrence Bradtmiller
Clarence Nahrwold
Albert Gich
Frieda
Luella
Ida Nahrwold
Frieda Gich
Lizzie
Dora
Elsie Bradtmiller
William Keller
Arnold
Woodburn
Frederick Schmidt
Fred Berkman
George Eylenberg
Clarence Draper
Charles Braking
Fred Cook
William Scheimann
Bertha Braking
Mamie Beckman
Elsa Schmidt
Gusta Braking
Anna Cook
Elsa Braking
Loretta Braking
Fred Koenemann
Charles Beckmann
Fred Schmidt
William Beckmann
Grace Heintzelman
Dunfee
A. D. Heintzelman
Clarence Rhoads
Hattie Esterline
Laura Hitzelman
Ida
Nora Ditzenburger
Minnie’ Ramel
Grate
Heintzelman
Minnie
Rosa Ditzenburger
Gladys Byal
Kate Eliott
Carrie
Mabel Rhoads
John Shroyer
Hobart
Walter Rhoads
Harry Heintzelman
Ralph Rhoads
Soest
Marie Meyer
August Wietfeldt
Anna Meyer
Henry Koehlinger
George Blievernicht
Frederick Meyer
Anna Trier
Sophia Wietfeldt
Emilie Koehler
Emma Meyer
Will Koehlinger
Henry Wietfeldt
Patterson Fletcher Co Public Shirt Value Notice
Patterson Fletcher Co announces shirt value offerings in a brief public notice. Details are limited in the readable text but indicate a merchandise or pricing communication from the company. The item emphasizes Great Shirt values and sales emphasis by the Patterson Fletcher Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson-Fletcher CO
Father Thiele at Goshen in Rome lecture
Rev. Father Charles Thiele of Fort Wayne, son of Charles Thiele of Goshen, spoke on The Eternal City Rome at St. John’s Catholic church to a large audience. He recently toured Europe spending time in Rome and shared vivid insights before returning to Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Charles Thiele
Fort Wayne
Rome
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Thiele
Europe
Speeding affidavit filed against Dr Porter
Patrolman Peter Junk filed at headquarters on Tuesday an affidavit against Dr. H. L. Porter for speeding. William Kramer was run down and severely injured as the machine reportedly traveled miles an hour near Main and Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Junk
H. L. Porter
William Kramer
Galnoon
Jamieson Cited to Appear Before Judge
Gene Jamieson must appear in city court on June 7 to show cause why gambling paraphernalia from Mayor Hosey raid on Kleindvist should not be destroyed. Bailiff to serve if found. Attorney Eggemann questioned action and seeks to stop destruction of roulette tables slot machines and poker chips now with Sheriff. Case against Abraham Schallman for $3000 in hides was certified to circuit court on bond. Other minor cases noted with dates and dispositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Jamieson
Hosey
Kleindvist
Harry Wilgemann
George Strodel
John W. Eggemann
Reichelderfer
Abraham Schallman
Weil Bros
Chicago
Ankenbruck
Fort Wayne
Miss Taft Chosen To Unveil The Gettysburg Monument
Gettysburg Pa May 25 Arrangements are set for the dedication on the battlefield next Monday afternoon of the monument authorized by congress to honor the regular army in the Gettysburg campaign of 1863 President Taft will be the keynote and will deliver the oration Miss Helen Taft the president’s daughter will unveil the monument The president arrives Monday from Pittsburgh and will be met by prominent citizens and escorted by United States regulars Secretary of War Dickinson will speak and the monument will be transferred to the Gettysburg National Park Commission Lieut Col John P Nicholson will accept the memorial The shaft stands eighty five feet high with a granite terrace and marks the high water line of the battle It honors all forty two regular army commands and includes smaller monuments for each unit at their battle locations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Congress
United States
Taft
Helen H. Taft
Pittsburg
Gettysburo
Hie
Wagon Pinched Between Cars In Lima Interurban Crash
An east bound Lima interurban struck a delivery wagon driven by O C Winans at Barr and Lewis streets, wedging the wagon between two street cars. The wagon was demolished and the street car derailed, but Winans and passengers were uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
O. C. Winans
Balteg Avenue
Barr and
Lewis Streets
Winans
Present Day Living Is DepLOred by Preacher
Dr. Joseph W. Cochran speaking in Denver urged the Presbyterian general assembly to recruit more ministers, criticizing home life and state universities as spiritually deficient. He warned that without church shepherds, youth will drift from faith despite education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Joseph W. Cochran
Presbyterian Board of Education
Presbyterian General Assembly
Cochran
Philadelphia
Board of Education
Edgar P. Hill
Chicago
J. D. Moffatt
Pittsburg
Washington and Jefferson College
American Tract Society
Board of Freedmen
Judson Swift
New York
The
Tract Society
Mob Hangs Suspect in Pine Bluff With Telegraph Pole
In Pine Bluff Arkansas Lovett Davis a Black man charged with attempting to assault a 16 year old white girl was seized from jail by a 300 man mob and hanged to a telegraph pole. The rope broke twice but the crowd resumed and left the body hanging. Deputies were overpowered as the jail was breached and speeches urged restraint but failed. No shots were fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Ark
Lovett Davis
Spring Tonic Blood Purifier Promises Fresh Health
Impure Blood explains winter impurities gradually clear as spring arrives. The tonic purges stored waste, cleanses the whole body, and makes new blood for buoyant health. It promotes freedom from "Spring Fever" and offers a trusted system cleanser and spring tonic.
Death of John Irvin known as Dutch Irvin
John Irvin aged 46 known as Dutch Irvin died at St Josephs hospital after a post mortem found death from closure of the gall duct. He had been in county jail for intoxication and was moved to hospital days earlier. He leaves three sisters and a brother, of 223 Duck street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Irvin
Irvin
St. Joseph's Hospital
Getz & Cahill
Tinkham
Titus
McArdle
Death of Benjamin Bowman at Allen County Infirmary
Benjamin Bowman died Wednesday evening from Brights disease at the Allen county infirmary where he had been an inmate since November last. He leaves a son in Huntington and several children in Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Bowman
Bright
Allen County Infirmary
Huntington
Fort Wayne
Mrs Lena E Sible Dies in Perry Township at 37
Mrs Lena E Sible wife of Bert Sible dies Tuesday at the family home in Perry township from lung trouble at age 37. She was daughter of Fisher C West a prominent Allen county resident and is survived by her husband a baby daughter born February 2 and brother Attorney P D West of Auburn. Funeral services Friday at 10 a m from the M E B church at Huntertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena E. Sible
Bert Sible
Perry Township
Fisher C. West
Allen County
P. D. West
Auburn
M. EB
Huntertown
Infant Son of Mr and Mrs Bunting Dies at Five Weeks
Fred Bunting infant son of Mr and Mrs Asbury Bunting of 2411 Green Street died at 8 am Friday from exhaustion at five weeks. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bunting
Asbury Bunting
Green Street
Mrs Holzworth Rests After Chicago Death Inurnment Held
The remains of Mrs. Mary F Holzworth arrived from Chicago Friday and were interred Saturday in the Catholic cemetery. She was 49, died of nephritis, eldest daughter of Charles Strack, granddaughter of the late James R Godfrey, and is survived by her husband, four brothers James George Irvin and Charles Strack and sister Mrs Florentine Gorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Holzworth
Chicago
Holzworth
Charles Strack
James R. Godfrey
James
George
Irvin
Florentine Gorman
Sudden Death Of 12YearOld Ralph Kamphus At Home
Ralph Kamphus aged 12 died at 2 30 pm Friday at the family residence 1414 Erie street. Survived by father Henry Kamphus three brothers and six sisters. The boy belonged to the Cathedral congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kamphus
Henry Kamphus
Erie Street
Walter White Dies in Fort Wayne Hospital
Walter White a Black man and longtime cook in Fort Wayne hotels died Saturday afternoon at St. Josephs hospital from dropsy. He had relatives in Indianapolis and will be interred Tuesday at Lindenwood from Schone undertaking rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter White
Fort Wayne
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Indianapolis
Lindenwood
Schone Undertaking Rooms
Two Boys derailed cars at Wabash yards
Two boys aged nine and ten derailed four freight cars on Wabash local No. 79 at 5 30 pm, blocking a hay car and two gondolas. A derailment wreck crew from Montpelier repaired the damage while Conductor Rowe supervised the youths. The boys fled. one was caught and reprimanded, with parents living on Johns street. Railways seek measures to curb yard trespass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Local No
Gay Street Bridge
Montpelier
W. E. Rowe
A. L. Gilbert
Johns Street
Wabash
Injured Man Recovers After Fall From Ladder
E. E. Williams of the Pennsylvania store room office bruised his elbow and hip after falling seven feet from a step ladder on Thursday. He could not walk at first but a cab transported him home at 439 East Pontiac Street. No bones were broken and he expects to return to work soon. Porous Knit Underwear advertised at Patterson Pletcher store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Williams
Pennsylvania
East
Pontiac Street
Butler of State Charities Tops Indiana School Visit
A. W. Butler of Indianapolis secretary of the Indiana board of state charities and corrections is visiting the Anthony to conduct a routine inspection trip of the state school for feeble minded youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of State Charities
A. W. Butler
Indianapolis
Indiana Board of State Charities and Corrections
Anthony
Butler
Porous Knit Shirts and Drawers For Sale
Porous Knit shirts and drawers priced at 50 cents each. Porous Knit union suits available at one dollar each. Local sale offering basic undergarments with simple pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson-Fletcher CO
Buffalo Bill Coming to Fort Wayne July 7
S H Feidler agent for Buffalo Bill's Wild West show arrived in Fort Wayne this morning and will perform July 7. Col Cody's amusement enterprise will appear in Fort Wayne July 7. Watch our windows for values. Patterson Fletcher Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild West
Fort Wayne
S. H. Feidler
Buffalo Bill
City
Randall, Col. Cody
Patterson-Fletcher
Notice to Market Gardeners Ft Wayne IN 1909 Sale
Notice from Market Master Ft Wayne Indiana dated May 24 1909 announces cash sale of market stands at Barr street market on Saturday June 5 1909 at 9 am. Also mentions Tuxedo invisible suspender 50c each and a motorist race between Mrs Elmer Clark driving Auburn to Garrett versus a T and C I car with three minute defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Barr Street
Elmer Clark
Auburn
Garrett
Albert Miller Dies in Chicago At 51
Albert Miller formerly of Fort Wayne died Sunday evening at his Chicago home aged 51. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning from St Aloysius Catholic church in Sheldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Miller
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Sheldon
Kueblers Twenty Year Anniversary Spare to Front Fort Wayne
Decatur couple marks twentieth wedding anniversary as Mrs. Kuebler recovers from surgery in St Joseph hospital Fort Wayne. Husband visits hospital and plans a small tribute to observe the milestone amid recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Kuebler
Decatur
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Casey
Roembke—Hammett
Koneta Hammett
Jacob Stoll
Omree Street
Carl Roembke
Henry Mike
William Hahn
Madison Street
Roemeke
Reineke
Henry Stoll
Rose Manon
Jacksonville
Fla
Redding—Pomert
Bernice Pomert
Edwin H. Redding
First Baptist Church
J. F. Vichert
Bluffton
Julia Hellopeter
John Simmers
A. K. Zartman
Grace Reformed Church
Baldwin
Patison
Goldie Patison
John Walton Easterday
Mishawaka
Calvary A. B. Church
G. F. Byrer
Mr. Easterday
William Miles
Steindel Trie
Thomas Orchestra
Genevieve Clark Wilson
Herbert Witherspoon
Princess Rink
Jacob Renniger
Marshall Runner
Tony Berg
Charley Mrauner
Helen Gibson
Anna Sorg
David Sore
Frank Gelzliechter
Regina Hoffman
Samuel Hach
Tony Bubb
John Zeigler
Warren Acke
Schallman
Thomas O'Brien
Jesse Felker
Ed Chrisman
Adam M. Lackey
Grover Hill
Pennsylvania Station
Ed Swayne
Get
Tysburg
Herman Krueger
Kendallville
Noble
Melcher Maurer
Wells County
Board of Foreign Missions
Uganda
D. D
America
E. P. Cowan
Board of Freedman
South
Rev. R. Mayer
Tennessee
James G. Walker
Greensboro
N. C
Arkansas
Meyer
Bowman
Bunting
WHITE
Wabash Railway
Patterson-Pletcher Store
WM. Ropa
B. P.S
F.M. Smith & Co
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