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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1918

Page

6

Labor Men At Service At Memorial Methodist Church

A large gathering tomorrow evening at Memorial Methodist Church will honor brotherhood lodges and auxiliaries led by Rev. Dr. Clayton Albert Smucker with a memorial service. The morning meeting at 11 o'clock features a talk by Dr. Smucker on Unadvertised Martiardom. The Red Cross Auxiliary No. 1 workrooms reopen next Thursday for inspection as the church continues its busy dressings and knitting work led by Mrs. Clayton Albert Smucker.

Evens Memorial Methodist Church Clayton Albert Smucker Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers Order of Railway Conductors Brotherhood of Railway Trainmer Smucker Red Cross Auxiliary No. 1

Church to Burn All Mortgages

A service at Christ Lutheran Church will be held tomorrow at 11 o'clock to burn four mortgages. The congregation fulfilled debt clearance after building a Sunday school chapel costing about 80 000 dollars two years ago. E A Heffelfinger J H Gingrich W M Hoerner and Dr Reisch will speak. evening sermon titled Todays Substitutes For the True God.

Christ Lutheran Church Thomas Reisch E. A. Heffelfinger J. H. Gingrich W. M. Hoerner Dr. Reisch Reisch

United Brethren and Related Sermons Listed for Sunday

The column lists several churches with ministers and service times across Otterbein Trinity New Cumberland Derry Street and State Street. Preachers include Rev. Dr W. 3B. Daugherty Rev. E C B Castle Rev. 8S Harp Rev Dr Butter wick Rev J A Lyter Rev H F Rhoad and local details note Sunday school times and themed sermons such as A Model Servant and Andrew.

United Brethren First Daugherty E. C. B. Castle Mechanicsburg Harp Frederick Otterbein Butterwick Reno Harp Frederick Md Trinity New Cumberland A. R. Ayres A. KK. Wier Steelton Hough Dayton Ohio United Receuten Church Te . Derry Street J. A. Lyter State Street H. F. Rhoad Andrew

Dedication Soon for New Kesher Israel Synagogue

The Kesher Israel Synagogue at Capital and Briggs prepares for a June 23 dedication. The building displays white enamel pulpit and ark, frescoed walls, leaded art glass windows, fumed oak pews, and multiple rooms for modern congregational use. An elaborate dedication program will be announced. The second half lists visiting ministers and service times at Reform and local churches.

Kesher Israel Capital and Briggs Streets

Messiah Lutheran Church Dedication Promises Grand Edifice

A new Messiah Lutheran Church on the Corner of Sixth and Foster streets will be dedicated with a 10:30 morning service led by Abner W. Hartman. The program includes antiphons, organ and choir pieces, and sermons by Rev. W. G. A. Tressler and Rev. Luther De Yoo. The building, seating 1,000, features indirect lighting, Gothic design, notable stained glass by D Ascenzo, and Mohler organ. The former structure becomes a Sunday school, with 1,250 members now in the congregation, two long-standing charter members, and enhanced acoustic features.

Alfred Nevin Sayres St. John'’s G. W. Hartman Homer Skyles Salem Ellis N. Kremer Henry Farmer Dauphin County RE. E. Stauffer Messiah Lutheran Church Sixth Forster Streets Abner W. Hartman Guilmant Gilchrist W. G. A. Tressler General Synd The Lutheran Church Luther de Yoo Trinity Lutheran Church Germantown Arthur H. Hull Alfred C. Kuscinwa Clarence Sigler George Sutton Port Deposit Harrisburg Piockhuret M. P. Mohler and Company D'Ascenzo Studios Philadelphia Ditmar Furniture Company Williamsport Messiah Eastern Pennsylvania Synod Catherine Hatcher Anna Murray

First French War Cross Won By American Soldier

The first French War Cross for bravery in the field went to Christian Endeavor member Robert C. Patterson of Huntington Indiana. Patterson was a lieutenant when awarded, later promoted to captain. Daniel A. Poling, associate president of the United Society of Christian Endeavor, brings the cross from England and France and notes reports of drunkenness in the American Army are false, with prohibition and good morals among troops. Several Endeavor events and honors across multiple cities are noted, including leadership roles and upcoming meetings.

Christian Endeavor Robert C. Patterson Huntington Ind Patterson Daniel A. Poling United Society of Christian Endeavor England France

Grace Church to Send Pastor Bagnell on Three Month Europe Mission

Grace Methodist Church grants leave of absence to Rev. Dr. Robert Bagnell for a three month Europe mission. He sails under Y M C A and Public Safety associations, serving as Bureau of Public Information rep and honorary secretary of the War Work Council of the YMCA. He will preach on The Critical Period of the War and hopes to meet Harrisburg soldiers overseas.

Robert Bagnell St. Paul's William Moses Ridge Avenue H. R. Bender Fifth Street Edwin A. Pyles Ministry of Angels Heckton W. H. Zweite W. S. Rehrer Ashland Camp Hill Joseph E. Brenneman Riverside Charles F. Berkheimer Europe Bureau of Public Information Washington, D. C War Work Council Wi Cr Aa Grace Methodist Church Bagnell State Committee of Public Safety Washington Y. M Dr. Bagnell Grace Church Chorus Grace Church Soldier Boys France Harrisburg

Service in River Park Evening Worship Move

Market Square Presbyterian Church votes to hold an outdoor evening service at the foot of Blackberry Street with park commission support. The church choir will lead music, seating provided, and hymns printed for worship in what officials call a great innovation echoing Jesus Christ’s open air ministry.

Presbyterian Immanuel H. Everett Hallman Covenant Harry Klaer Camp Hill Raymond A. Hitchledge Capital Street B. M. Ward Bethany John M. Warden Olivet A. L. Taxis Market Square George Edward Hawes D. D Howard Rodgers Jesus South River Park Pine Street Lewis Mudge H. H. Baldwin C. R. Erdman Princeton Theological Seminary Samson Dr. Erdman Elijah Calvary Merton S. Fales W. H. Dallman Division Street Chapel M. S. Fales Westminster E. E. Curtis Paxton Harry B. King Edward R. Worrell D.D River Front Chestnut Street State Street Market Square Church

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Dr. Smucker West Fairview Charles Berkheimer Dauphin W. H. Zweizig Rehrer Epworth Denver Morris E. Swartz H. W. A. Hanson Christ Lutheran Rabbi Silver Kesher Israel Temple Hershey Park Hershey, Pa Sixth Street United Evangelical Harris Street A. G. Flexer Park Street A. EE. Hangen Church OF the Brethren AC. E C. E Miss Bolton Allentown Ruth Clay Bethlehem Luthern Society United Society of Christian Endeavorer C. E. World Boston Pennsylvania A. E. Burkholder St. Matthew's Lutheran Society Haverhill Mass Harrisburg Christian Endeavor Choral Union Reservoir Park Committee On St. Paul, Minn Market Street Baptist Society H. D. Jones Gainesville Fla H. B. Walter Westminster Presbyterian Society Second Reformed Society Los Angeles Danville, Ind Friends’ Society F. E. Musser Harris Street United Evangelical Church Kathryn Bolton Park Street Keystone League of Christian Endeavor Sunday School Federation Second Reformed H. M. Yingst A. W. Lutz Covenant Presbyterian C. E. Society Presbyterian Society of Decatur J. E. Row United Brethren Society Park Street United Evangelical Leaguers H. C. Baum Luke Wierick Fourth Street Church of God Society C. M. Sigler C. B. Choir Cecil Holmes Pine Street Presbyterian Society George W. Coleman Christian Endeavor World United Society of C. E London First Church of God Carrie Simmons Isabel Saul Christ Lutheran Society Centenary United Brethren Endeavorers of Harvey Hershey Miss Kathryn Bolton Christ St. Matthew Lord South Fourth St Near Market S. W. Herman First Baptist Church Second Street William J. Lockhart Grace M. E Baptist First Tabernacle Millard ‘Osmore Pierce Albert Josiah Greene River Park Miscellaneous Christian and Missionary Alliance W. H. Worrall A. M. &. Zion Bethel H. H. Cooper W. B. Williams Harris R. L. Briscoe Wesley Union Stephen A. McNeill Paul Presbyterian Church Third and Pine Streets Charles R. Erdman H. Masliansky New York New Kesher Israel Synagogue Fourth and State Streets New Synagogue Rabbi D. Levinthal Josef Rosenblatt Etn
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