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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1918
Page
12
A long list of congregational activities across multiple churches detailing English and German services, Sunday schools, baptisms, catechetions, youth and women’s groups, evening gatherings, and planned missionary events with dates and locations, including Rev. Fue, Rev. Gradner, and Rev. Wink as pastors and organizers.
The entry records a Free Methodist school canvonas at a parish and missionary events in Olmamad and Cook, with meetings including prayer services and a monthly Woman's Foreign Missionary Society gathering at Mrs. Loring’s home. Mrs Taylor will have a share of the pen ram.
A spiritualist named Grntrel Apitruatiat will present at Perular Sunine evening service. Barry Fi. Tiiews is listed as speaker. details hint at venue Tadtew Ald but text is garbled.
Readable fragment notes a Baptist Sunday school event with a Children’s Day emphasis. Mentions primary department involvement and an evening program centered around the event. Language is garbled but indicates a church school program schedule.
A long weekly schedule outlines worship, Sunday school, and missions events. Rev. J. I. Shant presides with varied speakers including Major Shoat of the British Army. Dedicatory services for a new church facility planned with Bishop McConnett delivering the principal address.
The congregation at Harstang presents a baccalaureate service at Plymouth Church for the graduates with Rev Artin leading prayers. The Boy Scouts meet at the Alah Duta in the evening and new members will be received next Sunday. A reminder notes the first installment on the new church property is due this month. a festive program of oblations and receptions is planned.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Evangelical gathering led by Pastor O. FE Roger with Tomar Dewalds Clistan 8th. Morning worship at 9420 nom Moming and sector sermon titled Building Stone or Stumbling Silverkw. Fainrs meet at 230 ppm. Youth and women run at Whiter ier. theme Tragedy Tin Monday at Tak a Kereier.
Parish newsletter notes a Presbyterian corner event with sermons and hymn singing led by Pastor at the Whetting Church. It lists service times, Wednesday and Sunday activities, and community announcements for church members and volunteers.
A fragmented notice describes a United Brethren gathering and a Thursday or Wednesday meeting at the Braver and Saint Canter locations. It mentions a dean and a Neerae af Mr Wet TIT and notes a comet event warning for parishioners with schedules and potential alerts.
A fragment reports a Tuesday meeting at an eerie tavern with names like Telit Woetsed and Kal Didientera. mentions a church group gathering and women present, implying a small community event with unclear details.
In a church report, Rev WL AtHrEM Rnetor leads a communion service at Trinity Church with parishioners present. The record mentions Mehl mh mH and other attendees in a concise recount of the ceremony.
Methodist church notes outline Sunday worship themes and a range of church activities including Sunday school, a women’s auxiliary meeting, and a fellowship gathering. Services and programs are scheduled for Sunday June 7 with details on times and locations across departments.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Christian Science church on Wayne and Wing streets with a 1645 am event on 7245 and references to poems and religious readings. It describes services, readings, and a meeting location with dates and times unclear due to garbled wording.
Announcement states a lecture at Unity Hall corner Welman and Calhoun by Mr MM A Hlochett of New York City. The event is set for 7:46 pm with details about venue, date, and witness notes for Sunday morning.
An illustrated fashion note imagines a sleeveless tunic trimmed only with piping and simple color details. Describes organza sheer fabric, white underlayer, and a town patch front, pitched as a playful summer garment for a magazine feature.
A 1914-era tale chronicles Helen Todorina, an opera singer turned alleged German spy. Her travels between New York and Buenos Aires drew U S Secret Service attention, with decodings hidden in invisible ink revealed after chemical treatment of documents and study of her luggage.
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