Our Church Paper Devoted to Ev. Lutheran Interects
The publication lists editors Rev. S Herkel D D New Market Virginia and Rev Hubbert Blacksburg Virginia as editors. It invites communications on church topics and notes obituary notices up to 150 words published free with excess charged per word. Prompt insertion to publishers.
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S. Herkel
D.D
New Market
Hubbert
Blacksburg
Establishment of Office By Rev Ambrose Henkel and Partners
The 1806 office of Ambrose Henkel Socrates Henkel and company printers publishers at New Market Shenandoah County Virginia is listed with a family oriented religious and local focus. The subscription price is one dollar per year in advance, with a two dollar local option.
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Ambrose Henkel
Shenandoah Valley
Subscriptions and payments notice for Shenandoah Valley paper
Remittances must go directly to publishers by draft check or money order. Stamps under $1 accepted. Subscriptions prepaid renewal shown weekly after remittance. Discontinuances require notice and arrears paid or paper continues per postal law. Change of address must include old and new post offices. Objectionable ads announced at reasonable club and ad rates. Publication days: Our Church Paper Wednesdays Shenandoah Valley Thursdays. New Market Va. postal entry.
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OUR Church Parer
Shenandoah Valley
New Market
Our Church Paper Seeks Lutheran Support and Subscriptions
Our Church Paper announces its Lutheran focus and aims to aid the Redeemer's kingdom with faith and family content. It invites liberal support from Lutherans, offers weekly issues at 1 year for one dollar in advance, and accepts money orders or drafts to Henkel & Co in New Market Shenandoah County Virginia.
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Our Church
Lutheran Church
South
United Synod of the
Lutheran Visitor
OuR Church Paper mailed at 5c per copy
Lutheran readers in the South urged to secure and read the Aug 22 1900 issue of Our Church Paper. Copies priced 5 cents each or 6 for 24 cents, stamps accepted. send to Henkel & Co. New Market Shenandoah County Virginia.
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South
Henkel & Co
New Market
Shenandoah County
Notice on Remittance Address for Our Church Paper
Remittances for subscriptions and printing should go to Henkel & Co. New Market Virginia not to individual firm members. Following the death of Rev. Dr. G crates Henkel all remittances to the scheme office should be addressed to Henkel & Co. New Market Va.
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Henkel Ét Co
New Market
G .Crates Henkel
Henkel & Co
Reverend C H Roce Dies in Columbus Ohio
Rev. C H Roce died in Columbus Ohio on the 30th alt aged 56 years His biblical knowledge was vast and he studied in original languages He was a prominent writer author of a book of poems and a book of sermons He belonged to the Joint Synod
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C. H. Roce
Columbus
Joint Synod
Woodrow Wilson Elected President of Princeton University
Reverend Dr Francis Patton resigns as Princeton president to pursue literary work and remain ethics professor. Woodrow Wilson, born in Staunton Virginia in 1856 and trained in law at the University of Virginia, succeeds him with many titles.
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Francis Patton
Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson
Staunton
University of Virginia
Cornerstone Laid for Waldo Lutheran Church
The cornerstone of the Lutheran church at Waldo Ohio was laid recently, marking the completion of a new church building. Community members attended the ceremony as plans for dedication proceed.
Lutheran reunions and church progress across several states
The report highlights the 12th Susquehanna Lutheran reunion at Island Park Pennsylvania on August 28. It notes May foreign mission contributions totaling 4506 dollars, amid church and ministry developments from West Sand Lake New York improving facilities to St. Mark's Roanoke trading buildings with Greene Memorial Methodist. It covers the Central Luther League in Philadelphia, English Lutheran missions in New Haven, and new church dedications in Trenton and Williamsport with notable pledges and accessions.
Colored delegates to National Sunday School convention seated separately
In Denver Colorado colored delegates will be seated by themselves at the National Sunday School convention amid a planned boycott by negroes. Separately, the Swedish Lutheran church in Camden Place Minneapolis dedicated its new church on the 14th alt and notes rapid growth doubling membership since January.
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Enver
Col
the Swedish Lutheran Church
Camden Place
Minneapolis
Minn
Priest Wins Injunction Over Knights on City Hall Cornerstone
Rev Wherle secured an injunction preventing the Knights of Pythias from laying the Bellaire Ohio city hall cornerstone on grounds the order is anti Christian. Officially Rev James H Turner succeeds. Unofficially this has been practice for years. Congratulations. The title rests after his name. Also Rev J A Morehead of Charleston South Carolina noted.
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Wherle
Knights of Pythias
City Hall of
Bellaire
James H. Turner
D. D
J. A. Morehead
Charleston, S. C
Holiness State Convention At Moundsville Features Faith Healing
The West Virginia Holiness State convention met in Moundsville last week with a rousing session. The chief feature was alleged physical cures by the Holy Ghost, prompting concern over potential extreme religious fervor.
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West Virginia
Moundsville
Whit Sunday confirmations and baptisms across Ohio churches
Grace Lutheran Columbus confirmed 23 members on Whit Sunday and baptized 2 adults under Rev. Tressel. Trinity Youngstown and Girard each recorded 10 confirmations. St. Peter Columbus under Rev. Bergner baptized 11, including 2 from the Roman Catholic church, and 5 adults.
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Grace Lutheran
Sunday School Convention Omission Noted In Report
The secretary reports an oversight in the proceedings in Page County last week. An offering of 8.23 dollars was collected at the Sunday morning service for the Manassas Virginia parsonage building fund.
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Page County
Manassas
Social gifts to Foreign Mission Board noted
Mrs Geiger of Dansville New York bequeathed 500 to the board. Rev Lund sends 101 from Norwegians. Gearard Watts of Baltimore and Geo Watts of Durham New York gave 1000. Mr Lemmert of Baltimore donated an iron safe valued at 65.
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Foreign Mission Board of
The
General Synod
Geiger
Dansville
N. Y
Rev. Lund
Gearrard Watts
Baltimore
Lutheran Church Updates and Deaths Across States
The corner stone of St. Matthew's Lutheran church in Hancock Minnesota was laid Rev Tank pastor on the 28th alt. Rev Louis Wagner of Mt. Washington Pennsylvania died aged 41 and was a successful pastor. Rev George A Riser at Mt Sidney Virginia is dangerously ill with typhoid fever. The Sugar Grove Ohio Lutheran church rededicated last month costing 2000 dollars and is debt free. Rev F M Harris address moved to Greeneville Tennessee Rural Free Delivery No 13. The Norwegian Lutheran church in Atlanta Minnesota razed by a tornado on the 6th inst. The storm caused extensive damage. A Roman Catholic University in Washington plans a theological seminary with fundraising for a 500000 dollar endowment led by Dr Elliott.
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Hancock, Minn
Tank
Louis Wagner
Lutheran Church
Mt. Washington
George A. Riser
Mt. Sidney, Va
Sugar Grove
A. Kohler
Atlanta, Minn
Roman Catholic University At
Washington
Elliott
Young Men's Christian Association
Wm. E. Parson
D. C
Washington, D.C
Imperial University
Tokio
Japan
Parson
Salem
Roanoke College
Germany
Virginia
Martin Luther
George Washington
Luther
St. Peter's
Rome
George III
Amherst County Goes Dry Amid Whiskey Protests
Amherst County votes to enforce Prohibition after renewed challenge by whiskey interests. Officials announce plan to shut down illegal distilling and enforce the law, signaling a decisive end to illicit whiskey trade in the region.
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Amherst County
St Pauls Church Hupp Va Preaching on Catechisation
The pastor Rev J Paul Stirewall will preach at St Pauls Church Hupp Virginia on the fourth Sunday of June at 8 pm The public is invited to attend and hear about Catechisation.
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J. Paul Stirewall
St. Paul’s Church
Hupp
Luther League Review Highlights June Issue
The June Luther League Review features the superb issue with Dr Keyser's serial East and West praised as worth more than the subscription price. The story offers a strong moral for Lutheran pastors and congregations.
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Luther League Review
Keyser
East and West
Mark Twain Receives Degree From Missouri University
The LL D degree was conferred on Mark Twain by the University of Missouri. The North American telegraphed his reaction and he said he felt like he had been officially released from ignorance and vice.
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Mark Twain
S. J. Clemens
University of Missouri
Lutheran presence prompts intensified mission effort in Carolina
Dr. Haliman, editor of the state paper, states that no town in South Carolina lacks Lutherans. He argues that this makes mission work imperative across the state.
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Haliman
S?tor
Sou ‘Arolina
Homer City Lutheran Church Struck by Lightning
The Lutheran church at Homer City Pa Rev J W Schaeffer pastor was struck by lightning on the 25th alt losing its tower and spire and part of the roof. The rain put out the fire and it seems unsafe to rebuild the tower or spire.
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Homer City
J. W. Schaeffer
Seminary Professor Elect Visits Carolina Counties
Rev M G G Scherer second professor elect in Mt Pleasant South Carolina Theological Seminary visits relatives in Catawba County North Carolina and plans summer study at Hickory North Carolina. Locals report Rev John Hall's charge will gain a 35 acre farm with parsonage to house the minister and family. Ambrose Henkel Esq visits and shows health improvement amid church and publishing work.
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M. G. G. Scherer
Mt. Pleasant
S. C
Catawba County
N.C
Hickory
H. A. Davis
Moretz
N. C
John Hall
Hall
Resignation Accepted of Rev George E Krauth
The resignation of Rev George E Krauth of the Lutheran church was presented to the congregation and accepted. It takes effect July 1. He is described as faithful and popular pastor and a compelling speaker who made many friends in town and church. Harrisonburg Va Evening News.
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George E. Krauth
Lutheran Church
Krauth
Harrisonburg
Roanoke College Commencement Highlights Various Events
The Roanoke College commencement week featured the baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Edward H. Ward, addresses on civic virtue and commerce, orator's medal contest won by H. C. M. Marshall, and multiple degree conferrals. Trustees added new members and planned curricular enhancements for biology and Spanish with a looming semi centennial in 1903.
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Roanoke
Progress of Davidson County Lutheran efforts and local church plans
In Davidson County North Carolina the Lutheran parishioners rebuild after the January church fire. A new 36 by 50 foot Gothic church rises with corner stone laid Easter Monday and first sermon June 1. Lancaster and Thomasville grow as manufacturing towns draw young locals, while Lexington seeks a church site and telegraphs for a mission force. The note praises Rev Arndt joining June 18 and calls for traveling missionaries in North Carolina.
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Emmanuel
Chicago
Noah Hedrick
Davidson
Arndt
Holly Grove
Lexington
Thomasville
United Synod
High Point
Greensboro
North Carolina
Tennessee
Exchange of Churches in Roanoke Va
Roanoke congregations of Greene Memorial Methodist and St. Mark's Lutheran exchange buildings. Methodists pay 18000 and will spend about 12000 more to enhance the new home. St. Mark's cost 80000 though not finished, debt troubled the congregation. Rev. Dr. I G M Miller's ministry praised as the move relieves debt and offers new life.
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Roanoke
Greene Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
South
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Virginia
St. Mark's Church
Greene Memorial Church
I. G. M. Miller
Perry Davis Painkiller Promises Quick Relief for Aches
In lively exercises like boat racing and ball games men strain muscles and return home sore. Perry Davis Painkiller is advertised to soothe nerves and penetrate muscles with warmth and healing power. The product claims relief for two generations of Americans. Large bottles priced at 2 and 50 cents.
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Perry Davis
Webster's International Unabridged Dictionary for Sale
Two bound copies of Webster's International Unabridged Dictionary with Dennison's patent in dex offered by Huenkul & Co. of New Market Virginia. No price listed.
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Dennison
Huenkul & Co
New Market
Pencil Tablets Sold At Henkel & Co Office
Large red white and blue pencil tablets priced at 5 cents each offered by Henkel and Company at their office.
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Henkel & Co
Pentecost Confirmations Across Kansas Ohio and Maryland
In Tescott Kansas Pastor Wana Macher confirms 10 at St James Baltimore Maryland 20 by Rev Mong brings yearly total to 43 Arlington Ohio Pastor Gratz confirms 19 for a new mission congregation first confirmation Zion’s Lutheran Canton Ohio Rev Schaub 36 St James Baltimore Rev Hinfalt 7.
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Tescott
Kan
Wanamacher
St. James
Baltimore
Mong
Arlington
Gratz
Zion’s Lutheran Church
Canton
Schaub
Hinfalt
Book Notice The Christ and His Church by Seiss
The Christ and His Church by Rev Joseph A Seiss D D LL D LHD from General Council Board of Publication Philadelphia price 175 is a collection of sermons praised for clear sharp style doctrinal practical hortative homiletical value and wide usefulness printable as a classic English sermon book worth broad patronage.
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The
Christ
Joseph A. Seiss
D. D
LL. D
General Council Board of Publication
Philadelphia
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