Announcement of Church Services for Tomorrow
Local churches list Sunday services across Christian Science First Church Park Street 80 A.M. and 11 A.M. with the lesson sermon God the Preserver of Man. Other notices include Emmanual Episcopal, Salvation Army, Lutheran, United Brethren, Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist and more with times, locations and pastors. Also youth groups, Sunday School, and midweek activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science First Church
of Christ, Scientist
Park Street
God
Churches of Christ
Sci Enlist
Israel
Mary
Biddy
North & Street
Pentecostal Church Notice at 3 East Church Street
Augent Carignan Chueh and Miss Hazel B Anoney guest with pastor. Sunday schedule lists Bible stories at 2 PM Sunday School and 3 PM preaching. Evening service 7:45 PM features speaker from Jamestown. Weekly prayer meeting and Bible study follow. Rev Hewitt and Rev Peter I of China referenced for blessings and messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lalliance Church
Christan and Missionary
Maple Avénue
Rev
B. Maigan
H. Sunday School
P. M. Anderson
Endent
Yestor
Lye
Chiral
Tully
United Brethren Church
North Center Street
Rengle
C. L. Henton
Chistian Endeavoy
Thelms Reagie
Toyittici
Onsyard
Keith Henton
Noburly
Louise Nefe
Herb
Carignan Chueh
Washington Street
Hazel B. Anoney
Hewitt
Japan
Soderjwist
Jamestows
T. M
H.W. Hewitt
Peter . I
China
Young Girl Evangelist to Speak in Corry Week
Betty Wekland a 11 year old girl evangelist preached at First Baptist Church. A follow up seven night series is planned with Rev J R Weaver and Dorathy Weylurd as performers. The community is invited to attend each evening as America’s young evangelist returns for services in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Pleasant Street
Second Avenue
Hrenkiin
Wedldand
Geryjees
Betty Wekland
Clevarkind
Evangelis
Westtland
Deen
Corry
Pmn
Rev
J. Ro
Weaver
Champaign
Paarl
Wedleland
Dorothy Lola Weylurd
Roy Wieglelund
Corty
Matty
Frost
America
Nome
Eva Peterson
R. D. Corry
Beaverdam
Adve
Jour-nal
Atis
Epworth League Holds Pleasant Church Meeting
The Epworth League of the First Methodist Church held a pleasant party at the church. Officers elected include president Teemethy Barjus first vice president Isak Sligo second vice president Wom Blase third vice president Fynd Wame secretary Charles Willu treasurer Alma Mat tpausure Fnnlime Webb pianist Gladys Bair et. Refreshments were served by a committee as games were played during the funeral hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epwort
Hengue
First Methodist
Dt Pack
Elu Sire
Teemethy Barjus
Isak Sligoound
Wom Blase
Fynd Wame Bueth
Charles Willuseuthlary
Alma Mat
Classified Advertising Amid Obvious Typos and Listings
A scanned newspaper page shows a dense classified section with categories for announcements monuments notices personal lost and found autos and services. Some entries describe wanted help wanted male or female employment and business opportunities while others list sale items and real estate notes alongside distressed or damaged text and garbled lines. The page includes names locations and contact hints such as Corry Pa and Erie County along with job and lodging notes and public notices.
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Thts
Department Tay
T—Automobiles
Hesthic
Plimbig
Muse
Tasurfuce
Surety Bonde Sans
Mavine
Tal
Paysinger
Bette
Diney
Ana Raakine
Margaret
Albert Getchel
Tun Mis
Iremare Ida Baumgartner
Oeriticany
Memale
Weater—Pamale
Mala
Wovangirl
Monumenta
Grinea Starr
Washington St
Corry
Ninety Attend Church Dinner at United Presbyterian
Ninety people filled the dining room of the United Presbyterian church last evening for a church dinner. Mrs M PIS oversaw the kitchen while Mrs 1038 BusI was chairing arrangements. Flowers were used as decorations and guests were served. proceeds will benefit the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fretinen
Mpis
Wkitehen
Syny
Busi
Init Iinet
Cifiech
Four Die as Auto Struck by Train Near Gary
Four men died when their automobile was struck by a New York Central train on tracks near Gary Indiana. The victims were road workers en route to a job site from Hammond. Two additional people were injured in the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Lune
New York Central
Moidiye Firhol
Weiss Declines Horse Show Invitation After Seeing A Horse
Weiss, a member of the younger generation, declined an invitation to attend a horse show saying he had already seen a horse. London Answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiss
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Eeca
North Bay Streets
Y Lyle Dougis
A.M. Church
Funaniel Episcopal Church
Salvation Army
East Washington
Park Streets
Gaptila
Lutheran Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Corner South
Concord Streets
William Hall
Tehard Wassinie
Eucike
Guidi
Louis Hurlbut
Douslis Oinstier
Dorothy Patterson
Maine Patton
Sofi
Beaulit
James Harlett
Kathryn van Tasselreise
Crosby Bush
Vernon Thompson
Gerald Neylon
Lyte Thompson
Nel
Mrs Doyle
Maas Tohnson
Methodist Church
Hirst Mtestindist
Chary
Corner Center
Pleasant Steels
Prank A. Wimner
Minniste
Toweilbhy
Tha ‘Untity
Ralph S. Dewey
Ilo Sensus
Gladys Walmer
Feader
Tse Ty
Dnreas
Chitech
Canndoht
Atathiat Society
W.if
Mt. S
Wil Nave
Stockton Marlee
Presbyterian Church
Wirst Presbyterian Church
Corner
Pleasant
Center Streets
Roger 1 Cressey
Clarence Wallace
Vatation Bible School
Missionary Society
Ehuyeh
Otho
Ils
Ely
Enta Kett
Renoles
BY Paul Robinson
Advent Sheituan
Pentecostal Church
First Pentecostal Church
East Church Street
Hetty Weakland
Epworthleague
United Press
Maly
Wayne St
Tuelid
Wests
Motor Sal
Thomas Motor Uo
Howsshold Goode
East
Bond Street
Plone Gold
Grawford
Mt. Woods Co
Ry Gorry
Sto
J. B. Patterson
S. ‘Cmnfer
Mollem
N. Cohen
So James
West Main Street
Poiléh
Congress Street
John B. Patterson
Gould Street
Waslington
Merrill Wilcox
Spring Street
Bath
Thomas Jensen
East St
Main St
John 11 Clough
Gale
John Cloug
Dora Munn
Frederick Street
Will J. Wilcox
Leon
Takeview
Jamestown
Second St
Nee
Bor Sale
Vern Allain
Wesk
Wayne Strost
Mayville
Assembly
Mildred
Livaie Perkinn
Erie Coune Ty
Pennsylvania
Erie County
Condra
Cascade
Condra Pharmacy
Rexall
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
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