Local church notices list weekly services across many churches
A long list of church services and events is printed, detailing times, locations, and leaders for Salvation Army, West Baptist, United Brethren, Lutheran, Alliance, Advent Christian, Community Church, Pentecostal Assembly, First Methodist, First Church of Christ Scientist, and Presbyterian churches. It notes sermons, Bible schools, young peoples meetings, prayer services, and special speakers including Major Brunner, Rev. L. M. Cisler, Rev. A. Porter, and Pussyfoot Johnson, inviting all to attend.
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Salvation Army
Washington
Park Streets
Bniin
John Hi. Brunner
Bervicks
Cuin
Arid
Heinsbach
Pittsugh
Epecidis
Harry
Pittsbury
Cote
Healer Ointment Promises Quick Relief for Burns and Scalds
The advertisement cites Amos & Co and Thomas Condé Drug Store and R Toy & Bon as sellers for a medical salve. It claims the ointment heals steams injuries and a range of conditions from eczema to ulcers, offering a money back plan.
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F. Amos & Co
Thomas Ge Condé
R. Toy & Bon
Stearn
Flbert Hard
Rinard’s Mills
China
Bomplex
Emmanuel Church Sunday School and Services Notice
Emmanuel Episcopal Church at Smith and Cents corner announces Rev. Mor timer S. Ashton as rector. Sunday school at 10 AM followed by Holy Communion.
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Emmanuel Church
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Corner
Smith and Cents
Mortimer S. Ashton
Holy Commisnion
Prosperity debated as fellow shows unequal shares
A fragment from the Washington Star discusses prosperity among other fellows, noting uneven distribution and suggesting some individuals enjoy more than their fair share while others trail behind. The brief hints at social or economic disparity without full context.
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Tunklus
Washington Star
Missionary Speaker Invited to Sunday Service
Ailsa Ruth Ransom of Glarention will address the congregation this Sunday at the M.E Church. The returned missionary from South America has served about five years and will share experiences. Also, Mr and Mrs B Shoop host the visiting Ransom in the city, with Bill Ransom as a guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Eggleston
Christian Endeavor
Noah
Collie
Russell Martin
Mott Street
First Methodist Church
William
Bartlett
Ruth Ransom
South America
Bown
Cela
Wiliam B
Pussyfoot
Ionary
Glarention
M. Ei Ghureh
Ransom
Bill Ransord
Mir
Rewles Mentho Stiphur Ad Excerpt
An old advertisement extols Monto Sulphur and Rewles Mentho Stiphur for immediate relief from itching eruptions. It promises cooling relief, germ destroying properties, and rapid healing of pimples and rough skin, urging readers to buy at any dime store.
Penn Yan Name Origin Tied to Pennsylvania and Yankee Roots
Early settlers in Penn Yan included Pensylvatia natives and New England Yankees. A village name dispute led to adopting Penn Yan, formed from the first syllables of Pennsylvania and Yankee. The decision satisfied both sides and settled the village's appellation.
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Vilage
Penn Yan
New England
Pennsylvania
Radio waves and the Christian path to knowledge
The text asserts radio waves exist unseen without instruments and that many lack understanding of life’s principles. It emphasizes truth through Christ and religion as a means to attain mental contentment and Christian living, urging recognition of knowledge revealed by teaching.
Dollar Day Dress Goods Sale List and Prices
A dense sale notice lists all wool serges, velvets, silks, and dress goods with Dollar Day pricing. Items include all wool challis, basket weave, wool flannels, crepes, Canton Crepe, Silk varieties, wash fabrics, muslins, and sheeting. Quantities show multiple yards per dollar, with several fabrics offered at one dollar per yard or two yards for a dollar.
Wedding and social notes from Blue Eye area
Feb notes show Will and Mrs Burch visiting Coney and attending the Goldes wedding of Richard Wells and Florvfice Mead. The item lists multiple local visits, family scenes, school, and travel around Blue Eye and nearby farms with references to Bates, Mead, Bindley, Connell, and Yates, plus quarantine news for scarlet fever.
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Blue Eye
Will Burch
Coney
Goldes
Richard Wells
Florvfice “Mead
Wile Bindleyepent
Charles Dundhung Spest
Sirk
Lynn Connell
Py Ke
Stead Ware
Cory Ors
Brigus Ad
Apa
Will Hurehs
Percy Stead
Alia Mead
Garry
Mike ‘Rumalx
Plog Griswold
First Aid Supplies Promoted By Local Store
A local advertisement urges households to stock essential first aid items now. The store highlights sterile gauze and absorbent cat supplies as core offerings to ensure readiness.
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Wiest
Pleasant Street
Secondavenlit
L. Roth
Tay
Paige
Gerviers
United Brethren Church
North Renter
Stiri Rey L. M. Cisler
Aevent Christian Church
Strebe
Sérvines
B. Porter
Young Peoples Meeting
Wileorme
Cearch
Church
Eivhiney
He Boer
Christus Endeavor
Trusties
Ul's Lutheran Church
Dull's Lutheran Church
Gud Concord Sts
William Ewill
Alove
Kingdom of P
Weds Wiig
Luther League
Pantecostal Assemble Pentecostal Assembly
West Mainstreet
Gordon R. Bentler
Dimitris
Anton
Hyams
Sullivan
Rossini
Byrning
Adele
Tira Govveneur Hutee
Christian Sulence First Church of Christ, Scientist
Park Street
Jas, Colville
Adrian
Baston Star Hall
Corty, Pa
N. Cohen & Sons Iday
Friey Seder
Dollar Darys Savusdet
Monte Catto Vailes
Chile
Wales
Brassieres
Anne
Eitan Hills
Uni Ae Msn
Melia
N. Cohen & Sons
Condre Pharmacy
Rexall
Center Street
Ste
A. Zalznek Bell
The
National Bank of ‘Corry
the National Bank
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