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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1912
Page
14
Revival services proceed across city churches with communion observances and special programs. Women’s Missionary Society hosts a Friday afternoon event. Congregational service officiaries installed. Westfield area churches schedule Bible study and evangelistic meetings led by visiting ministers.
German M B Missionary Society events at Wie German M15 church drew good attendance yesterday. Rev Fred Belweider concluded the evening service with a theme. The ladies Aid will host a social room entertainment on Thursday afternoon with Mrs Weissweler and Mrs Gag as hostesses.
Revival services at the First United Brethren Church proceed with afternoon sessions at 2 o clock Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and evening meetings daily except Saturday at 7 30 led by Rev G WeKitamiller who spoke on church growth and the United Brethren. A Ladies Aid supper is planned Thursday evening January 25.
Epworth League of Hirst M E Church to meet at Cart Sawers home 328 North Seventh valredt Puealay Tuesday evening. Revival plans, prayers, and nursery programs are noted with services and social efforts through the week.
A chaotic early week weather note records a sharp temperature drop from 80 degrees to lower values over 24 hours. It describes wild day and night conditions with intermittent snow flurries, a misleading telegram error, and a cold Monday morning as people observed the rapid cooling.
Dr M D Paglin of New York City addressed Ban Terac congregation, arguing Jewish people should follow laws of their church to become good citizens. He linked American laws to religious faith and urged cooperation between Jews and Americans for the common good. The two hour talk impressed attendees and may lead to further visits.
Fragmentary OCR reads as an ad promising quick relief from constipation with a book by Sani constipalian Orges of Cheston. Details and proper names are garbled, hindering clear attribution or publication context.
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