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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1908

Page

14

Lutheran Synod Ends After Successful Sessions

The Lutheran synodical conference held at St John’s parochial school hall completed a productive session with delegate elections for the eastern western and Michigan districts. Key actions included a form for pastoral calls adoption of the president’s report and discussion of conference minutes and benevolence figures and attendance at Capital university St Paul and Woodville. Over eight hundred attended the closing service at St John’s church where Rev E Gerfen preached on Christian brotherly love.

Lutheran Synodical Conference St. John’s George Machel Galion Estern C. H. Althoff Henrietta J. J. Vollmar Bridgewater Mich Michigan Capital University Columbus St. Paul St. John’s Church E. Gerfen Gibsonburg Gerfen Jesus Christ Geffen William Wiggert Washington Boulevard West Rye Beach Odette

Ban on Secret Societies Governs Synodical Vote

At the St John s Evangelical Lutheran church synodical conference the question of a member belonging to secret organizations having a vote was discussed and unanimously agreed to disqualify such members from voting. The session then moved to a paper titled How Many Unity of Liturgy and Congregation ging Be Best Attained.

St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Synodical Conference

Christian Education Debate Moves Synod to Embrace Parish Schools

Delegates at a synodical conference in a St Johns Lutheran church hall debated the results and blessings of parish schools. Rev H Blohm and Rev Raether presented the case for integrated religious and secular instruction, emphasizing catechism hymnody biblical history and Christ centered learning. Sessions opened with services led by Rev A L Nicklas and Rev P G Bergener acting secretary pro tem as committees read reports and discussed mission work. Evening services featured a farewell sermon by Rev B Geffen with Sunday services marked by solemnity and strong sermons from visiting ministers.

St. John’s Lutheran Church H. Blohm Detroit Raether Christ A. L. Nicklas Ann Arbor Mich P. G. Bergener Delphos A. G. Bergener A. Bherry St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church W. F. Rose Fremont Ohio F. W. Abicht Theodore Stellhorn Sandusky A. G. Bergner W. A. Bowmann Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod H. P. Dannecker J. C. Koepplin Paul

Social bus party and a church wedding in local notes

A Sunday bus party to the home of Mr and Mrs Al Rohan featured music dancing and a hot dinner for attendees including Dora Grable Dollie Skinner Alice Bennigen Anna Grable Emma Ver Weir Cecile Baker Helen Bennigen Florence Volmer Nellie Druhot Edith Grable Henriette Scroggy Ben Krauss William Stellhorn Adolph Foellinger Albert Werkman Clark McAfee Louis Druhot and Wayne Williams. A church wedding on October 7 at St John’s Lutheran joined Miss Mathilda Brudi and Mr Albert P Gollmer with Rev H P Dannecker presiding. The bridal party entered to Lohengrin music and included Louise Kaade as maid of honor and Oswald Bruch with Louis Gollmer as groomsmen. The bride wore white silk with veil and maidenhair ferns. bouquet of bride roses. After service the group was driven to the bride’s home.

Marie L. Roesener Fred Reesener Stophlet Street Frank L. Hebert Herman Wurthmann Washington Township Mary Miller Marie Rodenbeck Lillian Lapp Miss Lapp Hebert Pennsylvania Margaret A. Murphy East Butler Street Natal Pedro Loretta Lordier Miss Murphy Elenore Tholen Sadie Richman Bessie Kahoe Mathilda Mettler Viola Hergenroether Cecilia Baker Clara Diederick Mayme Rosenberger Mesdames J. H. Hosford M. E. Hammond W. J. Zurbuch P. E.murphy Messrs. Gee. Tholen Ora Hoover Gregg A. Schramm Arthur Getz I. Sternberger Julian Rosenberger J. McArdle James Murphy P. B. Murphy John Edrick Julia Magers Frank X. Magers Thompson Avenue Clarence Burke Hazel Young Celia Esther Neidhart Loretta Gerding Jennie Wright Agnes Sthair Anna Koepf Rosalie Fox Nora Ankenbruck Mary Catherine Shea Theresa Schramm Martha Gertrude Knecht Frieda Rust Della Diffendoerfer August Koehn al Rohan Dora Grable Dollie Skinner Alice Bennigen Anna Grable Emma Ver Weir Cecile Baker Helen Bennigen Florence Volmer Nellie Druhot Edith Grable Henriette Scroggy Ben Mathilda Brudi W. H. Brudi Albert P. Gollmer St. John’s Lutheran Church H. P. Dannecker Oswald Bruch Louis Gollmer Miss Kaade

Miss Ethel Malcolm’s Twenty Third Birthday Party

Miss Ethel Malcolm of Huntertown celebrated her twenty third birthday with a large gathering Monday evening October 12. Friends and relatives, including Ida Sible and Eva, Sid Fogle, Bernice Bertha and Glenn Dunton, Nina Cecil Fitch, Edna Alma Andrews, Luella and Sarah Hand, Luella McCarty, Leora Root, Ora Gouse, Sylvia Dancer, Myrtle Snyder, Gladys Simon, Ethel Wood, Jesse Hand, Verne Wyatt, Floyd Grouse, Lee Parker, Milo Sloffer, Perry Whan, George Freeman, Theron Burrell, Homer Bowser, Verna McComb, Merle Wood Gus Bracht and Parker Fitch, enjoyed games and a late supper.

Ethel Malcom Huntertown Malcolm Ida Sible Eva Sid Fogle Bernice Bertha Glenn Dunton Nina Cecil Fitch Edna Alma Andrews Luella Sarah Hand Luella McCarty Leora Root Ora Gouse Sylvia Dancer Myrtle Snyder Gladys Simon Ethel Wood Jesse Hand Verne Wyatt Floyd Grouse Lee Parker Milo Sloffer Perry Whan George Freeman Theron Burrell Homer Bowser Verna McComb Merle Wood Gus Bracht Parker Fitch

Rice and wheat advance in Liverpool markets

Chicago October 18. News notes a price rise in rice and wheat at Liverpool trading rooms causing market reaction. Details remain fragmentary but point to shifts in global grain costs influencing shipping and domestic buyers.

Chicago Liverpool

Livestock Markets Report From East Buffalo and Chicago Area

East Buffalo market reports hogs sheep and cattle with receipts and price ranges. Pittsburg and Chicago markets show mixed volumes and prices for cattle hogs and lambs with noted market firm to weak trends and regional differences.

Cincinnati Market Outlook from October 13

In Cincinnati market notes hogs were dull and 15 to 20 cents lower with butcher and shipper prices ranging from 6.00 to 6.10 for good stock and 3.75 to 4.60 for common. Cattle showed a slow, steady tone with shippers paying 4.10 to 5.00 and commons 2.00 to 2.35. Sheep held steady from 1.25 to 3.75, lambs quiet and 10 cents lower at 4.00 to 5.75.

Timothy East Buffalo N. Y New York Pittsburg Chicago Cincinnati

Poultry and Produce Markets Across Cities Oct 13

Chicago market reports steady butter eyes cheese and poultry with creameries at 20s and 24c for daisies in Chicago. New York market lists steady butter prices, eggs firm with white fancy at 36-38c and poultry alive quiet with spring chickens 14c and turkeys 14-14.4c. dressed western spring poultry quoted between 11-15c.

New York Northwest Rio Santos New Orleans Chicago Pennsylvania Western Springs

Boundaries of German and English Lutheran Parishes

Clergy and lay delegates debated forming English congregations within German parishes at the Northern district synod session. Language and cultural shifts emerged as core friction points between German and English worship practices and parish life.

Indiana Synod in Richmond Chooses Moderator

Richmond Ind Oct 13 Rev J W Johnson of South Bend was selected moderator at the initial session of the Indiana Synod meetings held in Presby terian church.

Richmond Ind J.W. Johnson South Bend Indiana Synod

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Lutheran Synod Séasion Stvey C. H. L. Schuette Joint Synod Fort Wayne E. H.D. Winterhoff Pemberville A. Bergner I. Schillinger Sandusky, CO J. Ballmer Layriz Synodical Treasury Mission Board William Honhaus Iiver, Col Apd Harrison Wenfield G. W. Henderson Perle Herbert Ashland Herbert Willian Tonkel Hebert Roesener Clarence Swinehart Arcola Swinehart Adam Ely Leo Road Lena Llorence Dolin Lavern Yates Grace ‘Perry Gladys Hippenhamer Bessie’ Whicker Chloe Kime E. C. Bennard Robert Earnest Dunter Wm. Johnston Winford McCormick Joh McDuffee Clarence Bennard Davi Hindman Frank Corneil Harry Howard Scarlet Rodney Johnston Glen Lauterette Lynn McBride Carl Sible John Daffern Herbert Sage Harvey McDonald William Swank George Tilden Bryan Butts Louie Eby Charley Ray Wells John Robinson Jasper Edward Grass Glen Lawrence Fulkerton John Hippenhamer Arthur Hellipeter August Richele Arthur Kell Frank Perry Clyde Tucker Lawrence German Arthur Co Hger E. P. Club Leonard Bueter H. Bueter Monica Bueter Jacob Hartman Paul Lauer Venis—Dollings Nellie Dollings Carl A. Venis Third Street Herron Trinity Methodist Venis Columbiag Avenue Glover Toledo Penny Christian Education Gollmer Brudi Grain and Provisions Gideon’s Bible Plan Gideons Anthony Wayne, Randall and Rich First Methodist Episcopal Church Sunny Hawks Frank Kelsey
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