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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1900

Page

3

Sermon on God’s razors and national judgment

Dr Talmage frames nations as judged by God who uses a hired razor to trim sins, citing Judea and the Civil War as examples. He warns against smug self righteousness, praises mercy, and urges humility before divine discipline while highlighting God’s love and the call to repentance.

Washington D. C Talmage David Docg Judea Sennacherib Esarihaddon Nebuchidnezzar Assyria Lucifer God God the Son God the Holy Ghost Eternal Three South St. Lawrence Gulf Atlantic Seaboard Pacific Seaboard Agegyia Cyrus Babylon Germany France Japan China America Spain Rome Britain Italy Dalmatia Rhaetia Noricum Pannonia Moegia Dacia Thrace Macellonia Gommodus Fertinax Caligula Diocletian Napoleon

Walton Avenue Bridge Settlement With Wabash Firm

County commissioners last Saturday approved final settlement with Wabash Bridge and Iron Works for Walton avenue over the Maume river. An order for 5 940 was drawn to Mr Hood, the bridge works representative. Total bridge cost was 19 786, regarded by Bridge Superintendent Wiley and commissioners as among the best and cheapest built in the county.

Wabash Bridge and Iron Works Walton Avenue Maume River Hood Wiley

Springfield township votes $10000 subsidy for railroad

In a special Tuesday election Springfield township approved a $10,000 subsidy for the Fort Wayne and Butler railroad with the depot to be near Maysville and the line passing within a quarter mile of the village. The vote was 227 in favor and 159 against, boosting hopes the project will replace the Eel River branch of the Wabash. Cedar Creek township votes next on October 10, with outcomes shaped by Springfield’s result.

Springfield Township Fort Wayne Butler Maysville Eel River Wabash Cedar Creek Township Cedar Creek

Hubler's Union Sunday School Rally and Loss

The community reports a strong Sunday school gathering with 250 children in eight grain costumes. Speakers included J. C. F. McMahen and E. A. K. Hackett. an offering of 4.75 was raised for the American Sunday School Union. Superintendent McMahen learned of his aunt Mrs. Winton Bennett's death during the event. John Wublezy plans a health trip to California. Rev Hendricks to preach at Hu- later weekend.

J. C.F. McMahen E. A. K. Hackett B. F. Yarnelle A. D. Craig Hall L. Binkley BE. B. Yarnelle Allie DeVilliciss American Sunday School Union McMahen Winton Bennett John Wublezy California Jackson Township Rev. Hendricks

Sunday Church and School Notices in Washington Township

Drew's Union gathers next Sunday at 2 30 PM with a Sunday school session to follow. Rev Hurray to preach at New Bethel Sunday evening. Schools in Washington Township opened Monday. Miss Allie DeVilliciss takes a Jackson township school. Frank Hubler from Fort Wayne visited John Hubler and assisted in chapel exercises. Ed Poinsett is on the sick list. Corn cutting near completion in the vicinity. The long-needed rain is beginning to come.

Drew’s Union Hurray New Bethel J. W. Trevey Fort Weyne Mee- Maken Washington Township Allie DeVilliciss Jackson Township Frank Hubler Fort Wayne John Hubler Ed Poinsett Sik

Maple Grove Items Headlined By Local Social Notes

E Pfeiffer returned from DeKalb county on a business trip. James Romy and family plus Henry Kroemer and children visited Mr and Mrs Valentine Mann. Mary Rudisill visited Katie Wagner. Students to Sunday school. new quarter soon. Henry Wegmen traveled to Arcola. Hazel Pfeiffer visited aunt Mrs George Houser. Committees secured lamps and chairs. Mrs Mann led with Miss Hetler Henschen and Rudsill. Mealie Hemler returned after town visit. Evening services postponed to October first. Rev Zartman and S S Hall Jr will conduct. Lucile Pfeiffer visited grandparents. Fourteen from school attended St Job MURS demtesr. all reported pleasant time. Squire Ashley helped ensure a pleasant evening. Jack Frost may arrive soon. Zeke McLain visited Sunday Sunday school. S S Hall Jr and family were in neighborhood. Z C Harges of Wayne Buggy Co returns from Van Wert fair serving as judge.

E. Pfeiffer DeKalb County James Romy Irene Henry Kroemer Valentine Mann Mary Rudisill Katie Wagner Henry Wegmen Arcola Hazel Pfeiffer George Houser Mann Mary Hetler Clara Henschen Lizzie Rudsill Mealie Hemler Zeke McLain Jacob Rudisill 8. S. Hall, Jr

Spring Buying Triggers Window Opening for Heat Dust

The text notes that buying in spring leads to opening windows soon due to heat and dust of upcoming summer, describing the quick shift from purchase to cooler indoor air as temperatures rise and dust becomes a concern.

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