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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1908

Page

4

Bank Block to be Rebuilt After Fort Wayne Purchase

The White Realty company has closed the purchase of the Bank block at Main and Court streets from the Bush interests for about $155,000. The two three story brick buildings cover 90 by 152 feet and 26 by 152 feet, and include frontage across an alley to the Fort Wayne Gas company site. White Realty plans an immediate demolition and reconstruction into a modern office block, with A B White as president and H G Keegan as secretary-treasurer.

White Realty Company Bank Main Court Streets Bush Interests Fort Wayne Fort Wayne Gas Company A. B. White Edward White H. G. Keegan White Company Herman Joseph Alerding Westphalia America Newport Vincennes St. Thomas’ Seminary Bardstown J. F. Sondermann St. Lawrence’s Church Lawrenceburg Ind Alerding Indianapolis

Millionaire’s Son Confesses to Crimes in Homeland

Charles Boyle, Stanford alumnus and son of Seattle and Oakland property magnate Henry Boyle, allegedly confesses to multiple Marion county crimes. Sheriff Taylor reports Boyle admitted holding up fifteen men at the National Hotel bar in San Raphael, wounding a constable, assaulting a young woman with a club, pursuing another, and other offenses that terrified the quiet community.

San Francisco Cal Charles Boyle Stanford University Henry Boyle Seattle Oakland San Raphael Marion County Taylor Young Boyle Salinas

Obituary for Sarah Catherine Lee Glenn of Fort Wayne

Sarah Catherine Lee born July 29 1837 in Morgan county Ohio joined the Methodist Episcopal Church and later married John Butler in 1859. After early widowhood she married Captain William Glenn in 1867 and lived in Fort Wayne. she died in Soldier, Kansas this month leaving stepchildren, a grandson, and many nieces and nephews in Ohio and Indiana.

Sarah Catherine Lee Morgan County Ohio John Butler Abolt Township Fort Wayne Methodist Episcopal Church John Lee Butler Louisville William Glenn Glenn Indiana Ambia Christiansvorkk Robert Glenn Butler Jessie C. Butler Urbana Soldier Kan Francis Baily Belle Lake Arnold. Lee Fresno Cal John M. Lee

Fort Wayne Churches Plan Chapman's Evangelistic Campaign

Fort Wayne ministers gather at First Presbyterian to map a citywide evangelistic drive led by Dr. G Wilbur Chapman and his team. Chapman may join soon after the presidential election with Australian assignments planned for next year and a winter return if needed.

First Presbyterian Church G. Wilbur Chapman Chapman Auburn N. Y Orville Canada Hamilton Ont Can Australia

Rally Day Observed At First Baptist Church

First Baptist Church marked Rally Day with a Sunday school program directed by Supt. W. D. Smoot featuring a Samuel character study by Hiram A. Philley and a flag drill by twelve white-clad girls. Rev. John F. Vichert preached on Our Aim and Endeavor and a missionary budget was adopted. Evening service covered The River of Living Water with Ezekiel and John texts and a Young People Union discussion on training workers for the church. Additional items include weddings, reunions, and social gatherings around town.

First Baptist Fort Wayne Baptist Association Columbia City Fort Wayne Association Publication Society Crawfords Industrial Women’s Home Mission Women's Foreign Mission J. F. Vichert Hiram Philley E. W. Lewis C. A. Hood Henry Saynor J. J. Landis Thomas Potter Dora Parker Lulu Loehler Vichert National Teachers’ Training Institution American Baptist Association Society First Baptist Church Supt W. D. Smoot Hiram A. Philley John F. Vichert William Carey Baptist Young People’s Union Young Women’s Bible Class Hzekiel

Births and Auction Notice From Hoagland District

A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Boshart of Hoagland avenue and a son to Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Shattuck of 1006 East Jefferson street. Benj. McIntosh will hold a public sale at his home one half mile east of Hoagie on Saturday September 26.

Charles P. Levine Maysville Road Columbia Club Lovine Eckelberry Klingenberger Hensler L. Jockel Josephine William Dunlap Andrew Armand Theodore Hardendorf William Vincent Adam Hensler Arthur Keller Carl Israel Hollopeter Huntertown Sherman Heffelfinger Myrtle Snyder Glen Dunton Emma Mary Tilden Cecile Nina Fitch Grace Aurand Wava Gump Caddie Saylor Gladys Simon Ida Hippenhamer Reddin Jacob Maybee Bluffton Charles Abrams Bowman Franklin County J. T. Nelson Muncie Zanesville Sylvester Reddin Calvin Reddin Lewisville Ind M. J. Tuner Cavan M. Hatfield Pratt Kan O. A. Hawker Roanoke James Hamilton Koons Edward Miller Irwin Koons Madison Hathaway Agnes Henel Dolan A. C. Parson Bradbury Clifford Felly Boyd Martin Frank Krill Charles Stuck Edward Koons Mary J. Myers W. H. Myers Clara Myers Edward Cotherell H. Gray Elkhart Agnes Stough Chicago Robert Mills Aboite Frank Trick Elwood Thomas Dalman Shipshewana J. F. Sloons Montpelier Edward W. Boshart Hoagland Avenue L. L. Shattuck East Jefferson Street Benj. McIntosh Hoagle

Weddings Tie Katt and Bumbaugh at Mrs Katt Home

A Wednesday ceremony united Miss Esther Gretchen Katt and Mr Ralph Ronald Bumbaugh at 5 pm in the bride’s mother Mrs Jeanette Katt’s home 302 West DeWald Street. Rev C M Schaaf officiated. attendants were the bride’s brothers Karl and Henry. Guests enjoyed a wedding dinner for fourteen before the couple planned a brief out of town retreat.

Mennewisch—Roembke Sophia Roembke Henry Roembke Wall Street William F. Mennewisch Pennsylvania Company Philip Wambsganss Will Young Miss May Mennewisch Carl Roembke Miss Mennewisch Jeft Francis Street Esther Gretchen Katt Ralph Ronald Bumbaugh Jeanette Katt West DeWald Street C. M. Schaaf Covington Henry A. C. Katt Bumbaugh Fort Wayne Electric Works

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Fort Wayne Ministerial Association Walter Burns E. Suttenfield Street C. F. Ridenour Joel Welty N. W. Bloom C. W. Bussard Bedford R. A. Hunter Wm. Ensien Ida Simmons Albion American Bible Society Presbyterian Brotherhood William H. Wilson General Assembly H. B. Masters J. H. Daly Brotherhood Baptist State Convention R. H. Bousley Peru Indiana Baptist Brotherhood C. H. Davies Men’s Club Rev Ezekiel God John Garrison Washington Boulevard East Amelia Trier New Haven Louise Gienger Lilian Whier Amelia Guetty Mary Guetty Amelia Hockemeyer Louise Oestermeyer Mary Meyers Sophie Whidfelt Eva Salzbrenner Anna Kate Louise Trier Mesdames Otto Miller Henry Kiese Albert Meyer August Wefel August Whidfelt Frank Witchie Otto Buldameyer Louis Whier Martin Trier John Hoover Wright Fleming Buhr Heines Pearl Wright Grace Rice Alice Ada Erin Fleming Ruth Wright Frances Walker Laura Gebhardt Mabel Wright Robert Smith Roy Dull August Rauner Edward Ream Martin Braun John Hensler Fred Gebhardt Walter DeTurk Arthur Hubler George Tegeder Guy Koons Mays D. S. Scott Cowan Theodore Lahman and Family Willard Melching Ossian David Rider Dixon O. M E. L. Barefoot Robison Park John Koons S Biddle Philip Koons E. Glass David King William H. Kelsey Charles Aker Henry Koons John Crowe S. D. Smith Edward Dalman Foster Koons David Dalman Sherrod Bradbury How Beatrice Work Pleasant Township Rachael Evangeline Smith Nora Prince Lida Hoke Vada Phares Millie Koons Beatrice Velma Helen Work Lawrence Tom Smith Howard William Hoke Grover Swank William Greider Elmer Wells Russell Prince Russell Koons Ralph Robert Fred Work Patterson-Fletcher Co Hart Schaffner & Marx Bumbaugh—Katt Main St Calhoun St
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