Sunday Church Services Across City Churches
An extensive list of Sunday worship, Sunday schools, and evening programs across churches in the city. Includes Episcopal, Congregational, Baptist, M E, Zion, German Lutheran, and Universalist houses of worship with service times, Holy Communion, choir concerts, and special events led by pastors such as Rev. H F Rockwell, Rev. George J Sutherland, Rev. Benjamin Root, Rev. W H Jepson, Rev. Stephen F Sherman, Rev. Charles W Findley, and Rev. John M Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Episcopal’ Church
Kosputh Street
Washington Park
St. George's Church
Clinton and
Beechwood Avenues
H. E. Kelly
W. H. Jefferys
Philadelphia
St. James's Day
St. Luke's
Stratford Avenue
Sixth Street
W. H. Jepson
F. S
Young Men's Club
Scouts
Woos
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Parkl
Fairfield Avenues
Stephen IF. Sherman
Sjr
Charles W. Findley
William F H. Jefferys
St. Aghn’s Hospital
Shanghai
China
Charles Findlay
United Congregational Church
Comer Gilbert and
Broad Streets
Charles F. Aked
D. D
New York City
Chofr
Harry Hale Pike
Aked
Presley
Beethoven
America
Charles P. Scott
Olivet Congregational Church
Main Street
North Avenue
George Olver Tamblyn
Speer
Simpson
Chris‘ian
Jesus
M. E. Church
An and Noble Avenues
Everett A. Barnes
Mnister
H. A. Chaffee
Brotherhood
Newfield M. BE
Stratford
Central Avenues
Daniel M. Lewis
Wade Smith
W. Dew
Smith
Epworth League
Burning Bush
The
West Orchestra
Universalist Church of the Reveemer
Fairfield Avenue
Broad Street
William Wallace Rose
Mr. Rose
New York
Young People’s Christian Union
For What Does the Church Stand Topic Explored
Dr. J. R. Brown will discuss the church’s purpose in a Y M C A afternoon address. The talk is the second in a series on the young man and his relation to the church. Brown is pastor of the First Baptist Church and active with the American Baptist Board of Foreign Missions and civic initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Brown
Brown
Association
Beeves
First Baptist Church
American Baptist Board of Foreign Missions
Broa
Barnard's Lincoln to Stand in Central Cincinnati Park
George Grey Barnard's bronze Abraham Lincoln was exhibited in New York before a Cincinnati committee led by Charles P. Taft arranged its permanent home. The statue shows Lincoln standing with folded hands, looking forward, to be placed near Cincinnati's center in a public park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grey Barnard
Abraham Lincoln
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Cincinnati
Catholic Services List In City Churches and Schedules
A compiled notice lists daily and Sunday masses at multiple churches including St Augustine's on Washington avenue and Pequonnock street St Mary's Pembroke street St Sacred Heart Myrtle avenue St Joseph's Madison avenue St Charles East Main street St Peter's Howard avenue St Rosary East Washington avenue St Patrick's North avenue St John's Slovak Brooks street St Anthony's Colorado avenue St Michael's Sterling street St Stephen's Spruce St George's Lith R C church Ark avenue with priests names and mass times for low and high masses children's masses and vesper hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine’s
Washington Avenue
Pequonnock Street
St. Mary's
Pembroke Street
Steuben Street
John J. Murphy
Sacred Heart
Myrtle Ave‘nue
Richard Moore
LL. D
St. Joseph's Madison Avenue
Hubert Dahme
St. Charles
East Main Street
Patrick MacGivney
Holy Rosary
East
Rov
Angelo de Toro
St. Patrick’s
North Avenue
John Lynch
St. John’s of Nepomuck Slovak
Brooks Street
Andrew Komara
St. George's Lith. R. C. Church
Ark Avenue
A. Pankovski
Rest and Climb as a Path to Higher Ground
Poem excerpt by Lucy Larcom from At the Beautiful Gate reflects a soul seeking rest through continual ascent. It contrasts earthly bounds with horizons that invite spiritual elevation and divine rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Lucy Larcom
War Ban On Knitted Goods Hits Japanese Industry
Tokio December 16 The British war ban on knitted goods will deal a severe setback to Japan's knitting sector. Ten months to October 31 shipments valued at about 9 million dollars to Britain face disruption with 6 million more in contracted deliveries up to June. Factories may shut and thousands lose work. Japan urged rescission. Britain postponed enforcement to January 1 hoping for a solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Great Britain
Japan
Building permits issued for thirty properties and costs
Building commissioners granted permits totaling 49 325 dollars for two family houses on Beechmont avenue and Marion street, cottages on Pequonnock and Hawley avenues, frames and garages on multiple streets, a block of stores on East Main and Stratford, and plans for a Standard Oil Co office building to unite departments in Admiral street with a 130 by 40 foot footprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beechmont Avenue
George Raymond
Marion Street
N. de Palma
Hancock Avenue
Jasper Huhnand
Harborview Avenue
Isabelle Doyle
Pequonnock Street
Maria Scanoille
Hawley Avenue
Helen Y. Ryan
Howard Avenue
Monumental Bronze Co
Ann Street
William B. Meyer
Dodd Street
New England Development Co
Stella Street
J. W. Beach Corp
Livingston Place
Martin Ryan
East Main Street
Stratford Avenue
John J. Kaseman
Park Avenue
Ernst C. Adams
Standard Oil Co
Admiral Street
Sailor Wins Seamen's Return Ticket Debate
A well dressed man claims to be a sailor and challenges a clerk over seamen's return tickets. The clerk doubts him until the station master intervenes and grants the ticket, declaring he is a sailor. The exchange includes comic insults about a “leather necked son of a sea cook.”
Saxony to purchase and own its coal fields
Dresden reports Saxony will buy and own its coal fields to end long standing speculation. Existing privately owned fields will be operated as before but cannot be extended or privately bought. The reform aims to curb speculative purchases and protect public benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Saxony
Shakespeare in France Quotation by Achard Cited
A French rendering of a Shakespeare line "Frailty, thy name is woman" appears in Achard's tale as "Fragilite, c est le nom d une femme" noted by Strauss. The snippet also mentions Christmas trees wreaths and roping associated with John Reck 2008.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achard
Strauss
John Reck
Letter to the editor argues against egg consumption and poultry farming
George C. Porter of Syracuse urges readers to study government bulletins on nutrition and replace eggs with fruits and raisins to cut living costs. He questions egg safety and ethics, notes cheap calories from raisins and apples, praises Mother Nature foods, and hints at farming without poultry if he owns land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Post-Standard
The
Post-Standard
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
United States
Tilden
Denver
Col
Trolley Official Offers Free Ride and Transfer
A Birmingham Age Herald item notes a trolley official on a car that struck a woman and carried her for a block on the fender promises no charge for the ride and a transfer. In New York the French Consul General requires all men born in 1898 in the United States to report their names by February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Age-Herald
New York
United States
Leonardi's Liver-Aid touted for women and vitality
Ad promotes Leonardi's Liver-Aid as a safe vegetable tonic to boost liver and stomach function. It claims to relieve constipation and bilious symptoms without calomel, and advertises 50 cents at Hin dle's Drug Stores located at 987 Main and 909 Main streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonardi
Hindle
Main Street
First Jewish Club Opens in Copenhagen
The first Copenhagen Jewish club opened with an address by American Minister Dr Maurice Francis Egan. The club consists of young Jews and aims to foster a future for young Jews in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Maurice Francis Egan
Egan
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Benday School
H. F. Rock
Vary Episcopal Church
Wellseet
Corner
George J. Sutherland
Christchurch
Courtland Street
J. G. Laddler
Park Street
Congregational Church
Barnumvenue
Gerald H. Beard
West End Congregational Church
Colorado Avenue
Fairfield Evenee
State Street
Ralph Herert White
Men’s Brotherhood
Bethany Chapel
North Main Street
Wilson R. Stewart
Efinesday
Salvation Army
Elm Street
Edwin J. Perrett
West and
Washington Avenues
John Richard Brown
C. E. Society
Second Baptist Church
Kossuth
Arctic Streets
Frank C. Rideout
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Frank C. Rideous
Calvary Paptist Church
Connecticut
Agen
Rors Street
W. B.stor
M. E
George M. Brown
Clinton W. Strang
Broad and
Gregory 'Streets
William H. Bley
A. M
First Presbyterian Church
State
Myrtle Avenue
John MacLaren Richardson
First German Lutheran Zion Church
Grand and
Catherine Streets
H. Wehmeyer
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Lafayette Street
Barnard
Lincoln
Park
St. Peter’s
Howard Ave
Rev
Thomas Kelly
St. Anthony's
E. J. Plunkett
St. Michael's
Sterling Street
Alphonse L. Figlewski
St. Stephen's
Spruce
Bostwick Avenue
Stephen Chernitzky
Sailor
Shakespeare
France
George C. ,Porter
Syracuse
Liberal
W. K. Mollan
Southern New ‘England Telephone Company
Bridgeport
Port Jefferson
Steamer Park City
Jefferson
M. Tooker
John F. Fay
Superior Fabrics
Postoffice News
Postoffice Arcade
Bridgep
Pictorial Review
Wheeler & Howes Co
Coal and Mason’s
East End
Congress St.bridge
Main ST
Barnum
Sprague Ice & Coal CO
E. Wash. Ave
Highland Spring Water CO
Warren Street
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