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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1914

Page

4

Harrisburg rail workers parade to tabernacle for Stough sermon

A Harrisburg Railroad Y M C A parade drew about 1,000 Enola men through Walnut and Filbert streets to the tabernacle where Rev. Stough spoke on becoming a new creature in Christ. The crowd filled the area as the old locomotive bell was presented amid songs and remarks praising railroaders.

Railroad Young Men's Christian Association Reily Street Second Street Tabernacle Pennsy Stough Harrisburg Frank Gregory Pennsylvania Railroad Young Men's Christian Association Spooner Capitol Hill

Patriotic Night and G A R Night Planned at Tabernacle

Arrangements are under way for a large patriotic organization night on Thursday December 10 and a G A R night on Friday December 11 at the tabernacle. Organizations wanting parade space and reserved seats should report to ten headquarters 26 South Third street promptly. A Pax tang delegation of about 250 occupied reserved seats last evening. The Rev E B Bidlack pastor of the West Fairview M E Church led opening prayers last night. Shop meetings are set for noon tomorrow along Division street.

Tabernacle South Third Street 8. B. Bidlack Methodist Episcopal Church West Fairview

Whitman Lifelong Christian Endeavor Leader Joins Pine Street Church

Benjamin Whitman, now a deacon at Pine Street Presbyterian, joined by letter from Lewisburg Baptist. Since 1899 he led Lafayette Hall Rescue Mission youth classes, expanded to thirty. taught reading and arithmetic at Lochiel mills. He chaired Dauphin County Christian Endeavor movements and served on state committees.

Benjamin Whitman Pine Street Presbyterian Church Baptist Church of Lewisburg State Street Lafayette Hall Lochiel Mills Christian Endeavor Dauphin County Christian Endeavor Union Good Citizenship Committee State Christian Endeavor Executive

Altoona Tabernacle to Seat Eight Thousand

The Stough tabernacle at Cricket field will use all lumber in Altoona by Friday or Saturday at the latest. Contractor J A Elder announces volunteers are called to help start work Monday morning for the Rev Dr Henry W Stough’s arrival. The edifice will be 128 feet wide.

Altoona Stough Tabernacle Cricket Field J. A. Elder Tabernacle Committee Henry W. Stough

English Beauty Tells Complexion Secrets

A notable English lady shares a simple, inexpensive complexion routine involving mercorized wax as nightly skin peel and saxolite face bath. The author claims the method removes dull skin, chaps, freckles, pimples, and wrinkles with gradual, gentle action.

Elise

Twenty Violent Deaths Reported in November Mines

Northumberland county coroner Dr. Frederick P. Steck records twenty violent deaths in November. Most occurred near mines despite safety efforts and constant emphasis on safety first for workers.

Sunbury Frederick P. Steck Northumberland County

Potter Lid Scalds Man at Harrisburg Home

Harry Rettberg a 35 year old resident of 716 North Nineteenth street was scalded about the face when a coffee pot lid blew off yesterday. He was taken to Harrisburg Hospital for treatment.

Harry Rettberg North Nineteenth Street Harrisburg Hospital

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