Busy Sunday for Churches in Cumberland Region
A long list of services fills Sunday across Cumberland with many churches offering Sunday School at 9:30 to 10:45 a.m. sermons at 11 a.m. and evening services. Notable events include temperance pledges at United Brethren, German and English services at St Luke's, and Union Gospel meetings ongoing through the week led by local pastors and guest speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Cor. Race and
4Th Streets
H. Eugene Richardson
Walter Devon
St. Stephen's
All Circle Social
Agar Chapel
Gerard
Grace M. BE
Church South
W S. Nicholson
Albin Hawkins
Epworth League
Boy Scouts of America
Ladies of the Philathia
Grace M. E. Church
South
G. M. Mayer's
St. Paul’s English Lutheran Church
Baltimore
Centre Streets
Martin Luther Enders
Kirst Baptist
Bedford Street
Columbia Street
Herbert F. Loomis
A. Reichel
Anti-Saloon League
Centre Street M. KE
St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Cc. F. Bergner
Richard Schmidt
Washington, D. C
Methodist Protestant Church
Cumberland Circuit
Wilbur M. Snyder
Marion St
Melvin Chapel
Christian Endeavor
Junior Christian Endeavor
Mapleside
Centre Street
M. E
Joseph Dawson
T. M. Ware
Anti-Saloon League of Maryland
Mr. Leavitt
Leavitt
W. S. Morgan
Union Gospel
Trinity Lutheran Church
N. Centre Street
M. Gillmeier
St. John's
First Church Christian Sientist
Cumberland
South Centre Street
St. Mark’s Reformed Church
Park and Harrison Street
E. P. Skyles
the Evangelical Association
Bethel Church
Third
Seymour Streets
Y. P
Calvary Church
J. Edgar Walter
First Presbyterian Church
G. E. Moffatt
D. D
Duke Memorial
Zion Reformed Church
North Mechanic Street
Smith Street
R. O. Castos
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Collapse of Germany’s Campaign Across the Front
The report lists eight Russian armies facing German Austro Hungarian forces led by von Hindenburg and Dankl. Armies include Rennenkampf 1, Skiginsky 2, Mistchenko 3, Gilinsky 4, Plehwe 5, Ewerth 6, Radkow Dmitriev 7, Brouseilow 8 with totals around 1.35 million, later reinforced.
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von Hindenburg
Dankl
Rennenkampf
Skiginsky
Mistchenko
Hindenburg
Gilinsky
Guards
von Plehwe
Sixth Army
Ewerth
Seventh Army
Radkow Dmitriev
Eighth Army
Brouseilow
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Trinity M. &. Church
Grand Exenue
Tat and
2Nd Streets
Ll. Hammond
Epworth
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
the Nev
Cleveland Hicks
Holy Cross
Peterage
St. Philip’s Chapel
South Cumberland Baptist Mission
Virginia Avenue
Europe
Luther League
McKendree M. E
C. S. Briggs
B. C
Narrows Park
David G. Pile
Narrows Park M. E
K. G. Pile
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
North Centre Street
SS. Peter and Paul's Catholic Church
Fayette Street
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Oldtown Road
Frederick and
Decatur Streets
J. C. McFady
Kingsley M. E. Church
William Street
J. M. Carroll
Seventh Day Adventist
Woodman’s Hall
Gross Bros
S. & H. Green
Germany
Dussn
Sibrenow
Konskie
Lomza
Krasnik
Anno Poy’ Aierz
Bieles
Jamosy
Tomasi
Ch Lad
Real
H. Holzshu & Co
Ate. Insurance
Bondina
Maryland
Third Nations Ba
United States Government Observatory
Walter Powell&sons CO
Balto
Ava
Polidayas
John A. Fulton & CO
Baltimore and
Lilberty Sta