Masonic Club and Kiwanis Team Tie in Local Event
A community gathering last evening saw the Masons tied with Kiwanis in a four-team round staged at the study hall. Contestants included Earl Dr and B Bennett while John C. W. Jones led readings by Lestie Wells. A notable incident involved Ralph Ma yith’s $85 prize as a foot race and a steeple event ending in a near-fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hose
Gary Masia
Kiwanis
Cinley
John C. W. Jones
Earl
Harry Od
Masons
B. Bennett
Iles Keefer
Gion
Bsstx
Lestie Wells Teavon
Aper
Mildred
Mar | Hurst
Blair
Ralph Mayith
Sunday Church Services And Meetings In Local Churches
A detailed Sunday schedule lists services across multiple churches including Lutheran St Pauls, First Baptist, Presbyterian and Advent Christian. It covers morning worships, Sunday schools, youth programs, choir rehearsals, midweek meetings, and special sermons, naming pastors and locations such as Park Street, Pleasant Street, Center Street, and South Street.
United Brethren Church North Center Street Service Schedule
The United Brethren in Christ church on North Center Street lists Rev H R Harris as pastor with the motto The Church Where You Feel At Home. Sunday school at 9 00 AM led by C L Henton, morning worship at 10 00 AM, junior and children classes, 7 45 PM evening worship, and Monday junior society of Endeavor at 4 PM with Mrs Hugh Mosher, plus 8 PM Christian Endeavor with J M Watrous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
St. Paul's Cutheran Church
Corners South
Concord Artests
Do Ward I. Wagner
Frederick St
Ray Burr
West
Canzone—Harris
Maren Pontificale
Lemmons
Shhumann
Neruda
Hackett
Church
Council
Ladies Aid
Luther League
Christian Science First Church of Christ
Scientist Park Street
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Talon
Mary Baker Biddy
Heaven
North Center Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Corner Center
Pleasant Streets
Toy
Perry F. Haines
Ralph S. Dewey
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Methodists
Epworth League
Young People
Gille Less
Canaan
Egypt
Promised Land
United Brethren IN Christ Church
United Brethren In Christ
H. R. Harris
C. L. Henton
Shorely
Offies Endeavor
Hugh Mosher
P. Sovitty
Christian Endeavor
J. M. Watrous
Ceol Akam
Bethel Tabernacle Sunday Programs and Services
36 East Church Street Bethel Tabernacle invites all families to join 9 A.M. Sunday School led by Debs Sorensam with 11 ASMS Preaching. E Shevel, pastor, announces 10 A.M. Sunday school and 11 A.M. morning service. Evening evangelistic service and midweek Bible study and prayer meetings are scheduled with Tuesday prayers at 7:45 and Thursday Bible study at 7:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Tabernacle
East Church Street
Shevel
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Activities
The Christian and Missionary Alliance Church on Washington Street and Maple Avenue, led by Pastor B R Lewis, offers Sunday School at 1:45 with classes for all ages, a 2:30 communion service, a 7:30 evening of song and speaking by the Young People's Society, and a 7:45 monthly official board, 7:45 Tuesday U S teachers' cabinet, and 7:45 Wednesday prayer in the basement. A welcoming note invites worshippers to join for relief from life’s burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Comer Pleasant Street
Second Avenue
Ernest A. Hooks
Satan
Saveting
Young People's Society
Missionary Society
H. Southstreet
Amici Sewing Circle
B. V. McGlintock
East Trving
L. W. Storer
Women's Aid Society
Samuel White
West Col Tunbus Avenue
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
The
Christian and ‘Missionary Alt
Ano
Commeriust
Washington Street
Maple Avenue
R, Lewis
Maio Street
U. S. Teachers’ Cabinet
Bniala
Fellowship of Prayer
Library activity soars at Oil City 1934 annual report
The Catnesic Public Library in Oil City reported 90,236 volumes circulated and 924 new borrowers in 1934. Librarian Florence G. Trosh submitted the year’s report to the commission noting strong activity across jail departments and the reading room. The summary cites 24,181 volumes in the library, 90,235 volumes elienated, 12,439 horiron Jers, 28,802 estimated attendance in the reading room and 505 in the exce TOM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil Cy
Catnesic
Oil City
Florence G. Trosh
Horiron Jers
Insurance Man Robbed and Car Stolen in Meadville
Insurance agent James G. Smith of 250 Loomis Street was robbed at gunpoint by two armed men as he finished pickups in a Meadville neighborhood. They forced him into his car, drove to a remote area outside the city, and stole about 200 dollars before fleeing in the vehicle. Police investigated as residents reported sleet and nighttime danger in the Linden Street area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
James G. Smith
Loomis Street
Park Agenie
Linden
Poor No Excuse For Immunity In County Tax Debate
County commissioners on Friday decreed that 1934 county occupational taxes are due from Fed. 4 and directed all collectors in city boroughs and townships to notify. Some exemptions were granted in 1833 but officials now say the tax, often as low as 80 cents, should be paid. City collections have been weak recently and no reports have come from county districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission Cys Fiow
Ira
Corry
Blaine Tinewidh
Putnams Plan Wyoming Summer Homes and Residence
Cody Wyoming residents Ameli Eachayt Putnam and Serge Palmer Putnam, noted aviators, intend to build two summer homes in Park County and designate Wyoming as their legal residence. They spent several weeks in the area last summer on a fishing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Cody
Wyo
Ameli Eachayt Putnam
Aviatois
Serge Palmer Putnam
Park County
Ibis
Affidavits on Tax Compilation to Be Required
Harrisburg reports that state officials will require affidavits from tax advisors attesting to the accuracy of corporate returns. Secretary H Edgar Barnes cites prior fraud losses and says new forms will expedite collections. He urges prompt payment of admitted taxes when 1984 returns are filed to aid the Commonwealth’s finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Seb
H. Edgar Barnes
Barnes
Commonwealth
Revenue Department
Order of the Commonwealth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uening
Stang
Presbyterian Church
First’ Presbyterian Church
Corner Pleasant
Center Streets
Gilbert J. Boyd
A.M. Bible School
Theo P. Williams
Messinger
Andantino
Lemare
Stultz
Roberts
Dewey
Miss Messinger
Hosmer
Advent Christian Church
Hiasex Street
John Boryk
1, Jr, Smock
Carter
T. J. Smock
Smovit
Rev. Carter
Smock
Emmanuel Episcopal Con
Genter and
Smith Streets
Geo. B. Macnamara
Maple
Apostolic Church
Salvation Army Citadel
East
Washington and
Ark
Nell Hood
Church OF the N&zarene
Johnson Hall
Main Streets
Ralph G. Merritts
Hawin Armitage
Elk Street
Byiday
Elizabeth's R. C
Elizabeth's
West Pleasant Street
Carl L. Heidt
ST. Thomas Rh. c
St. Thomas R. C
West Washington Street
Francis J Wrayes
Francis
O'Connell
D. m
Debs Sorensam
ASMS
God
Ralph C. Benedict
Corry, Penna,model Dairy CO
Eita Kett
Seaut
Priends'union
Hanvabl
Awhos the
Goofer
By Paul Robinson
Member
Federal Reserve System
Phyllis Crarker
R. Bata
Ixreviewice
Rite
United Adsrtising
Brookyn
Lynchburg
Milter
P.O. Box
Columbus
Parus
Roosevelt Highway
Columbus Avenue
R. Retherford
Leo J. Schuknecht
R. D
Center St
Gould Street
Furnace Deat
East Main Street
Frederick
Park Street
New York State
Eas
Gould
helGrange National Bank
Spartansburg
Pennsylvania
Association
M. ‘Thompson
Spartansburg, Pa
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