People’s Sunday Evening aids Rochester church outreach
In Rochester New York a church led by Rev Paul Moore Strayer launched the People’s Sunday Evening, twenty theatre meetings to bring church messages to nonattenders. With labor and civic leaders on a diverse planning committee, audiences averaged above forty dollars per night in gifts and attendance topped 30 000 with about 10 000 individuals impacted, expanding church influence without coercion.
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Hayes Robbins
Atlantic Monthly
Livy S. Richards
Rochester Evening Times
People’s Church
Jeffrey R. Brackett
Boston School For Social Workers
Survey Press Bureau
Rochester
N.Y
Paul Moore Strayer
Third Presbyterian Church
Strayer
East Avenue
Rochester Ministerial Association
Central Council of the Trades Unions of Rochester
People’s
Walter Rauschenbusch
Rochester Theological Seminary
Henry H. Stebbins
Chamber of Commerce
Central Labor Creatization
League For Social Service
Open air mass opens Catholic Sioux congress in North Dakota
Unusual and impressive features marked the solemn high mass at the opening of the Catholic Sioux congress of North Dakota celebrated by Rev. Albert Negahnquet, the sole full blood Indian priest. The ceremony, held before a sky vaulted altar, drew many Catholic Sioux Indians encamped at St. Michael's and spotlighted the tradition of early mission shrines. Rev. William H. Ketcham of the Catholic Indian Missions joined the rites. Negahnquet works among Chippewas in Minnesota.
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Sioux Congress
North Dakota
Albert Negahnquet
William H. Ketcham
Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
Washington, D. C
St. Michael's
Father Negahnquet
Minnesota
Prosperity Week at Mothesoty Furniture Sale Marks Big Discounts
A window sign guide from Jackson's at 986 Main Street promotes clear eye catching signs. Mothesoty announces a summer sale with Nothnagle marking many house furnishings at one fourth off and many odd lots at half price. Read full ad on last page and visit the popular furniture and carpet store before sale ends.
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Jackson’s
Main Street
Motheso Ty
Nothnagle
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Bridgeport Land & Title CO
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DE F. Wheeler
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Treas
Egbert Marsh
Bion
OMY Savings Bank
Nitea Bank Building
Main ST
Bridgeport, Conn
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Hayes Fish Company
Water Street
Market OF
Broch’s Delicatessen
Frankforts
Schlitz Milwaukee
WULN
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Complete House Furniers
John Street
Omehi Cafe
E. H. Reed
Dan Cooney
Corner Cedar
Capes Eleco
ESEES
Kossuth
Bridgeport Trust CO
Aicees Depository
F. W. Marsh
E. H. Judson
Nova Scotia
Ss. Loewith & Co
Bank St
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Gallatin
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Pannaci
Long Branch
N. J
Parker, Jeweler
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Nothnngle’s
Td Main St
Fairfield Ave
Gregory
Stratford
Conn
Westport
Hawthorne Inn
Onis
FIRE
OLD Homestead Cafe
Ine Nee Lager
Lees
Keith
Seerr & Stratfield Hotel
Tailors and Furnishers
Farrell
Blue Ribbon Auto & Carriage CO
Harley-Davidson Motor Cycles
Velie
Liberty
Liberty Special
Bridgeport Bicycles
J. L. Bloomer
Ice and Salescu
Broad St
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