Christmas Program At Zion Lutheran Church
Zion Lutheran Church hosts morning and evening services with sermons on Waiting for the Coming of the Christ and Different Methods of Observing Christ's Birthday. A Christmas program by the Board of Education features gifts to children in need and a 6 AM Christmas Day service titled The Birthday of Love.
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Zion Lutheran Church
Winfield Herman
William Garman
Board of Education
Little Friends of the Children's Industrial Home
Loysville
Harrisburg
D. M. Gilbert
Sacred Cantatas At Four Churches Sunday Evening
A Christmas cantata titled While Shepherds Watched will be presented tomorrow evening at the Fourth Street Church of God with a large cast. Other cantatas and programs by Bethel A. M. E., Paxton Presbyterian, St. Stephen's Episcopal, and First United Brethren complete a combined Christmas night of choral works and organ recitals across the city.
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State Street
U. B
Deene
Fourth Street Church of
Mary
Bethlehem
Miriam
Old
Judea
Manger
ST. Stephen's Episcopal
Benedicite
Hall
Benedictus
Elvey
Woodward
Magnificat
Kettle
Nuone Dimittis
Round
Woodman
Allaerts
Steane
Parker
Ambrose
Matthews
Faulkes
Harker
Muller
Guilmant
Barnby
Dinelli
Hawley
Gigout
Carol Service at Market Square Presbyterian Church
The Christmas carol service at Market Square Presbyterian Church will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock with a twenty minute organ prelude. The choir includes Mrs Ed win J Decevee soprano Mrs Robert B Reeves contralto Miss Mary E Seaman contralto Miss Margaret Vaughn harpist and Dr John C Reed violinist. The program features ancient carols unaccompanied and selections from historic manuscripts including the Musette from the Gevaert Collection. The morning service offers a varied program with preludes cantatas and hymns. Next Sunday December 30 features the cantata Christmas Five by Gade with Miss Middaugh as soloist.
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Stevens M. FE
Mendelssohn
Handel
Rogers
Merkel
Adams
William H. Boyer
Herald Angels
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
Dressler
Ert B. Reeves
Mary E. Seaman
Margaret Vaughn
John C. Reed
Gevaert
Manning
Beebe
Gade
Miss Middaugh
Weiss
Dethier
Mailly
Shryock
Tryste Noel
Bullard
Decevee
Harris
Reeves
Miss Seaman
Jesus
Barrington
Angelicus
Franck
Bethlehem
Mrs. Harris
Babe
Hayti
Benediction
Noel
Thayer
Packing trust had effect on Chicago land
The Chicago Stockyards Company share redistribution began as soon as the Federal Trade Commission’s investigation opened. Testimony shows 34,480 shares were split into seventeen warrants to conceal ownership by meat-packing interests. Armour & Company and other packers held influence on board seats and real estate through Chicago Junction Railways and related entities, with a wide network of holdings across several states and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. Prince and Company
Loston
Frank R. Pegram
Abby Norman Prince
Prince and Company
Pegram
Heney
Armour and Company
Chicago Junction Railways Company
Chicago
Frederick W. Croll
Armour & Company
Spoor, Thayer and Fitzgerald
Chi
Cago
Average Catch Expected Amid War Time Prices Doubled
In St Johns Newfoundland on December 22 a winter herring fishery outlook says catches should match the seasonal average while prices are doubled due to war conditions. About forty American and forty Canadian boats are active on the west coast, with earlier seasons requiring some to leave early to avoid being icebound. Storms have hindered work but there has been no intense cold, and the fleet has not been troubled by ice.
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Associated Press
St. Johns
N. F
New Foundland
Eet
Two Harrisburg Obituaries For Rittler And Albert
George W. Rittler aged 59 a bricklayer with the Pennsylvania railroad died at his daughter Mrs John R Reed 624 Maclay Street He leaves four sons Charles C Frank T Paul T and Harry C and another daughter Mrs Reed Funeral Monday at 9 AM at St Marys Catholic Church Fifth and Maclay Burial in Mt Calvary Cemetery Lydia H Albert widow of George W Albert died at 333 Boyd Street Friday night aged 56 Survived by sisters Miss Kate Clay and Mrs Harry Dyer Funeral Monday at 2 30 PM at the family home with Rev Edwin Curtis of Westminster Presbyterian Church in charge Interment Harrisburg Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Rittler
Pennsylvania Railroad
John R. Reed
Maclay Street
Charles C
Frank T
Paul T
Harry C
Chicago
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Fifth and
Maclay Streets
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Lydia H. Albert
George W. Albert
Boyd Street
Harry Dyer
Kate Clay
Harrisburg
Edwin EB. Curtis
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Albert
Mr. Rupp
Otterbein U. B. Church
Harrisburg Cemetery
Jury Clears Path To Maximum Prison For Six In Conspiracy Case
Detroit scene: Albert Kaltschmidt and four others are convicted on three counts. Kaltschmidt gets four years at Fort Leavenworth and a $20,000 fine, the maximum for the counts. Other defendants receive three years and $15,000 fines, two years and $10,000 each. One defendant, Franz Respa, is acquitted on all three counts but faces two more indictments. The jury verdict followed a 13 hour deliberation. The judge noted the peace time nature of the statute limited penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Neef
House of Correction
Fritz A. Neef
Carl Schmidt
Maria
Franz Respa
Arthur Tuttle
Congress
Kaltschmidt
United States
Canada
Detroit
St. Clairt River
Port Huron
Dealers Restrict Coal Sales to Small Lots in Local Yards
City faces continuing coal shortage as dealers report incoming supplies but warn of unprofitable sales. Half ton and quarter ton deliveries limited to conserve stock, with drivers delivering to multiple homes due to snow and short labor. Dealers threaten to drop orders if customers do not cooperate amid the labor squeeze.
Employes Escape Unhurt When Mill Blows Up
Shamokin Pa December 22 Sixteen employes escaped unhurt when the chaser mill of the Shamokin Powder Company two miles north of here blew up following a fire. The plant makes black powder for ammunition and mining. Fire swept the explosion building but workers and firemen kept flames from spreading to other plant buildings. Origin of the blaze is undetermined.
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Shamokin
Shamokin Powder Company
Here
Bank Robbery Blows Open Safe in West Salem
Robbers blew open the Farmers' State bank outer door in West Salem on December 22 and secured between 12,500 and 15,000 dollars in bonds and negotiable paper plus 50 dollars in cash.
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Associated Press
West Salem
Farmers’ State Bank
Saint Matthew’s and Zion Lutherans Fill Day With Carols
Saint Matthew’s Lutheran Church choir and Zion Lutheran Church present a Christmas cantata program with morning services featuring Handel and Mozart works, soloists, choruses, and postludes. Fifth Street and Methodist churches offer a full day of morning and evening concerts of Christmas anthems, cantatas, and organ preludes. A teen, Arthur DeHart, faced a theft charge in court over $60 taken on Thanksgiving from William Perrin, later dropped after repayment assurance.
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St. Matthews
Saint Matthew's Lutheran Church
Corner Green
Senseca Streets
Fifth Street
Lemmens
Tours
Heinrich
Guilmant
Neidlinger
Martin
H. Alexander Matthews
Frank Smiley
Harder
Katharine Jamison
Wesley Weaver
Robert Bratten
Harvey Wagner
Thompson Martin
Widtor
Violette Cassel
Arthur DeHart
William Perrin
Perrin
Pittsburgh
Christmas Music at Local Churches Service Recitals
A detailed program of Christmas music across Pine Street and Calvary and Fourth reform churches featuring offertories, anthems, and solos. Highlights include Handel Messiah selections, Adeste Fideles, Gloria in Excelsis, and Christmas Eve pieces with soprano, tenor, contralto, and bass soloists.
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Pine Street Presbyterian
Grison
Shelley
C. A. Wells
Guilmant
Dubois
Sicily
Handel
Roy G. Cox
M.D. Hollenbaugh
J. G. Sanders
George Sutton
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Trinity Lutheran
Heyser
Wilson
Palestine
Baronsky
Henry M. Shope Jr
Market SQ. Presbyterian
Nevin
Heaton
Hest
Buck
Associated Bible Students
N. Second St
Bethel A. M. E
Bethel A. M. EB
William H. Bond
Dudley Buck
Henri D. Aubel
Jocelyn
Godard
Edgar A. Barrell
Stebbins
Rev
H. H. Cooper
Bonvine
Paxton Presbyterian
Paxton Presbyterian Church
Harry B. King
Shelly
Gabriel
King
Nellinger
First United Brethren
Adam
Mary Irwin
Carl Cross
Geibel
Stern
Feuertsein
Saltzgiver Art and Antique Store
North Second Street
The
Telegraph
Carol
Market SQ
Market Square Presbyterian Church
Win J. Decevee
Soprano
Mrs
Rob
Washington
Cago Stockyards Company
Wind
Federal Trade Commis
Sion
Kallschmidt
Detroit, Mich
Fort Leavenworth
Convic
City
Consulman & Co
N. 3Rd St
Augsburg Lutheran
Alex Guilmant
F. C. Maker
Gustav Merkel
Miss Keeny
Malling
Christ Child
Petrie
Methodist Morning
DeKoven
Noel Ecossois
W. R. Stonesifer
John W. Phillipps
MUSIC
MARK
XMAS
Salem
Preludium Festicum
Becker
Tombelle
Rodgers
Mozart
Calvary Presbyterian Morning
Foster
Hark
Rockwell
Lous Deo
Morrison
Lorenz
Little Town of
Shuey
Spinney
Chadwick
DaCosta
Vockner
G. Merkel
Spencer
Vincent
Postrlude
Borowski
Bricker’s Bread
Ren
West Shore Bakery
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