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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1919

Page

5

Obedience and the true measure of faith in Matthew sermons

The article argues religion must shape daily life not just creed. It cites Jesus condemning outward piety and praising obedience, warns many professed believers will be rejected, and uses the parable of the rock and sand to urge firm foundation in Christ.

Jesus Doctors of the Law Kingdom of Heaven Christ Lord Grace God Bowery New York P. M. C. A Galilee

Methodists Aim to Pledge $750000 for Centenary Drive

Baltimore area churches race to raise 750000 in nine days to meet a 7159000 area quota for the world relief centenary fund. Pastors and captains push campaigns as late starters gain momentum. Jubilees planned in many churches on June 8 and 15 as drives continue.

Baltimore Great Centenary Fund

Lusitania Medal in Hands of the American Army

The Lusitania medal, issued after the sinking with German government consent, is in American hands and can be brought out of unoccupied Germany by American officers. Official photos will be sent to Washington. The bronze medal shows the sinking ship on one side and a skeletal figure at a booking window on the other, with a German inscription translated as anything for money.

Coblenz Germany Washington

Middletown Fourth Infantry Band Wins England Trip

The Fourth Infantry Band, famed in the A E F, won a trip to England Belgium France and back to the United States where they will parade in major cities. The Coblenz drilling unit is to leave for England in a few days and is expected to be reviewed in London by the King and Queen and General Pershing.

Bentley Buller South Union Street Lebanon Buller George 8. Knapp Steelton Sherman Hawthorne Harrisburg J. M. Ackerman Water and Pine Streets Anna Snyder George Ackerman Pittsburgh Philadelphia Walter Irely George Irely O. M. Swartz Sue Landis North Union Street Jacob Weirich Brown Street James Coblenz Germany Fourth Infantry Otis David Alberstadt Herman Isaac Alberstadt A. S. Etter Scott Minnie Basom Hummelstown George Etter Brandt Witherspoon Avenue George Kramer Kramer Fred Houser Catherine Street

Confirmation ceremonies held for Annetta Friedman at Shlom Temple

Provisional certificate hearings were held in Superintendent H. J. Wickey's office today. R. Friedman attended confirmation exercises at Shlom Temple in Harrisburg yesterday morning. His niece Annetta Friedman was confirmed, with a dinner for immediate family from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.

H. J. Wickey R. Freidman Shlom Temple Harrisburg Annetta Friedman

Personal Notices From Home Visitors Return Home to Out-Of-Town Posts

Lt. Madsen visits Walter B. Davis at 262 Forster St and returns to Chicago for a new post. Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Wheeler of Cincinnati stay with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer F. Jordan on Penn Street. Miss Elinor Chase and Miss Beat Rice Chase of Baltimore visit old friends. Henry F. Johnston goes to Washington, D. C. after a Green Street visit. Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs of Pittsburgh stay with Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Kapner at 2220 North Third St. Miss Irene Keller of Portland, Oregon, rooms with Mrs. Walter E. Davis on Forster Street. Patrick Longforth returns to Baltimore after a West End visit. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fletcher of Milwaukee visit Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wightman on Market Street. Irving Spensler travels to New York for the weekend. Harvey Wilson and Jackson R. B. Wilson of Omaha are in town.

Madsen Walter B. Davis Forster St Chicago Earl B. Wheeler Cincinnati Elmer F. Jordan l Penn Street Elinor Chase Beatrice Chase Baltimore Henry F. Johnston Washington, D. C Herman Wightman Market Street Irving Spensler New York Harvey Wilson Jackson RB. Wilson Omaha Nebraska

Visitors Gather in Memory of James Connolly

The text notes Bertha May Thatcher visiting Jersey City relatives and Watson Grimes with his daughter Susanne in town for a birthday celebration of James Connolly, described as commandant general of the Irish Republican Army, executed on May 8 1916 after the Irish revolt. Authorities had forbidden the gathering.

James Connolly Irish Republican Army

Four Wounded as Dublin Crowd Dispersed

In Dublin on June 6 a girl and three police officers were wounded when shots rang out while police dispersed a crowd gathered in front of the Mansion. The incident involved gunfire and a subsequent investigation by authorities.

Dublin

Milwaukee Boxer Ted Jamieson Loses to Lefevre in Paris Bout

Ted Jamieson of Milwaukee, 175-pound champion in 1917 and A E F runner up, was defeated by Lefevre of France in the third round of a Paris boxing bout on Tuesday night.

Associated Press Paris Ted" Jamieson Milwaukee American Expeditionary Force Lefevre

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