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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1892
Page
2
About one hundred members attended the Ritchie District Democratic meeting at Westwood Hall last night. Officers chosen include President Hermann Tunes View, Secretary Ed Hughes, Treasurer Frank Hiller, and Executive Committee John Manian Will Hagedorn Avenso Sehrumis. The committee was tasked with securing permanent quarters.
Fragmentary OCR text shows numbers and names like 30, 31, 004, Pate, Hake, $1.00, Bedttnnd and Unardeleenniy. The readable pieces resemble a damaged classifieds or notice page with monetary values, names, and partial place terms, but no complete events or clear actions to summarize.
A survey of Lent observations from Episcopal Presbyterian and Presbyterian leaders. It argues Lent as a symbol of penitent struggle and self mastery through sacrifice, urging abstinence paired with constructive acts, and notes varied views on whether Lent should be observed as a church rule or personal discipline.
Reports on Catholic and Protestant views of Lent and fasting. Catholic leaders describe Lent as apostolic in origin, with Ash Wednesday as a ritual start and forty six days of abstinence excluding Sundays, plus penitence and almsgiving. Episcopal and Baptist voices offer varied perspectives on discipline, prayer, and how Lent should be observed or interpreted within church life.
A special sale at J. Dillon & Co features rare bargains on artistic china and ivory, silver and wood handled items. The store promotes a continuing four month series with a second sale focusing on umbrellas and a large mantel collection from Fisher's Star Foundry including stoves and hollow ware at low prices.
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