Local Churches Schedule of Services and Activities
Central Christian Church at Pike and Chestnut Streets lists Sunday school at 9 20 and a morning service with a short talk by Pastor Jemson, Christian Endeavor at 6 20, and an evening service. First Methodist Episcopal at West Pike and North Second features class meeting, Sunday school, morning sermon, Epworth League, and evening sermon on Shibboleth. St Marys Lutheran on Park Avenue near Main presents Sunday school at 10, morning worship with communion, and 8 00 p m evening worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Aother Pike
Chestnut Streets
M. Lane
Christian Endeavor
First Methodist Episcopal Church
West Pike
North Second Streets
J. Y. Smith
Riley
W. H. Davisson
Ronmun
Pilor
M. Epworth
Graham Lyne
Lutheran Church
Park Avenue
Main Street
William L. Heuser
First Presbyterian Church
Second
Malin
Henry D. McClelland
D. D
Ibas
Tor
First Baptist Church
West Pike and
Sixth Streets
W. C. Taylor
Luli Hopkins
P.U
P. U
Christ Episcopal
Malin Streets
Nev
Charles Baird Mitchell
United Brethren Church
H. R. Hess
Robert ‘McClung
J. E. Foster
Duff Street
Stealey Heights
H. R. Hes
Lawman
Cliss Merning
St, Paul's M. E
Corner Train
Felix K. Struye
Ironidus Johnson
Epworth League
Ash Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church
Broad Oaks
Paul LI Fisnagan
James G. Ashley Reacer
Scott Riley
Epworth
Thea
Family Finds Thedford's Black-Draught Eases Ills
Mrs. J B Whittaker of McDuff Virginia praises Thedford's Black-Draught as a long trusted family remedy easing sick headaches stomach troubles and indigestion. She credits regular use with preventing long illness and notes that children readily take the remedy. The advertisement extols its vegetable composition and lists common ailments it addresses and the price of 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDuff
J. B. Whittaker
N.C
United States Express opens Weston office with new agent
The United States Express Company boosts Weston service by assigning an experienced agent and buying a horse and wagon. An office room near the Monticello hotel is secured in the Riley building while the old depot room becomes a checking area. A teen rider Ralph Myers was thrown from a horse team and sent to St Mary's hospital in Clarksburg with non fatal injuries. The People's Telephone Company expands with a larger switchboard. Traction surveyors marked streets for an interurban and planned a route toward the Benjay fair grounds two miles above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westo
United States Express Company
Riley
Monticello Hotel
Ralph Myers
Walt
St Mary's Hospital
Clarksburg
People’s Telephone Company
The
Traction Company
Benjay
Nes
Monongabela Valley Tract ion Company Shipments Schedule
Freight shipments for Mannheton and intermediate points must arrive at the station by 9 A M. Shipments for Fairview and intermediate points must arrive by 10 50 A M. Goods are preceeded for shipment from 7 A M to noon and from 1 to 6 P M. Monongabela Valley Tract ion Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manntheton
Fairview
Monongabela Valley Traction Company
Fair Grounds Report Shows Growing Attendance and Chautauqua Opening
The Lincoln Chautauqua began Thursday afternoon at the fair grounds in a large tent on the south end with a pleased audience and strong attendance expected all week. Miss Nettle Reed of Lightburn and G Carpenter of Akron were married Wednesday morning by Rev. D. Helmick at the Methodist Protestant parsonage. After visiting the bride’s parents they will move to Akron where Carpenter works. A painting of Stonewall Jackson’s boyhood home by Prof. Robert KraI is on display at J. B. Cox furniture store on Main Avenue, showing notable talent. Contractor A. A. Arnold died Wednesday evening after a prolonged illness. he leaves a widow and eighteen children, twelve surviving. Interment was at Machpelah cemetery after services led by Rev. C. C. Lanham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Lincoln Chautauqua
Wespial Grounds
Akron
Carpentier
Stonewall Jackson
Robert Krai
J. B. Cox
Nain Avenue
A. A. Arnold
Court Avenue
Machpelah Cemetery
C.C Lanham
Dangerous Fallacy that They Are Healthy Stop Them
An advertisement touts S. S. S. as a remedy to cleanse blood, claiming boils signal ill health. It asserts S. S. S. penetrates intestines to reach blood, stimulates skin liver bowels kidneys and resolves poison buildups and skin eruptions. It urges readers to obtain from drug stores and contact the Swift Special Co. in Atlanta for expert advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. SS
SS. S
Swift Sp Cille Co
Swift Bldg
Atlanta
Surprising Care of Stomach Trouble
A reader from Phiinheld New Jersey describes relief from chronic stomach upset after using Chamberlain's Tablets. After over a month of distress, reading patient letters convinced him to try the remedy, and he reports he can now eat anything and feel improved. The advertisement notes sales through local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mn G.stengle
Phiinheld
N. J
Chamberlain
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Thedford
Grasselit
United Brethren Church Gaameton
Hameter
Northview Baptist Missioner
Delber Ritter
Bundry
Graham Crackers
Merchants Sales CO
City Water Works and Sewerage Board
Perkins Boynton
C. C
Weston
Allen's
Allens
Glirsied
le Roy
T. J. Lynch & Company
Nell
Lynch Building
Empire National Bank
Empire National Monitor le
Main and
Fourth Sts Capital
Merchants National Bank
Lincoln
Union
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