Presbyterians Plan Sesquicentennial Fund Drive Meeting
Presbyterians in Western Pennsylvania convene at Titusville First Presbyterian Church for Erie Presbytery talks on launching the 10 million Sesquicentennial Fund campaign. Host Rev. Dr. A D Caldwell greets over 10 pastors and lay leaders as Dr. Lewis S. Mudge and Louis R. Robey travel from Philadelphia to speak.
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Pennsylvania
Titusville
Board of Christ In Education
US. A
Pennsylvani
Erie Presbytery
First Presbyterian Church
Titus Ville
Erie
A.D. Caldwell
Philadelphia
Lewis S. Mudge
Board of Christian Education
Louis R. Robey
Fulm
Chicken Dinner For Golden Rule Club June Meeting
The Golden Rule Club at Concord prepares a chicken dinner for members at the Tune diner west Monday evening June 26 at the Concord Community House. President Franke Whiteley organizes a special program with Judsim Ruck directing the Sesquicentennial Fund drive aims at supporting 53 Presbyterian colleges 52 university centers and student work across the church network. The nationwide campaign began October 30 and runs through January 1 1942 with Dr Arthur Holly Campion and Dr John Tinley among the leaders. Richard K Mellon serves as treasurer.
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Que
Ose Winging
Euesen
Concord Township
Golden Rule Club
Concord Community House
Franke Whiteley
Uim
Dirrerion
Judsim
Ruck
Christian Batcalion
Presbyterian
Board of Christian Education
United States
Sesquiventenmlul Panctare
Arthur Holly Campon
University of Chifige
John = Tinley
The
New York Times
Richard K Mellon
Mellon National Bank
Pittsburgh
Huge Haul From Store at Erie
A well planned burglary at P A Meyer and Sons Clothing, 817 State Street Ot oo, Erie, saw thieves scale a storefront and smash a skylight to steal clothing. Authorities estimate losses run into thousands of dollars as detectives investigate and inventory proceeds. An improvised tool was found near the store, underscoring the crime’s professional nature.
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Galla
P. A. Meyer and Sons Clothing
Sate Street
Oto C. Meyer
T Reasnen
Noom
William Donahue
Meyer
Father of Corry Resident Stricken
Mrs. W. Cox of Park Street learned in McKeesport of the death of her father C. A. Roessing who was en route with his wife and son to Yellowstone National Park. He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage in South Dakota and died shortly after. Roessing was well known in Corry and had visited the Cox home often.
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Corry
General Electric
All-Way Electric Company
Goodyear Tires
Goodyear
Pathfinder
Carry Auto Supply Co
East Main Street
Campbell Soups
Allen
Orchard Park
Ruth
Royal Manor
Swift
Zion
Libby
Eck
Boston
Crax
Puritan Beis
Poola’s
Tate
Apple Grove
Poundey
Jack Frost
del Monte
Tastant Coffee
C. Washington
Anes
Fray Bentos Corned Beef
Mast
White Naptha P
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