Local Churches Announce Spring Services Across Town
A consolidated church notices page lists services across Finest Presbyterian Emmanuel Episcopal First Methodist Advent Christian and other congregations. Rev J A Martin Rev T M Ross Rev Mor timer S Ashton Rev B B Porter Rev George L Neelans William E Bartlett lead morning and evening worships, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, youth programs and evangelistic services with weekly schedules and special speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finest Presbyterian Church
First
Presbyterian Church
Corner
West Pleasant
South Center Street
J. A. Martin
T. M. Ross
Erie
Emmanuel Church
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Smith and
Center Streets
Mortimer S. Ashton
Brien
Roger Sessional Hymin
Eluey Venice
Crotch Woodward
Stults Benedictus
Dixon
Crete
Boyd Gloria
Shelley Ota
Calkin
Brest
Advent Christian Church
Essex Street
B. B. Porter
Young Peoples Meeting
George L. Neelans
Advent Church
Alliance Church Cornered Washington Street Location
Alliance Church location on East Washington marked as key site for community events and worship services. The note references The Christian and Missionary Alliance Church and its corner position guiding local religious activities.
Revival meetings and church services schedule at Pauls Lutheran Church
A busy religious week outlines revival meetings with evangelists Frank Nicoden and J Clark Soutes, daily services at 2 and 7:80 PM, plus Tuesday and Wednesday missionary talks. Sunday sermons at 11:00 AM and 7:30 PM feature topics like A Little Persuasion and Adam and Eve of Faith. Luther League meets Thursday. Miss Katherine Florence Desmond visiting Exie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franke Nicoden
India
J. Clark
Byeslle
Prisma
Gospel Singers Set to Lead Evangelistic Series at Church
Special evangelistic services begin Sunday at MoBehaveh Church and run through April 1. The Herge Sisters of Baltimore will direct music and sing at every service and on Sunday mornings. They recently closed a large mission in New York and will arrive in Chicago to lead the music for the Sunday morning service. Services start at 7 30 each evening with the pastor preaching. cordial invitation extended to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Center
Pleasant Streets
William E. Bartlett
D. D
Epworth League
Berge
Baltimore
Maple Avent May
First Baptist Church
Comer Pleasant Sileet
Second Avenue
Roth
Peayile
Erie
Max Wertheimer
United Brethren Church
North Center Street
Rey L. Mi Caster
Christian Endeavor
Yan
Hspecal
Herge Sisters
Mal
Gospel Angern
America
First Methodist Church
Vor Jumostawat
N.Y
Chicago
Cody
Plans for Salvation Army young people's congress here
Plans advance for the Salvation Army Young People's Congress to be held in the city on April 10 and 11. About two hundred delegates are expected and the event will feature the Salvation Army Silver Band of the city. Leading officers from New York and the division will attend, with many residents offering shelter and volunteers assisting at the hall and in preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society of Salation
Congress of the Salvation Army
Usin
Brunner
Bell 379
Masry
iHeinsback
Pecretatse
Pki
Salvation Arie Silver Band
OF Ciy
Sv Allinson
J John Thourlas
Maj
Tyler
New York
Local Briefs From Clymer And Brocton Car Trips On The Road
In Clymer and nearby areas residents share a day of travel and visits. Mr and Mrs Ikner Rossent and daughter Nive drove to Detroit in a week they plan to drive back in a new Dodge rack from Meyerinke Milling Co. Mrs Will Wassicks and Christ Christensen visited Detroit. Mrs H Weaver and Treva Neckers were Erie visitors Saturday. Gerret Ruslink had been a prior visitor.
Local notes and society items from town and surrounding area
Sick for two weeks at her brother Will Wassink of Waterford is reported better. Friends gave her a postcard shower Tuesday in town. Mr. and Mrs. James Crosscut visited Warren on the weekend. The Girl Reserves bake sale last Saturday realized about $12. Young Ladies Mission Band met Tuesday evening to rehearse for the Easter social on April 5. Hostesses were Mrs Hingel Meerdink and Mrs Marguerite Warshouse. Remains of Arthur Jaquins were brought for burial in Slymer cemetery after dying in Ashville. Chris Christenson were Jamestown visitors Saturday. Principal Miller of Sherman High visited Thursday to recruit students for the teachers training class next year. The musical operetta The Feast of the Red Corn will be performed by the Girls Glee Club April 2 and 3 at Town Hall under Miss Dorothea Weber. The cast includes The Old Squaw Dorothy Wiggers, The Queen Gertrude Rhebergen, Impee Light Treva Neckern, Pudge Mildred Young, Pudgee Irma Logters, Waudgee Arline Crist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will. Wassink
Waterford
James Crosscut
Warren
Young Ladies Mission Band
Mre
Hingel’ Meerdink
Marguerite Warshouse
Arthur Jaquins
Neil Abbott
Ashville
Slymer
Chris Christenson
Jamestown
Miller
Sherman High School
Clas
Clymer High
Dorothea Weber
Old Squaw
Dorothy Wiggers
Gertrude Rhebergen
Neckern
Pudge
Mildred Young
Irma Logters
Il Waudgee
Aroline Crist
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist
Park Street
Salvation Army
Washington and
Park Streets
John J. Bruiner
Young Peoples Serge
Cummings
Young Peoples Legion
Heinsback
Pittsburgh
New Salvation Army
Pentecostal Assembly Pentecostal Assembly
West Main Street
Gordon R. Bender
A. Zalznek
Ation
Paul's Lutheran
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Corner Ninth
Conard Streets
Wiltum Hall
Seryi
Raith
Katherine Florence Desmond
Exie
Iriengls
Gospel Singers
Fi. E. Church
Christian Spirit
E. E. Guignon
Ily
Royal Worcester
Bon Ton
R. F. Livermore CO
Lester Shoe CO
Center ST
Corry, PA
R. Morick DE Btore & Shoe Repair
N. Copter
Bell
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