Memorial sermon for railroad workers congregation service
The Rev. William N. Yates will preach a memorial sermon at Fourth Street Church of God tomorrow evening attended by members from four railroad unions including Brother hood of Locomotive Engineers and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. The service will feature special music and recall deceased union members with a march to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Yates
Fourth Street Church of God
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Order of Railway Conductors
Brotherhood of Railroad
Dr. Yates
B. of L. E
Alexander McAlligher
L. E
David F. Snyder
B. F. Sellers
L. L
W. H. Wharton
J. H. Sites
W. B. Hall
B. F. Crane
J. B. Shank
L. F
Charles Miller
W. F. Entrekin
George W. Bowen
R. T
Bert Drake
Harry Otstot
Charles M. Spahr
Paul E. Garman
J. G. Rife
William Trafford
P. P. Stevenson
W. W. Shope, Sr
C. P. Treadwell
C. E. Groninger
J. A. Marquet
E. T. Kulp
J. T. Rose
E. A. Nessinger
Amos Burris
James Trout
Wilson Durmyer
R. W. McCarty
J. C. Davis
C. H. Crist
A. L. Myers
C. H. Smiley
W. E. Foster
G. E. Holly
F. H. Greenfield
Richards Leeds
E. M. Dawson
W. D. Bowers
Ora Blizzard
S. H. Smith
Cyrus Snavely
J. A. C. Wright
E. T. Richwine
Joseph Walburn
W. B. Young
W. B. Chandler
E. E. Edwards
W. H. Patrick
D. E. Rush
D.H
Zorger
C. R Zimmerman
G. C. Grissinger
W. H. Conrad
W. M. Kirk
C. H. Spotts
Adam Gaugher
KR. T
D. Beigh
T Ross
N. G. Stoner
George W. Harper
Jr. C. E
Sr. C. E
Fourth Street
Railroad Brotherhoods
Int. C. E
Penbrook
Jay C. Forncrook
Missionary Parece
C. E
Nagle Street
J. A. Staub
Grace Methodist Church
State
Third Street
Sarah Lemner
Katherine Crawbaugh
Lemer
Centenary of Dauphin Sunday Schools Planned in Harrisburg
Plans advance for the 1916 observance of Sunday schools in Dauphin county marking the first hundred years. Harrisburg will host next year’s sessions and the anniversary celebration. A field secretary will start in September with a budget of 1800 dollars funded by 3 cents per enrolled member. E F Weaver reelected president, with a slate of officers and advisory board members named.
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Dauphin County
Dauphin County Sabbath School Association
Middletown
Harrisburg
E. F. Weaver
Harry B. Saussaman
Albert Josiah Greene
Bertha Jacks
J. Gilbert Aldinger
H. A. G. Haertzer
James W. Barker
H. H. Hoy
Millersburg
James K. Morrison
Temperance
Edgar J. Huggins
George F. Dunkelberger
Oberlin
Carrie Fox
Lykens
Frank G. Fahnestock
John E. Gipple
W. H. Craighead
J. B. Martin
Cradle Roll Anniversary Observed by Augsburg Lutheran Church
Augsburg Lutheran observes the cradle roll tenth anniversary with Effie McAlicker reading the report on funds paid into the department. Eight girls will handle collection and usher duties, and souvenirs are given to cradle roll members. The service features organ preludes, choirs, readings, solos, and a series of church programs across multiple Sunday schools and Epworth Leagues.
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Augsburg Lutheran Sunday School
Effie McAlicker
Anne Guy
Anna Rau
Blanche Martin
Elizabeth Brown
Katherine Cless
Katherine Holbert
Pauline Yountz
Mary Ammon
Anna Daum
Verna Yountz
Amy Botts
Rachel Longsdorf
Martha Brunner
Ruth Minnig
E. B. Wase
Ethel Henry
A. M. Stamets
Sarah Jannatt Decevee
Jesus
Effie McAllicker
John Whitman
Cornerstone Ceremony for John Y Boyd Memorial
The cornerstone laying for the John Y Boyd Memorial building is planned for Friday at 7 15 PM. Rev Dr Lewis Seymour Mudge of Pine Street Presbyterian will preach and address the gathering along with building committee members Thomas T Wierman Henry B McCormick and Francis J Hall. Other church notices list sermons programs and Sunday schools across several congregations including Covenant Immanuel St Paul Wormleysburg Capital Street First Derry Street Otterbein and State Street with topics such as How to Criticise Paying Our Debts God s Forgiveness and The Gourd that Grew Over Night and more.
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St. Matthew's
E._ E. Snyder
Sardis
C. E. Society
Christ
Thomas Reisch
D. D
C. E
Trinity
Camp Hill
E. D
Zion
S. Winfield Herman
H. D. Hoover
Carthage College
Bethlehem
J. Bradley Markward
Augsburg
Amos Maxwell Stamets
Knights of Malta
Men's League
Calvary
Edward H. Paar
Enola
M. S. Sharp
Cc. E
Lewis Seymour Mudge
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
John Y. Boyd
Thomas T.wierman
Henry B. McCormick
Francis J. Hall
Dr. Mudge
John M
Frank P. Mac
Harvey Klaer
Sunshine Mission Band
Immanuel
Everett Hallman
Jackes Market Square
William B. Cook
Westminster
E. E. Curtis
Pine Street
J. S. Armentrout
Capital Street
B. M., Ward
J. T. Spangler
Derry Street
J. A. Luter
Otterbein
S. Edwin Rupp
St. Paul's Wormleysburg
JG. B. Renshaw
Sr. C. E
Jr. Cc. E
State Street
E. A. Bossler
Jr. C
Musical festival at Stevens Memorial church promises varied program
The Stevens Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church at Thirteenth and Vernon will host a June musical festival tomorrow evening. Rev Dr Clayton Smucker will speak on Ruth Love in the Barley Field as organ recital, anthems, choruses and solos unfold. Committee roles and choir lists are provided, with a large array of performers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin A. Pyles
Epworth League
Asbury
W. H. Gaines
Grace
J. D. Fox
D. D
Jesus
Charles Wesley
Camp Curtin
A. S. Williams
Elisha
Paul
Campaigner For Christ
William W. Hartman
Stevens Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Thirteenth
Vernon Streets
Clayton Albert Smucker
Lord
Jesus My Lord
Brueschweder
G. Washington Sweigert
Flora Weil
Irene Rohrer
G. Pedlow
Harvey A. Boyer
Helen Rohrer
William S. Meck
L. H. Smith
Anna Keiter
Norma Barker
Business Methods in Church Bring Results
A Stevens Memorial Methodist church report by George S. McKrone says running a church on a business basis yields gains. Over 250 new Sunday school members added and February attendance record of 980. Most Sundays show at least 100 more attendees than the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Memorial Methodist Church
George S. McKrone
Special Music at Market Square Presbyterian Church
Musical program announced for Market Square Presbyterian Church services with preludes, anthems, offertories, and postludes by Grstchaninoff Lemare West and others. Evening selections include Elegy and Pray er and Alleluia. Also notes sessions for Christian and Missionary and Associated Bible Students with timings and hall locations. Paxtang Park show features King Kelly with extra stunts for railroaders Mutual Benefit picnic. Park Theater adds Madam Oberta and Her Girls vaudeville act plus Perniane the wizard of the concertina and other acts. Monday evening free for ladies and matinees free for children.
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Kelly
Paxtang Park
Railroaders Mutual Benefit Association
Paxtang
the Park Theater
Madam Oberta
Perniane
George Moore
Billy Humphries
Thressin
Wilmington teen enlists with Royal Navy. parents seek release
In Wilmington Delaware on June 26 Mr and Mrs Howard Ely asked Congressman Mille to seek the government’s discharge of their son G Ernest Elk from the Royal Navy Division. Elk, 17, ran away to England on a ship from Marcus Hook after leaving Wilmington High School. Attempts to detain him at Breakwater failed.
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Wilmington Bay
England
Wilmington
Del
Howard Ely
Mille
G. Ernest Elk
Royal Navy Division
Marcus Hook
Wilmington High School
Matthews Heilman Wedding in Marietta Home
Miss Anna Heilman daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Heilman wed Kelvin E Matthews of York in their newly furnished home with Rev George S Sorber of the York Reformed Church officiating.
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Marietta
Anna Heilman
Daniel Heilman
Kelvin E. Matthews
York
George 8. Sorber
York Reformed Church
Court Rules Mules Not Horses in State Reward Case
The Minnesota Supreme Court denied that mules qualify as horses for a $200 reward on horse stealing. Attorney General Lyndon A. Smith won over John Moonan Bernard Fischer and C. J. Ost, who captured George Thomas Greer after a February 8 mule theft. The court held a mule is not a horse under state statute, ending the claim of mules being eligible for the reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Supreme Court of the State
Lyndon A. Smith
John Moonan
Owantonna
Bernard Fischer
C. J. Ost
Steele County
George Thomas Greer
Greer
Tennessee
Missouri
New York
Ohio
Fischer
Ost
Supreme Court
Hanged man Syd Jones confesses to 13 murders note left
Birmingham June 26 Syd Jones hanged in the county jail yard left a note confessing responsibility for 13 killings. Victims include a Mobile and Ohio brakeman from Alabama, a Minnesota deputy sheriff, and others in places from Crawford Nebraska to Fort Wingate New Mexico and Sheridan Wyoming. He also laments missing Richard Moore in 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Syd"” Jones
Mobile
Ohio
Minnesota
Booncce
Thomas Thompson
Charles Bennett
Moseley
Crawford
Neb
Shay White
Thomas Shay
Surgeon Sews Own Wound After Accident
Dr. John Gross was tossed from his car in the woods near Escanaba Michigan and suffered a deep abdominal cut. He stitched the wound with his own surgical instruments, bandaged himself, then drove to Escanaba and entered a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escanaba
Mich
John Gross
General Scott Visits Tobyhanna Artillery Camp
General Hugh L. Scott chief of staff of the United States Army arrived at the camp in Tobyhanna Pennsylvania today and was greeted with a salute befitting his rank. He is the guest of Colonel Charles T. Menoher commander of the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobyhanna
Hugh L. Scott
United States Army
Charles T. Menoher
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D. J. Carey
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George Rice
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William V. Dailey
Sylvan Heights
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Ellis N. Kramer
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W. W. Hartzell
Homer Skyles May
Heidelberg C. E
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H. N. Bassler
H. J. Kline
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Robert W. Runyan
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Floyd Appleton
Paxtongark
Rutherford Service
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Phoebe Turner
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Lacey
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