Saint Stough Tour Sparks Harrisburg Church Campaign
Evangelist Stough angered Hazleton audiences with a charge that modern dance fuels immorality and jealousy. He urged churches within ten cents fare of Harrisburg to join a campaign with 700 volunteers forming committees. The circuit includes multiple church leaders and a mission lecture at St. Andrew's, plus sermons on poverty and religious topics across many local congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist Stough
Harrisburg
Hazleton
Toto
Stough Party
E. E. Curtis
Westminster Presbyterian
Harry Klaer
Covenant Presbyterian
A. S. Williams
Curtin Heights
Bishop Dubs One of City's Most Picturesque Characters
Bishop Rudolph Dubs, a renowned Evangelical Church figure, led a life marked by peril and service. Born in Worms in 1837, he escaped shipwreck, edited the German Protestant Christian Messenger in Cleveland, and later directed the Evangelistic News in Chicago before relocating to this city. His career spans missions across the plains, aid to settlers, and ties with German theological circles, with lifelong resilience and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
City
Dubs
Rudolph Dubs
Bishop Dubs
United States
der Christlicher Botschafter
The
Christian Messenger
Cleveland
Ohio
the Messenger
Chicago
Evangelistic News
C. Newton Dubs
China
Kansas
Elswhere
Erasmus
Monk
Portsmouth
England
Evangelical
Cook
Germany
Worms
Palatinato
Great Plains
Havre
France
Stephenson County
Illinois
Freeport
Rudolph
Iowa
Missouri
Humboldt
Kan
Lane
Montgomery
John Brown
Stough
Carnegie Peace Union
Prizes for Peace Topics Awarded by Church Union
Prizes totaling 5000 will be awarded for essays on international peace. A $1000 prize for a monograph by a pastor, $500 $300 and $200 for three essays by semin ary students, and multiple age based prizes for church members and Sunday school pupils. Essays due January 1 1915. Also note a world ministers conference in August in Berne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Peace Union
Frederick Lynch
United States
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Berne
Switzerland
EB. Aurice Mell
Shiremanstown
Enola
Community church listings and sermons schedule
A long list of area churches with pastors and service times across streets including Sixth Street, Derry Street, Otterbein and Enola. Services feature morning sermons on Perilous Times and Caesar of God, evening addresses and Children’s Day programs, Sunday School schedules, C E and Y P U meetings, and baptismal notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
P. Hummel Balsbaugh
Jr. C. E
Sr. C. E
St. Paul's
Wormleysburg
O. P. Beckley
Otterbein
S. Edin] Rupp
Caesar of God
C. E
Enola
B. P. S. Busey
Wm. H. Washinger
State Street
E. A
G. Bossler
J. T. Spangler
Endeavorers plan large Berks Dauphin Perry county parade
Christian Endeavor groups from Berks, Lebanon, Dauphin and Perry counties mobilize for a large representation at the Big Four county picnic at Hershey Park in June. Delegations travel by special cars, with a train from Reading, and a daylong program of sessions, music, and addresses led by county and city leaders. Dinner and trolley included, with a 6 p.m banquet and evening sessions featuring prominent speakers and a junior program.
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Endeavorers
Berks
Lebanon
Dauphin
Perry Counties
Hershey Park
Dauphin County
Harrisburg
Perry County
Market Square
Reading
Berks County
Lennon
Lars
Hershey
Harrisburg Christian Endeavor Choral Union
Frank A. McCarrell
Messrs
A. C. Dean
South Fifteenth Street
Benjamin Whitman
Donaldson
C.N. Jackson
Middletown
Wee
Charles W. Black
Dauphin County Christian Endeavor Union
Irvin H. Mack
Philadelphia
N. L. Linebaugh
United Brethren Church
G. 8. Rentz
Derry Presbyterian Church
William F. Kleim
Steelton
Christian Endeavor
Norman W. Kines
Perry County Christian Endeavor Union
Presiding
Mack
G. W. Hartman
St. John’s Reformed Church
Our C
G. F. Schaum
Harris Street
United Evangelical Church
M. R. Fleming
Baltimore
Hershey Chocolate Factory
Frank Palmer
William F. Klein
C. F. Swift
House of Representatives
Beaver Falls
Dedicate New U B Parsonage at Enola
The new United Brethren parsonage at Enola will be dedicated tomorrow with Rev W H Washinger preaching in the morning and evening. A round table service follows at 2 p m. Special music is planned for both services and numerous church schedules are listed for area congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Enola
United Brethren
W. H. Washinger
Pennsylvania
Christian Science Services and Meetings Announced
First Church of Christ Scientist schedules Sunday services at 11 a m and 7 30 a m with the sermon God the Only Cause and Creator. Testimonial meeting is Wednesday at 8 p m. Free Reading Rooms in Kunkel building 1 30 to 5 p m daily plus Monday and Saturday evenings. A Nagle Street Church of God men’s Bible class rally is set for 2 30 Sunday with a motto to be adopted. Rev W N Yates of Fourth Street Church of God will speak.
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John H. Daugherty
Curtin Heights Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Daugherty
Christ
Henry W. A. Hanson
C. P. Wiles
D. D
Lutheran Church
Thomas Reisch
C.E
A. m. Zion
Enola
M. S. Sharp
C. E
Trinity
Camp Hill
E. D. Weigle
Jesus
Nicodemus
David
Zion
Winfield Herman
L. J. Uhl
India
St. Matthew’s
Redeemer
L. C. Manges
L. L. Uhl
Sr. Luther League
Tabernacle Chapel
George Gigelow
Tabernacle Baptist
Forster
Sixth Street
Tabernacle
J. Wallace Green
Stough Evangelistic Service
Young People's Meeting
St. Paul
Luther Cunningham
Covenant Meeting
West End
W. W. Clippinger
Albert Josiah Greene
Young Peoples’ Meeting
W. S. Booth
Nagle
C. H. Price
Pleasant View
George W. Harper
Christian Endeavor
Fourth
William N. Yates
Sun_day school
Pine Street
Lewis Seymour Mudge
Capital Street
Immanuel
H. Everett Hallman
Bethany
John M. Warden
Co. E
Westminster
E. B. Curtis
Hazleton
Market Square
J. Ritchie Smith
Central High ‘School
Harvey Klaer
Francis H. Laird
Oliver
Covenant Church
Paxton
Harry B. King
Richard H. Gilbert
Epworth League
Wesley Union
J. Francis Lee
Ridge Avenue
John U. Daugherty
Bethel A. M
A. G. Leeper
H. Somers
Holy Communion
St. Paul’s
Robert W. Bunyan
Willis Harstock
Hill
Epworth
J. D. W. Deaver
Curtin Heights
Williams
Dr. League
Way of Peace
Stough
Church of Christ
F. J. Stinson
Christian Progress
the Bible School
Church of the Brethren
H. K. Ober
Elizabethtown College
Christian Workers
North Sixth Street
Andrew L. Fraser
Bassler
Young Men's Christian Association
Second
Locust Streets
Harry Nelson Bassler
Second Reformed Church
Association
W. H. Kautz
Episcopal
St. Stephen’s
Rollin A.sawyer
Floyd Appleton
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Board of Trade
Kunkel
Nagle Street
Amuse the Child and practical baby goods ad blend
An advertisement touts the Mystery Ball and Rainy Day Box to amuse babies, plus handmade baby clothes from Marianne Kinder at Locust Street. Also promotes B B D coffee by phone order and Miller tires as the most efficient, backed by Sterling Auto Tire Company on Zarker Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Street
Sterling Auto Tire Company
Zarker Street
Local Business Notes Highlight Bank and Dining Options
The piece promotes household finance through East End Bank services and advises household budgeting. It also advertises Menger's restaurant at 110 North Second street as an ideal social luncheon or dinner venue, plus a plug for Lester Player-Pianos and various apparel and cleaning products from local merchants including H. G. Day and Mrs. Ida Cranston with shop details and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menger
North Second Street
John H. Menger
The Brides Dream Offers Period Furniture and Gifts
The shop at 221 North Second Street presents period furniture and Colonial era reproductions in fine woods. A careful selection of smaller gift articles complements the display, inviting customers to furnish homes with distinctive designs.
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Harris
North Second Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Andrew's Church
Rket
Leroy F. Baker
Selinsgrove
Baker
Plac
St. Andrew's
James F. Bullitt
Lutheran
Augsburg
Amos Maxwell Stamets
Bethlehem
Bradley Markward
C. B
Church Union
St. Medard
St. Columba
St. Margaret Scotland
Corpus Christi
St. John of St. Fagondez
St. Anthony of Padua
Mer. M. M. Hassett
St. Lawrence
P. D. Huegel
St. Francis
D. J. Carey
Sacred Heart
William V. Dailey
St. Mary's
John O'Donnell
Sylvan Heights Home For
Church OF God
Lebanon, Dauphin
Methodist Episcopal
DR. Campbell
E. B. Campbell
Zion's’ Lutheran
Telegraph
the Telegraph
Shakespeare
Thomas Nelson and Sons
London
Homer Skyles
St. Matthew's
W. R. Hartzell
Penbrook
Salem
Ellis N. Kremer
Park Street
J. A. Sellers
Junior Christian Endeavor
Methodist
Fifth Street
B. H. Hart
Christian Science
B. B. Drum
East End Bank
Thirteenth
Howard Streets
Lester Waits
Lester
H. G. Day
Derry Street
Ida Cranston
John Henry Daugherty
Ridge Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Sixth and
Herr Streets
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