Sunday church notices fill regional services and events
A dense list of church services across multiple denominations notes schedules for Sunday schools, adult and youth groups, midweek meetings, confirmations, and special drives. Churches including Evangelical Lutheran, Evangelical Reformed, All Saints, St Barnabas, and others in various towns announce sermon topics, communion times, choir events, and group activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Undar
Bible Markell H
C. Rupp
Il A. W
C. E. Webler
Nesday
T P
All Saints
Douglass Hoof
Ery Communion
Arvice
St. Barnabas
Ettrice
Erdman
Lou P. W
Uislatau Endeavor
Gore Kerscatier
Nda
John A
Goode
Zion Reformed Church
Charleville
John M. DeCuant
I. Ouns Veapie’s Society
Chessute
B. F. Slabaugh
Middletown
Tam
Wada
C. E
Jobo Lavenel
Burkitteville Reformed Church
W. B. Werner
Burkitestilé
Peterstilte
Zion Lutheran Church
Trev
Charles “Day
B. F. Bluhawgh
Sumiar
Wednessas
Jeferson Lutheran Charge
George E. Seiier
Jeferson—Sundar School
Feagatijla
Ory Communion
Burkittsville Lutheran Church
C Erdman
soTkitteville—Sundar School
Anday School
Goa
Myeraville Lutheran Charge
Henry C. Kraft
Myersville
Jobs
Church Hill
Holy Commounion
St Marks
Woltsville
Church of the Brethren
Burkittsville
Jona
Bowlus
Chiurey-Runces School Notice and Service Time
A brief item notes a church service at 2 30 p m and a school name Chiurey Runces with a reference to a mighty fire incident. It mentions center ch e minion and James 91 percent in a compact local bulletin tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actin
Supdar Schess
Paraieensé
Chiurey
Runces School
Agark
Mighty Fire
Herrida
Jesus and the Sick Een Ant They Ut
Fragmentary phrasing suggests a note about Jesus and the sick. no clear names, dates, or events readable. The text appears garbled, offering little factual detail to summarize into a concrete news item.
Hygeia Shews Health Progress And Jesus Authority
The piece discusses Hygeia magazine's role in public health education and its broader impact on science and society. It reflects on Jesus ministry as an example of authority and healing, arguing true power comes from inner conviction and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Issane
Hygeia
American Medical Association
Cage
Analyzes Alcohol Toll In Chicago In 1927
NEA Service reports Chicago 1927 alcohol deaths may surpass any prior prohibition year. While higher than 1920, the rate is below preprohibition 1912–16 averages, about 29 percent lower than 1916. WCTU cites seven year prohibition reduce deaths, urges public health focus beyond liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
Chicago
Temperance Union
Toe W. C. T. U
Illinois
City Health Department
The Young Old Pedagogue Reopens a Country School
In early December 1872 Dixon recalls resuming teaching at the Pleasant Grave School near Urbana. He reflects on the challenge of guiding twenty seven eager youths ages six to twenty one, the retired farmer’s stamina, and the meaningful mission of shaping young lives in a one room schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Elsinor Avenue
Jaipre
Urbana
Isin
Horie
Traver
George
Isaac
Limi
Hian
Providence M. P
Pigiagee
Boldis
Anghaded
Janey Hobbs
Post
Lee Daviz
King Pedassene
Hit
Old Christmas Day Traditions Across Regions
The piece describes Old Christmas Day observed by Southern families and others on January 6 or Epiphany. It notes Epiphany's church calendar prominence, the shift in Christmas date from January 6 to December 25, and local customs affecting decorations and celebrations across locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christman
America
French
Canada
South
Local Society Notes and Reminiscences From Germantown
A Germantown note lists Mr and Mrs Jacob Corbeut and Miss Donnie Leamen visiting family in Work PA and Washington DC during holidays. It also mentions Mrs Clarence Small visiting Washington and Mrs Roy Marth hosting, with Marth family weekend travel. The column blends holiday greetings with reflections on aging and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Jan. T
Jacob Corbeut
Work
Donnie Leamen
Washington, D.C
Otc
Upton Leaman
Clarence Smail
Washington
Roy Marth
After-Glow of the Holiday Season at Presbyterian Church
The message recounts the holiday pause and a focus on Christmastide meaning beyond gifts. It invites readers without a church home to attend services tomorrow morning and evening at the Presbyterian Church with Dr. Wehler delivering sermons and a welcoming note to all.
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Win
Joyvax
Christimag
Wehler
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LL Weller
Sary Methodist Episcopal Churcher
G. Ele Witla
Hursday
Millisal Pension Fund
Srood
Dr. Byers
Kar P. Black
Evangelical Reformed Churcher
Henry G. Kiefer
Ifer
Mis
O'Hara
A. Hanker, Jr
Covin and Lynch Lodges
Masons
Kieffer
Rere
St Timothy's Chapel
Fe Barker Totner
Cltar
TAU
Meternal Memorial United Brethren Church
George W Sirine
Mday
Eva Baptist Church
Wurtz Miller
Priaien Castle
Brook Hii Church
Lieraw
Neenibg
Taras
Lou
Lewton M. E. Church
Caries
Lookard
Zion Canred
Maryuel
Beatria
Cattie Stultz
Mildred Rathrun
Cuarise
Ziawald Wachter
Crion
Bible Thought
Kintieta
James
Jesus and the Sick
Jeans
Beter
Lerger
WM. E. Gilroy
D. DB
Congregationatiat
Fae
Mark
Hygera
Actencs
Beitch
Apirie
Hykeld
Hygelo
Uae
Apola
Civitetion
Meia
Y M.C. A
Fre& Erlek
SEFC
Bantist Che
Zeiberaat
J. W. Dixon
Ger Agz
Berond
Jenoner
Janer Bya
Les Davis
Gertie Wolfe
Mamie Davis
Eid Crayebeard
Crandfathera
Per
Presbyterian Church
Secott Street
Charles & Wehler
D. D. Pater
Grace Reformed Church
Mgr
Robert Smith
Calvary Methodist
Episcopal Church
East Church Street
G. Ellis Williams
D. D
Anna M. Schautz
Casper E. Clive
Burning Bush
Epworth League
Thelma Barton
Tunor Vested Choir
Tou
Calvary