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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1908
Page
5
A Sunday school lesson from October 25, 1908 by Dr and Mrs Wilbur F Crafts explores divine pardon for David. The piece emphasizes repentance, mercy, and the joy that comes with forgiveness within biblical history.
The Christian Herald reflects on King David's sin and repentance, arguing no excuse is made for his actions. It uses biblical scenes with Nathan and Psalm 51, plus parables about dust, heart cleansing, and divine forgiveness, to teach that even great men are imperfect and salvation comes through repentance.
Dry weather continues as reported by Sentinel correspondent from Hoagland Indiana dated October 16.
A compilation of real estate transfers records numerous parcels across Wayne, Milan, St. Joseph, Maumee, Springfield, and Washington townships. Buyers include Geo E Snyder, Henry L Benning, Perrine Armstrong Co, and others. prices range from 1 to 12 thousand dollars with several parcels in Commercial and Peabody additions plus cemetery lots.
Fickel undivided 56 southeast north westa section 19 Scipio township transfers to A V Watkins and George A Frank for 000. A V Watkins to George A Frank for $9 000. Arthur Malien to Ella E Caston Lots 23 28 31 Williamsport addition Marion township for $750. William Robinson to Warren B Robinson 36.91 acres Zeeks Reserve Lafayette township for $800.
Dr and Mrs G M Fonner of Fort Wayne visited brother J W Fonner in Pee. Charles Gallmeyer bought 195 acres of Texas land. Real estate changes include A O Hadley and Mrs G W Emerick selling to Illinois farmers. Various local visits and weekend gatherings noted among Hadleys, Somers, Snarrs, Shearers, and Oetting. Stoppenhagen rebuild plans follow barn fire. Morton fished at Silverlake.
Michael Kelleher a machinist at the Pennsylvania round house had the second finger of his left hand badly injured Monday morning when a sharp edge of a link block fell on his hand. A strong glove prevented amputation and saved the finger, though it will be very sore and keep him from work for a week or possibly longer.
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