Churches Hold Sunday Services Across City
City churches announce Sunday schedules led by Grace Methodist First Congregational First Baptist First United Presbyterian and many others with morning sermons infant baptisms and evening services. Preachers include A E Yeager D P Shafer David Morris F B McAll Jr and J H Miller among others with Sunday school at 9:30 to 11 and evening programs.
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Grace Methodist
A. E. Yeager
Sam Maitland
Greenwood M. E
Central Christian
D. P. Shafer
Biniater
First Congregational
Grifith Thomas
David Morris
Steubenville
First Baptist Church
F. B. McAll
New Castle
McGounhall
Washington Street
A. L. John
First United Presbyterian
R. L. Ning
Sabath School
Marie Snead
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Little
Eith
City Rescue Mission
Croton Avenue
East Washington Street
North Street
Neshanhock Avenue
J. H. Miller
Luther League
First Christian Church
W. W. Sniff
the Times
Christian Endeavor
Sniff
First Methodist
Milton B. Williams
Eplargrtti
Church of God
Wilson Avenue
J. T. Byers
Bethel A. M. E
North Green
J. W. Hayes
Nehemian the Eames
Relief pamphlet from Milwaukee Medical Institute advertises Triumph Pills
An old advertisement urges ladies to try Triumph Pills for irregular or delayed cycles. It claims the pills are safe and dependable, and not sold at drug stores. The notice invites readers to write for “Relief” particulars, free, and provides the Medical Institute address in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Institute
Milwaukes
Wis
First Presbyterian Children Day Exercises at Church
The program for the First Presbyterian Church children day tomorrow at 11 includes processional, prayers, baptisms, readings, and singing by named child groups such as The Pansies Little Clovers and Playing Daisies with a list of participants and flag bearing duties by Red White and Blue divisions and a Standard Bearer Elinor McKee. The event features recitations by Althea Aiken Mary Martin Helen Trusel and others among groups led by Nell Connery and Nell Connery and a final offering and announcements.
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First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Little
Nell Con
Nery
Helen Trusel
Genevra Hazen
Josephine McGoun
Mary Sharpe
Althea Aiken
Mary Martin
Florence Golder
James Ray
June Wolchester
Robert McBurney
Margaret Brown
Gordon Jenkins
Helen Martin
Edwin Wardrop
Sarah Boyles
Henrietta Jones
Richard Bard
Clay Rubel
Frederick Clemens
Robert Gordon
Alfred Reed
Walter McConnell
White
Vivian Spencer
Francis Beadel
Grace Porter
Georgianna Ferguson
Virginia Conover
Ada B. Wardrop
Harriet Rug
Campaign To Replace Supply Of Horses
New York June 16 Reginald C Vanderbilt president of the American Hackney Horse Society and the Association of American Horse Shows has launched a continent wide campaign for cooperation among livestock organizations and agricultural societies to maintain the horse supply He warns that abundant harvests are not as vital as having enough horses in war or peace and urges immediate action to replace the millions lost in the war The export of a million horses to Europe in the last two years and high feed costs reducing livestock production threaten agriculture
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New York
N. Y
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
American Hackney Horse Society
Association of American Horse Shows
Europe
Dedication of Big Flag At Central Presbyterian Church
The Central Presbyterian church will host both Sunday services on June 17 with Children’s Day events in the morning. A large silk flag, recently purchased by the Sunday school, will be presented and dedicated. The program includes songs, a recitation by Mary Elizabeth Shannon, and an exercise “The Story of Life.” In the evening, eight Sabbath school graduates will receive diplomas from the Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association for completing the Teacher Training course, with an average final score of 98.9.
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The
Second Baptist Church
West Falls Street
G. L. Smith
Brotherhood
Central Presbyterian Church
Swedish Lutheran Zion Church
Crawford and
Cumberland Avenues
Christian Discipleship
H. G. Randolph
U. P
A. J. Randles
W. E. Harris
Bible School
All
Gospel Tabernacle
Christian Alliance
Pearson Street
East Washington
F. B. Collitt
Diamond
Maitland Memorial P. M
H. G. Russell
A. Hoyland
John
St. Andrew's Chapel
East Long Avenue
R. G. Roescamp
D. D
America
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Lyndal Street
P. B. Campbell
W.H. Armstrong
Pasor
Salvation Army
East Washington Street
St. Luke’s Church
Ethel D. W. Bell
Epworth M. E
Pearson and
Epworth
C. G. Farr
Monorth League
Bethany Lutheran Church
Sutton Streets
Robert L. Smith
Elizabeth Gaston
Croton Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
W. P. Graham
Mary Elizabeth Shannon
Sherwood Johns
Pearl Dufford
Florence Rearie
James G. Leslie
William J. Brown
Loy H. Hanna
Central Presbyterian
Drowned Soldiers Bodies Recovered in Ohio Lake
Youngstown Ohio June 16 bodies of Joseph McGrath and Joseph Moore guardsmen in federal service were found floating yesterday after drowning in Lake Hamilton last Saturday. The canoe overturned in 50 feet of water and both men, members of Company C Ohio infantry, could not swim. They were locked in a death grip.
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Youngstown
Joseph McGrath
Joseph Moore
Lake Hamilton
Company C
Ohio Infantry
Bunion Relief Promises Instant Comfort at Rut-Rate Store
An ad touts Buaten Comfort for bunion relief claiming instant easing without pain. It advises wearing regular shoes and dissolving the bunion, directing readers to McKee's Rut-Rate Medicine Store at 22 N. Mill St. for purchase.
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Matey — Sreeean
McKee's
N. Mill St
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