22 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1913
Page
1
Illegible dispatch reports Pope Pius X extremely weak from illness. Physicians fear for his recovery as the pontiff endures a prolonged siege of weakness during Lent. Court officials discuss potential succession and the impact of any shock on the church during this critical period.
A sprawling OCR text lists Epworth Methodists, Evangelical Lutheran, Presbyterian and other congregations. It mentions Sunday school, divine worship, sermons on resurrection, midweek services, choir and youth activities, and notices of forthcoming events at multiple churches. Names of pastors, locations, and dates appear in fragmentary form.
Bethel church members attend morning worship and a prayer meeting after service led by Dickmanny pastor Shards. The weekly gathering includes a devotional, hymn singing, and discussion of Christian care. Attendance and other details from the service are noted for the Sunday program.
Fragment reads as a garbled church notice or observance reference involving Wesiotiaten Presbyterian and Baeters Panbs with names Patstons Mapu and Stevie at Mitt. The readable segments point to a commemorative or meeting notice with unclear details and dates.
A prayer meeting at 620 m directed by the Varietian Endeavor Union features a 9 15 Easter program marking the Livistone centenary. At 10 00 am the pastor discusses Christ open toe and later Kantor presides vesper at 4 45 pm with First Me Ek quartet and a talk by Prat Elbert Raswell on Easter themes. A C A meeting is set for 7 30 pm to discuss ves service. Time as a Foe in Ci Work is also on the program.
Rev C F W Aliwandt conducts German service at 11 and English service with special offering at 7. A meeting for residents on Monday at 7. Wednesday event announced.
Fragmented item lists Sunday services Bible study choir practice and sermons at First Baptist Court street and First Church of Christ High and Cotter. Mentions include pastor names Weld and He ine, Buster program, baptism plans, Easter sermon, church events, and evening prayer services with choir and soloists.
W F Holley of Southern Pacific and W S Merchant of T P L Aa Cincinnati visited the city on Friday for railroad business. Bert MacPaural and Clyde Hil hosted guests at the C H and D agency, with mentions of Cincinnati affiliates and Friday travel through Saute Pe.
John Walton and Frank Leigh were arrested Friday night for intoxication and begging on High Street. They were taken to the police station and ordered to leave the city by morning.
A reader describes severe facial eruption affecting a person in Wathens Kan with repeated breakouts. After trying several remedies, a Cuticura treatment is claimed to clear the condition in about two weeks, aided by Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The testimonial mentions relief from persistent blemishes and a now clear head.
Easter program details for St Stephen and St Ann's churches include morning mass with special children's choir, high mass at 10:80, vesper services, and a German sermon. Rev Fr Veerkamp to preach, Rev Fr N Santen ill, Resurrection services at St Ann's with 400 children singing traditional carols.
St Marks Church at South Front and Court streets lists first mass at seven, second mass at Axis, ads at ten, Vespers and benediction at 23 thirty. General enrollment day for the congregation. Young ladies to receive alms at seven o clock mass and meet after benediction. Promoters will receive letter after Sunday evening devotions.
A Dayton burglary report details entry of a stove outlet at 8831 street in the city. The article notes stolen items and suspects questioned by authorities after the break in. Official police actions and alarm responses are described with emphasis on the event and location.
The report notes many trains on the HH and O line were late Friday night, with passengers facing extended waits and disrupted schedules during the late afternoon hours.
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