Helmets of German Leaders Exhibited at Methodist Centenary
Three helmets said to have belonged to German figures von Bethmann Hollweg and von Lendorff will be displayed in Columbus Ohio during the Methodist Centenary Celebration June 18 to July 14. Lowell Thormar, a world traveler, will present travel notes and show Berlin riot photos and Palestine scenes from General Allenby’s era. Thomas entered Germany during upheaval without passports, hiding on the border and slipping past a Swiss guard on his third try.
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Kaiter Wiltttam
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Lueendorff
Columbus
Germany
Lowell Thormar
Berlin
Thomas
Palestine
Alient
Drit Mh
Wayfarer pageant to open Methodist Centenary in Columbus
Hel en Nischl tl will be the dramatic lyric soprano soloist in The Wayfarer the great religious pageant for the Methodist Centenary in Columbus from June 20 to July 13 Henry Herbert and Mme Blanche Yurka will lead speaking parts Viola Polis contralto will be a soloist The pageant will be staged in America s largest arena the Coliseum on exposition grounds seating about 50 000 Nearly 1000 costumed characters and a chorus of 1000 voices will perform
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Blanche Yurka
Columbus
Henry Herbert
Exposition Grounds
Coliseum
America
Helen Nischtlt
Coleimbaes
Mme
Viola Polis
Methodists to mobilize for Centenary Celebration drive
Dr Fred Fischer of New York leads a nationwide Methodist mobilization in Columbus from June 16 to July 18 as 78 000 committeemen and 150 trained executives prepare a four year plan. The aim is a great Victory Celebration to unite the church, inspire faith, and energize work for the next century.
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Fred Fischer
New York
Columbus
Methodist Church
United States
Fisher
Negro Day Planned as Centenary Visitors Arrive
July 7 events invite visitors to Methodist Centenary in Columbus and nearby sites. Trips include John Stewart’s birthplace in Upper Sandusky and Ben Slauby’s grave in Otterbein cemetery. Monday July 7 is Siegro Day with a pageant by The Crisis editor W E B Du Bois and colored participants in the Coliseum.
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Necro Methodists
Columbus
Upper Sandusky
John Stewart
Ben Slauby
Nelle Gray
Otterbein
Ohio
W. EF. Dubois
New York
Ethiopia
Aged Minister Passes to Eternal Reward
The remains of Rev. D. Clepiea neu, who died at mAwi City Tennessee, were buried at Emory cemetery. Rev. EB, pastor of the deceased, and Weaver, president of Emory, attended the service. The Lecomte Sixtyeeron.
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mAwi City
Tenk
Emory
The
Emory Cemetery
Weaver
Lecomte
Hishop Qi Go Waterhouse
Emory T
Drs
John C
OH. Price
Bristol
Ane
Martin
Ss. D. Lone
Abingdon
Ada
Pastor
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