Local Churches Schedule Sunday Services Across Ogden
The Ogden paper lists multiple church activities including Swedish Lutheran at Twenty third and Jefferson with a Sunday service at 3:30 and a future pause. First Congregational with minister Godfrey Matthews hosting at 10 a.m.. Second Congregational Five Points led by King Freeman Matthews with 2:36 p.m. service. First Presbyterian on Twenty fourth Street with morning worship and Sunday school. Church of the Good Shepherd near the post office with 9:45 a.m. Sunday School and 11 a.m. service. First Methodist Episcopal on Twenty fourth Street detailing morning and evening services. First Christian Church on Madison Avenue offering a 10 a.m. Sunday school and 2 p.m. union service. German-English English Lutheran and other denominations listed with pastors and service times.
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Jefferson
Joan C. Romer
First Congregational Church
Ogden
Godfrey Matthews
dAlvine
Milas Elena McGuire
F.C. Altringham
Denver
Colo
First Christian Church
Daniels
Second Congregational Church
King
Wieter
J. C. Sinmans
First Presbyterian Church
John Edward Carver
L On
Christian Church
Church OF the Good Shep. Herd
Grant Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
John W. Hyslop
Trinity
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Fourth Street
Chris- Ann R. Garver
Itomer
Selp
Epworth Sengne
Erat Christan Church
Res. Daniels
First’ Christian Church
Madison Avenue
Biola School
G'Elork
Yor
Springer
Mper
C. W. F. Daniels
Paul
Daniela
Tin’ Universe
Elim English Lutheran Fcirit
Church OF Christ, Sci‘shurch—Canier
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23Rd Street
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Olson
Rive Ass
Thisling
al- National Bank Bullling
Lindstore
Kansa
Tin
the Standard
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Pasenger
Secasion
Weber Civer
Wall Avenue
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Contradt
Charles Morris
Ogden Daily Commercial
Utah National Bank
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The
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Wilt King
Gideon Pronper
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S. W. Knapp
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George F. Brown
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HT. Hulaniski
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Utah Loan & Trust
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Agricultural College
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A. J. Cropssy
WT. Wedell
Mound Fort
Terrace sulesSivision
Weber County
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Moron Purller
James E
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Hall
Washington Avenue
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Arlinetom
Central
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Lewis Camp
Oden Canyon
SAS
M. C. Silvey
Duelorss
Mississippi
al Powers
Joe Rattey
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Western Union
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Omaha
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Pacific
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S Alioit
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Routh Mmaha
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Fred Ad Pivarded
A. TR. Loywood
Elty
A. ‘ Ware
Ogden School Distri
Utah
New England
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Weenie Leerdon
Ogden Gun Club
Browning
Brewer
J. Dermody
Reed Hotel
County Court House
Plain City
Corte | Miltrees
Ogden River
Ogden Canyon
Charley Nelson
George Lashus
Inslow
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