Church Service Hours and Schedules Across Local Congregations
A listing of weekly worship times for Our Lady of Consolation Lutheran and Methodist churches. Services include mass times 6:30 and 8:00 am, 7:30 pm vespers and benediction, Sunday School at 9:00 am, morning worship 10:15 am, Luther League 6:30 pm, midweek 7:30 pm, and a Fourth quarterly meeting set for July 5, 1917 with Rev C M Van Pelt presiding.
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OUR Lady OF Consolation
Aloys M. Fish
Luther Spaid
Luther League
Methodist Episcopal
John Wesley Shock Pastor Sunday Notices
Sunday School at 9:00 worship at 10:30 on The Doubter Cured. Christian Endeavor each Sunday evening and prayer meeting Wednesdays. Delegates report Columbus Grove MA convention. Children’s Day program at Hebron Sunday evening. All welcome.
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John Wesley Shock
Columbus Grove
M. A
Hebron
Sunday church schedule with special music by Carey Band
Minister H. D. Shultz announces Sunday school at 9:00 A M and preaching at 10 15 A M. A special music sermon follows at 7 30 P M with G V Sutphen directing the musical portion. Union service at St Paul at 2:00 P M with Carey Band attendance.
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Carey Band
G. V. Sutphen
St. Paul
Christian Science Services Announced for Week
The notice lists Sunday services at 10 15 a m and 1 5 p m, Wednesday meeting at 7 30 p m, and Sunday school at 9 00 a m in Hoff block on South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Society
Hoff
South Street
New Grinding and Polishing Machine for Optician
Mr. Neu purchases a R. BE. Neu grinding and polishing machine to arrive mid July and exhibit at the Columbus optical convention July 9 to 14. The machine is described as the most complete of its kind and will allow Neu to produce any lens his patients require.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. BE. Neu
Columbus
Neu
Auto Party Visits Carey Water Works Park Relives Picnic
Pemberville party led by Geo H Speck tours Bradner Fostoria Carey and Upper Sandusky visiting the water works park and Old Mission cemetery. The account notes a tall 100 foot flagpole, a green house visit, a humorous exchange about outfits, and a Star Spangled Banner program with Carey and Marion speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemberville
Geo. H. Speck
Ford
Mr. Speck
Bradner
Fostoria
Carey
Johnson
Carey Times
Old Mission
Upper Sandusky
John Haag
Hipe
H. R. Warren
Marcene Hobart
C. C Greiner
Brother Speck
the Grove
McCutchenville
H. G Chambers
Grant E Mouser
Marion
G F Aldrich
Helena
Columbia
Uncle Sam
Hohwald School
Farm boys blamed for depredations on farms
Farmers nationwide report boys with slingshots and air guns harassing livestock scaring cattle and taking eggs. They organize to end trespassing and will pursue legal action if needed.
Replacing Onions in Summer Harvests
A large portion of onions failed this summer with many vacant plots re planted to corn and carrots reducing onion crops and altering field plans.
Parochial School Notes Farewell Marks Last Week
Parochial school pupils and teachers mark the end of an era with a farewell gift and honor certificates. Seventh and eighth graders and former pupils earned high credits for the term, while missing students have credit totals noted. Certificates of honor will be presented at Sunday service, with primary grades receiving grade cards Monday and a school picnic planned for the following day.
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Margaret Myers
Marguerite Simonis
Loretta Krupp
Leocadia Pahl
Ira Evans
John Greer
Joseph Jenet
Vincent Mangett
Irene Pahl
Henry O'Flaherty
Orville Simonis
Ida Myers
Joseph Fox
Irene Bees
Francis McLaughlin
Lawrence Pahl
Palladius Collet
Sundy
War Department seeks 70 000 single men in 1917 enlistment drive
The War Department announces 70 000 new regular army recruits needed for infantry and field artillery to reach 300 000 war strength. 18 to 40 year olds with no dependents are urged to enlist before June 30 1917, with training facilities ready and delays risking lost time.
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Ini
Cavalry
Engineers
Coast Artillery
Signal Corps
Quartermaster Corps
Regular Army
War Department
Regular
Old Wheat Rethreshing Proves Profitable In Nebraska
Reports from Nebraska note farmers rethreshing old wheat straw stacks and earning from $1 to $150 per bushel. Straw stacks two to three years old yielded 100 to 200 bushels per producer. The practice began in the southern part of the state and spread widely, prompting conservation boards to monitor potential food-supply gains.
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Nebraska
Detroit native Miss Caroline Smith to graduate from conservatory
Miss Caroline Smith of Detroit and formerly of this city will graduate from the Detroit Conservatory of Music Friday June 22 with a teacher's certificate in public school drawing. She is the daughter of Mrs. Nettie Smith.
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Caroline Smith
Detroit
Detroit Conservatory of Music
Nettie Smith
Cram Family Attend Wooster Poultry Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cram and sons Ramon and Donald left early to attend a field meeting of the Ohio Poultry Breeders Association at Wooster, where Mr. Cram serves as president.
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C. E. Cram
Ramon
Donald
Ohio Poultry Breeders’ Association
Wooster
Mr. Cram
Found Lens for Hupmobile lamp at Patterson's store
A lamp for a Hupmobile was found and turned in to Patterson's store. The owner is asked to call the store to reclaim the item. The notice notes the find location and the contact information.
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Patterson’s
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the Fisk
Fisk
Johnson & Miller
Our Church Directory
Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
United Evangelical Church
H. D. Shultz
Marguerite Derr
Emma Weaver
Clara Weaver
Pauline Pahl
Jeanette Weaver
Edith Carr
Helen Petrie
Harry Myers
Zella Bakies
Lawrence Pahl Palladius Collet
S. S. Hart
W.R. Kurtz
Ift
Batnaenead
Geo. W. Bish
Grocer
W.H Houk
West Main Street
W. H. Hawk
Amos Nye
Ogg Block
W. A. Kennerley
Ewing
Vance Street
N. Vance St
Rs Hof
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