Father Haase Celebrated Twenty Fifth Priestly Jubilee
The Rev Francis Haase O F M marked twenty five years as a priest with a multi part celebration at St Cecilia Monastery Indianapolis including a solemn mass, a high Vespers banquet and gifts from parishioners. Festivities featured a procession, German sermon, and a silver chalice presented by the congregation. The jubilarian’s service as pastor of Sacred Heart Church and monastery leader since 1885 was noted along with parish growth and school facilities.
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Father Haase
United States
Father Odo
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St. Cecilia's Hall
Union Street
Morris Street
Meridian
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Knights of St. George
St. Cecilia and
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Lara Vanier
Anthony Schiedeler
V. G
Pas
St. Mary's Church
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Father Schiedeler
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Frank Habig
John Alerding
Charles Steinmetz
Joseph Kusters
Teutopolis
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Christian Mothers’ Society
Ohlyer
Hofherr
Carleth
Wagner
Peter Waggoner
Loeshe
Sasaliny
Weinsen Lena Fritz
Fahle
Rebentisch
Kianke
Father Maher
St. Patrick's Ereshee
Sisters of the Rece
Anthony Lauk
Haase
Lauk
Henry Gimper
St. Bonaventura
St. Claire
St. Elizabeth of Hungary
St. Pascal
Francis
Sacred Heart Church
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Germany
Bismark
Quincy
Eutopatia
Sacred Heart
T. Mary's
Sisters of St. Joseph
Father Francis
Real Estate Title Guarantee Ad in Indiana
An Indiana real estate advertisement touts reliable title service and secure abstracts. It promotes reasonable fees from Indiana Title Guaranty and Goan Company at 129 East Market Street.
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Indiana Title Guaranty and Goan Company
East Market Street
The Overflows of God at the Tabernacle Sermon
The Rev J Cumming Smith spoke yesterday on The Overflows of God from Romans text Much More He argued Paul elevated theology but kept faith practical urging belief to reach both top and bottom of life. He warned against ceremonialism and urged a twofold faith that reveals God and renews humanity. He compared religious growth to a rope spanning danger and affirmed God’s infinite reserves supporting history and science.
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J. Cumming Smith
Tabernacle
Jesus
Paul
Rome
Christ
Eyrie
Lfe
God
America
Union Pacific
The Good of Trouble Sermon at St. Paul's Church
Rev. Lewis Brown preached on the theme The Good of Trouble at St. Pauls Church yesterday morning before leaving for summer vacation. He urged enduring hardship as part of divine purpose, praising discipline, resilience, and the future glory promised to those who persevere.
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St. Paul’s Church
Lewis Brown
St. Paul's
Brown
Francis
Mr. Brown
Holy
Dickens
Nell
Paul Dombey
David
God
Earth
Former college president urges church to aid social reform
Dr. Edward A. Robertson former president of George L. Smith College preached at Meridian street Methodist Church urging the church to broaden its appeal to society. He urged Christians to reconcile capital and labor, push political reform, curb saloons, engage in municipal matters and public health, water supply, and drainage, believing salvation begins with physical welfare and that social Christianity should reach common people. He cautioned self examination and argued right hearts and Christlike spirit outweigh orthodoxy.
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Edward A. Robertson
George L. Smith College
Sedalia
Meridian-street Methodist Church
Christ
Two Singers at Fair Bank Engaged for Week
Miss Mona Demerest and Mr. Reginald Roberts open a week at Fair Bank tonight with Demerest in the second part first and Roberts last. Promoter Jessie Bartlett Davis hails Demerest as a leading Chicago soprano and Roberts as a bold tenor. The program features marches, waltzes, overtures, and selections from Weber & Field, including The Blue Danube, Martha, and Butterflies with interludes and a Burlesque piece.
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Reginald Roberts
Fair Bank
Miss Demerest
Mr. Roberts
Jessie Bartlett Davis
Demerest
Chicago
Indianapolis
Roberts
Soseee Morris Waltzel
Strauss
Bendix
Hartman
Martha
Flotow
Marriage Secret In Out Bespeaks Columbia Cigar Proprieter
Walter H. Alexander owner of the Columbia cigar store at South Illinois street and Miss Naomi G. Hendricks of Eighteenth street and Senate avenue were married a month ago in Greenfield. The couple kept the plan private and announced the union yesterday prompting surprised congratulations from friends. The wedding took place with Rev Powell presiding.
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Columbia Cigar
South
Illinois Street
Naomi G. Pendricks
Eighteenth Street
Senate Avenue
Greenfield
Alexander
Hendricks
Mr. Powell
Gen Lee At Acton Park and A Day of Lectures
Acton Park hosted a notable Sunday with Gen Fitzhugh Lee delivering a Civil War and Cuba era lecture on Peace and War in the United States and Cuba. Earlier events featured Dr J H Martin speaking on Abraham Lincoln, a Mormon lecture by Rev L E Kennedy with Utah scenes, and a varied program drawing large crowds and park visitors from Indianapolis and Shelbyville.
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Moore's Hill College
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Lincoln
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Spain
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McKinley
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United States
America
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Eneral
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Tabernacle
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Dr. Kennedy
Salt Lake City
Grand River
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Brigha Young
Rook Cliffs
Colorado Desert
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Ife
Rocky Mountain States
C. E. Hester
Hester
George Wolf
Emerald Isle
Woman's Home Missionary
J. L. Benedict
Carl Williams
Indianapolis
D. J. Robertson
Charlies Robertson
Esby
Exsle
J. R. Budd
E. Church
Emma Cross
Carl Wert
Harry Duffy
Mary Teel
Shelbyville
Vernis Williams
Robert Meek
Coark
B. W. Gillespie
Clarence Budd
Chas. Akin
B. Shimer Budd
Thompson
Franklin
Miss Jenkins
Aaron Grube
C. W. Tinsley
James Carter
Maggie Smith
New Palestine
John Thalman
Eva Dodge
Thalman
Eleazer Williams on Stage A Lazarre Ties Spark Ring
The Chicago Post notes Otis Skinner plans a stage version of Mary Hartwell Catherwood's Lazarre centering on Eleazer Williams the so called Lost Dauphin. Skinner pursued Oneida records in Green Bay and Rochester clergy circles to ground the drama with new material while preserving elements from the novel.
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Chicago Post
Eleazer Williams
Dauphin
France
Thomas Williams
St. Regis
N. Y
Otis Skinner
Mary Hartwell Catherwood
Lazarre
Catherwood
Home dressmaking hints by May Manton
Square yokes are in vogue and smart shaping the overall look. The article showcases a pretty waist with a new Hungarian sleeve, designed in soft pliable fabrics and mousseline. It describes variations with white and cream lace trim and outlines possible linings and tuck details for different finishes.
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May Manton
Transparent yoke blouse with guided lining pattern details
A sewing pattern description explains a blouse with a transparent effect created by omitting the lining or using a yoke. It covers construction notes, waist shaping, sleeve gathering, and neck stock, plus fabric yardages for multiple widths and sizes and instructions for ordering pattern 4186 from The Journal Pattern Dept Indianapolis.
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the Journal
Indianapolis
Mount Jackson Cemetery Limits Sunday Funerals After Aug 1
Superintendent Speer announced that funerals will not be admitted on Sundays at Mount Jackson Cemetery except for special reasons, aligning with a rule previously implemented by another local cemetery management.
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Speer
Mount Jackson
Ceme
Search for Perfect Man Sermon at Central Avenue Church
Dr Kellogg spoke on A Search for the Perfect Man at Central Avenue M E Church yesterday. He argued the perfect man exists but only when seeking the right standard, shifting with ages, and defined by faith, love, integrity, and inward growth.
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Dr. Kellogg
Athens
England
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Noah
Abraham
David
Professor Fisk
Terme
Christ Jesus
Christ
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