Institute to Train Workers Promotes Interdenominational Camp
The Newton Hamilton Institute announces a August 18 20 camp for Central Pennsylvania young church members. An interdenominational program will train workers across missions Sunday school methods and community service with lectures by Methodist Lutheran Presbyterian and Y M C A leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
John C. Collins
Methodist Church
Newton Hamilton Institute
Pennsylvania
Newton Hamilton
James M. Taylor
Department of Missionary Evangelism
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. Stewart Hartman
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
General Synod Lutheran Church
O. R. Myers
Juniata College
Huntingdon
Ralph RB. Felton
County Re Department
Presbyterian Church
A C. Shue
J. M. Taylor
D. Lloyd Claycomb
Altoona
Wallaceton
Out of Doors Sermons at Pine Street Church
The Pine Street Presbyterian Church offers sermons by Rev Dr L B Mudge tomorrow morning on A Word Concerning Anger from Luke 15 28 and in the evening Behold the Birds a lesson in instinct from Matthew 6 26 The midweek service is Mind Feed Psalm 94 19 The service features a special music program with quartet choir and multiple musical selections plus solo performances by Mrs C B Adams and Mrs Hertzler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Mudge
Jesus Christ
Pine Street
Battishill
Bernard
Lemare
Stainer
Andre
Fiat
Flagler
Mendelssohn
Tag Geendet
Brosig
Lord
C. B. Adams
Hertzler
Oliver King
L. S. Mudge
D. D
Second Anniversary Readings at St Matthew’s Lutheran
The St Matthew’s Lutheran Church on Green and Seneca observes its second anniversary with 11 AM and 7:30 PM services led by Prof C F Sanders of Gettysburg Pennsylvania College. Sunday school at 10, junior and senior Christian Endeavor meetings at 2:30 and 6:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Green and
Seneca Streets
C. F. Sanders
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
Calvary
Frank P. MacKenzie
Christian Endeavor
Oliver
William B. Cooke
Bethany
John M. Warden
Weiey School
Christian Deavor
Westminster
E. E. Curtis
Christian Endeavon
Léemoyne
Melvin Menges
Fourth Street
Jesse Guy Smith
Bible School
C E Specials Set for City Visit by State Endeavor Groups
Pennsylvania Endeavorers plan a week of events from July 11 to 14 with about 1 500 delegates traveling from Pittsburgh Philadelphia Uniontown Wilkes Barre Allentown Adams County Westmoreland Washington Tioga and other counties. Local Endeavorers totaling about 2 500 will assist with trains housing and registration at Chestnut Street hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Uniontown
Wilkes-Barre
Allentown
Adams County
Westmoreland
Washington
John F. Koch
Eentertainment Committee
William M. Mailey
Boys’ Scouts
Garfield McAllister
Chestnut Street Hall
Endeavor
General Convention
Chalmer C. Groff
C. E
Christian Endeavor
Harrisburg C. E. Union
Augsburg Lutheran Sunday School
State
Christian Endeavor Convention
J. J. Brehm
Presbyterian
John McCullough
Henry B. McCormick
E. Z
B. B. Drum
J. E. Gipple
E. C. Finkenbinder
Paul
Parthemore
DeWitt Fry
F. W. Lingle
Bert Saltzman
Charles Shaffner
James Moses
J. E. Firestone
R. E. Davis
Samuel Snoddy
G. W. Smeltzer
G. F. Wright
Lutheran
C. C. Groff
Paul Strickler
Luther Minter
A. G. Murray
C. Mitchell
C. R. Kistler
Chas
Mitchell
G. A. Martz
Burkholder
Millard Hess
George I. Lebo
E. W. Stout
United Evangelical
Urich
I. P. Bowman
G. W. Rhoads
H. C. Baum
W. Finkenbinder
W. H. Ickes
J. M. Cooper
James Trostle
Ralph Crowl
Church of God
Benjamin F. Mader
Louis Houseal
Wm. Shetter
Geo. Good
Wm. Kimmel
C. E. Booser
B. Grubb
E. Eppley
C. C. Herbert
R. P. Miller
Reformed
Oliver Sensenig
H. R. Omwake
R. K. Foster
D. E. Brighthill
Baptist
John Connor
W. M. Mailey
C. H. Linde
James M. Williams
Stone of the Stonemen to Visit Harrisburg
The Rev. H. Charles Stone founder of the Stonemen's Fellowship will tour the State and Middle West next week stopping Harrisburg Pittsburgh Cleveland and Toledo He will administer the second degree in Pittsburgh where the order is strong and will establish Stonemen organizations in Cleveland and Toledo Gambier University Akron will host him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Charles Stone
The
Stonemen's Fellowship
State
Middle West
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Toledo
Hymn of Praise Sung by First United Brethren Choir
A chorus of twenty five from the First United Brethren Church performs Mendelssohn Lobgesang on Monday at 8 pm in the church auditorium. C F Clippinger directs the choir with soloists Mrs John Adams Mrs W B Dietrich Mrs W E Hamilton C F Clippinger and W E K Dietrich taking soprano and tenor parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Brethren Church
Mendelssohn
C. F. Clippinger
John Adams
W. B. Dietrich
W. E. Hamilton
W. EK. Dietrich
Captain Lumb to Address Stevens Men’s Bible Class
Captain George F. Lumb will speak on A True American at the Stevens Memorial M E church monthly Men's Bible Class meeting. Music by an orchestra, refreshments, and additional features follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Lumb
Stevens
Stevens Memorial M. E. Church
George F. Lumb
Christian Endeavor meeting plans and cantata in Steelton
Tomorrow night the Christian Endeavor groups will discuss The Usefulness of Good Cheer at Pine Street Presbyterian. Leaders from United Brethren, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Reformed, Evangelical, Church of God, and other societies will lead. a reception for the State Christian Endeavor convention is set for June 20 with July delegations in town. A Children’s Day cantata The Carnival of the Flowers will be performed at Sixth Street United Brethren with a cornet duo, eight-piece orchestra, and silver offering. Also notes on missionary A M Billman lectures in New Cumberland and church services for several local congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
W. S. Booth
Albert J. Greene
Breakethis
Tabernacle
Calvin A. Hare
D. D
Herratvest
Market Street
W. H. Dallman. 7.30. “Abraham
Church OF God
Fourth Street
William N. Yates
C. E
City Rescue Mission
E. P. Robinson
Rockville Christian Workers’ Association
Workers
Derry Street United Brethren Bible Class
Iday
Green Street Church of Od
Martin Sturgman
E. A. Ballis
United States
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Mr. Ball
Christian Endeavor
Clarence Parker
Pine Street Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society
United Brethren
Centenary
Steelton
Mildred Mentzer
Catherine Strohm
Enola
W. H. Beers
Sixth Street
Flower Committee
State Street
Lulu Cooper
St. Mark's Evangelical
Mabel Eslinger
Christ
Maud Daniels
St. John's Evangelical
H. Watson
Truman Harper
Marion Pressler
Presbyterian
Pine Street
Helen Sloop
Immanuel
Caroline Lewis
Westminster
Helen Bentley
Oliver
Laubenstine
Market Square
Mary Wills
Bethany
George Hatfield
Curtis Cable
Elizabeth Koons
Park Street
Maurice Krick
Alton Seibert
Harris Street
Ora Miller
Katharine Troup
State Christian Endeavor Convention
First Baptist Church
Lizzie DeArmond
Sixth Street United Brethren Sunday School
Harriet Heck
Margarete Heck
Esther Garverich
Anna Blosser
Viola Jacobs
Elmira Baldosser
Beatrice Gray
Lamkey
E. 8
Troup
New Cumberland
A. M. Billman
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Far East
Syria
Standard Lights For New Viaduct Across Nineteenth Street
Electric light standards will illuminate the Nineteenth street bridge over the Philadelphia and Reading cut. County commissioners plan to finalize an agreement with Harrisburg Light and Power to install four globe cluster posts on both approaches, with the city supplying current. Negotiations should close in a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Street
Philadelphia & Reading
Harrisburg Light and Power Company
Henry M. Stine
Reading “Cut
Harrisburg
Stine
Harry F. Bowman
Weiss
John Fox Weiss
Dauphin County Court
William Earle Noble
Thomas K. Leidy
Bergner
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Auditing Company
Kephart Tied On Nomination For State Treasurer
Harmon M. Kephart and J. W. Clark, rivals for the Roosevelt Progressive party nomination for State Treasurer, are summoned to the Secretary of the Commonwealth office to draw lots. Nearly fifty tie votes will be settled, a common two year practice due to name writs and rare candidate withdrawal. Mushroom parties of 1912 will likely fade after November voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon M. Kephart
J. W.clark
Washington
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Roosevelt Progressive Party
Bull Moose Party
Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
John 8. Beyer
29Th
Allegheny
D. FE. Lafean
John R. K. Scott
Entertainment at Sixth Street United Brethren Church Graduates
On Monday evening an entertainment will honor graduates Miss Mary Daugherty George Troup Homer Kreider Penrose Hoover Miss Nita Spangler. The program includes the Rev Joseph Daugherty Miss Lillian Goodyear Professor Burris and others with choirs and mandolin club. The event highlights church involvement by the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street United Brethren Church
Mary Daugherty
Lebanon Valley College
George Troup
Harrisburg Central High School
Homer Krieder
Penrose Hoover
Nita Spangler
Joseph Daugherty
Lillian Goodyear
Professor Burris
Hardie Heck
Mandolin Club
Daugherty
Homer Kreider
Carl Yost
Anna Blosser
F. FE. Downes
Plan to place five thousand sheep on state farms in Pennsylvania
Secretary Patton leads a Philadelphia backed plan to place 5000 sheep on 500 farms at a cost of $50,000. It aims to revive sheep farming, enforce dog license laws, pay farmers half the wool and all lambs, and observe disease control with Livestock Sanitary Board oversight. A demonstration flock will be studied in Delaware County with data published. Beef raising plans also considered to boost meat supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Charles E. Patton
Philadelphia
Patton
Livestock Sanitary Board
Delaware County
Tener
Past Presidents Association notes and upcoming events
The Past Presidents Association of the Patriotic Order Sons of America met at Camp 371 Middletown with forty members and refreshments. A decorated certificate of membership will be issued to each member. The group will meet July 13 at Camp 477 Pen Brook. Washington Camp No 8 nominated officers and delegates for the State Convention. The Booster Committee will organize the July 19 1916 luncheon. J I Peiffer of Camp 716 and Geo Hohensheildt of Camp 8 seek Dauphin District No 1 presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Patriotic Order Sons of America
Middletown
Camp 477
Penbrook
Washington Camp No
Booster
J. 8. Peiffer
Camp
Geo. Hohensheildt
Dauphin District No
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Lutheran Trinity
Camp Hill
EB. D. Weigle
Thomas Reisch
Sears
God
Sunny Schol
Trinity
R. L. Meisenhelder
Salem
Oberlin
Daniel E. Rupley
Bethlehem
J. Bradley Markward
Christian Endeavor Prayer Meeting
John Henry Miller
Holy Trinity
G. W. Zimmerman
E. B. Carpenter
Messiah
Henry W. A. Hanson
Church of the Redeemer
M. E. Sha
Augsburg
A. M. Stamets
D. Lafontaine
Harry Nelson Bassler
Ellis N. Kremer
St. Andrew's
W. R. Hartzell
E. N. Kremer
St. John’s
G. W. Hartman
the Children and the Nation
Gl School
Y. P
George F. Schaum
Church At Home
Lemoyne
H. T. Searle
Junior Christian Endeavor
J. G. Rosenberger
Ll. C. Hunt
Albright College
Myerstown
A. E. Hangen
Methodist
Clayton Albert Smucker
Epworth League
Camp Curtin
Williams
Epworth Service
St. Paul’s
Wm. Moses
S. C. Swallow
Ridge Ave
William W. Hartman
Geo. Edward Reed
Joseph. Daugherty
Otterbein
Edwin Rupp
Derry
J. A. Lyter
D.D
Charles Edwin Boughter
Bethlehem Lutheran Music
Maestoso
McDowell
Gounod
Hoffman
van Laer
Mr. Mathias
Tours
Klein
Godfrey
Pleyel
Schnecker
Rogers
Miss Cromleigh
Mrs. Hull
Ridge Avenue
Steele
Sheppard
Elert
Faulkes
Vincent
Dimittis
Handel
Wareing
Lewellyn I. Evans
Stevens Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Defiance
Ohio
A. S. Williams
Hershey
Episcopal St
Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
Kensington
H. Everett Hallman
Charles E. Bixler
Brazil
Covenant
Harvey Klaer
C. E. Bixler
Paxton
Harry B. King
George Edward Hawes
George Snavely Rentz
Capital Street
E. M. Ward
Chalmer
C. Groff
C. E. Convention
Stone of the
Stonemen
Capocci
Rubenstein
Thompson
Harker
Ladamus
Jackson
Lemmens
Wallerchamp
DuBois
Chopin
Stark
Stanley G. Backenstoss
J. Herbert Springer
Palestine
New York
Billman
Beirut
Turkey
America
Tourree
Bach
Prayer
Stradella
Mozart
Ada Culp Bowman
Farmer
Trinity Lutheran Church
E. D. Weigle
D. K
Louise Brinker
New England Conservatory of Music
Reed
Y. M
George Edward Reed
Dickinson College
Young Men's Christian Association
Second
Locust Streets
Mount Gretna
Church OF Christ
Fifth Street Methodist
Kirnberge
West
Lemaigre
Widor
Calkin
Ible
Babylon
Christian and Missionary
Allance
W. H. Worrall
Church OF the Brethren
Hummel Street
A. K. Hollinger
Christian Workers
Fifth Street
Edwin A. Pyles
Simon the Cyrenian
Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist
Board of Trade
Kunkel
Nineteenth Street Bridge
Livi
Clark
U. B
Methodist Ministerial Association
Reservoir Park
J. H. Morgan
A. S. Fasick
Central Pennsylvania Methodist Conference
Fasick
Morgan
Ladies
Harrisburg Maennerchor
German Quartet Club Singing Society
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Newbro
5Th Ave
Broadway
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D. P. Ritchey
Thirteenth and
Vernon Sts
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