Multiple churches list weekly services in Meadville area
A consolidated church services notice lists EvANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH 921 North Center Street with Rev H Ray Harris and Dr Peter Hoogendam services including Sunday School at 9 45 and Morning Worship at 11 00 plus a full slate of midweek youth and evangelistic meetings. Also listed are The Salvation Army East Washington Street and Mrs Walter Crouch, First Pentecostal Church, St Thomas the Apostle R C Church, Seventh Day Adventist, First Presbyterian, Church of the Nazarene, St Elizabeths R O, Emmanuel Episcopal, First Methodist, St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran, The Christian Missionary Alliance Church, First Baptist, and First Church of Christ Scientist with their weekly schedules and special services. The notice outlines sermon topics, youth groups, prayer meetings, choir practices, and additional events across several Meadville churches.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
North Center Street
H. Ray Harris
Peter Hoogendam
Theron Spurr
Bryan Jones
Boy Scouts
Spurrs
Peter Hoogen~ Dam
Guy Bennink
South Center Street
Hoogendam
Dr. Hoogendam
Gospel Musicane
Salvation Army
Washington Street St
Walter Crouch
Young Peoples
ST. Thomas the Apostle
R. c
Washington Street
Francis J. Graves
John G. DeSants
First Presbyterian
South Center
Pleasant Streets
Paul F. Bauer
Westminster Fellowship
First Presbyterian Church
Meadville
Department of Church
The
Women's Association
Church OF the Nazarene
Essex Street
West
R. R. Merriman
Herod
First Methodist Church
East Pleasant Streets
Howard L. Stull
Virgil Maybray
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Maurice Bohman
Gladys McCloskey
West Main Street
A. G. Reesink
East Congress Street
Good Samaritan Glass Wreen
ST. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Concord
South Streets
Elmer A. Ortner
Altar Guild
Val Claus
Presbyterian Church
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
Maple Avenue
J. Emerson Law
Paul
Thessalonian Church
First Baptist Church
West Pleasant Street
Second Avenue
George Whitman
Edinboro
Berean Rociery
Local Businesses Tie Into Community Event
A list of Corry area firms including Bracken Funeral Home Pauls Men s Wear Phillips Martin Motor Sales Crystal Coal Co Fogle Lumber Co Corry Jamestown Mfg Co Hammond Elevator Co Model Dairy Thomas Motors of Corry Ajax Iron Works Olds the Florist Schaub Wallpaper Paint The Corry Bakery Western Auto Rex Theatre Brigham Hardware Front Furniture and others sponsored the community effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Coal Company
Fogle Lumber Company
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Co
Hammond Elevator Co
Pleads Innocent Five In Woman's Death
Meadville attorney Stuart A Culbertson said Jerry Gongaware 72 will change his plea to innocent involuntary and involuntary manslaughter in the shooting death of his daughter in law Mrs Gilbert Gongaware 42. Gongaware will stand trial in May. Bond set at 3500, DA Shafer may increase bond. Gongaware remained jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Stuart A. Culbertson
Jerry Gongaware
Roy G. Meadville
Culbertson
Gongaware
Gilbert Gongaware
Meadwile
G. MacTarnaghen
Herbert A. Mook
Raymond P. Shafer
Hospital planners tour Indiana institution for possible addition
A planning committee from the Indiana Hospital toured the local hospital with Superintendent Edgar Alexander guiding. The group including Adeline Hawehurst C B Weyandt E D Timberlake and W W Taylor visited to assess facilities and equipment. After observing operations the board authorized immediate purchase of shown equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tvuved Indian Hospital
Supt
Edgar Alexander
Indiana Institution
Adeline Hawehurst
Messrs
C. B. Weyandt
E. D. Timberlake
W. W. Taylor
Youth Abersold Sentenced for Killing Man at 16
Ronald AberSold, 16, was sentenced to 8 to 121 years in Allegheny County Workhouse after a four day trial he changed his plea to guilty on a murder charge for kicking David Jenkins to death. Judge Harry Montgomery set the offense as voluntary manslaughter and may transfer him to the Pennsylvania Industrial School due to age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ronald Abersold
Allegheny County
House
David Jenkins
Harry M. Montgomery
Abersold
Workhouse
Pennsylvania
White Hii
Harrisburg
Treasury Secretary George Humphrey urges to keep excise cuts
Secretary Humphrey testifies before the Senate Finance Committee in Washington urging elimination of most House approved excise reductions. He argues for keeping reductions aimed at trimming taxes and government spending. Some notes mention post meal hearing dullness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
George Humphrey
Senate Finance Committee
Washington
Babson Warns Stocks Do Not Reflect Employment Trends
Babson argues the stock market and Dow Jones average mislead about employment. He notes mutual funds push top Industrial stocks via sales commissions while many other issues lag. He urges studying all 1500 stocks and broader business factors for outlook.
Read of March and April Hiring Caution
A cautious forecast warns employment managers to avoid rushing hires in March and April except for seasonal needs. The note stresses watching trends and timing to prevent costly mistakes in staffing.
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Boy Scouta
Corps Cadets
Ladies Home League
Junior Legion
Soldiers
Holiness
Singing
Songater
First Pentecostal Church
Assemblies of God
Donald Brown
Seventh-Day Adventist
ST. Elizabeth’s R. 0
Cyril Kronz
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Rudolph. M. Bangert
Church OF Christ Scientist
Park Street
Bracken Funeral Home
Paul’s Men‘s Wear
Phillips
Martin Motor Sales
the Corry Bakery
Western Auto Store
Rex Theatre
Guy W. Bennink Insurance Brigham Hardware
London Bridge
New London Bridge
Cady & Collier
Bragken Guneral Toome Nowal
Jesus Christ
God
Hele
Christian Business Men’s Committee
P.O. Box
Corry, PA
Babson
Marshall Sherwood Painters & Decorators
Wetherills
Church of
Leoul CO
Sylvania
Sylvania TV Photopower
Leu
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