St Josephs Catholic Church Sunday Services
The schedule lists First mass at 8 30, Sunday school at 9 50, Second mass at 10 30, Vespers and benediction at 7 30.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1903
Page
7
The schedule lists First mass at 8 30, Sunday school at 9 50, Second mass at 10 30, Vespers and benediction at 7 30.
Central Park Presbyterian church at corner 31st and Washington invites all to Sunday school at 3 and services at 1 am U P meeting at 6 30 preaching at 7 30. Salvation Army 2512 Washington between Need Motel and Opera house in charge Capt Crispin holds Sunday school at 2 30 and street meeting at 7 30 with inside strike at 8. Everyone welcome.
Morning subject The Gospel of Determination. Evening subject The Divine Teaching of Everyday Scientific Facts. The Message of the Clouds. Sunday school at 12 15. Endeavor at 6 30. Evening service at 7 30. The first of a series of nature sermons.
Church schedules list Good Shepherd at 7:30 p.m. evening service and 7:30 a.m. early celebration with memorial and communion. Alfred Brown rector hopes a visiting bishop spends Sunday in Ogden. Lie Baptist Church holds morning worship at 11 with a sermon and new members. evening at 7:30 on The Home theme. First Church of Christ Scientist reports services at 11 a.m. with Sunday school at 10:15 and a Wednesday meeting. Free reading rooms open daily 2 to 5 p.m.
The text references the Methodist Episcopal Church located on Twenty fourth street one half block east of a central point.
A sensational column attacks ministers of Ogden and accuses reformers of allying with railway men. The piece claims the reformers label railway workers as thieves and Bunco operators to curry favor with rail interests, provoking public backlash.
District Judge Henry H. Nolapp hears multiple divorce matters. Eva Johnson vs T. C. Johnson ends in default with support claims. Maud Flewering vs W. Blewelling grants temporary alimony and attorney fees. Fannie F. Withee vs Wm. Withee allows withdrawal and substitution. The column also critiques Frank Cannon’s reform crusade and defends Christian ministers amid alleged misrepresentation.
Samuel Blair, pastor, invites the public to Sabbath services at Washington Ave near the courthouse. Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. Morning preaching at 11:00, Epworth League at 0:30 p.m., evening preaching at 7:30. Special music each Sabbath morning and evening. Mid week prayer service Wednesday at 7:30. All seats are free. Public cordial invitation.
Swedish Lutheran Church at Twenty third and Jefferson announces morning service at 10 45 English Sunday school at 12 15 and evening service at 8 with subject Church going and chorus singing pastor A L Elmquist resides 2305 Jefferson avenue all are welcome.
Laxative tablet advert promotes Bromo Quinine to cure a cold in one day. Each box, priced 25 cents, bears E W Groves signature and offers money back if it fails to cure. Drug stores stock the remedy.
The author condemns ongoing criticisms of the city administration, accusing a rival publisher of seeking political gain and to provoke a response from the Standard. The piece vows to ignore the sensational claims and treat them as unfounded.
The Maccabees Silver Tent No 1 held a largely attended meeting electing officers including Past Commander Hatch Commander Harris Lieut. Commander Cochrane Chaplain Cross and others. After the review members enjoyed a banquet prepared by Lee Donut and Patterson, praised as delicious. Dean's Ointment advertised for skin conditions.
Pete Rafferty faced robbery charges but case dismissed as witnesses failed to attend. forfeited bail. James Archibald and John Jones fined 16 dollars each for fighting. J W Ryan discharged after causing disturbance. fined 10 dollars for prior disturbance. William Ross arrested for a supposed stolen overcoat. he claimed drunkenness. John Doe 50 dollars and Frank Cunningham 5 dollars and J C O'Brien 5 dollars forfeited for drunkenness.
The Weber Club of Ogden receives invitations to a Second Annual Banquet with Salt Lake City's Commercial Club on December 14 1903 at 8 PM. The event aims to cement reciprocal relations between the two leading state commercial centers and invites guests with five dollar per plate charges.
Clothier Fred M Nye will open his store in a new building financed by Commercial National Bank. The new quarters offer about 150 percent more floor space including a finished basement for trunk and resale, new hats and showcases, and a larger stock with a full line of men's shoes. The store aims to be one of the finest clothing shops in the state and an Ogden credit.
In judge Kenny H Relapp s morning session the district court heard several motions as follows Gertrude E Macdonell vs Ogden Rapid Transit Co continued Clara Glasemayer vs A W Brown demurrer advisement Liberty Irrigation Co vs William Emith et al demurrer to counter claim continued James Sriggs vs Strong Canyon Water Co demurrer to amended complaint advisement Adolph Eliott vs Wain IL Taylor et al demurrer overruled
The record lists several civil actions with demurrers. Frank M Farrell vs Colorado Fuel and Tron Co and others continued. Martha J Late vs William Lodson and others continued. Kiesel & Co vs Central Construction Co demurrer overruled with 20 days to answer. William Blythe vs UTP Co demurrer continued. Jana I Warner administrator ts Us tl 2 1 Co motion for new trial continued.
Peter Russell foreman of a railroad bridge crew died attempting to save a special train near Ontario Oregon. Russell and three crewmen were returning from Washoe on a handcar when the train approached. two men jumped, Russell and another man tried to lift the handcar off the track as the locomotive struck it, hurling Russell sixty feet and injuring others.
The readable fragment notes a man named Lut who died shortly after an incident. The text provides no further names, dates, or locations and lacks full context about the events leading to the death.
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