07 Mar 1908
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily News
Location
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1908
Page
1
City churches present English and German services across multiple venues. Listings include Lutherans, Seventh Day, Lutheran and Reformed congregations with varied service times, Sunday schools, catechetical classes, and midweek activities led by pastors such as Lebionaperger, Wrenson, and Peters. Reflects diverse affiliations in the downtown area with Methodist, Anglican, and Catholic presence.
Sunday school at 9:65 a m English preaching at 7 pm junior meeting at 6 pm we meeting at 6 45 pm.
A garbled medical note discusses kidney and bladder issues and potential remedies. It references prescription, treatment debates, and general relief with some mentions of symptoms like pain and swelling, though many phrases are unclear. The text appears to be an OCR fragment from a health column or advertisement.
A mix of Sunday worship details across multiple churches led by pastors Miller, Wengert, and Longenooker. Activities include morning sermons on growth of Christianity, Bible themes, temperance meetings, Sunday school times, and revival services with German and English preaching and member receptions.
Sunday school at 6 80 a m and divine worship in the Evangelical St Path segment. Communion and sermon at 10 0 am led by Rev Ty Wis Honger with H P Kreidler pastor providing guidance. First paired by Ancholical on Chestnut hosts German services and Sunday school, Young People, and prayer meetings led by Rev J D Kistler.
The Rev J G Pranels invites the public to German Baptists services at Ninth Street, Sunday 8 80 a m, 10 30 a m preaching, youth meeting at 2 30 pm, evening 7 80 pm. David Wonvar of Reading will preach morning and evening and speak on Brethren doctrines, with evangelistic meetings continuing next week.
The notice lists a Unite Disciples of Christ church at Adams and Vanburen alleys. Sunday school at 4:00 p.m. Close meeting at 2:00 p.m. Young people’s meeting at 6:80 p.m. and rally at 7:80 p.m. Every name Rey Wa Hi Wo.
Church of the Poor schedules a 7:00 PM conference, 9:19 AM Sunday school, and 7:00 PM communion services. Prayer meetings run Tuesday and Thursday evenings, with preaching by Pastor CPN TES VID MICTIODIST EUPTR COUENAG and guest speakers. A Wednesday event features weekly activities and an address by Mire Qoob Sali, with further notes on a chess event and a bake sale.
Fragmented notes indicate a Baptist gathering with titled Mr. Woahitt and a focus on safety at a meeting. A midweek sermon and a request for safety cards are mentioned, with references to local church activities and lay preaching. The text is garbled and names are uncertain.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a morning service at a mission hall with evangelistic activities. It mentions a keynote speaker, a public service, and a religious program featuring song, prayer, and a potential sermon theme. Names and specifics are unclear due to text corruption.
The Congregational church outlines Sunday morning services at seven a.m. English sermon at eight. Prayer meetings and preaching plans are adjusted after four weeks of revival meetings with an emphasis on preaching. The Rev John S Waynaworth, pastor of Lansdale and Germantown, formerly at Immanuel, will preach at the Alb Ave service as invited guest.
Salvation Army and Christian workers announce Sunday services at 11:00 a.m. and 2:50 p.m. Grand clubs at 8:00 p.m. Weeknight meetings with singing and mingling. Adjutant Mrs Folgay Steinett and officers lead. Prayer, Sunday school, and praise meetings held Saturdays and Sundays. Rev. C W Hoffman officiates. All welcome.
The Episcopal St Luke's parish announces a 7330 mom start with the Torch Brotherhood taking its corporate commune at 0:30 a.m. Penitential prayer service and unity community meeting follow at 9:00 a.m. Sermon on Cat Tao of God's Help Evening prayer at 7:00 p.m. Sermon on Why Should I Be Confirmed. General meal and class for all interested in confirmation led by A As pe oh ev 7, M. Page, pastor.
A Novitiate brother reports in a church style letter that Father John’s Medicine has yielded benevolent results among boys and youths preparing to join the order. He claims it prevents pneumonia, cures colds, and strengthens the body, praising its purity and usefulness.
A national ad touts Nir Leonhardt Hem-Roid claiming to cure piles by an internal talet that removes the cause. A month’s treatment costs one dollar with a thousand dollar guarantee. Dr Leonhardt of Tecumseh Neb is named, with Motowan's Drug Store listed in Slaton and Lebanon outlets.
A legal notice outlines a mortgage foreclosure proceeding and public sale of read estate near Teeshill and Leeflatine, with parcels tied to tenants and property rights. It describes the sale date, bidders, and conditions, mentioning Prostitute and house terms in a regional context.
Property on Cumberland Street in Whe Cry Lebanon County Pennsylvania to be sold by public sale at Shehaa House. The description covers parcels, lot lines, and improvements including a three-division house and outbuildings with specific measurements and corner bearings. Sale conducted by Sheriff and attorney with date March 31, 1908. terms and conditions listed.
Public sale of a Lebanon City property described as a house and lot on Chestnut Street with bounds to Strawberry Alley and a corner of the Evanwell Congregation. Sale set for Saturday March 14 1908 at 2 PM with terms: one percent of purchase price due day of sale and balance by April 1 1908 upon deed delivery. H E Hauler to announce conditions.
A historic notice reviews unpaid assets and insurer information linked to 1907 assessments. It notes limited asset values, a policy for safety and fire coverage, and references to a safety measure by a local board and the county.
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