Church Announcements for Tomorrow Services
A long list of church services tomorrow across denominations in Union City including Wesleyan Methodist at Johnston Hall and West Main, 1400 B. A., with Sunday School at 2:00 PM and preaching by Carl Way, plus Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts meetings on Monday and various midweek activities. Emmanuel and other churches invite all to participate in morning, afternoon, and evening services with prayer, choir, and Christmas events noted.
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Johnston Hall
Main Street
Carl Way
Gome
Monnt Muthodist
Union City
Emmanuel Church
Pentecostal Church
First Pentecostal Church
Fast Church Street
Marjorie Long
Robert Miller
United Brethren Church
Philadelphia
North Witty
Center Street
F. Rengle
C. L. Henton
Lena H. Tracy
Welfare Workers of America
Christian Endeavor
Charles Keppel
East Irving Street
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Corner Pleasant
Center Streets
Roger F. Cressey
Walter H. Scott
Jesus
Cychar
Corry
Siout
Woman's Missionary Society
Joseph Sherridk
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
West Smith and
North Center Streets
Lyle Doligias Alta
Gospel Hall
East Washington Street
Christ
P.M. Detweller
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Corner
William Hall
Luke
St. Paul
Tweedy
Baptist Church First
Baptist Church
Pleasant Street
Second Avenue
Ernest ‘A. Hoot
Men's Brotherhood
Bible School
Christian Science Hirt Church of Christ
Scientist Park Street
SeRcor
Churches of Christ, Scientist
I Peter
Advent Christian Church
Esseystreet
Washington Street
Worket
Hazel H. Anoney
John Bory
Show Boat at Rex Next Week
Universal pictures presents Show Boat at the Rex Theatre starring Laura La Plante and Joseph Schildkraut. Production employed over 20 000 extras from 6 000 people across the filmed period with large crowd scenes planned at Show Boat interiors and boat landings.
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Universals Vane
Jappers ‘Theatre
Mira Methodist Ladies Aid Christmas Party
The Ladies Aid of the Mira Methodist Episcopal church held its annual Christmas party Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Gallagher’s East South Street home. Despite bad weather a good number attended. A pleasant program was presented and gifts were exchanged. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Gallagher and Mrs. DeJean.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Mra
O, Tu
Gallagher
East South Atreel
Walter
DeJean
Funeral Services for Mrs Mary Carey
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Carey were held at St Thomas church at 9 o clock in memory of the well known Corty resident who died at her sister s home after a two month illness. Rev Francis Graves officiated with church members assisting. Interment followed in St Thomas cemetery. Attending from out of town were Mrs Lottie Kurd and two daughters Mrs duck Fairbanks and Mrs Ea Guedes Olean Mrs Wiliam Pryor Stanford Ont Miss Hazel Morrell and Donald Morrell Erle Miss Nellie Gimmiskey Titusville Mrs Charles Breidenstein Buffalo and Mrs Daniel O Day Meadville.
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St. Thomas
Mra Ma Carey
Corty
Prov Heath
West Pleasant
L. OB
C.D
Francis Graves
St. Thomas Church
St.Thoms Church
St. Thomas Cemetery
Bred Kinley
Curtton Morrell
Donald Morsell
Leo Mulderick
George Mulderick
Lawrence Klinger
Mra
Lottie Kurd
Duck Fairbanks
Ea Guedes
Olean
Wiliam Pryor
Stanford
Radio census adds home ownership and radio ownership questions
The forthcoming census will collect new data on radios including ownership status and monthly rent, aiming to classify households by economic status. Enumerators will also gather details on veterans, war service, and marital history, with special schedules for occupations and unemployment. Mrs A G Reesink and daughters and Mrs Nettle Roberta visited Breutus for the day.
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Arnt
United States
Commerce Department
Radio Setaon
A. G. Reesink
Nettle Roberta
Bretus
Senate to debate House tax cut plan amid war talks
Fragmented text describes Senate action on a House tax reduction bill and war related discussions. It mentions Smoot involvement, committee reports, and a plan to fund a venture with $90,000. The source references President's stance and legislative timing but the details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Hi Smoot
E Tere Eiger
Haltl
Holiday Rush of 100 Mail Customers At Window
Postal figures show a holiday rush as 100 letters and parcels move through the window, with workers instructed to drop later in the day to meet dispatch deadlines. Clerks emphasize careful handling of valuable items and urge customers to wrap contents securely and use correct handwriting for speedy delivery. A note outlines evening drop times and local parcel procedures to ensure timely service during the busy period.
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Christus
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