Old Landmark Removed at Spartansburg
Plans submitted for a new community house as Spartansburg lacks sufficient gathering space. The only suitable venue is Grange Hall on Main Street, highlighting town needs. HA Bixby travels for Crouch Bro of Erie. Mrs S A Richards hosts Energetic Sunday School Wass at Water Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Main Street
HA Bisby
Crouch Bro
Erie
Bixby
S. A. Richards
The
Baptist Church
Water Street
Patrik
Ith
Romang
Sted
Myena “Thomson
Stranahan
Tisville
Patthen
Wiis
Washington Street
Henry E. Kriedter
Supple Wills Jones Mille
Phidelphia
DeEtte Washboury
Paul Aikehs
Wills Haker
Wickington Street
Mrs
Bert Th Bf
Cros Road
Murdock Corners
Britton Rae
Evangelistic Services Draw Large Throng In Spartanburg
Long running evangelistic meetings at the Baptist Church draw large crowds each night. Reports note strong attendance and growing interest with sermons by local clergy and notable lay speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Seventh Victim of Insanity in Crawford County
Meadville March 90 The epidemic of mental illness in Crawford County grew to seven with the arrest of James A Stone, a colored man from Guy Mills Stovall area, whose two weeks of derangement culminated in violence Tuesday. He was taken to Meadville county jail for commitment to the State Hospital at North Warren. Jail officials classify his case as religious insanity, with Stone believing himself a minister of the Gospel as he quoted excerpts from scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Crawford County
Watnesday Mining
James
Guy Mills
Stovall
Meade
State Hospital
Tisine
North Warren
Gos ‘Pel
Last Night Sermon by Evangelist Thacker on Immortality
Evangelist Thacker closed his first week of special services with a sermon titled Immortality. He cited John 11 and First Corinthians 15 while also quoting Longfellow to argue for a life beyond death. He presented four points supporting a universal afterlife, asserting a positive answer based on human nature and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Olfenvry
Sheldon Sug
Thacker
L Ile
Colorful claims and syrup price ad blurs into jumble
Fragmentary OCR note references Nature Magazine colors and fish duels, mentions maple syrup purchase at market price, names Beeman and Hildum Plymer with a New York phone number, and reads like a garbled classified snippet lacking clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeman and Hildum Plymer
Nyphone
Local Residents and Visitors Report Activity in Blue Eye Area
Last Saturday and the following days saw neighbors Blue Eye and nearby towns bustling with visitors arrivals and departures. Names including Hert Hutter, George Mead, Tryin Reigns, and many others appear visiting Corry, Grand Valley, Union City, and Youngsville while local residents attend meetings and visits pay calls at homes and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Eye
Playit
Ray
Griswold
Horry
Hert Hutter
New Josey
George Mead
Tryin Reigns
Corry
Rd Jaquits
Brother Lewis Jay
and Mire Wilma Winley
Doris Bacers
Atta Mead
Lewis Fuller
Beremn
Corry Whitney
Fudler
Wrightsville
Lewis Pullen
Mead of Columbus
Miki Zameborick
Will Horsel
Margaret Sandburg
Herd
Will Burch
Fred Yates
Chas. Sandburg
King's Daughters
Spring Creek
William Tuller
Lewis Mller
Albert Sandburg
Lew Jaquits
Grand Valley
Ed Jaquits
James Ryiler
Lottsville
Lewis Mullen
Vern Pratt
Sind
Union City
Avia Mead
Atives
Youngsville
Pavor road east to Lock Haven discussed in Gazette
Ridgway March 20 The Wik Hiumspart Gazette and Bulletin publishes a timely editorial on the proposed slave highway between Locke Ugyen and Emporium, claiming the evaporation of the New York Central route makes it feasible and will bring beauty and speed to travel via Erie, Renovo, Driftwood, Emporia, St Marys, Ridgway, and nearby towns.
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New York Central
United States
Henney
Erie
Renovo
Driftwood
Emporia St
Marys
Riggay
Tobinsonbung
Clymer Community Notes From A Busy Weekend
Fragmented local items describe a birthday gathering for Mrs. Frank Heckerink with a large turnout and remembrances. The piece lists upcoming anniversaries for local couples, church program planning, and social visits including the Legthers and Simmeslin households. Also mentioned are the Wairymen's League meeting in Mayville, a party hosting, and local families preparing travel to Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herm Leytchers
Henry Benin
Mises
Dorothy Wiggers
Rhebergen
Ray Gravink
Mission
Bpid
Roy Legthers
Len. Legthers
Christine Simmeslin
Eloy Decker
Roy
Willi Groters
Keller
Clymer
Wairymen's League
Hel
Mayville
Oortryde Warnshouse
Mark Hayercamp
Frank Ellis
Haye
Whikan
Wisconsin
Bert Legthora
and _ lerriers
Donovan
Paddy
Briel
Sentry Grovers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spartansburg
Community House
Sidney Winans
Kinneys
A L. Green
Winans
Wren Hyde
Tormier
Leon Morris
W. Bires
Nimity
Tintevale
Mire
Wayne Aikens
Carty
Aleens
Joseph Baldwin
Chiles Thompson
B. Maitland
Pittsburgh
H. Wilson
Maitland
Dert Baldwin
Jamestown
N.Y
TB. Wallace
Jesus Christ
van le
Gart
Evangelist
D. Padoll
Optometrist ‘Traction
Corry, Pa
Kemp
Phoenix
Newhouse
North Center Street
Ajtformat
Nature Magazine
Mote
Louise Skinner
Byre
Thelma Harrison
Haas
Akron
Erie Railroad
Agents Association
Frankilin PE Wire
Lt. Smith
West Gotu
Lock Haven
Vlove
Riwh ‘Tittetson
Warren Thie
Rot Wells
Elmira
Love Rarnhuny
Barlow Hardware CO
Carry, Pa
Mendville
Attar
Faye
Byork
Pt Ft
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