Revival meetings at Blue Eye Wesleyan Church begin
Revival meetings underway at Blue Eye Wesleyan Methodist Church run through June 24 with Rev. George Hawthorn as speaker who will also perform cornet numbers. Services set for 145 PM weekdays and 9 AM, 7:45 PM on Sundays. public invited to attend.
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Powell
Blue Eye Wesleyan Methodist Church
George Hawthorn
New York State
The
Journal
Grove City
Synod of Pennsylvania, Presbyterian Church
U- 5.A
William 3. Galbreath
Shippensburg
Galbreath
Jesse 5. Bell
Williamsport
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Adit Schuttenberg
St. Vincent's Hospital
Althorsti
Williams
Otlé
Eric
David Morton
Wennestay
Duquesne
Anheuser - Busch Budweiser
Fort Pitt
Carlings
Rolling Rock
F. L. Baressi
Erie County
Amercan Cancer Society
Lyle L. Salsbury
Erie
Morton
Guy Thorne
Greenville
United States
Federal District Court
Pittsburgh
McIntyre’s
Hospital calls go unanswered at Corry facility
The notice lists emergency contact failures at The Corry Hospital with a phone line 3-5201, then provides a string of local names and addresses from Meadville area, including residents Nell Sorenson and others, and mentions a June grand jury indictments and community meeting notices from local organizations.
Treasures of The Journal Offer Signs and Church Meet
A notice promotes The Journal selling No Trespassing signs. A joint meeting of Ladies Aid and Missionary societies of St Paul’s Lutheran Church is planned at Mrs H H Keppel’s home with Mrs Wayne Skinner and John Lunston assisting. D B Clark distributor lists Koehlers DuBois and Koch beer delivery. An Erie driver pleaded guilty to drunken driving, receiving two weeks in jail and a $100 fine plus costs.
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Mayville
Hugh V. N. Bodine
Loyal Order of Moose
Ladies’ Fellowship of the First Baptist Church
Ralph
Asbury Road
Hosbach
Pay
Lever
Indiana
Libriet
Greenville
DuBois
McIntyre’s
Journal
Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Bela Tona Row
Arenoon
H. H. Keppel
Matt
Wayne Skinner
John Lunston
Erie
Publie Dock
Hlwerth
Evins
Ryans
James J. Leonard
Hin
Meadville man earns bachelor of divinity at Yale
Meadville resident John F. Wells Jr. of A. D. 3 Saegerstown received a bachelor of divinity degree yesterday at Yale University commencement. He studied religion at Oberlin College, class of 1948, and majored in religion in higher education at Yale.
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Meadville
John F. Wells, Jr
A. D
Saegerstown
Yale University
Oberlin College
Yale
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Sweet Blend Coffee
Chase & Sanborn
Waldorf
Airkmans Cleanser
BON Ami
Vimeo Noodles
Meerdink’s
Meerdink
Miller's Kendall Service
Jamestown
Jessie Ormes Greenlund
Arthur H.‘ Greenlund
Francis Denman
Leona Glidden Ormes
W.C.A
Crosley
State Armory
Merritt Appliance
Allegheny College
Branch Rickey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Warren
Pleasant Township
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Concord
Sam Stultz
Will Rose
Ladd Lewis
Raymond's
East
Washington Street
Rolf, Pederson
Peder
Anna- Stina. Marinos
Agnes
Columbus Firemen
Howard Sprowls
Paramount Furniture
Warren General Hospital
Shelby Zuck
Deluxe Metal Furniture Company
Leroy Moore
StoneHiam
National Forge
IN A
Styla-Mart
Meritone
Paul's Hardware & Service
Case & Oliver Machinery TN Fence
Corry Hospital
Seaveen
Nell
Nells Sorenson
Renny Dennison
Brooke Street
Jennie Wills
East Street
Connie
Lloyd Nichols
Snyder Chase
Glen Neckers
Clymer
Merritt Cone
West Shurch Street
Melvin Thompson
Gale
Edward
Winnie
Columbus
Kerry Dennison
Neil Sorenson
Jane
Thomas Felton
Spring Creek
Lester Hodge
Garland
Roy Southall
Centerville
Thomas Smith
Bear Lake
Gerald Brant
Snyder Circle
Richard
Emmanuel Guild
V.M. Sandburg
Frank Wilcox
Carry Beverage Company
Helping Hand
Chile
1. O. O. F. Hall
Henry P. Kidder
Allegheny
Corry
Willie Waller
Walker
Spencer Hospital
McIntyre
Townsend Club
L. A. Tiffany
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Foster E. Davis & Son
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White Way
Chevrolet
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F Meyer
Air Force
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Gabre
Europe
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