Church notices from multiple congregations in a regional roster
A dense list of church services across many denominations with times for Sunday schools worship and special events. Entries cite Rev. Douglass Hoot Rev W R Barker Turner Rev Hecd L G Kieffer Rev J Kurtz Miller Rev J H Cassaday and others, noting locations in St Barnabas Chapel St Timothy's Chapel Grace Church and many parishes in Utica Adamstown Middletown and surrounding towns with sermon topics and revival plans upcoming services and tent meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Barnabas
Douglass Hoot
Arhour
St. Timothy's
W. R. Barker Turner
Evangelical Lutheran
D. D
Hecd
L. G. Kieffer
Mormisy Worstep
Church of the Brethren
J. Kurtz Miller
Christian Workers
Monrovia
J. H. Cassaday
Salvation Army
West Fifth Street Ensign
Irs
J. Couricis
Baltimore
Trinity Reformed
Adamstown
G. W.iersteller
Paul Delanter
C. E
Woman's Missionary
Utica
Kersville
Asguss
South Ladiesbors
David Wilson
W. RB. Hatteil
Glads rike—Lane
The First Foreign Missionaries
A July 29 Sunday School lesson by WM. E. Gilroy discusses Paul and Barnabas as pioneers of early Christian missions. It frames their zeal, dedication, and the worldwide intent of the Gospel, noting Paul's drive, reliance on Christ, and the first missionary journey from Antioch to spread faith amid dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. E. Gilroy
Jesus
Paul
Nest
Pat
Rome
Christ
An- Ueeh
Barna
Asstioch
Amioch
Sec
Rev W C Royal to Speak at Braddock Heights Song Service
Rev W C Rosal pastor of First Baptist will headline Braddock Heights song service Sunday evening at 7 30 o clock with the topic The Man Inside. Prof Charles H Remsberg will lead vocal solo A Hart Etchison and the program includes orchestra hymn prayer hymn Scripture lesson and offering followed by a sacred band concert conducted by Prof Charles C T Stull Warren Weller as soloist and titled pieces Castle Humoresques Pussia Maldro Mex Jay F Hughes Irish melodies. A Mt Lewistown Union Rally address by McCraig closes the long evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Rosal
First Baptist Church
Braddock Heights
Charles H. Remsberg
Hert Erchison
A. Hart Etchison
Mr. Raoral
Braddock Hershis
Charles C. T. Stull
Directo
Warren Weller
Humorzes
Pussia
Jay Fw Hughes
Bey Star Spangied
Spinali McCraig
Estabrook's South Africa travel reports 1928 tour
Leon M Estabrook describes meetings in Pretoria including with the Census and Statistics Office and agricultural officials, visits to the Union Building and Botanical Collections, and tours of Onderstepoort laboratories. He notes Cape Town bound travel, Johannesburg city layout, mining activity, irrigation challenges, and desert-like landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. &C. Africa
Leon S. Estabrook
Sus
South Africa
Estabrook
Earth Farm
Pretoria
Censusand Statistics Office
Section of
Industrial and Agricultural Statistics
Pretoria Club
Agricultural Department
Union
Prefa
Division of Agricultural Economics
Kets
Lamont
Washington
Unicon
Empire Trade Board of London
Cape Tewn
Johannesburg
Pasiures
Mae
Last Town Crier in the Land Keeps Printing News
Provincetown mass July 28 Walter Smith town crier clings to duty after attempted retirement lameness, still rings bell from cottage to spread town news during summer visits of tourists and locals. Community protests fade as the steamer crowds gather for daily news pail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Provincetown
Mass
Walter Smith
Lora
Fole
Mr. Smith
Cape Cod
Boston
PxeLtown
Soldier stationed in Chicago after three years
A brief, unclear clipping notes a person stationed in Chicago for three years and a short remark about retirement or a related pause, though the wording is fragmented and difficult to interpret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
South African Tour Notes and Local Society Snaps
A traveler recounts passages from South Africa visiting churches museums and gardens. He lists entries on Epworth League meetings and local social circles with many names and a travel plan through South America to Washington and Rome next autumn.
End of July Reflections at a Local Church
In cloying July days Emerson's cadence returns as August nears. The piece recalls summer counties and long days while noting local church activity. Dr. Wechter preaches at the game with plans for August church activities including morning service and Sunday School at 9 45 throughout the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Roseetti Exid OT
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Jen M. & Church
Senth
R. Carl Maxwell
Suhane School
Rev. W. ©. Royal
Bible
Baker
First Pentecostal Mission
North Market Street
Davia Wilson
East Sixth Street
Ruth Barham
Pythian Castle
Woodstoro
Kar
Krook Hill
M. E
Charles W. Lockart
M. Will
Lewistown
Charles WL Lockart
Mt. Lablee
Senter Wepr
Christ Refund Ci Middietowa
John Sastuch Adam
Burkittsville
Harmony Lutheran Church
Endeavor of Zion
Jefferson Lutheran Charge
George H. Seiler
Jefferson
Zion
Feagavitle
Sunca
Gece Lutheran Charge
Wolfsville
Keedysville
AL Wloe
W. S. Sawden
Eider
D. G. Hill
Tess
W. C. Royal
Epworth Jezene
Endeavor Fally
Mt. EL Qi
Leon M. Estabrook
Bible Thought
Veteti Re
Onderstepoort
du Toit
Mond
SE Eytes
Pers
Am Custon Hery
Ssuth sAirica
Rio de Janeiro
Montevideo
Buenos Aires
Valparaiso
Santiago
Lima
Peru
Theiotted
Epworth
Mi FE Pehatch
Ste Oeo
Tsyile
Mowbray
George Holeland
Edward Cruz
Stee
Alyn Etler
Mira
McDevitt
Frank Cremer
Grayson Beth Issea
Mary Nicodemus
Elizabeth Wissademnus
Helena Staller
Mary Mereleer
Madeline Kiniz
Catherine Fogie
Virgie Morten
Catherine Ekeroee
Beatrice ‘Kintz
Pauline Boyer
New Market
Dolly Etzler
Frances Hoff 2
Alice Etaler
Arisadelle Bowers
Ia Eby
Pauline Etsler
Adam
Mary Hoffman
Evelyn Taler
iHeien
Houtesha
Elsie Wiles
Louiee Xeily
Feagaville W
T. U
Ida
Eliza Renn
L. C. Horine
Arrs
Bogle
W. P. Morsell
Horine
Edgar A. Guest
Wry §& Derr
Harmony Grove Community Club
Wotman
Ansa Thomas
Harry Cramer
Waters
C. Kefauver
Chart
and Mors. Willis
Holden E
A Message Presbyterian Church
Charles E. Werler
Union Service
Baker Park
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
George W. Strine
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