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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1914

Page

4

Million Bibles for Soldiers Theme on Anti Tuberculosis Sunday

Churches observe a nationwide appeal for a million nickels to fund Testaments for soldiers and sailors in war hospitals camps and prisons. The World Sunday School Association led by H J Heinz and John Wanamaker will cover administration while Bible societies handle distribution with no cost to donors. Detailing bookmarks as receipts each child’s nickel contributes to relief efforts, with remittances directed to Arthur M Harris.

World’s Sunday School Association United States World's Sunday School Association H. J. Heinz John Wanamaker National Bible Societies Metropolitan Tower New York City Arthur M. Harris

Revered Bergman and Greene Active in Stough Campaign

The Rev. P. K. Bergman pastor of Rutherford Heights and Paxtonia United Evangelical Churches co operates in the Stough campaign. He helped with tabernacle construction street meetings and joined committees. The Rev. Albert Josiah Greene of Second Baptist Church also serves on the executive committee and has filed thirty eight accessions for his church.

Bergman Stough Campaign P. K. Bergman Great Stough Rutherford Heights Paxtonia United Albright College Tabernacle Albert Josiah Greene Second Baptist Church Cameron Street Market First Baptist Church

Church Schedules and Sermon Titles Across Local Parishes

A detailed list of Sunday services and class times from multiple churches including Reform ed, Salem, St. John's, St. Andrew's, Curtin Heights, Grace, Fifth Street, Stevens Memorial, Asbury, Coxestown, Calvary, Covenant, Pine Street, and Market Square. Entries include sermon topics such as The Great Awaken ing, The Incarnation, Isaiah's Hero, and The Unutterable Peace, with times for Sunday school and Christian Endeavor.

Harry Nelson Bassler Salem Ellis N. Kremer Homer Skyles C. E St. John’s J. W. Massman Incarnation St. Andrew's Penbrook W. R. Hartzell St. Matthew's Enola Curtin Heights Williams Ridge Avenue John H. Daugherty the Tabernacle Stough Grace J. D. Fox D. D Tabernacle Fifth Street B. H. Hart Stevens Memorial Clayton Albert Smucker Calvary Frank P. MacKenzie Christian Endeavor Covenant Harvey Klaer Pine Street Lewis Seymour Mudge Market Square W. B. Cooke Cathedral State Street Monsignor M. M. Hassett St. Lawrence Walnut P. D. Huegel St. Francis, Market Fifteenth Street D. J. Carey Sacred Heart William Dailey St. Mary's Maclay John O'Donnell

Episcopal Services At St Augustine Camden and St Pauls

St Augustine Camden lists morning prayer and sermon by Rev E R Bennett and Rev Floyd Afton with services at 12 30 Sunday school 7 30 evensong and addresses Holy communion at 8 morning prayer and sermon at 11 Sunday school 2 30 and 7 20 St Stephen's led by Rev Rollin A Sawyer with holy communion at 8 Sunday school 11 and 4 evening prayer with address

St. Augustine’s E. L. Henderson E. Robert Bennett St. Augustine’s Church Camden N. J St. Paul's Floyd Appleton St. Stephen’s Rollin A.sawyer St. Andrew's James F. Bullitt St. Paul’s D. D St. Augustine Episcopal Church Mr. Bennett Young People’s Missionary Society The Messiah Lutheran Church

Church schedules listed for Lutheran and Baptist congregations

A consolidated listing shows multiple churches with pastors and service times. Entries include Zion Zion Lutheran, Messiah, New Cumberland, Christ, Bethlehem, St. Mark's, St. Matthew's, Trinity Camp Hill, Memorial, Redeemer, Green Street, Pleasant View, Sixth Street, St. Paul's Wormleysburg, Tabernacle, Second, First Church of Christ, St. Andrew's, Harris Street, and holiday observances for December 6–12 with saints' days noted. Each entry provides pastor names and schedule details for worship, Sunday school, Christian Endeavor, and related activities.

A. G. Wolf Christian Endeavor Christ Thomas Reisch Tabernacle Bethlehem J. Bradley Markward D. D St. Mark's West Fairview Zion Enola Augsburg A. Maxwell Stamets Men's League St. Matthew’s E. E. Snyder Trinity Camp Hill FE. D. Weigle L. C. Manges Junior Luther League Senior Luther League E. Victor Roland Green Street Pleasant View George W. Harper Jr. C. E Sr. C. EL Sixth Street

Preachers Boost Red Cross Seal Sale in Harrisburg

Harrisburg observes Anti Tuberculosis Sunday with sermons across churches promoting the Red Cross Christmas seal drive. 300,000 seals arrive for distribution as John Fox Weiss chairs the campaign and church services outline education and benefits for poor children.

Harrisburg Red Cross Freund Ohev Sholem Temple H. W. Stough Great Tabernacle Lewis Mudge Pine Street Presbyterian Church Mont Alto John Fox Weiss

Stough Campaign Draws Harrisburg Crowd Tonight

Amusements 10 set to hear Dr Stough at Tabernacle as opponents accuse backers of boycotts. Sermon series includes women only talks and a 7 30 evening lecture on The Story of Life. Stough vows to stay seven weeks to press his campaign amid urging crowds and charity plans.

der. Stough Taber le Fourth Street Church of God Eggleston Derry Street United Brethren Church Dr. Stough Stough Harrisburg Jesus Christ

Cobb Interview Denial Sparks Press Battle Over Kitchener Talk

London bureau denies Cobb interview authenticity while Cobb asserts accuracy and says Northcliffe arranged print with Kitchener aware. War Office offers general denial but does not refute Cobb conversation. Elsewhere, six year old Peter Martin commits suicide in Reading amid ill health, and Hazel Marie Fish of Mechanicsburg dies of heart trouble at home, aged twelve.

Telegraph New York London Central News Bureau London Jihad Lord Kitchener Irvin S. Cobb Saturday Evening Post Philadelphia Cobb Lord Northcliffe Kitchener War Office Peter Martin Swee Martin Mechanicsburg Hazel Marie Fish Ira D. Fish West Aller Street Teachers’ Institute First United Brethren Sunday School

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