Franklin churches and schedules listed in local notices
The page lists services and events from Franklin area churches including Reform and Methodist churches with times for sermons, Bible school, Sunday School, Epworth, and youth activities. Also notes St. Clare's Church in Delawanna with mass times and a Christian Science Society reading room operating midweek.
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Christian Science Society
Post Office
Franklin Avenue
Poke en H Reedinsele Sunday Services Noted
Fragmentary OCR lists Stephen’s P. L. Church schedule with Sunday School at 9.90, morning prayer and sermon at 10.45, and evening prayer at 8.00. No further context or identifiers present.
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Stephen's P
Grace Church Plans Postwar Mission Week
Grace Church launches a seven day postwar mission starting tomorrow to rally spiritual support for a new era. Rector Rev Douglas Matthews will speak at morning service on A Challenge to the Church. A World Wide Missions conference led by Rev F J Clark follows with Diocesan and parish programs and talks by Rev D S Hamilton and Rev William Sturgis.
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Grace Church
Douglas Matthews
F. J. Clark
Forward Movement
Board of Missions
Mix
Jonn “Howells
Newark
D. S. Hamilton
Paterson
William Sturgis
High Mass for Peace at St Mary's Church
A high mass and benediction of the blessed Sacrament were celebrated at 9 o'clock Thursday at St. Mary's Church in thanksgiving for victory and peace. Dr Edward F Qui officiated.
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St. Mary's Church
Edward F. Qui
Nutley Battalion Loyalty and War Time Pledges
The Nutley Battalion reports a strength of 30 and mourns Corporal William Carrell Diamond of D Company. It explains motor car pledges are for emergencies only, not for winter drills, and stresses unit unity, Red Cross support, and wartime cooperation under Municipal authorities.
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Nutley
The
Patriotic Fund
Union of All Forces
Red Cross
Rifle range control clarified amid troop redeployment notes
Article explains Nutley Rifle Range is managed by the Nutley Rifle Club with no HQ jurisdiction over it. It also covers U S Shipping Board chairman Edward Hurley predicting 2000000 troops in France could return by midsummer, using German and Austrian ships and British liners for transport, plus plans to recruit sailors and potential crew reductions. It lists several honorable discharges and rank changes from Company D, and notes an enlistment at the end.
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Avenue
Nutley Rifle Grnb
France
Edward N. Hurley
U. S. Shipping Board
Europe
Hamburg
Bremen
Trieste
Fiume
Hurley
Asia
England
India
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Shipwing Board
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Franklin Reformed Church
Harold W. Schenck
Bible School
Abe
Redman
Jesus
Con
Manse
Methodist Church
J. Hoyt
P. m. Epworth
Miss Ida
Ram S
Nage
Iss
Ewther Tucker
ST. Paul's Church
B. C. Brown
St. Paul’s Red Cross
Stereopticon Pictures
Japan
Boy Scouts
Charles W. Carroll
T. Mary's Rec
Church
Church OF the Holy Family
Leggieri
ST. Clare’s Church
Delawanna
St. Clare's
Roman Catholes
Allwood Road
Delawanne
Ters
SC Poke
Hreedinsele
Nutley ¥ Battalion
N.J.S.M.R
William Carrell Diamond
D Co
Motor Car
Sol Taffet
Cor
Centre Street
Calin
Baltic
Salime Ciurdi
Stanley R. Gilby
George M
Raymond M. Scott
Perley Pr
Lloyd Vann Winkle
A. Parker Terhune
Nutty Carpello
Lours
Sam
Partha
Hahne’s
Santa Claus
Charles A. Keyler
Bloomfield Avenue
Bloomfield, N. J
Adrian J.C. van Leeuwen Carpenter and Builder
Jersey
Brookfield Avenue
Chas. Greeme & Son
Main Avenue
Passaic, N. J
Washington Place
Erie Railroad
Charles Heilmann
Franklin & Vreeland
Perfection
Aladdin Security
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Davis
Hugh Hallidy
J. Rese