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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1914

Page

8

Rev E E Snyder Leads New St Matthew's Parish Dedication

Harrisburg gains a new Lutheran church as Rev E E Snyder completes a two year drive to form St Matthew's. The dedication is set for Sunday June 21 with services at 10 30 am and a 3 pm fraternal gathering. Organizers include M H Thomas Sunday School and various clubs.

Gettysburg College Lutheran Theological Seminary Harrisburg Lutheran Church Snyder St. Mathew's Lutheran Church Green and Seneca Streets H. H. Weber Board of Church Extension Luther DeVoe Messiah Lutheran Church A. M. Stamets Augsburg Lutheran Church R. L. Meisenhelder Trinity Lutheran Church J. B. Markward S. W. Herman H. B. Stock D. D Carlisle ST. Matthew’s Lutheran Church Augsburg A. Maxwell Stamets C. E Men's League Bethlehem J. Bradley I Markward John Henry Miller Zion S. Winfield Man Thomas Reisch Henry W. A. Hanson Trinity Camp Hill J. D. Weigle Redeemer E. Victor Roland Tressler Orphans’ Home L. L. Uhl India L. C. Manges Junior Luther League Senior Lutheran League St. Matthew’s E.E. Snyder Calvary Edward H. Paar St. Stephen’s Rollin Alger Sawyer St. Augustine's J. P. Braselmann St. Paul’s Floyd Appleston

Reformed Union Picnic at Williams' Grove

Williams' Grove hosts the first union Sunday School picnic of the season on June 19 with Harrisburg Reformed churches. An 8:30 a.m. special train from Union Station and a 7:30 p.m. return are planned. Contests include two five inning baseball games Salem vs Second and St John’s vs Fourth, plus children events and adult races with blue and orange ribbons for prizes.

Williams’ Grove Union Reformed Churches of Harrisburg Union Station Salem St. John’s

Dr James Headache Powders Offer Relief At Ten Cents

Nerve-racking headaches and neuralgia vanish in moments with Dr James Headache Powders sold for 10 cents a package at any drug store. The ad promises quick relief and appeals to millions seeking painless days.

Dr. James James

Canning Time and Shoe Deals At Local Markets

Pineapples strawberries and seasonal fruits arrive for winter canning at B. B. Drum. Sneakers for all sizes offered at 49 cents a pair by 20th Century Shoe Company located at 7 South Market Square.

B. B. Drum North Sixth Street South Market Square 20Th Century Shoe Company

Weaver elected president of Dauphin County Sunday School group

E F Weaver was elected president of the Dauphin County Sunday School Association at the annual convention in Hummelstown. He succeeds James W Barker of Harrisburg. Delegates totaled 219 from 2 220 Sunday Schools. 23 schools met front line requirements. Officers include first VP Arthur Lefever and second VP H H Hoy.

E. F. Weaver Dauphin County Sunday School Association Hummelstown James W. Barker Harrisburg New United Brethren Arthur K. Lefever H. H. Hoy Millersburg Oberlin Henry C. Demming J. H. Royer Steelton J. Gilbert Aldinger William Blanning Williamstown B. F. Heisler Halifax John FB. Gipple Carrie Fox Lykens William H. Hoerner Obe

Notre Dame Lady Offers Free Home Rheumatism Cure

A Notre Dame woman invites rheumatism sufferers to write for a free home treatment that supposedly cures muscular and joint pain. She claims the remedy removes uric acid, loosens stiff joints, purifies blood, and restores energy. Proof requested at Box B& Notre Dame Ind.

Me Gummers Box B Notre Dame Ind

Home of the Bride and Modern Housewares Ad

An advertisement promotes conveniences to ease household drudgery with electrical devices like flat irons, washing machines, and vacuum cleaners from Dauphin Electrical Supplies Company. It also markets Paul Revere Sheffield Silver for weddings, a central lunch spot Busy Bee Restaurant, and taunts a Troy laundry service for starting housekeeping efficiently.

Dauphin Electrical Supplies Company Market Street Paul Revere Sheffield Joseph Goldsmith Walnut Locust Streets Troy

Picnic needs back to the woods for a shady nook

A market advertisement urges families and Sunday schools to return to outdoor picnics with a basket of meats and seafood. It promotes potted and deviled meats, boned chicken, shrimp, lobster, salmon, tongue, boiled ham, dried beef, cheese, olives, pickles, relishes from Market Square Grocer Pomeroy.

Children's Day Observances Across Many City Churches

Children’s Day will be observed tomorrow in numerous churches with special music, recitations, and processes. Ridge Avenue Methodist and Market Street Baptist list detailed programs including baptisms, choirs, solos, and children’s performances, while many other churches schedule morning and evening services, processions, and educational offerings.

Ridge Avenue Eva Reamer Dorothy Hoar Isabelle Palmer Catharine Wilbert Elizabeth Houghton Beryl McGrail Lester Ensminger Helen Gordon Elizabeth Evans Eugene Sloat Ellsworth Norman Parker The Cause of Education Charles Bremnsholtz May Thompson Catharine Embick Mary Hess Catharine Lingle Fairy Seibert Pauline Meredith Catharine Shane Billy Bremnsholtz Lars Harvey Forget-Me-Not Susan Rupp McClellan Hench Rainbow Fairies Marian Bealer Thelma Faust Elaine Dunlap Mary Elizabeth Wright Ellen McMullen Helene Sebourn Alice Smith Joseph Johnson Clarence Burris Zelma Dunlap Boy Man Archie Welsh Anna Rausch Minnie Packer Catharine Harvey Elizabeth Speer Christ Our Captain Edgar Cornelius Edward Schraedly Archie Graham Bernard Henry June Laura Brennsholtz Mabel Jennie Harting Julia Ivy Hiester Paul Daugherty Nellie Bonsal Alma’ Eckert Mary Mead Catherine Hinkle Georgietta Rupp Mildred Kulp Catherine Gordon Hazel Wright Mildred Bomegardner Alice Boyles Bible Girls Sarah Eckert Edna Gallagher Ethel Meredith Catherine Wenrick Mary Dunlap Ethel Harvey Catherine Harvey Helen Wright Anna Sweigart Catherine Daugherty Julia Hinkle Mabel Mauffair Anna Gallagher Catherine Houser Irene Fernster Helen Hinkle Geneva Rhiver Earl Harvey Marian Hoar Meredith Germer Stever Jordan Raymond Dintaman Eric Evans Joseph Gordon John H. Daugherty, Jr Market Street Baptist Misses Eaton Newcomer Jacob Weidenhamer Helen Ward Mary Gendill Jesse Spencer David Spencer Robert Rainler Lothar Wager Sherman Palmer Edith’ Ward Helen Gray Charles Weidenhamer Fluffy Snuffy Dorothy Nebinger Elnora Head Isaiah Gingher Lillian Dallman Miss Ripper Evelyn Gray Miss Newcomer Misse Eaton Arniet Comer Harriet

Women Deserting Churches Stir Public Debate On Faith

Chicago June 13. Author Owen Johnson predicts a coming revolt of the fair sex with women becoming agnostic and abandoning church pews while men cling to faith. He says the movement will affect social, industrial, and moral life and will change fashions and conventions.

Chicago Owen Johnson

Has Traveled 246000 Miles Selling Drugs

Joseph Eby of Hummelstown marks his thirty sixth year in the dry goods medicine trade. Since June 11 1878 he began selling with M F Raysor. later joined Forney Knouse and C M Forney, traveling 246000 miles—eight world circumnavigations—despite age. Also YMCA junior department plans second summer outing to Good Hope with baseball swimming and fishing, leaving Thursday at 9 am. about fifty boys expected.

William Harder Marguerite Mendenhall Byron Kline Helen Rodney B. H. Hart Jesus Bunny Dorothy Reheard Lovinia Buckwalter Claude Bowman Mary Rodney Rachel Shane Heaven Sara Manahan Dora Billet Ida Yoder Alma Shutt Charles Bennett William McMorris Helen Manahan Mary Glenn Taylor Mabel May Florence Hornung Nora Bennett Bud Rose Alice Maxwell Rachel Skane Fr. N. Belboder Episcopal Church St. Augustine Jane Scott Augusta Hean Margarette Rausch Olive Himes C. N. Bell Robert Sites Boas Sites Joseph Todd Church of the Brethren B. H. Widder C. E Joseph Eby Hummelstown M. F. Raysor Marke Street Ior Dr. Raysor Forney Forney & Knouse Eby Youn Men's Christian Association Secon Locust Streets Good Hope T. I. Scheffer Frank G Roth Ah Association

Smocked Dresses and Local Folding Goods Advertisements

A compact page advertises handmade smocked dresses for children with patterns for ages two to something, handmade embroidery, and baby caps. It also markets trunks, electric fans, cleaning services, men’s Packard shoes, Goodyear soles, and a local cinema promising first-run films and upcoming war news from the Victoria theater.

Europe Marianne Kinder Locust Street Bem Victoria Theater

Also Mentioned on This Page

E. E. Snyder St. Matthew's Telegraph Bedford County M. H. Thomas Reformed Union Eureka Forney’s Drug Store B. C. Murray N. Tenth St Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist Board of Trade God the Preserver of Kunkel Notre Dame Lady’s North Fourth Street Fourth Market Streets Busy Bee Pennsy Depot ST. Matthew's New Edifice Stevens Clayton Albert Smucker Epworth League Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers John H. Daugherty J. D. Fox Jonah Asbury Irving H. Carpenter Harry White Curtin Heights A. S. Williams St. Paul's Robert W. Runyan Church OF God Civic Council of T ‘ of Lutheran Market Square Pine Street L. S. Mudge Immanuel H. Everett Hallman Bethany John Martin Warden Power of the Blood Christian Endeavor Covenant Harvey Klaer Frank Mackenzie Capital Street R. F. McClean Mechanicsburg Megr. 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 Harry Nelson Bassler Enola W.R. Hartzell St. Andrew's Penbrook W. R. Hartzell Homer Skyles Heidelberg C. E Ellis N. Kremer St. Basil the Great St. Vins and Comp St. John Francis Regis St. Botulphauaiey St. Mark and Mar‘ian United Brethren P. Hummel Balsbaugh Wormleysburg G. B. Renshaw Junior Christian Endeavor J. T. Spangler Stough Dr. Stough State Street Christian and Missionary Alliance William H. Worrall International Bible Students’ Association A. E. Burgess Bible Society of Brooklyn N. Y Cameron's Hall North Second Street Church of Christ F. J. Stinson Reformed Mennonites Kinnard’s Hall Verbeke Street D. H. Widder W. S. Booth West End W. W. Clippinger BE. Luther Cunningham Albert Josiah Greene Maclay Street Rev. Jay Co Orncrook Fourth Street William N. Yates Hazleton Meek Pleasant View G. W. Harper Episcopal Y. M Regal Umbrella Co Second Walnut Streets Keystone Supply Co North Third Street Compton’’’s Ordina Cleaners Compton's Market Stree M. A. Packard Packard Deichler Thirteenth City Shoe Repair In Company Strawberry Street Kelley Broken Egg Steve Nut H. M. Kelley & CO
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