Eight years of Lowell ministry praised by Rev Fisher
Rev C E Fisher reflected on eight years in Lowell at the First Universalist church. He praised the message of hope and love, emphasized Jesus Christ's humanity, and criticized eternal punishment dogma as antiquated. He contrasted his tenure with other ministers, noting harmony and growing congregations, while preferring to stay “a man among you.”
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C. E. Fisher
First Universalist
Lowell
Jesus Christ
Mr. Fisher
J. F. Allen
Courier-Citizen
Mr. Allen
Comfort Promises From Mrs Woodbury About Vital Force
A Lowell Massachusetts testimony from Mrs Charles E Woodbury praising Dr Bartlett s Vital Force as the best medicine offered by druggists She credits it with easing nerves overwork and sleepless nights and urges others not to delay treatment The letter cites nerve and digestive benefits and notes the price 25 cents a box for Dr Bartlett s Current of Life Tablets Prepared by Dr S Bartlett Company Lowell Mass
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Charles E. Woodbury
Bon Marche
Lowell
Mass
Chelmsford Street
Dr. Bartlett
Prohibition Talk Highlights Local Loyalties in Lowell Speech
A speaker notes Lowell's history with prohibition, suggesting limited liquor influx could suffice to protect local institutions. He compares Brockton's 13 year no- drinking record and urges continued civic loyalty amid temptations.
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Lowell
Brockton
Dr Crane Advocates No License At Mass Meeting
A Y M C A mass meeting at First Congregational church drew 537 men. Rev Charles A Crane of Boston argued that evils from liquor stem from electors, not government or saloon keepers, urging audience responsibility. Harvard male quartet provided admired selections during the three quarters hour talk.
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First Congregational Church
Morse
J. B. Alexander
James F. Allen
Worthen Street
Charles A. Crane
D. D
Boston
Harvard
First Church Sermon Highlights Teaching Role of Jesus
Rev Ralph Gillam preached at First Congregational Church on the Holy Spirit as teacher and the need for a divine Savior and careful Christian growth. Miss Elizabeth Huntly from California sang two solos as a large audience heard a Birmingham speaker speak on Alabama Colored Orphan's and Old Folks' Home progress. Six souls were said to have given themselves to Christ after the evening gathering.
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Ralph Gillam
First Congregational Church
Gillam
Jesus
Elizabeth Huntly
California
R. H. Keller
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Colored Orphan's
Noah
Proyer
Heaven
Christ
Eliot Church Boys Choir Debuts With Sunday Service
The Eliot church organized boys choir sang at the Sunday service for the first time and did very well considering brief rehearsals. Master Roland Sewell of Lawrence impressed with two solos. Rev. E Victor Bigelow preached on The Christian Vote.
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Eliot Church
Roland Sewell
Lawrence
E. Victor Bigelow
Polish Day Celebration Highlights 1830 Revolution in Lowell
A large Lowell gathering at Loom Fixers hall marked the 78th anniversary of the 1830 Polish revolution. Rev. Stanislaus Nowakowski led funding for Polish children and the St Kazimir's church effort. The program featured Polish choruses including “America” sung by children, speeches by Dr. Josef Lewandowski and J. Romazkiewicz, readings and a comedy, with proceeds aiding the Polish National Fund and church education.
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St. Kazimir’s Church
Stanislaus Nowakowski
Poland
America
Boston
Josef Lewandowski
J. Romaszkiewicz
Lewandowski
Sienkiewicz
Paderewski
Jean de Reszke
The
Polish Young Men's
Chopin
Franciszek Gawolowicz
Stanislaus Targ
Josef Jarek
J. Laba
Fr. Jarek
Franciszek Wiech
B. Byzymian
W. Wozniak
K. Gancarz
Polish National Fund
Lowell
Scranton
St. Kazemir’s
Pawel Guzek
Feliks Wroblewski
Franciscek Hodar
Immanuel Parish church service draws crowds on Blossom Street
Yesterday at Immanuel Parish on Blossom Street the service drew a large audience with Rev. Robert F. True delivering a morning sermon on Am I My Brother's Keeper and a strong stand on No-License. The evening featured evangelistic preaching from Proverbs 25 25 on The Gospel of Good News and a robust musical program enhancing both services.
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Immanuel Partist Church
Blossom Street
Robert F. True
Alumni social committees meet at Lowell High
A Lowell High School alumni social committees meeting is set for this morning at 11 25 in the reception room to arrange details for the December 30 promenade. The note adds strong reactions to a smear card by Howe supporters and comments on mayoral fitness.
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Lowell High School
Manages his own business, then the pauper department
A political remark urging voters in ward 1 to vote for Edward H. Foye, arguing personal competence transfers to public welfare and urging support for his candidacy.
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Edward H. Foye
Ady
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