Sunday Church Services Across Local Congregations
A roundup of Sunday and midweek events from First United Evangelical and neighboring churches. Services include Sunday School at 4 p m with music, morning and evening worship, youth and men’s groups, and special program notes. Also listed are pastor names, location cues, and upcoming meetings and children's day observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Evangelical
Ast
Mahon
E. Smoke
Pasop
Chris
First United Brethren
Cleveland-av
Tenth-st
Bible School
Jay Cogan
Maud M. Gardiner
Endeavor
First Baptist
Thomas J. Edwards
West Tuscarawas-st
Tuscarawas-st
McKinley-av
W. J. Ropkins
Wagner
Helen Sigrist
God
Johnson
Baumann
Helen Taylor Willl
Mt. Calvary Baptist
South Cherry-st
Tenderson
S. S
Tvice
Oo! Ladies’ Society
Luther Society
Hursday
Frity
Calvary Presbyterian
Helen Jacob
Hilda Herbruck
Anna Lerch
Donald
Ida Cole
Dorothy Strang
Gerald Koffell
Robin Song
Miss Hay
Catherine Miller
Curtice Slife
William Swineford
Russell Clay
Cleo Braucher
Albert Swineford
Lillian Beard
Gladys Huth
Virginia Riehl
Albert Smith
Blake Masters
Geo. Motz
Jr. C. E
Charles Thompson
C. F. M. Greene
C. E
Theodore P. Bollinger
Wm. Daberko
Hilda Wolfe
John Calvin
Reformed Church
St. Paul A. M. E
Charles St
C. E. Society
Emma Metzger
Charlotte Smith
George Edward Jackson
Edith L. Bronson
Jesus
Clark W Metzger
Brotherhood
Chas Kirchbaum
C. W Metzger
EF. Society
Westminster League
Edgar Everhard
Dueher Avenue
W. O. Hawking
R.A. van Nostran
Epworth League
Herman Weaver Frangelic
Arnold and
Hoover Avenues
J. A. Culler
Philadelphia
J. F. Kahler
Christian Workers
John
Aaron Kieffaber
the Tabernacle
Bethany United Evangelical Church
Corner Lake
Edward Streets
W. Johnson
J. A. Grimm
Christian Endeavor
Glen Shepherd
P. H. Welshimer
Hazel Stanley
P. M. Kendall
Louisville
Mineral Ridge
Canton High School
Perronet
First Church of God
Fourth Street
W. W. Anderson
Philip
Nettro
Church of God Sunday Schools of
Ohio
John Stockberger
Royal and
Oakland Avenues
First United Presbyterian
McKinley Avenue
James A. Lawrence
Most Dangerous Woman In New York Exonerates Man
Judge Swann dismisses Joseph Maho amid claims of insult to a girl as Miss Geraldine Wingate is branded dangerous. Wingate accused of luring girls to flirt then pressing false charges. Maho freed for lack of evidence and Wingate's absence. Church notices follow with union service and activities across First Church of God and First United Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Maho
Wingate
Poges
Chicago
Pittsburgh
White Pigeons At Peace Dinner At Buckingham Palace
London June 7 White pigeons were released at Buckingham Palace during a luncheon for Balkan and Turkish plenipotentiaries from the peace conference. King George and cabinet ministers spoke of anticipated peace. Delegates replied with cautious optimism as talks continued with Greece and Turkey unresolved on minor points. Four Balkan premiers to meet tomorrow at Salonika to settle the Servian Bulgarian Greek controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U. P
Buckingham Palace
George
St. James’ Palace
Balkans
Daneff
Turkey
Greece
Balkan States
Salonika
Suffragists Choose Jail After Balkans Peace Conference Incident
Three suffragists arrested for attempting to disrupt the Balkan peace conference at St James Palace were tried in Bonst police court and offered $5 fine or two weeks in jail. They opted for imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U. P
St. James’ Palace
Bonst
Ohio State Runner in Dash at Wisconsin Track Meet
Rain delayed prelims at the thirteenth annual Western Intercollegiate Track and Field Meet in Madison Wisconsin. Illinois Wisconsin California and Ohio each earned a place in the quarter mile dash with Wisconsin Trinota finishing second and Wisconsin third behind Missouri as rules favored the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Baseball Scoreboard: Athletics Win Twelfth Straight Series
The Athletics cleaned up the Detroit series and extended their winning streak to twelve. The Naps swept the Yankees at home as the Yankees committed six hits in an errorless game. Lewis sparked a late Chicago Mor ton victory with a ninth inning triple driving in Speaker. Walter Johnson pitched another near shutout, holding Brown to five hits. The Cubs outplayed the Braves 12 to 7 but lost after Zimmerman was ejected for kicking. Old Man Wagner saved the Pirates from a shutout as Sea ton limited Pittsburgh to five hits and Honus Wagner drove in a run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Athletics
Naps
Yanks
Lewis
Morton
Speaker
Walter Johnson
Turget
Lavuisi Browna
Jeteht
Cubs
Braves
Zimmerman
Wagner
Pirates
Seaton
Pittsburgh
Honus
Miller
Cravath
Griffith postpones inoculation of team for typhoid vaccine
Washington dispatch reports Griffith will delay inoculation of his hospital crew and baseball team with antityphoid vaccine until season end due to his large list. The Stark City Trolley league reorganized with Jack McGinley as manager and W Kimmel as captain. All players report at Woodland diamonds Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Griffith
Fox
National Baseball Club
Stark Ce Trolley League
Jack McGinley
W Kimmel
Woodland Diamonds
Tryouts for Centrals Massaillon Nationals at Woodland Diamond
Players may attend a trial Sunday at 1 o'clock at Woodland Diamond to join the Centrals Massaillon or Nationals teams. Report at 1 sharp or call Stark at C-7548 for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massaillon
Woodland Diamonde
Stark
Our State Jobs Filled by Cox
Columbus June 7 U P reports that Cox announced state appointments including Kr Defenbaugh to oversee state fire matsral and John W Zueber as state fire marshal with 5000 dollars salary. Frank Harper Knox county superviser of public printing 2000 dollars, John Miller Van Wert county superintendent of public works 4000 dollars, Baar merry W Lattaner Defiance county superintendent of banks 5000 dollars. Harmon and Crawford had been reappointed but not approved by the senate. Lattaner has been acting bank superintendent since Frank E Baxter resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U. P. Jm
Hlarmon
BE. A. Craneford
John W. Zueber
Merry W. Lattaner
Defiance-co
Harmon
Crawford
Senate
Lattaner
Ste
Frank E. Baxter
Also Mentioned on This Page
First
W. J. Schoman
Prt
German Evangelical Church
Herbruck
J. J. Lang
Ernest Koehne
Cleve Md
Rosa and
Oulse Bader
Park Avenue
Aining
Trinity Reformed
St. Pauls Reformed
Osnaburg
Theodore Bucher
A. L. Lotz
Lloyd Werley, Jr
Ruth Sherer
Irene Werley
Zoa Cogan
Mildred Lotz
Sally Sibert
Miss Sherer
Trinity Lutheran
Frank Heilman
Lydia
Trinity Sunday School
Jesus Christ
Luther League
Zion
New Berlin Christian
Trinity United Evangelical
M. E
C. L. Smith
Charles Armstrong
Gladys King
Florence Gould
Dr. Smith
Mr. Strassar
Gethsemane
Salter
le Eture
Bertin
Ary Society
First Presbyterian
St. Paul's Episcopal
Holy Communion
R. Mohrfeld
Serman
Grace
South Market
Charles Streets
J. Theodore Bucher
V. Stimmel
Trade Ricker
Frayer
Bessie Welsbacher
Olga Winter
Gladford Feldheimer
Mary Blackburn
Martin Luther
G. M. Schmucker
Ladies’ Aid Society
Stark-Carrol Lutheran
Martin Luther Church
Meyers Leke
Empire Hall
Tuscarawas and
Walnut Streets
Land of the Golden Sea
Church of the Brethren
Crystal Park
First Christian
N.Y
Louis Klinehinst
M Shiltz
Christian Endeavor Societies
Fred Payne
Miss Geraldine Wingate
Nea
Ohio State
COX
Jake
Askie
Courtney
Aspinwall
West Fifth
Kufahn-Wilson Electric CO
Scinliler Brothers
Canton
Bewest
Schiller Brothers
Schiller Bros
Hirschheimer’s
N. Market
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