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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1918

Page

8

City Churches Celebrate Christmas in Area Services

Read Church Christmas schedules across city with multiple services and choirs. Clergy include Rev J F Virgin Rev G S Walton Rev T B Baldwin and others. Programs feature cantatas, solos, orchestras, and midnight or early morning masses at First Baptist St Pauls St Andrews St Patrick's Cathedral St James Steelton and others.

Christmas Tree of Faith by Anna Hamilton Wood

A reflective Christmas message from Anna Hamilton Wood portrays a pine tree as a beacon of hope. It speaks to the disabled and ill, the rich in spiritual hunger, the poor burdened by Yuletide, the homesick, and war-torn souls, promising peace and the Bethlehem message through carols and memory.

Bethlehem Brotherhood Anna Hamilton Wood

German Aliens May Move About in Nation on Order From Wilson

German enemy aliens will be allowed to move freely within the United States starting tomorrow under an order by Attorney General Gregory issued on President Wilsons instructions. About 500000 German men and women are affected. The order does not lift internment powers or the status of already interned enemy aliens. They may visit the three prohibited areas: District of Columbia, Panama Canal Zone, and all water fronts.

Associated Press Washington United States Gregory Wilson District of Columbia Panama Canal Zone

Memorial for Corporal David Miles Thornton Held at Church

Memorial services for Corporal David Miles Thornton will be held at St. Pauls Reformed Church Mechanicsburg Sunday at 10 30 in the morning. The Rev John S Adams will conduct the service.

Church of God Fourth Street Bethlehem Mozart Alfred Nevin Sayres G. W. Hutman Reformed Church Bethany Womelsdorf Episcopal St. Paul’s David Miles Thornton St. Paul's Reformed Church Mechanicsburg John S. Adams

Christmas Eve Carols and a Civic Obituary Roundup

A Christmas carol program features No 1 O Come All Ye Faithful and multiple numbers about Bethlehem and angels. No 2 describes a long trail to dreams, and No 3 Bethlehem. No 4 It Came Upon a Midnight Clear. No 5 Keep the Home Fires Burning. No 6 Joy to the World. No 7 Hark the Herald Angels Sing and a doxology. The item lists local obituaries including Hugh Dudley Arrick of Harrisburg and Noss family news with funeral details, church services, and burial plans.

Bobbie Francis Kline Reading Dorothy Reheard Mrs. Fox Hazel Fraim Sara Manahan Jacob Harder Leon Simonetti the Marine Alton Maxwell Mrs. Ley Lavinia Buckwalter Grace Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Merkel Emanuel Isaiah Jesus Bethlehem Hethlehm Adlam Wooler Jewell Gruber Christ Herald

Deaths and Funerals John Paget 75 in Harrisburg

John Paget aged 75 died Monday at his home on the grounds of the Pennsylvania State Hospital after twenty six years as landscape gardener there. Born in England he came to Philadelphia in 1870 and later worked for Senator J Donrad Cameron at Lochiel. Survived by wife Mrs Mary Paget and two sons John P Paget and Alfred N Paget.

Mamie EK Noss Harrisburg Hospital Harry M. Noss Mary Noss John Paget Pennsylvania State Hospital England Philadelphia J. Donrad Cameron Lochiel House J. Paget St. Stephen's Episcopal Church Harrisburg Zembo Temple AO. N. M Ll. O. O. FF Germantown Mra Mary Paget John P. Paget Alfred N.paget Guayaquil Ecuador Mra. Ger

Dennis Booms Farming Course Expands Rural School System

Dennis H. Lindley, head of the Agricultural Education division, reports progress in rural vocational schools amid war disruptions. In the year ending July 1, 23 rural community schools operated with agriculture, home making and academics in 33 counties. enrollment reached 1,887 students. They farmed 550 acres producing 85,695 dollars in value, with crops dominating the yield. livestock and poultry also contributed. Farmers night schools, teacher training courses, and standardized home making schools are noted, with the state ranking second in agricultural and home economic education.

Lindley H. Dennis Agricultural Educational Division State Department of Public Instruction Nathan C. Schaeffer Prof. Dennis Liberty Loan Red Cross United States Boys Working State College

Discharged Soldiers May Retain Uniforms

Camp Dix New Jersey reports assurances from U S Senators and Congressmen that discharged soldiers will be allowed to keep their uniforms helmet and gas mask as souvenirs. Congress is expected to amend the law to grant the same. A new War Department order requires scarlet chevrons on uniforms worn by discharged soldiers to reduce confusion. The chevron appears on the left sleeve point up between shoulder and elbow.

Camp Dix Wrightstown N. J United States Congress Baker Order of the War Department

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Communion Srvice Florence Ley J. F. Virgin Walton le Nora Fry J. T. Field Methodist Baptist First Baptist Church Caleb Simper Gabriel Mildred German Corella Martin Edna Shoemaker Sible Chubb Rhoda Kautz John Miller John W. Phillips Viola Burd E. Luther Cunningham B. H. Baker T. B. Baldwin Mount Zion Steelton United Evangelical Park Street Reformed Fourth Fourth Reformed Church Choir Gobin Wallerchamp Frank Entry J. Grison Noel Dudley Buck James Rogers E. Mueller Otto Malling Adam William Spence William Faulkes Irene Bressler Salem Ley Dressler Harris Brackett Emma Hoffman A. W. Hartman Zion E. A. Kepner E. J. Decevee William Gretz Roy G. Cox Harold Marish Malling Dubois Trench Rogers Robert Smith Handel Voyrich Worrell Decevee Miss High Cox Rgular J. Fredrik Virgin Floyd H. Appleton St. Augustine’s Willoughby M. Parchment Catholic St. Patrick’s Cathedral Ecce Sacerdos Rampis Dominus J. F. Maguire Gregorian Kyrie Kirmin Bettazzo Laetentur Coeli Faux Coeli Tozer Adeste Tideles Agnus Dei Hohnerlein Professor Brodeur Biederman Sisters of Mercy Hristmas Earth The Telegraph Merry Christmas Jon KC Jewelry Market Street D. M. Thornton Bethlelehem King of Angels Christ the Old God Christ the Lord Lord Emmanuel Hold Miller’s Auto Chambersburg W. Lincoln Miller John Strine Herald Angels Trade A. Leamer Florida Wilmer J. Paget Edward Hikes George Kuebler Donald C. Paget Alan N. Paget Rollin A. Sawyer Baldwin Cemetery Robert Burns Lodge Hugh Dudley Arrick Moose Home Hawkins Dennis Pennsylvania West Shore Bakery L. M. Bricker
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