Fort Wayne Epworth League opens convention at First M E Church
The Fort Wayne Epworth League district holds its opening session at the First M E Church with Hugh M Beaver and Miss Nellie E Son of Bluffton presiding. Speakers include Rev Morton Culver Hartzell and Rev C A Wade as the convention runs through Friday with 41 chapters and about 350 members in the district.
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Fortayne
Epworth League
Inte
Gue
Hugh M. Bear
M. E
Vention
J. M. J. Hill
Wellsboro
Liiam P. Herron
Trinity M. Church
Welme
Hugh M. Beaver
Mias
Nellie E. @son
Bluffton
Wayne District
Ernest ‘Haefer
Orton Culver Hartzell
D. D
Chicago
Fort Wayne
M. J. Hill
North Indiana
Ross Stoakes
Orland
Franks
Hickman
E Emily
Griswold
Blanche Stockdale
Fremont
Second Vice
Sprems
L. M. Edwards
Portland
Addres S
Morton Culver Hatzell
Ordination at Cathedral names three new priests
Rt. Rev. Herman J. Alerding ordained Rev. Charles Marr of Detroit Rev. Peter Biegel of Elwood and Rev. Robert J. Halpin of Gas City at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Large turnout from local and visiting clergy and laity including Mayor W. D. Hunt of Gas City. Marr to serve as second assistant at the Cathedral under Rev. Roche.
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Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Herman Joseph Alerding
D. D
Diocese of
Fort Wayne
Charlies Marr
Detroit
Peter Biegel
Elwood
Robert J. Halpin
Gay City
Father Marr
P. F. Roche
Ordinand
Gas City
W. D. Hunt
Father Halpin
Charles McCabe
Holy Family Church
B. Biegel
Wm. C. Miller
Simon M. Venn
A. WB. Lafontaine
George Moorman
Charles Thiele
Michael Aichinger
James Durham
Gustave Mhottenroth
C. Hummer
Thomas Eisenring
Sacred Heart
St. Meinrad’s Seminary
Spencer County
Indiana
Bankrupt Clothing Sale Notices Panic and Violence Reported
A fragmentary notice from Cassopolis Michigan mentions Stephen Pangborn shooting his wife five times at the home of Geon Criswell after her leaving him. The chaotic clipping references a bankruptcy sale and a separate violent incident with unclear full details.
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Pjayer
Cassopolis
Mich
Stephen Pangborn
Geon Criswell
Ideals of Education Cited by Gifted Educators
Rev John M Gormly of St Josephs College delivered a sermon at St Patricks church on the annual diploma conferring day for St Catherines Academy. He praised Catholic schooling stressing well trained virtuous young women defending home sanctity and reducing divorce.
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John M. Gormly
St. Patrick’s Church
St. Joseph's College
Collegeville
Ind
St.’Catherine's Academy
Father
Jesus
Christ
Henry Krull
H. IF. Kroll
St. Paul's Church
Edward Mungovan
Arcola
Michael Aichinger
St. Peter's
Joseph F. Delaney
St. Patrick’s
James Durham
Charles Thiele
George Heldman
C.pp.c
Catholic Address Praises Home Unity and Morality
Father Gormly urged preservation of the family as God designed it, contrasting divorce’s harm with the San Francisco disaster’s tragic lessons. He warned of a dissolving American home and called for men and women of character to restore moral standards, noting the church’s duty to protect the home and educate youth. The event drew a large audience, featured music, and concluded with diplomas for graduates and a benediction by Rev. H F Kroll.
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San Francisco
Father Gormly
Alcoholism grows among business men in Detroit report
Detroit July 22 Dr Frank C Richardson of Boston told the Society of Neurology Psychiatrics meeting in session with the American Institute of Homeopathy that despite the prohibition wave there is reason to believe the alcoholic habit among business men is rising. He noted the pan business life has many followers.
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Detroit
Mich
Frank C. Richardson
Boston
Society of Neurology: Psychiatrics
American Institute of ‘Homeopathy
Seasion
Richardson
Growth of Therapeutic Nihilism Criticized by Doctor
A physician warned that modern medical schools neglect materia medica and promote therapeutic nihilism. He cited census data showing rising US death rates since 1900, while bacteriology and serums advanced, and argued physicians must use all known drugs to cure disease.
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United States Census Bureau
United States
Adam Gods
Emmanuel Movement
Premature July 4th mishap injures Bogenschuetz boy
Carl Bogenschuetz, 12, son of Charles and Mrs Bogenschuetz, East Washington street, suffered a serious injury on the Fourth of July when he lost a portion of flesh from the middle finger of his right hand after an accident on their street.
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Charles
Bogenschuetz
Carl
Charles Bogenschuetz
Washington Street
Dynamic doctrine in action at Sunday service sermon
A sermon argues that true doctrine is proven by deeds not scholastic theory. Jesus heals a demon possessed man, signaling a dynamic truth that faith and power, not forms or councils, define authentic Christianity. The speaker urges embracing living, demonstrable power over static ritual.
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Jesus
Jesus of Nazareth
Church of Christ
Saturday Night Talks on Intemperance and Reform
A sermon-style address argues poverty and crime stem from alcohol use. It cites census ratios of groggeries to churches and advocates total abstinence, urging families to set a moral example, purge society institutions, and unite in a religious reform movement led by the church.
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House of God
Lincoln
Rom
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Michael Alichinger
St. Peter’s Church
Orge Heldman
Collgeville
St. John’s Lutheran
Lake Township
Marr
Clothing Salems
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Georgia Warner
Etta Mallonee
Decator
Nellie E. Mason, Bhiffton
C. A. Wade
D. D. Fort. Wayne
Wellsboro, Pa
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Angola
Epworth League Union
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