Final Union Service to Close Go To Church Campaign
The final union service of the Go To Church campaign will be Sunday evening at First Methodist Church 7280 o clock. Rev J A Martin of the Presbyterian church will speak on The Imperative Choice. Emmanuel Episcopal choir and orchestral musicians provide music for the close of a campaign that drew large weekly attendances and strong church participation.
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First Methodist
J. A. Martin
Presbyterian Church
Emmanuel Church
M. E. Church
Mion
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Thia
Methoffist
A ‘Martin
Presbiteran Churoe
LA Martin
Kivestions
Ailure
Pasteron
Young People's Meeting
Bom
Pal Methiodist
Ghareh
Oniday
First Methodist Church
Pleasant
Center
Ithanset
Bariisee
Knights of the New Shivales
Hole
Epworth League
Wal
J. A-Martin
Episcopal Church
Methodise
J A. Martin
William Tudso
Marion Street
Borizon
Palm Sunday Observances Across Local Churches
Palm Sunday observed tomorrow across Palm Street area with services at First Baptist Pleasant Street, Presbyterian Center, United Christ at Center, and Methodist Center. Palm Sunday history and processional notes provided. union services scheduled at Methodist Church. baptisms planned. late evening evangelistic and midweek prayer events listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Pleasant Street
Second Avenue
A. L. Roth
Miss Skinfer
Warren Me. First Methodist Church Dedication
Warren April 9 a red letter religious event in Warren as the new 500000 dollar First Methodist Church at Market street and Second avenue is dedicated by Bishop Win McDowell with prominent visitors including Bishop Joseph Renny and Rev Dr Austin Ringer. The old church’s farewell sermon by Hishy Berry precedes vacating after services. The dedication includes remarks by WF Bennett and tributes from area churches.
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Dr. Ringer
T Greet
WF. Bennett
Trafold F. Stordird
First Baptist Church
McDowell
United Brethren Church Seeks Public Help for Remodel Plan
Congregation of the United Brethren Church appeals to the public for funding to remodel the North Center Street church. Aiming to raise about 2500 to start work, with total costs between 3700 and 5000, the project would brick the frame building and create larger Sunday School facilities. Subscriptions may be mailed to treasurer I Henton at 102 North Center Street or sent via the Journal office.
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United Brethren Church
N. Center Street
H. F. Reagle
Tomorro
Henton
Supe
Tyan
North Center Street
Journal
United Brethren Congregation
Corry
Funeral of William Haenel Held at Delaware Street
Funeral services for William Haenel, who died after a lingering illness, were conducted at his Delaware Street home with Rev W E Bartlett officiating. Mrs Pranks Like and Mrs A Johnson sang, a large gathering attended, and the body was taken to Westfield, New York for interment. Out-of-town attendees included Mros and Mrs C J Jengen of Pittsburgh and several relatives from Derby, Fredonia, Laone, Youngsville, Cassadaga, and Mendville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ©. Haenel
Delaware Street
W E. Bartlett
E. Chuck
Westfield
N.Y
Mros
C.J. Jengen
Pittsburgh
Fred Haenel
Snd
Willis Gens
Laone
N. Y
William Jengen
Conneaut
Esther Haenel
Youngsville
Charles Ahrens
Cassadaga
Ernest Hall Mendville
Uncle Eben Mentions Games and Worries in Quirky Quote
A Washington Star snippet quotes Uncle Eben in a terse, jokey line about games and worries. The remark plays on keeping spirits up and dodging trouble, reflecting a light interlude typical of the paper’s social notes.
Mystery attracts, noble tale of a respectful ghost
A fragmentary note recalls Joah Billings noting that a mystery's principal attraction lies in its own enigma. The piece hints at a ghostly presence that no sturdy observer has ever truly seen, underscoring the elusive allure of the unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joah Billings
Railways seek rights and stock reorganization set for April
Interstate Commerce Commission fixed April 22 for hearings on the joint reorganization of the Lackawanna and Western and Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroads. The panel also set April 25 for hearings on the Delaware and Hudson request to overrun the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh line and to acquire trackage rights on the Pennsylvania between Bytitan and Dit 1 Boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Wallington
New York, Lackawanna
No Diplomacy The Cynient Boarder
The Cynient boarder tale mentions a landlady upset after a dispute over a tomb for dinner and a cat named Puss Phe Fitek. The fragment hints at domestic friction and a humorous miscommunication, with no clear resolution or location.
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Cynient Boarder
Duimner
Phe Fitek
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Christian Endeavor
Momer Fleming
Advent Christian Church
Essex Street
P. J. Cleveland
New Warren ME
Bishop McDowell
Old Church
Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist
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Suunday School
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Comer
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Henry Atwell Post
Pals
U. S. Church
WM. Haenel
Uncle Eben
Washington Star
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E. E. Guignon
Paramount
SUVES
Corer
Washington and
North Center
Phila Igger
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