Dewittville UB Church Dedicates New Home in Mayville
Dewittville Mayville April 4 the congregation and friends of Dewittville United Brethren Church dedicated their new four thousand dollar home of worship. The large frame structure, seating over 300, replaces an old church destroyed by fire January 24, 1948. Debt remains about nineteen thousand dollars, much financed by the conference. The building has hosted services since January. Rev. F.R. Brooks presided at the morning service where Dr. S. Paul Weaver delivered the message. An organ recital by Mrs Frances Gerard Brady followed the dedication. Rev. O. Alam presided at the recital, with Rev. Goult, a former pastor, delivering the evening address.
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Mayville
Conregaliion and Friends of
Dewittville
UB Church
Ulin
FR. Brooks
S. Paul Weaver
California
Frances Gerard Brady
Alam
Brooks
E. Goult
Dennis Sargent 72 Union City resident dies after illness
Dennis Sargent 72 of Union City died at 6 40 p m Saturday after a year long illness. He was husband of Mrs Catherine Sargent and stepfather of Mrs Clara Sagent of Corry. Survived by sons and daughters including Mrs Edith Eightlinger Titusville Mrs Myra Weinberg Cleveland Mrs Clarabelle Danner Cleveland Mrs Lucille Stoner Elyria Ky Mrs Meredyth Wittan Wirtland Ky Boyd Gary Howard and Millard Sargent at home three sisters and two brothers and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at Union City Methodist Church at 2 30 pm tomorrow with Rev Perry Haines officiating. Interment Evergreen Cemetery Union City. Friends may call at H S Musser Fyners Home Union City until noon tomorrow.
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Dennis Sargene
Qieqay
Union City
Cartie Sargent
Clara Sagent
Corry
Edith Eightlingers
Titusville
Myra Weinberg
Clarabelle Danner
Cleveland
Lucille Stoner
Elyria
Meredyth Wittan
Wirtland
Boyd Sargent
Gary
Howard Sargent
Millard Sargent
Carrie Bruce
Maude Shreve
Mildred King
Mearsville
Frederick Sargent
Ford Sargent
Musser Fyners
Union City A
Beltone Hearing Device Promises Self Adjusting Aid
Deafened people may now hear faint sounds thanks to a hand size device approved by the American Medical Association council. It requires no battery pack or extra wiring, adjusts to hearing changes, and can be demonstrated at home with a free booklet from Beltone, Dept. 6, Chicago.
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Council On Physcal Medicine
American Medical Association
Beltone
Dept
West 19Th Street
Chicago
Tll
Area Medics Warn Of Poison In Home Permanent Fluids
ERIE April warnings from local physicians on home permanent solutions highlight dangers of potassium bromate. Neutrally colorless and tasteless liquids can cause severe nausea vomiting diarrhea convulsions anemia kidney damage and possible death without antidote. Two St Vincents Hospital cases survived after harsh illness, prompting calls for strict storage and child safety measures.
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Erie
St. Vincen's Hospital
Christian Science Lecture On Divine Law In Erie
Cecile Denton of New York City will lecture on Christian Science and the availability of divine law in the First Church of Christ Scientist Erie auditorium on Thursday evening April 7 at 8 18. A member of The Mother Church board of lecturship, he will present healing, fear banishment, and solutions of personal and business problems offered by this religion. First Church 618 Sassafras Street Erie sponsors the event which invites all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church
Sassairus Street
Eric
Iyrees
St Marys Baby Saved After Noodle Lodged In Lung
A ten month old boy, Michael Herting of St Marys, choked on noodles and a fragment lodged in his left lung. He was airlifted to Mercy Hospital where doctors removed the obstruction with a bronchoscope. He is expected to be discharged soon.
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ST. Mary's
Pittsburgh
Mercy Hospital
Michael Herting
St. Marys
Michael
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