Parable of Judgment Brass Tacks Sunday School Lesson
Dr Alvin E Bell discusses the Parable of the Wicked Husbandmen as a vivid judgment scene. He links Israel’s prophets and Jesus’ parable to divine love and human response, noting the vineyard, the owners, and the eventual rejection of the Son. The piece ties the parable to Calvary and Jerusalem’s destruction, urging repentance.
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Alvin E. Bell
Lin Hundmen
Ghost
Tarael
Isilal
Yineyerdt
Sejei
Isilah Sims
Antion
Ninn
Hijjah
John the Apts
Jesus
Calvary
Ue Cross
Gou
Sinbad
Darusalens
Tito
Gol
Chriat
Fragmentary historic notice on governance and education policy
Fragmented OCR text referencing the Supreme Court, the President, colleges and normal schools, state adoption of a plan, and various government and education terms. The passage is garbled with misspellings and unclear context, but suggests discussions of national policy, education, and public administration.
Ohio delegates shift support from Pomereno to Smith
Ohio delegates to the national convention, once pledged to former Senator Pomereno, will swing to Governor Al Smith after a statement by Joseph Breitenstein at a County Democratic Club meeting. Breitenstein said delegates will vote for Smith at the first opportunity and support him if nominated.
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Ey Vyndu Crese
Cleveland
Ohio
Ait Houston
Atlee Pomereno
Hivarlié
al Smith
New York
Joseph Breitenstein
Ohio Hetriot
Brelienstein
Democratic Club
Ain Innamuich
Pomereno
Phi
Smith
Breitenstein
Baccalaureate Services for Corry High Class Sunday
Baccalaureate services will be held Sunday for Corry High School’s 1928 graduating class. Rey All Rott, pastor of First Baptist, will deliver the sermon “Protecting Our Possibilities” at the auditorium at 7 o'clock. Week churches join in the ceremony and residents are invited to attend.
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Rey All
Rott
First Baptist Church
Corry
Winton
Wieeky
Christian Science First
Chizen of Christ
Scientist Park Street
God
Enjoy Outing at Shadyside
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church held their annual oiling outing at the residence of Mr and Mrs Whittle sey Pindley Rake NY. Guests included Mrs Morgin Mrs Wightman Meadville Mrs Phelps Miss Brooks Miss Fisher Miss Alsbraugh and others. A spacious porch tables and a delicious supper were provided by several ladies. The event closed the year with many guests and choir members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of
the Presbyterian Church
Whittlesey
Pindley Rake
Indies
Whittiesty
Willama
Rich
Calegrove
Rlizabet Bentley
Morgin
Wightman
Meadville
Phelps Miss Brooks
Fisher
Alsbraugh
McCray
Crawl
Tiffany
Williams
Rion
Dickson
Occupy Pulpit at Meadville Preacher Bartlett Returns
Bartlett, pastor of the First ME Church, preaches at Grace M. E. in Meadville on Sunday evening. He once led the Meadville church. Mrs Bartlett and son Kimerson accompany him to Meadville Sunday afternoon.
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Ws. Bartlett
First
Grace M. E
Meadville
Rev. Bartlett
Announcements of Services in Town Churches Tomorrow
Many churches list morning services with pastors and subjects. United Brethren at North Senter Street invites all, with 11 AM sermon "Wow and Then" and a high school baccalaureate service later. weekly meetings, prayer sessions, and a January quarterly gathering noted. Presbyterian, Lutheran, Advent Christian, Christian Science, Methodist, Episcopal, and Baptist churches each schedule morning Sunday schools and worship, with special notes on union services, baccalaureate events, and midweek activities.
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Unite Brethren Church
United Brethren Church
North Senter Street
H. M Rédwie
Henton
NH MacAlister
Jamestown
United Brethres
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Corner Center
Pleasant Streets
William Be, Barnett
D. D
Alpi S. Dewey
Episcopal Church Head Will Speak at Erie Cathedral
The Most Reverend Joan Garduyn Murray, presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church in the United States, will preach at Cathedral of St. Paul Erie on Sunday at 3 30 p m standard time 4 80 daylight saving time. Tickets from Emmanuel Church Rector. No evening service due to high school baccalaureate. Mercer County treasury gains 13 00 as defendants fail to appear for sentence.
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Joan Garduyn Murray
Episcopal Church
United States
St. Paul
Erie
Emmanuel Church
West 6Th Street
Court House
Murray
United Press
Mercer
Duie
Merves County
Poor Start for Brides Month in Pittsburgh Licenses Granted
Pittsburgh reports a slow start to the brides month as 50 couples sought marriage licenses on Friday. Clerks note first day of the month usually falls midweek with higher applications, but this year numbers lag behind expectations.
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Pittsburgh
Petition seeks Sunday amusements in York
York, June 2 petition signed by 4000 residents asks the city council to permit Sunday amusements despite 1794 blue laws. The current prohibition was enacted two years ago and former Mayor E S Hugenbuler pushed to enforce it, a stance blamed for his electoral defeat.
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York
Hugenlugler
Thal
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Landigg Tnt Ceramics
Mortians
Tammany
William Hall Ayman
West
Sige
Shadyside
Presbyterian Church
Pottsville
Venice
John Cominetty
Etta Kett
John
Patricia
Dak
Irl
Rorgeet
Antint
By Paul Robinson
First Presbyterian Church
Corner Pleasant
Center Streets
Roger F. Cressey
Binle Seno
Lutheran Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Corner South
Concord Streets
Willliam Hall
Junio Circle
Pittsburg Synod
Advent Christian
Advent Christian Church
Essex Street
C. Wesley Adams
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Cornew Smith and Canter Streets
Tel Tey
Henry Atwell Post
Trinity
AWM Church
Holy Community
Atrmon
Baptist Church
Corner Pleasant Strest
Second Avenue
A. L. Roti
ML. Young
People’s Meeting
Frederick Miller
Askeis
Spencer Feed Store
West Washington Street
United
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City, Bar
Citizens National Bank
the Bank
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