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Elmira, NY 1918
Forward
The pastor is glad to place this Directory in your hands. Its value is evident. Here you will find interesting facts about our great brotherhood as a whole and this church in particular. Here you will fine the names and addresses of our membership as nearly correct as the pastor can make them. This ought to be a great help to you in getting better acquainted. A visiting church makes a growing and strong church. The better you know the people the better you will like them, so visit them often. The church will mean much more to you if you do.
If you find any mistakes in this Directory, please let the pastor know of them. People are on the move all the time and many of them never think of giving the pastor their new address, and then they wonder why he doesn’t cal on them. If there are strangers in your neighborhood, get acquainted with them and invite them to church. If you know of sickness in any of our families please notify the pastor, for oft-times people will send for the doctor and expect the birds to tell the pastor they are sick.
Uphold the pastor in every way; by so doing you can double his power. It takes no more energy to preach to five hundred than it does to preach to one hundred. The cost of the church service is the same in light and heat whether there are five hundred present or one hundred. WHERE WERE YOU LAST LORD’S DAY?
The publication of this book is made possible by the business men whose advertisements you read on its pages. Ou should return them a proper appreciation and then some patronage as well.
Keep the book for reference. Each family is suppose to have one copy, but if another is needed the pastor will gladly furnish it.
OUR HONOR ROLL
" Lest We Forget"
These boys are absent from us for a little while to help Uncle Sam and our Allies
"Make the world safe for Democracy"
| *Clarence Dingman | Lester Newell |
| J. Graham Dodge | Wayne Randall |
| Edmund Decker | Raymond Robb |
| Earl Devore | Theodore Renshaw |
| * Fred Dykins | H.L. Richardson |
| *Walter Eschott | Ernest Russell |
| Harold Freeman | *Harry Reber |
| Jonathan Good | *Benjamin Snyder |
| William Howland | Cecil Spaulding |
| Bernard Hutchinson | Floyd Stratton |
| C.J. Hornsby | Howard Stratton |
| C.L. Herrington | Earl Strong |
| *Willard W. Jones | J. I. Varney |
| William M Kreidler | L.E. Van Nest |
| Leonard Lilley | Edward Van Horn |
| Francis LaCoste | Hobart Wheat |
| Frank Lewis | George Wilkes |
| Fred Lewis | Eldon Wood |
| Lewis Landon | * Lee Wood |
| Benjamin J. Mason | *Guy Wood |
* Members of church families but not members of the local church
Historical Sketch of the First Church of Christ (Disciples)
The first meeting of the Disciples of Christ in Elmira was held Nov. 12, 1893 at a home on College Ave.
Meetings were held continually from this time, on Sunday and Wednesday evenings from house to house with just a few people until Jan. 28,1914, when they met for the first time in a rented hall at 107 E. church St. over a cigar store up two long flights of stairs.
February 4th a Sunday School was started with about 40 scholars.
Meetings were continued under very discouraging circumstances at times, until Sept. 1st ,1896, when Rev. C.C. Crawford was called to take the leadership of the Church. Bro. Crawford continued as pastor for about 13 years and the Church grew in numbers and influence from a few in number to a Church of a few hundred members.
In Oct. 1898, the Church began meeting in an old two story brick building on the corner where the present Church now stands. Afterwards this lot was purchased for the purpose of erecting a suitable church building.
In 1904 the present Church building was started but not finished until 1906. The State Convention was held in the New Church in June 1906 and the Church was dedicated at this time also.
The Church was so deeply in debt for the church building and so unable to keep up the Int. and other expenses that the Church was sold about the year 1909. Bro. Crawford left and being without a pastor and so deeply in debt, these were very dark days for the Church. But there were those who would not give up and finally, in 1909 C.M. Kreidler, the present pastor, was secured for the place by the State Board. After Bro. Kreidler came, he arranged for us to re-purchase the church building and made other arrangements so that, in a short time, our finances were in much better shape. And, during the 9 years of Bro. Kriedler’s Ministry, the Church had frown steadily until the membership at present is more than double what it was when Bro. Kreidler came to us as pastor. The finances, too, have been taken care of and the debt reduced until at present our indebtedness is less than half what it was when Bro. Kreidler came. During all the years since 1898 the State Miss. Soc., has helped the Church by an annual appropriation, which has been very liberal and for which this Church is very grateful.
J.E. Taylor Clerk.
IS THIS THE TRUTH?
"If you want to work in the kind of a church
Like the kind of a church you like
You needn’t slip your clothes in a grip
And start on a long, long hike.
You’ll only find what you left behind,
For there’s nothing that’s really new;
It’s a knock at yourself when you knock your church;
It isn’t the church, it’s you.
Real churches aren’t made by men afraid
Lest somebody else goes ahead;
When everyone works and nobody shirks
You can raise a church from the dead.
And if when you make your personal stake
Your neighbor will make one, too,
Your church will be what you want to see--
It isn’t your church, it’s you."
Have you ever asked yourself this question--
" What kind of church would this church be,
If every member was just like me?"
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY of the CHURCH
| Pastor | C.M. Kreidler |
| Chairman of Official Board | A.L. Streeter |
| Treasurer of Church | F.M. Bassett |
| Fin. Sec. Of Church | W.F. Teller |
| Treas. Of Debt Fund | W.M. Good |
| Treas. Of Missions Fund | J.E. Taylor |
| Clerk of Church | J.E. Taylor |
| Church Chorister | A.C. Hutchinson |
| Church Organist | Mrs. E.W. McKean |
| Chief Usher | H.L. Browning |
BOARD of ELDERS
| A.L. Streeter, ‘21 |
BOARD of DEACONS
| W.J. Knowlton, ‘19 | M.E. Barnes, ‘20 |
| Geo. Rauscher, ‘19 | Sydney Osler, ‘20 |
| E.W. McKean, ‘19 | W.M. Good, ‘21 |
| Charles Kellogg, ‘19 | A.C. Hutchinson, ‘21 |
| F.P. Collxon,’20 | Charles Robb, ‘21 |
| H.L. Browning, ‘20 | W.D. Hyde, ‘21 |
BOARD of DEACONESSES
| Mrs. W.G. Stratton, ‘19 | Miss Cora Van Nest, ‘20 |
| Mrs. R.R. Rockwell, ‘19 | Mrs. A.L. Youmans, ‘ 21 |
| Mrs. Ada Herrington, ‘21 | Mrs. R.G. Dickens, ‘21 |
BOARD of TRUSTEES
| Clarence Mason, ‘19 | Dr. R.H.V. Dann, ‘20 |
| Milo Shanks, ‘19 | Dr. G.M. Case, ‘21 |
| P.B. Meeker, ‘20 | Verne Wells, ‘21 |
*Time expires
COMMITTEES
House Committees
Verne Wells--Chairman
Cora Van Nest
Mrs. F.B. Kilgore
Finance Committee
| C.M. Kreidler, Chairman | H.L. Browning |
| Verne Wells | W.M. Good |
| W.F. Teller | F.M. Bassett |
| J.E. Taylor |
Service Committee
M.E. Barnes--Chairman
Geo. Rauscher
F.P. Collson
Music Committee
Verne Wells--Chairman
A.C. Hutchinson
W.J. Knowlton
Baptismal Committee
Mrs. C.M. Kreidler--Chairman
Cora Van Nest
Mrs. Wm. Stratton
M.E. Barnes
P.B. Meeker
Auditing Committee
A.C. Hutchinson--Chairman
M.E. Barnes
F.P. Collson
Relief Committee
M.E. Hutchinson--Chairman
Verne Wells
Mrs. F.B. Kilgore
DEPARTMENTS
Bible School Officers and Teachers
Superintendent--A.L. Streeter
Assistant Superintendent--J.E. Taylor
Assistant Superintendent-- A.C. Hutchinson
Secretary--C.L. Herrington (enlisted)
Assistant Secretary--Mrs. L.E. Van Nest
Treasurer--H.L. Browning
Librarian--Irene Taylor
Ass’t Librarian--Margaret Schlock
Chorister--A.C. Hutchinson
Pianist--Mrs. Floyd Stanton
Ass’t Pianist--Thurza Taynton
Leader of Orchestra--R.G. Dickens
Temperance Supt.--Dorothy Buckley
Miss’y Supt.--Mrs. A.W. Blair
Primary Supt.-- Mrs. R.R. Rockwell
Supt. Cradle Roll
Mrs. K.E. Stilwell
Mrs. Henry Peterson
Supt’s of Home Department
Mrs. R.G. Dickens
Mrs. J.E. Taylor
War Committee
Service Flag--Mrs. M.E. Barnes
Roll of Honor--A.C. Hutchinson
Picture Gallery--Mrs. J.I. Varney
Correspondence
A.C. Hutchinson
Charles Robb
Mrs. Elizabeth Renshaw
Mrs. Lucy Roby
Mrs. J.J. Haney
Mrs. D. Hyde
Children’s Department
Teachers
Mrs. H.L. Richardson
Mrs. Robert Page
Mrs. Harry Wood
Mrs. Orpha Butler
Mrs. J.I. Varney
W.D. Hyde
Teachers
Children’s Department
Young People’s Department
Everett Oakes
Mrs. A.C. Hutchinson
Beatrice Rockwell
D.D. Rockwell
Mrs. George Millspaugh
Mrs. Ferne Schlock
Thurza Taynton
Adult Department
Mrs. J.E. Taylor
Mrs. C.M. Kreidler
W.D. Hyde
C.M. Kreidler
Ladies’ Aid Society Officers
President--Cora Van Nest
Vice President--Mrs. R.G. Dickens
Secretary-- Mrs. A.G. Cuthbert
Treasurer--Mrs. Ferne Schlock
C.W.B.M. Officers
President--Mrs. William Beiter
Vice President--Mrs. N.C. Taynton
Secretary--Mrs. A.G. Cuthbert
Ass’t Secretary--Mrs. F.P. Collson
Treasurer--Mrs. J.E. Taylor
Y.L.M.C. Officers
President--Mrs. Charles Robb
Vice-President--Mrs. Everett Oakes
Secretary--Mrs. K.E. Stilwell
Literary Sec’y--Thurza Taynton
Treasurer--Mrs. Henry Peterson
Choir Officers
President--Verne Wells
Vice-President--A.C. Hutchinson
Secretary--Mrs. H.G. Peterson
Treasurer--Mrs. Charles Robb
C.E. Officers
President--Mrs. Ferne Schlock
Vice-President--Mrs. A.C. Hutchinson
Secretary--Margaret Kreidler
Cor. Secretary-- Eloise Lilley
Treasurer-- Dorothy Burkley
Organist--Margaret Schlock
Ch. Prayer Meeting Committee--Fred Fuller
Ch. Lookout Committee--Mrs. Ferne Schlock
Ch. Social Committee--Rosamond Sherman
Ch. Junior Committee--Mrs. A.W. Blair
Junior C.E. Officers
Superintendent--Mrs. L.O. Dickinson
President--Dorothy Schlock
Vice-President--
Secretary--Beatrice Kreidler
Treasurer--Lenna Condon
Organist--Dorothy Schlock
Ass’t Organist--Maud Everett
Who Are The Disciples of Christ?
The First Church of Christ of Elmira, N.Y., is associated with the people known as the Disciples of Christ or Christians. We are endeavoring to enthrone Christ in the lives and hearts of men. In the last analysis we believe Christ and His gospel must solve all our social, economic and religious problems. Our history, as a district religious movements, began about one hundred and ten years ago. At that time a considerable number if devout Christians, scattered throughout Pennsylvania, Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky--deploring the divisions that existed in the Protestant world, and feeling deeply the necessity of unity among the people of God--began an earnest inquiry after the true basis of union for Christians. They despaired of finding that basis in many of the rigid creeds and customs that held in bondage the various denominations. Their search for the true basis led them to the conclusion that all human names for God’s children and all human creeds as tests of fellowship are essentially wrong and tend to produce intolerance and perpetuate divisions among Christians. They concluded that the only sure method of effecting a permanent and scriptural basis for union is to be found in the restoration of Apostolic Christianity in teaching and practice .--)John 17:21; 1 Cor.1:10, Eph. 4:4-6, Jude 3)
Pursuing this object they were led to the adoption of the following cardinal reforms:
I----Our Plea
Faith in Jesus as the true Messiah, and obedience to Him as our Law-giver and King, the only test of Christian character and the only bond of Christian character and the only bond of Christian union, communion and co-operation, irrespective of all creeds, opinions, commandments and traditions of men.
II-- Our Aim
1. The restoration of primitive Christianity and consequent union of all the followers of Christ in the " ONE BODY."
2. To Exalt Christ above party and His Word above all human creeds.
3. To build the CHURCH of CHRIST without denominational name, creed or other barrier to Christian unity, whose terms of fellowship shall be as broad as the conditions of salvation and identical with them.
4. To lead sinners to Christ in the clear light of New Testament teaching and example.
III.--Our Practice
We wear no name but Christ; have no priest but Christ; accept no creed but Christ; submit to no authority but Christ’s; ask people to believe on Christ; to repent toward Christ; to confess Christ; to be baptized into Christ; to walk with Christ; to live for Christ; we plead for unity in Chris; CHRIST IS OUR ALL AND IN ALL. In accepting the simple yet all-comprehensive name Christian-- plus nothing, minus nothing, divided by nothing--without prefix or suffix-- we stand as the friends of every movement that looks toward God. We antagonize nothing that is good, but hail with joy all truth and righteousness, whether it be found in Jewish or Gentile, Roman Catholic, or Protestant folds. While we claim to be the Christians ONLY we don’t claim to be the ONLY Christians. We believe that denominationalism mars the unity of the church, so we oppose all divisions and denominational lines as unscriptural and sinful. We believe that all human creeds interfere with the emphasis in the Christ, and so we have no creed but Jesus Christ, and plead for simple loyalty to Him and obedience to His commandments. This is the summum bonum of our holy religion as revealed in the Holy Bible.
IV.-- Our Discipline! The Book of Books
The Holy Bible contains the mind of God, the state of man, the way of salvation, the doom of sinners, and the happiness of believers. Its doctrine is holy, its precepts are binding, its histories are true, and its decisions are immutable. Read to be wise, believe it to be safe, and practice it to be holy. It contains light to direct you, food to support you, and comfort to cheer you. It is the traveler’s map, the pilgrim’s staff, the pilot’s campass, the soldier’s sword, and the Christian’s charter. Here paradise is restored, heaven opened and the gates of hell disclosed. Christ is its grand subject, our good its design, and the glory of God its end. It should fill the memory, rule the heart, and guide the feet. Read it slowly, frequently and prayerfully. It is a mine of wealth, a paradise of glory, and a river of pleasure. It is given you in life, will be open at the judgment, and remembered forever. It involves the highest responsibility , rewards the greatest labor and condemns all who trifle with its holy contents. Yet most professed Christians give more heed to their man-made, human creeds, disciplines, confessions of faith, prayer-books and catechisms than to this, OUR MOST HOLY BOOK.
V.--Some Points of Our Doctrine
1. Hear--Isa. 1:2; Rom. 10:17
2. Believe--Acts 16:31; Heb. 11:6
3.Repent-- Luke 13:5; Acts 17:30-31
4.Confess--Matt. 10:32; 16:16; Rom. 10:9-10
5.Be Baptized-- Matt.28:19: Acts 10:47-48; 22:16; Rom. 6:4; Gal. 3:27; I Pet. 3:21.
6.Christian Life--I Cor. 15:58; II Pet1:5-11; Rev. 2:10
7.Heaven--II Cor. 5:1; Rev. 22:14
VI--Our Strength
We number more than 1,300,00 members, 8,000 preachers, 10,000 churches, 38 colleges and universities, 5 influential periodicals, etc. We stand second among the great religious bodies in the world-wide Christian Endeavor movement and first in percentage of rapid growth. Last year (1917) we spent $8,000,000 for missions education and benevolence and world-evangelism. We are the fourth largest religious body on earth today and if we make as rapid progress in the next hundred years as we made the last hundred we shall be the greatest religious Protestant body on earth.
VII-- Some of Our Mottoes
1.In faith unity; in opinion liberty; in all things charity.
2. As to essentials , where the scriptures speak we speak; where the scriptures are silent we are silent.
3.We endeavor to call Bible things by Bible names.
4.We can do all things through Him who strengthen us.
5.Abhor that which is evil; cleave to that which is good.
6.In union there is strength; hence WE SHALL ALL STEP TOGETHER.
CHURCH MEMBERS:
Please take your Temperature and Report at Once to your Minister.
Boiling--Enthusiastic, never misses church service. Always takes front seat.
Regularly attends Bible School. Attends Prayer meeting. Supports church
Liberally.
Blood Heat--No shirker. Very much alive. Attends both morning and
Evening services. Attends Prayer meeting.
Temperate-- Alive, usually attends church services. Not a great interest
in Bible School. Attends prayer meeting once in a while.
Freezing--Dying; goes to church services when they have a new preacher
and the weather is good. Does not attend Bible School.
Zero---Dead.--Never goes near the church.
Read Heb., 10:26-31
OUR FINANCIAL BUDGET
Current Expenses
| Pastor’s salary | $1,000.00 |
| Interest | 430.00 |
| Janitor’s salary | 300.00 |
| Music | 208.00 |
| Repairs | 200.00 |
| Insurance | 110.00 |
| Coal | 96.00 |
| Light, water and gas | 90.00 |
| Printing | 25.00 |
| Total $2,459.00 | |
| Payments on church property indebtedness | 800.00 |
| Missions and Benevolences | 341.00 |
| Total $3,600.00 |
To meet these budgets, the average weekly offering should be nearly $70.00. Are you doing your best?
Church Roll Resident
( Note: This list comprises only the names of those on the "active roll")
| Aldrich, Mrs. Elton | 1426 Caton ave. |
| Aldrich, Hazel M | 213 Gr Central ave., E.H. |
| Aldrich, Wayne | 213 Gr Central ave., E.H.. |
| Atherton, Mrs. Lester E. | 303 Broadway |
| Andrus, Myrtle | 1004 Lake st. |
| Adams, Helen | 116 S. William st. |
| Ammerman, Harold | 422 Standish st. |
| Bassett, A.B. | 419½ Balsam st. |
| Bassett, Mrs. A.B. | 419½ Balsam st. |
| Bassett, F.M. | 411 High st. |
| Bassett, Mrs. F.M. | 411 High st. |
| Barnes, M.E. | 315 W. 5th st. |
| Barnes, Mrs. M.E. | 315 W. 5th st. |
| Barnes, Mrs. Charles | 319 South ave. |
| Barnes, Helena | 319 South ave |
| Baldwin, E.H. | 651 Maple ave |
| Baldwin, Mrs. E.H. | 651 Maple ave |
| Bennett, Harry | 504 Lyon st. |
| Butler, Mrs. Rachel | 412½ Elm st. |
| Butler, Orpha | 412½ Elm st. |
| Bates, Mrs. Ada F. | 614 Lewis st. |
| Bates, Laura P. | 614 Lewis st |
| Bates, Robert B. | 614 Lewis st |
| Bates, John | 614 Lewis st |
| Brown, Mrs. Clarence | 416 Phoenix st |
| Brace, W.E. | 368 Penna. ave |
| Brace, Mrs. W.E. | 368 Penna. ave |
| Brace, Lynn | 368 Penna. ave |
| Browning, H.L. | 914 Scio st |
| Browning, Mrs. H.L. | 914 Scio st |
| Berry, Mrs. L.M. | 120 Cedar st |
| Berry, Florence | 120 Cedar st |
| Buckley, J.C. | 422 Fulton st |
| Buckley, Mrs. J.C. | 422 Fulton st |
| Buckley, Dorothy | 422 Fulton st. |
| Beiter, Wm. | 529½ W. Water st |
| Beiter, Mrs. Wm. | 529½ W. Water st |
| Bacon, Elizabeth | 529½ W. Water st |
| Barlow, Mrs. Le Grande | 212 S. Main st |
| Bush, Ira M. | 216 South ave |
| Bush, Mrs. M.L. | 108 Harmon st |
| Bailey, Leon | 807 Holdridge st |
| Bailey, Mrs. Leon | 807 Holdridge st |
| Battin, Rita B. | 207 Austin Pl. |
| Barr, Mrs. Fred C. | McCann B’lv’d and College ave |
| Bryant, Mrs. Samuel | 210 Chestnut st |
| Blair, A. W. | 421 Mackey Pl. |
| Blair, Mrs. A.W. | 421 Mackey Pl. |
| Bagley, Milo | 607 Mt. Zoar st |
| Bagley, Mrs. Milo | 607 Mt. Zoar st |
| Banks, Geo. E. | 205 Lynnwood ave., E.H. |
| Brewer, Florence | 755 E. 2nd st |
| Burley, Mrs. Alfred | 307 West ave |
| Burlew, Evelyn | 307 West ave |
| Buchanan, Mabel | |
| Case, G.M | 154 N. Main st |
| Case, Mrs. G.M. | 154 N. Main st |
| Case, Merab | 154 N Main st |
| Collson, F.P. | 409 Balsam st |
| Collson, Mrs. F.P. | 409 Balsam st |
| Collson, W.P | 657 Davis st |
| Collson, Mrs. W.P. | 657 Davis st |
| Collson, Merle | 657 Davis st |
| Collson, Mildred | 657 Davis st |
| Chapman, Mrs. B.C. | 111 W. Miller st |
| Chapman, Cecile | 111 W. Miller st |
| Chapman, Ethel | 111 W. Miller st |
| Chapman, Arthur | 111 W. Miller st |
| Comfort, Elton | 722 Hopkins st |
| Comfort, Mrs. Elton | 722 Hopkins st |
| Clark, Bert | 459 South ave |
| Clark, Mrs. Bert | 459 South ave |
| Clark, Arthur | 1469 Caton ave |
| Clark, Arthur | 233 Mt. Zoar st |
| Clark, Mrs. Arthur | 233 Mt. Zoar st |
| Carr, R.M. | 368 W. 4th st |
| Carr, Mrs. R.M. | 368 W. 4th st |
| Carr, Wm. | 368 W. 4th st |
| Condon, Chas. | 360 Lyon st |
| Condon, Mrs. Chas. | 360 Lyon st |
| Condon, Fred | 360 Lyon st |
| Condon, Evelyn | 360 Lyon st |
| Condon, Thelma | 360 Lyon st |
| Condon, Lenna | 360 Lyon st |
| Cole, Mrs. M.D. | 123 Partridge st |
| Crippen,. Eugene | 1235 Pratt st. |
| Crippen, Mrs. Eugene | 1235 Pratt st. |
| Cuthbert, A.G. | 320 Penna ave |
| Cuthbert, Mrs. A.G. | 320 Penna ave |
| Cuthbert, Nannice | 320 Penna ave |
| Cook, V.E. | 211½ W. 3d st |
| Cook, Mrs. V.E. | 211½ W. 3d st |
| Cook, Mrs. Emmett | 633 Penna ave |
| Cook, Lena | 365 Fulton st |
| Connelly, Mrs. Harley | 814 Holdridge st |
| Chase, H.G. | 720 Southport st |
| Chase, Mrs. H.G. | 720 Southport st |
| Campbell, Mrs. George | 516 Balsam st |
| Courtright, Emmett H. | 806 Davis st |
| Courtright, Mrs. Emmett H | 806 Davis st |
| Donaldson, A.L. | 414 College ave |
| Donaldson, Mrs. A.L. | 414 College ave |
| Donaldson, Edith | 414 College ave |
| Davies, Mrs. Alice | 203 W. Henry st |
| Douglass, Inez | 226 Chestnut st |
| Dingman, Mrs. E.E. | 422 W.2d st |
| Dingman, Geo. D. | 422 W. 2d st |
| Drake, Mrs. C.J. | 455 Spaulding st |
| Drake, Ralph | 455 Spaulding st |
| Drake, Carlisle | 455 Spaulding st |
| Drake, Victor | 455 Spaulding st |
| Drake, Lewis | 411 Powell st |
| Dann, R.H.V. | 1004 Lake st |
| Dann, Mrs. R.H.V. | 1004 Lake st |
| Dilly, Florence | 377 W. 1st st |
| Dickinson, L.O. | 218 Mt. Zoar st |
| Dickinson, Mrs. L.O. | 218 Mt. Zoar st |
| Dickens, R.G. | 711 Broadway |
| Dickens, Mrs. R.G. | 711 Broadway |
| Draper, H.D. | 504 Elizabeth st |
| Draper, Mrs. H.D. | 504 Elizabeth st |
| Derry, Annabelle | 204 Chestnut st |
| Dykins, Mrs. Sarah | 630 Mt. Zoar st |
| Dykins, Florence | 630 Mt. Zoar st |
| Doud, Mrs. Geo. E. | 500 W. Hudson st |
| Doud, Mildred | 500 W. Hudson st |
| Dean, A. C. | 266 W. Chemung Pl. |
| Dean, Mrs. A.C. | 266 W. Chemung Pl. |
| Dean, Mildred | 266 W. Chemung Pl. |
| Decker, Eva | 333 Broadway |
| Doloway, Mrs.George | 218 Mt. Zoar st |
| Dodge, Mrs. J. Graham | 1551 Caton ave |
| Everett, Maud | 419 Mackey Pl. |
| Evans, C.R. | 109 West ave |
| Evans, Mrs. C.R. | 109 West ave |
| Field, Mrs. Alice | 713 W. Church st |
| Ferguson, Ray | 356 S. Main st |
| Ferguson, Mrs. Ray | 356 S. Main st |
| Ferguson, Harold | 356 S. Main st |
| Freeman, P.I. | 269 W. Chemung Pl. |
| Freeman, Mrs. P.I. | 269 W. Chemung Pl. |
| Freeman, Watson | 269 W. Chemung Pl. |
| Freeman, Lynn | 269 W. Chemung Pl. |
| Freeman, Rob’t | 354 Franklin st |
| Freeman, Mrs. Rob’t | 354 Franklin st |
| Fuller, Rob’t | 313 West ave |
| Fuller, Fred | 516 Balsam st |
| Fittswater, A.M. | 405 Mt. Zoar st |
| Fittswater, Mrs. A.M. | 405 Mt. Zoar st |
| Fitch, C.L. | 112 Dewitt ave |
| Fleming, Mrs. Harriett | 1551 Caton ave |
| Fleming, George | 1551 Caton ave |
| Fleming, Fred | 1551 Caton ave |
| Gregory, L.L. | 554 Coburn st |
| Gardner, John | Lounsbury ave., E.H. |
| Gardner, Mrs. John | Lounsbury ave., E.H. |
| Goodal, Leon | 810 Holdridge st |
| Goodal, Mrs. Leon | 810 Holdridge st |
| Good, W.M. | 710 Holdridge st |
| Good, Mrs. W.M. | 710 Holdridge st |
| Griffis, John | 505 E. 3d st |
| Griffis, Mrs. John | 505 E. 3d st |
| Guise, Geo. N. | 826 N. Walnut st |
| Guise, Mrs. Geo. M | 826 N. Walnut st |
| Horton, Mrs. George | 360 Fulton st |
| Horton, Lila | 360 Fulton st |
| Horton, Raymond | 360 Fulton st |
| Hibbard, Mrs. Lydia | 701 College ave |
| Hibbard, Helen | 701 College ave |
| Hall, Mrs. C.W. | 512 Fitch st |
| Harvey, Mrs. Rose | 515 Broadway |
| Hunter, Violet | 265 W. Henry st |
| Hyde, W.D. | 773 Laurel st |
| Hyde, Mrs. W.D. | 773 Laurel st |
| Holcomb, Mrs. Aggie | 204 Cedar st |
| Harrington, Mrs. Ada | 205 South ave |
| Hess, Joseph | 702 Dubois st |
| Haskins, Julia | 350 Riverside ave |
| Huyler, Ray | 507 W. Clinton st |
| Huyler, Mrs. Ray | 507 W. Clinton st |
| Huyler, Grace | 507 W. Clinton |
| Huyler, Mrs. Alva | 421 Columbia st |
| Hammond, Mrs. E.S. | 111 W. Hudson st |
| Hammond, Ross | 813 Broadway |
| Hammond, Mrs. Ross | 813 Broadway |
| Hutchinson, A.C. | 613 Grove st |
| Hutchinson, Mrs. A.C. | 613 Grove st |
| Howland, H.L. | 409 S. Main st |
| Howland, Mrs. H.L. | 409 S. Main st |
| Howland, George | 409½ S. Main st |
| Insco, Martin | 554 Lyon st |
| Insco, Mrs. Martin | 554 Lyon st |
| Jones, Harold | 712 Broadway |
| Jones, Mrs. Floyd | 101 W. Chemung Pl. |
| Jones Thomas | 101 W. Chemung Pl. |
| Jones, Mildred | 313 Penna ave |
| Jones, Lillian | 313 Penna ave |
| Jones, Mrs. Martha | 823 N. Walnut st |
| Johnson, Edna | 265 W. Henry st |
| Jakeway, Mrs. E. | 110 W. Gray st |
| Kilgore, Floyd | 213 Mt. Zoar st |
| Kilgore, Mrs. Floyd | 213 Mt. Zoar st |
| Kilgore, Hallock | 213 Mt. Zoar st |
| Knowlton, W.J. | 501 W. Clinton st |
| Knowlton, Mrs. W.J. | 501 W. Clinton st |
| Knowlton, Edna | 501 W. Clinton st |
| Kreidler, C.M. | 402 Mt. Zoar st |
| Kreidler, Mrs. C.M. | 402 Mt. Zoar st |
| Kreidler, Margaret V. | 402 Mt. Zoar st |
| Kreidler, Beatrice L. | 402 Mt. Zoar st |
| Kreidler, Errett C. | 333 Broadway |
| Kreidler, Mrs. Errett C. | 333 Broadway |
| Kellogg, Chas. E. | 715 Laurel st |
| Kellogg, Mrs. Chas. E. | 715 Laurel st |
| Kellogg, Gerould | 715 Laurel st |
| Kennedy, Mrs. Thos. J. | 204 Brand st |
| Lewis, Mrs. J.D. | 666 N. Walnut st |
| Lilley, E.A. | 406 Baty st |
| Lilley, Mrs. E.A. | 406 Baty st |
| Lilley, Eloise | 406 Baty st |
| Lilley, Allene | 406 Baty st |
| Lilley, Iva | 406 Baty st |
| Lockner, Mrs. George | 804 Herrick st |
| Lovejoy, C.L. | |
| Lovejoy, Mrs. C.L. | |
| Lucas, Mrs. Orlo N. | 705 Laurel st |
| Leonard, Mrs. W.B. | 308 West ave |
| Meeker, P.B. | 706 Hopkins st |
| Meeker, Mrs. P.B. | 706 Hopkins st |
| McKean, E.W. | 598 Broadway |
| McKean, Mrs. E.W | 598 Broadway |
| Mason, Clarence | 80 Cedar st |
| Mason, Mrs. Clarence | 80 Cedar st |
| Mason, Victor | 80 Cedar st |
| Mason, Lawrence | 80 Cedar st |
| Mason, Frank | 111 S. William st |
| Mason, Mrs. Frank | 111 S. William st |
| Mason, Mrs. B.J. | 109 S. William st |
| Miller, Mrs. E.T. | 360 Wallace Pl. |
| Miller, Geraldine | 360 Wallace Pl. |
| Mandeville, Mrs. Arthur | 354½ S. Main st |
| Mandeville, Mrs. Arthur | 354~ S Main st |
| Mandeville, Ira | 379½ Baty st |
| McMillan, Joseph | 802 W. Gray st |
| Miles, Charles | 410 Herrick st |
| McCabe, Mrs. Lester | 110 S. Main st |
| McCabe, William | 110 S. Main st |
| Millspaugh, Mrs. George | 412½ Elm st |
| Millspaugh, Harry W. | 118 Spring st |
| McKibbons, Chas, R. | 105 N. Main st |
| Middaugh, Earl S. | 410 Partridge st |
| Middaugh, Mrs. Earl S. | 410 Partridge st |
| Mattoun, Mrs. E.W. | 502 N. Walnut st |
| Myer, Eugene | 266 W. Henry st |
| Moore, Mrs. M.C. | 105 E. Henry st |
| Moore, Kenneth | 105 E. Henry st |
| McNitt, Mrs. Nellie | 766 Penna ave |
| McCracken, Marion | Upper Mt Zoar st |
| Mosher, Charles | 229 Horseheads Blvd., E.H. |
| Mosher, Mrs. Charles | 229 Horseheads Blvd., E.H. |
| Mosher, Hilda | 229HorseheadsBlvd., E.H. |
| Marshall, Cynthia | 510 E. Market st |
| Newell, Helen | 156 Boardman st |
| Newkirk, Mrs. Lee | 507 Spaulding st |
| Newkirk, Harold | 507 Spaulding st |
| Newman, Rae | 212 S. Main st |
| Oakes, Everett | 533 Lyon st |
| Oakes, Mrs. Everett | 533 Lyon st |
| Osler, Sydney | 206 Shepler st |
| Osler, Mrs. Sydney | 206 Shepler st |
| Oliver, Leona | 617 Mt. Zoar st |
| O’Neill, Mrs. Joseph | 209 Harmon st |
| Peterson, V.A. | 612 N. Main st |
| Peterson, Mrs. V.A. | 612 N. Main st |
| Peterson, Henry | 706 Hopkins st |
| Peterson, Mrs. Henry | 706 Hopkins st |
| Peterson, Harry | 706 Hopkins st |
| Page, Rob’t M. | 217 W. Chemung Pl. |
| Page, Mrs. Robert M. | 217 W. Chemung Pl. |
| Page, Mrs. Flora | 58 Fulton st |
| Page, Lester | 58 Fulton st |
| Payne, Laura G. | 123 Sly st |
| Payne, A.C. | 123 Sly st |
| Payne, Fannie | 383 S. Main st |
| Perkins, Mrs. J.D. | 223 Maple ave |
| Preston, Mrs. Jennie | 124 Gridley Pl. |
| Preston, Anna | 124 Gridley Pl. |
| Passmore, Mrs. W.R. | 217 Cusic Pl. |
| Passmore, Ruth | 217 Cusic Pl. |
| Passmore, Velma | 217 Cusic Pl. |
| Puck, Gladys | 455 Penna ave |
| Pingrey, Olin | 766 S. Main st |
| Paige, Phyllis | 365 Fulton st |
| Pullen, Mrs. J.N. | 458 Mt. Zoar st |
| Rausher, George | 914 Scio st |
| Rausher, Mrs. George | 914 Scio st |
| Roberts, Mrs. Adeline | 206 Dewitt ave |
| Roberts, Mrs. Edward | 353 Columbia st |
| Roby, Mrs. Pamelia | 367 Fulton st |
| Roby, Mrs. A.L. | 323 River st |
| Roby, Mrs. A.L. | 323 Roby st |
| Roby, E.C. | 502½ W. Hudson st |
| Robinson, Mrs. John | 232 E. La France st |
| Robinson, Harry | 1469 Caton ave |
| Robinson, Mrs. Harry | 1469 Caton ave |
| Robinson, Fred | 718 Southport st |
| Robinson, Mrs. Fred | 718 Southport st |
| Robinson, Clifford | 718 Southport st |
| Robinson, Verna | 718 Southport st |
| Robinson, Louise | 718 Southport st |
| Richardson, Mrs. H.L. | 502 William st |
| Rockwell, R.R, | 211 Franklin st |
| Rockwell, Mrs. R.R. | 211 Franklin st |
| Rockwell, Beatrice | 211 Franklin st |
| Rockwell, Wilma | 211 Franklin st |
| Rockwell, Mrs. D.D. | 915 Bridgman st |
| Reber, Wilson | 386 Home st |
| Reber, Mrs. Wilson | 386 Home st |
| Robb, Charles | 725 Seneca Pl. |
| Robb, Mrs. Charles | 725 Seneca Pl. |
| Rorick, Edna | 528 W. Hudson st |
| Renshaw, Mrs. Elizabeth | 105 W. Hudson st |
| Renshaw, Eva | 105 W. Hudson st |
| Renshaw, Harold | 105 W. Hudson st |
| Renshaw, Dorothy | 105 W. Hudson |
| Root, Charles | 208 Franklin st |
| Root, Mrs. Charles | 208 Franklin st |
| Ruggles, J.H | 156 Boardman |
| Ruggles, Mrs. J.H. | 156 Boardman |
| Snyder, Mrs. B.M. | 520 Balsam st |
| Spaulding, Mrs. C.T. | |
| Streeter, A.L. | 418 W. 4th st |
| Streeter, Mrs. A.L. | 418 W. 4th st |
| Streeter, Henry | 418 W. 4th st |
| Streeter, Mrs. Oscar | 264 W. Henry st |
| Streeter, Stanley | 264 W. Henry st |
| Stratton, Mrs. William | 114 E. Hudson st |
| Stratton, Kenneth | 114 E. Hudson st |
| Stratton, Leland | 114 E. Hudson st |
| Stratton, Durland | 114 E. Hudson st |
| Sherman, Rosamond | 114 Partridge st |
| Schlock, Ferne | 419 Jefferson st |
| Schlock, Mrs. Ferne | 419 Jefferson st |
| Schlock, Margaret | 419 Jefferson st |
| Schlock, George | 419 Jefferson st |
| Schlock, Dorothy | 419 Jefferson st |
| Stone, Mrs. Emily | 204 Cedar st |
| Slingerland, Karl | 605 Dubois st |
| Slingerland, Mrs. Karl | 605 Dubois st |
| Slingerland, Irene | 605 Dubois st |
| Slingerland, Harold | 605 Dubois st |
| Spencer, Fred | 515 W. 4th st |
| Spencer, Mrs. Fred | 515 W. 4th st |
| Shanks, Milo | 123 Sly st |
| Shanks, Mrs. Milo | 123 Sly st |
| Stanton, F.E. | 228 Caldwell st |
| Stanton, Mrs. F.E. | 228 Caldwell st |
| Scott, Agnes | 505 College ave |
| Scott, Ruth | 505 College ave |
| Stilwell, Mrs. K.E. | 708 N. Main st |
| Smith, Mrs. Chas. | 360 S. Main st |
| Smith, Percy | 406 Fulton st |
| Smith, Mrs. Percy | 406 Fulton st |
| Sharp, Mrs. W.H. | 714 Holdridge st |
| Sharp, Mr. W.H. | 714 Holdridge st |
| Soper, Drusa | 567 Cypress st |
| Soper, Chauncey | 514 W. Clinton st |
| Soper, Mrs. Chauncey | 514 W. Clinton st |
| Shoemaker, Mrs. H.A. | 467 South ave |
| Swan, Hazel | 701 Dubois st |
| Sheffer, Ethelyn | 806 Davis st |
| Stout, Mrs. B.B. | 313 Broadway |
| Schanbacher, S.M. | 407 Mt. Zoar st |
| Schanbacher, Mrs. S.M. | 407 Mt. Zoar st |
| Slade, Harold | 701 Kinyon st |
| Taylor, J.E. | 512 Pernie st |
| Taylor, Mrs. J.E. | 512 Pernie st |
| Taylor, Irene | 512 Pernie st |
| Taylor, Bernice | 512 Pernie st |
| Taylor, W.D. | 1114 Admiral Pl. |
| Taynton, Mrs. N.C. | 456 South ave |
| Taynton, Thurza | 456 South ave |
| Tanner, Annie | 100½ Pulford ave |
| Teller, W.F. | 31 Gould st |
| Teller, Mrs. W.F. | 31 Gould st |
| Teller, Mrs. Joseph | 31 Gould st |
| Ten Eyck, L.G. | 801 Holdridge st |
| Ten Eyck, Mrs. L.G. | 801 Holdridge st |
| Travis, Susie | |
| Travis, Floyd | 151 W. Clinton st |
| Travis, Mrs. Floyd | 151 W. Clinton st |
| Titus, Mrs. Harold | 269 W. Chemung Pl. |
| Updegraff, Mrs. Elmer | 1330 Pratt st |
| Van Nest, Cora | 206 Franklin st |
| Van Nest, Mrs. L.E. | 226 Chestnut st |
| Varney, Mrs. J.I. | 713 W. Church st |
| Van Buren, Myron | 800 Moor ave |
| Van Horn, Mrs. Edward | 409 S. Main st |
| Wood, H.M. | 1462 Caton ave |
| Wood, Mrs. H.M. | 1462 Caton ave |
| Wood, Mrs. Edna | 155½ Dewitt ave |
| Wood, A.L. | |
| Wood, Mrs. A.L. | |
| Woodhouse, Mrs. Lorinda | 211 Caldwell ave |
| Woodhouse, Marion | 105 E. Henry st |
| Wells, Verne | 805 Holdridge st |
| Wells, Mrs. Verne | 805 Holdridge st |
| Wells, Beatrice | 805 Holdridge st |
| Wells, Stanley | 805 Holdridge st |
| Weavers, F.R. | 115 W. Hudson st |
| Weavers, Mrs. F.R. | 115 W. Hudson st |
| Weavers, Franklin | 115 W. Hudson st |
| Weavers, Archibald | 115 W. Hudson st |
| Weavers, Leslie | 115 W. Hudson st |
| Wilcox, Ivan L. | 132 W. Henry st |
| Watkins, Arthur | 713 Hopkins st |
| Watkins, Mrs. Arthur | 713 Hopkins st |
| Watkins, Walter | 713 Hopkins st |
| Wooster, Mrs. Lewis | 258 Partridge st |
| Wooster, Helen | 258 Partridge st |
| Wright, Mrs. F. | 467 South ave |
| Weiskop, Hazel | 402½ Baty st |
| Wetherby, Mrs. Earle | 88 Cedar st |
| Whittaker, W.S | 26 Harriett st |
| Whittaker, Mrs. W.S. | 226 Harriett st |
| Whittaker, W.S. | 226 Harriett st |
| Wiliams, Mrs. S.W. | 110 Fred st |
| Young, Mrs. Fred | 711 Hopkins st |
| Young, Gladys | 711 Hopkins st |
| Youmans, Mrs. A.L. | 466 W. Hudson st |
LOOK UP THE PEOPLE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD and GET ACQUAINTED !
The Life That counts
The life that counts must toil and fight;
Must hate the wrong and love the right;
Must stand for truth, by day , by night--
This is the life that counts.
The life that counts must hopeful be;
In darkest night make melody;
Must wait the dawn on bended knee--
This is the life that counts.
The life that counts must aim to rise
Above the earth to sunlit skies;
Must fix its gaze on Paradise--
This is the life that counts.
The life that counts must helpful be;
The cares and needs of others see;
Must seek the slaves of sin to free--
This is the life that counts.
The life that counts is linked with God;
And turns not from the cross --the rod;
But walks with joy where Jesus trod--
This is the life that counts.
--Selected.--
Church Roll -- Non- Resident
| Ayres, Allen | Pine City, N. Y. |
| Allen, I.D. | Williamsport, Pa. |
| Allen, Mrs. I.D. | Williamsport, Pa. |
| Breese, Colie | Rosedale, Pa. |
| Breese, Mrs. Colie | Rosedale, Pa. |
| Bossard, Mrs. Jarvis | Horseheads, N.Y. |
| Baughton, Mrs. Evelyn | Willard, N.Y. |
| Buck, Floyd | Horseheads, N.Y. |
| Butler, Josephine | Syracuse, N.Y. |
| Cooper, Mrs. Grover | Cleveland, O |
| Caruthers, Ethel | Toronto, Ca. |
| Covert, W.A. | Batavia, N.Y. |
| Covert, Mrs. W.A. | Batavia, N.Y. |
| Casterline, Mrs. Helen | Watkins, N.Y. |
| Card, Lulu | Phila., Pa. |
| Creager, John | Cincinnati, O. |
| Creager, Mrs. John | Cincinnati, O |
| Camp, Mrs. E.S. | Wellsburg, N.Y. |
| Dumont, Helen | New York City |
| Dunbar, A.L | Sodus Point, N.Y. |
| Dunbar, Mrs. A.L. | Sodus Point, N.Y. |
| Dunbar, Ethel | Sodus Point, N.Y. |
| Dunbar, Alvin | Sodus Point, N.Y. |
| Eaton, Cora | Pine City, N.Y. |
| Eaton, Ora | Pine City, N.Y. |
| Eaton, Pearl | Pine City, N.Y. |
| Eschott, Mrs. Rose | Covington, Pa. |
| Edwards, Mrs. Allen | Pa. |
| Fisher, Mrs. A.J. | San Francisco, Cal. |
| Fletcher, Mrs. H.A. | Pine City, N.Y. |
| Grenell, Marie | Columbia X Roads, Pa. |
| Geist, Mrs. Edward | Rochester, N.Y. |
| Gardner, Mrs. Estelle | West Hill, N.Y. |
| Greatsinger, Mrs. John | Calif. |
| Herman, Mrs. Wilson | New Haven, Ct. |
| Hess, Grace | Pa. |
| Jones, Lena | Camden, N.J. |
| Jones, Leland | Camden, N.J. |
| Jones, Egbert | Des Moines, Ia. |
| Kittle, Carrie | Binghamton, N.Y. |
| Kelly, Mrs. G.D. | Binghamton, N.Y. |
| Landon, Ellery | Pasadena, Cal. |
| McDonald, Jessie | Stanley, N.Y. |
| McConnell, Mrs. L.R. | Mansfield, Pa. |
| Merriam, Mrs. H.B. | Caton, N.Y. |
| Manley, Paul | Granville Center, Pa. |
| Mitchell, Mrs. L.C. | Dexter, Ks. |
| McCullough, Simon | Westfield, Pa. |
| Mattison, William | Penn Yan, N.Y. |
| Ostrander, Mrs. Leon | Hornell, N.Y. |
| Packard, Lillian | Endicott, N.Y. |
| Packard, Hugh | Alba, Pa. |
| Packard, J.K. | Towanda, Pa. |
| Phelps, D.E. | Corning, N.Y. |
| Phelps, Mrs. D.E. | Corning, N.Y. |
| Preston, Burt | Waterloo, N.Y. |
| Rose, Mrs. J.B. | Canton, O. |
| Rose, James | Canton, O. |
| Rector, James M. | Stilesville, Ind. |
| Rector, Mrs. James M. | Stilesville, Ind. |
| Rhynehart, Ruth | Watkins, N.Y. |
| Roby, Dean | Wellsburg, N.Y. |
| Roby, Mrs. Dean | Wellsburg, N.Y. |
| Russell, Chas. J | Horseheads, N.Y. |
| Riggs, Mrs. Lois | Milan, N.Y. |
| Simpson, Mrs. Wilson | Penn Yan, N.Y. |
| Shipaugh, Margaret | Denver, Colo. |
| Smith, L.K. | Waverly, N.Y. |
| Smith, Mrs. L.K. | Waverly, N.Y. |
| Smith, Helen | Waverly, N.Y |
| Smith, Raymond | Detroit, Mich. |
| Smith, Earl | Pa. |
| Strickland, James | Pine Valley, N.Y. |
| Strickland, Mrs. James | Pine Valley, N.Y. |
| Stoll, Henry | Pine Valley, N.Y. |
| Sutor, L.P. | Sodus Point, N.Y. |
| Slade, William | Ralston, Pa. |
| Slade, Mrs. William | Ralston, Pa. |
| Shrader, Lee | Canton, Pa. |
| Shrader, Mrs. Lee | Canton, Pa. |
| Stratton, Harry | Syracuse, N.Y. |
| Stone, Mattie | Watkins, N.Y. |
| Spaulding, Mrs. Mary | Granville Center, Pa. |
| Thomas, Burk | Newbury, Pa. |
| Thomas, Mrs. Thomas | Newbury, Pa. |
| Van Gorder, Mrs. Delia | Owego, N.Y. |
| Van Gorder, Lulu | Owego, N.Y. |
| Voorhees, Mrs. Max | Big Pond, Pa |
| Wheat, R.L. | Naples, N.Y. |
| Wheat, Mrs. R.L. | Naples, N.Y. |
| Whitehead, Mrs. Waldo | Tioga, Pa. |
| Wood, Henry | Millerton, Pa. |
| Wood, Mrs. Henry | Millerton, Pa. |
| Webster, Mrs. H.B. | Detroit, Mich. |
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