Numerous October Weddings Span City
A long wedding notice recounts ceremonies across St Patrick's Cathedral and the Cathedral linking Emilie Simon and George Martin Noll, Emma Hughes and Edward H Schuckman, Erin Stier and George D Kirchner, Louise Krahn and William Tancey, Mayme Hilker and George Schimmele, and further unions including Haskins Engelking and Ferni Keiser Shannon with Preston Shannon. Details cover gowns, venues, attendants, travel outfits, receptions, and future residences, plus many local and out-of-town guests and employment ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aty
Ars. AL Scott
Miner Street
Alt
John Koch
John Street
David Jacobs
St. Mary's Avenue
Ned Gott
Fiarvisan Street
Efenrs Afeyers
Columbia Avenue
Theodore R. Kaylor
Helen Reilly
John Coechringer
Jeannette IK. Schwartz
Adam P. Daub
Butcher
Lizzie M. Wegand
Edward Jr. Schuckman
Emma J. Hughes
George D. Kirchner
Emm J. Stier
Douglas Butler
Rhea Wingins
George A. Schimmele
Mary E. Hilker
Ernest Wompler
California Avenue
al Passino
Harrison Street
Staunton Hirsh
W. Jefferson Street
Great Day for the Zion Church in Fort Wayne
Sunday services at Zion Lutheran marked the twentieth anniversary of the present edifice with large audiences and a three hundred strong school chorus. Rev. H C Luehrs led morning prayers, followed by Rev. C B Preuss and Rev. F Lankenau. The church, recently upgraded with frescoing and electric lights at a cost over 3000 dollars, was dedicated Oct 4 1891. The Zion congregation formed in 1883 from St Paul with Rev Henry Juengel and later Rev Henry Luhr. The church seats 1800. current pastor Rev Henry Luhr has led since 1899 and the congregation now numbers about 1552.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noll
Simon
Emilie Simon
George Martin Noll
St. Patrick's
J. F. Delaney
Lucile Gusching
Maurice Niezer
Miss Gusching
Mrs. Noll
Toronto
Canada
Mr. Noll
Pinex Company
Richmond
B. R. Noll
West Wayne Street
Jules Simon
Pine Street
St. Patrick's Church
Roman Kirchner
Lancaster
Paul Welch
Erin Stier
John Stier
Force Street
George D. Kirchner
Anselm Kirchner
Marie Stier
Mr. Kirchner
Messrs
Arthur Stier
Howard Budde
Smilax
Packard Piano Factory
Wildwood Avenue
Zion Lutheran Church
Sehoal
H.C. Luehs
C. B. Preuss
Friedheim
F. . Lankenau
Napoleon
Zion's Choir
the Sentinel
St. Paul’s
Fort Wayne
Ussd
Indiana
Emanuel
Zion
Synod of Missouri
The
Sentinel
Amen
Jesse Teaver
Frederick Warken
Hoover
Sihler
Stubnatzy
Charles Gross
Gl Saner
FL Dreyer
Henry Juenge
Zion Church
St. Paul
East Creighton Avenue
Hanna Street
F. Drever
Henry Juengel
Juengel
Henry ©. Luehr
Luhr
Germany
Alten
Hanover
America
Chicago
Brooklyn
N. Y
St.Paul Lutheran Church
Rev. Luellr Named Noted Brooklyn Pastor and Teacher
The passage notes twelve years of service with four years as pastor and teacher in Brooklyn schools. A special teacher eased his school duties. Rev. Mr. Luellr is described as one of the ablest ministers of his denomination, well educated, a forceful pulpit orator, and his sermons are scholarly, interesting, and helpful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Luellr
Real estate transfers and Fort Wayne Lutheran league meeting
A long list of property transfers in Fort Wayne area towns shows numerous parcels sold to and from individuals and businesses including Commercial Improvement Co, Shields Clothing Co, and Drexel Park additions. The Fort Wayne Lutheran City league held its second annual meeting with about 409 members, electing officers and expanding executive powers, while Concordia Young Ladies Society joined the league with 42 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Feichter
Winifred J. Randall
Orff's Place
Wayne Township
Oliver J. Treary
Irvington Park
Washington Township
Samuel ©. Witmer
Michael Miller
Springfield Township
Frederick M. Keller
William Keller
Pleasant Township
Iva C. Sink
Lafayette Township
Trester Asher
Henrys
JD. Fisher
Benjamin P. Leffingwell
John and
Ellen Meavin
People’s Trust and Savings Company
Joeph Foretz
James RB. Cahill
Rosemont
Commercial Improvement Company
Shield's Clothing Co
Commerce
Warne Township
R. L. Remy
Shields Clothing Co
Commercial Third
Bova B. Ferguson
Amanda Rockhill
Drexel
Drexel Park
John E. Chaney
James R. Henry
Ne-Ha-Long-Quad
John C. Chaney
R. L. Romy
Fort Wayne
Sear Bender
Art Walper
Clara Heine
Henry Pfeiffer
Convention Town
Colice
Concordia Young Ladies” Society
Gie Leagne
Emunous Young Men's Society
Bender
Pfeiffer
Ouf
Kitchen Menu and Recipes From Household Department
Readable text outlines rice dish with ham and tomato sauce served on a hot platter, followed by Veal and Parsnip Stew simmered three hours with orange juice garnish. Also includes Broiled Smoked Salmon with tomato soaked bread crumbs fried to crisp, Boiled mashed potatoes dough, Maple Ice Cream, and Gold Cake with assorted ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eamber
Birth Notices From City Streets Report Many Newborns
A long list records births to numerous families at addresses across the city. Names include Church Crne Wilson Bishop Fisher Ri golski Repine Knanp Scott Koch Jacobs Gott Afeyers Kaylor and Wompler with many spouses and multiple children noted. A woman and man pairs are listed with ages in several cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Y. Church
Reed Street
Frederick Crnewert
Oliver Street
Rev. Wilson
Lewis Street
Harry
Bishop
Broadway
William Fisher
Portage Street
William Rigolski
Uat Force Street
le Passinon
South
Harrison Street
E. H. Repine
Smith Street
Simon Knanp
West
Washington Street
Fort Wayne Pastor Joins Episcopal Priesthood Path
Friends report Rev. Ray O. Miller former pastor of the West Jefferson Street Church of Christ has entered Episcopal communion and becomes a priest candidate in the Los Angeles diocese. Miller came from Pennsylvania to Fort Wayne, resigned years ago, visited Tennessee for health, then moved to California. He is the predecessor to the current pastor Rev B M Todd at West Jefferson Street Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxelia Blondell
A.B. Blondel
Organ Avenue
Cherles CC
Todd
Centerville
Mich
C. P. Lilly
Presbyterian Church
I. Todd
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mr.Todd
Hard Street
Fort Wayne
West Jefferson Street
Church of Christ
Iia
Episcopal Church
Los Angeles
Miller
Fort, Wayne
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
California
B.M
West
Jefferson Street Church
Fort Wayne federation debates market and Boy Scout stance
The Fort Wayne Federation of Labor discussed a municipal market to cut living costs but took no action. Charles Marahrens cited city experiences reducing middlemen. The meeting formed a committee to study the Boy Scout movement and report later. Reports from the state convention urged "clean politics" and eliminating wire-publishing. A per capita assessment raise was tabled. New delegates filled vacancies and arbitration duties were reassigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Federation
Loney
Pipefitters
Marahrens
Machinists
Werksman
Barbers
L. D. Redding
Womin
C.F. Wrider
Worte
Mr. Krider
Festival Opens Tomorrow in Hartford City
Hartford City Indiana begins to resemble a resort as the fall festival nears. Tents line streets around the public square and surrounding avenues ready to house exhibits and shows. Stores deck their fronts, and a bustling, hurried atmosphere marks the last preparations for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
Ind
Marriage licenses list multiple couples in local registry
A column of marriage licenses records numerous couples with ages and occupations including Frank Beekman a 26 farmer and Anna Sorg 28, Claude Fitch 28 clerk with Edith Geller 24, plus several other pairs and occupations listed among the entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank JT. Beekman
Farmer
Anna MM. Sorg
Claude P. Fitch
Clerk
Edith M. Geller
Clemens V. Fast
Lota EK. Skelton
Thomas Morrissey
Ko Mo Ladlerman
Leo M. Tastues
Tinner
Bernadette M. Ottenweller
Niel Oa McKay
Grocer
Bertha S
Burnell Stillwell
Lydia Bh. Towsley
John FE. Crabill
Hattie F. Robinson
William Wilkens
Butcher
Apolonia P. Radke
George H. Doenges
Golda BP. Dougherty
Henry W. Schmidt
Carpenter
Minnie M. Koester
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jerome Freistrosier
Art Gruber
Elmer Schoenline
Herman Schlink
Herman Moehlenbruck
Madison
Alea
Bernadette Schuckman
Charles Jana
Miss Schuckman
Cincinnati
Covington
Washington Boulevard
George Schreiner
Indiana Lighting Company
H. B. Hunt
Kirchner—Stier
Treace—Wertman
Emma Wertman
Real AL Treace
Mr. Treace
George Treace
Jacob Miller
Bertha Wertman
Lester Rarman
Harmon Wertman
Leo
William Mar
Joseph Martin
George Martin
John Hensinger
Joseph Colby
William Bender
George Bechtel
Ira Wertman
Son Searlet
J. H. Flanagan
Huntington
Lizzie Lentwinter
Rose
Bertha Lantz
Vinttie Schlatter
Emma Witmer
Effie Owens
Lillian Witmer
Sarah Levits
Elsie
Mary Depew
Edna
Martha Depew
Harry Bender
Ralph Hardesty
Peter Levits
Henry Levits
Alfred Kidd
Edward Crosby
Lester Hensinger
Pearl Colby
GW. Henderson
M. A. Wheelock
Treace
Fred Klaehn
Klaehn
Minors
Natal
Hima
Twilight and & C. P. H
A. Sufel
Fred Klachn
William Dickie
Peter Haine
M. Hensell
James Parnin
Frieda
Matilda
Bertha Bucker
Evaline
Lucile Pfeiffer
Victora
Bescida
Elma
Flora
Bertha Nladin
Ernest Buecker
Edwin Beard
Walter Pfieffer
Frank McNutt
Deihl Shively
William
Carl Ilaehn
Huffman Street
Mrs. Schimmele
Greenlawn Avenue
Tancey—Krahn
Louise Krahn
Matilda Krahn
Wall Street
William Tancey
Michael Tancey
John Quinlan
Edward Noll
Minnie Welling
Adria Hayes
Miss Hayes
Cleveland
Mr. Tancey
Hayes Hotel
Calhoun Street
John H. Sallak
Poe
John Minnich
Leona Sorg
Herman Muldoon
Joseph Westwick
Romer Smith
Lawrence Sorg
Marie Wyss
Helen
Francis
Mary Till
Ima Nuttle
Frank Wyss
White Fruit House
Ben Scott
Auburn Road
Ruth
Clara
Laiian
Kathleen Roeitr
Sophia Mowrey
Eva
Wefel
Amelia
Richter
Rears Oac
Walter Doctor
Antwerp
Rose Doctor
Henry Doctor
Charles Doctor
Fort. Wayne
Henry Voigt
Christian Elett
Mary
Lydia Elett
Mabel Shaw
Haskins—Engelking
Edna Engelking
Clarence’ Haskins
Trinity English Lutheran Church
Saupe Uel Wagenhals
Elack
Beulah Markey
Carl Magelking
Henry Magelking
North
Herrison Street
Paskins
Todd—Blondell
Shannon—Keiser
Ferni Keiser
Charles Keiser
Webster Street
Preston Shannon
Shannon
Rudisill Avenue
Butler—Winans
Rhea Winans
Laura Winans
Butler
Davis
Detroit
FL Frisinger
van Wert
Henry C. Luehr
Oscar Bender
J. C. Heller
Court Street
OUR Culinary Department
Ray C. Miller
Federation of
Tyabor
BOY Scouts
Reter
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