Announcement of Church Services for Tomorrow
Multiple local churches publish a full slate of services for the morrow. First Presbyterian lists Bible School at 9 45, public worship at 11 with a Pentecost theme, youth and men classes, and evening services. Methodist details morning and evening sermons, music, and a listed choir program. Advent Christian notes Sunday School at 10, morning worship at 11, evening service, prayer meetings, and a planned concert. United Brethren showcases morning Sunday School, evangelist sermons, a men’s lecture, and evening worship. Lutheran and Christian Science agendas, plus other denominations include Episcopal and Wesleyan offerings, with class and youth activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Corner Pleasant
Center Streets
Roger W. Cressey
Clarence Wallace
Junior Coir
Jorge Chok
James
Methodist Church First
Methodist Church
Colmer Center
Pleasant Streets
Frank A. Wimer
Ralph S. Dewey
Nelle Grace
Diggle
Father
Baines
Morrison
Sheppard
Warren
Loftestory
Teard
Kern
Cho
Rus
Alabian Society
Marjorie Brown
George Chase
Gertrude Armitage
John Chase
JB .A. Whitcomb
Edinboro State ‘Teacher's College
Advent Christian Church
Essex Street
Washington Street
Hazel B. Anoney
F. M. Hyening
United Brethren Church
North Gunter Street
H. ¥. Resgle
L. Henton
J. Dunlap
Christian Endeavor
Thelma Réeagle
Calvary
Lutheran Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Dorner South
Concord Streets
William Hall
Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist
Parke Street
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Riker Holdy
North Senter Street
Church notices from Milané Waller and multiple congregations
Community church notices list services at First Baptist, Alliance Christian, Salvation Army, Four Square Gospel, and Pentecostal churches. Dates show Sunday and weekday meetings, sermons on faith topics, choir offerings, missionary society activities, prayer meetings, and special music including Messiah performance and hymn singing. Clergy include Ernest Hook, Rev George B Morgan, Capt F Appleby, Mrs M Long, and Rev Wesley Crawford. addresses and times noted for gatherings around East Main Street, West Smith Street, East Washington Street, and nearby avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Helen Westley
West Smith Street
Alliance Church
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
East Washington Street
Maple Avenue
George B. Morgan
Emirch
Salvation Army
East Washington
Park Streets
Appleby
Gospel Hall
Washington Street
Allison Detectives Life Threats Amid Smethport Night Prowlers
In Kane May 5 report recalls a two year old assassination plot against McKean County Detective Jack Allison. Two unknown men prowled his Smethport home. a rifle shot frightened them, one fled across a street and another in a car. Neighbors saw the incident as Allison’s enemies, fearing retaliation, had motives. Earlier, his car theft and a past shooting were noted. Also in Dun Kirk, William Hills, missing four days, was found dazed at the station and told of an assault on a road while soliciting meat for a peddling trip. His watch and $100 were missing. two strangers and the truck are sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKean
Kane
Jack Allison
Allison
Smethport
Pierre
T1 3
Main Street
Clermont Road
Tis Car
Dunkeirk
William Hills
South Dayton
Union Station
John Carlinki
Hills
New York Central
Dayton
John Warren
Versaills
Silver Creek
Geneva
Dunidrk
Gneva
Cleveland
Ladies Aid Society Plans Church Floor Fund Aid
The Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. H. L. Gordon's home on East South Street. They voted to donate fifty dollars to the church floor fund and conducted routine business. A cottage prayer meeting will be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist. Episcopal Church
H. L. Gordon
East South Street
C. A. Mriscult
Lawn mower grinding promise cuts old mower to new
Service advertises lawn mower grinding that renovates old machines to cut like new with a guarantee. Calls for pickup and delivery arranged by Charles W. Amy at phone 377K. Also listed is a rental for three furnished rooms at 221 First Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Amy
Horrent
First Avenue
IR Ant
Inez Mecusker
Smal
W. Wayne
North
For Rent and Sale Notices Mixed in Harrisburg Ad
Public notices list rental offerings for a lower floor flat at 438 East Main Street with contact Elizabeth Ranney, plus a sale bid invitation from the Secretary of Property and Supplies in Harrisburg for various farm equipment and tools at Corry Hatchery. Bids run to May 28 1930 with a long itemized list of implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Main Street
Elizabeth EB
Ranney
John B. Patterson
Secra
State Capitol
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Corry
Wish Hatchery Corry
Ford Chopper
Iran
Arden
Commonwealth
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Wesleyan Methodist
Johnston Hall
West Main Street
Stinttay
Carl Way
Dan Bowen
Immanuel Episcopal Church
West Smith and
North Center
Lyle Douglas Jets
Reoter
the Spider
Union City
Amer
Milané Waller
Four Square
Maccabee Hall
M. Long
Evenin
Pentecostal Churgh First Pentecostal Church
East Church Street
Wesley H. Crawford
Bracken Bros
Enna Jettick
Newhouse
Shoehouse
STARR
Lonet
Penna
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Bressmaking
Millinet
N. Cohen
Hoyse Wank
McKay
J. Ele
Steidman
Columbus Avenue
Columbus
Euclid Street
Ambargain
A. C
Sandburg
Corey
Leeds
Plains
Crawford
Weat's
West Pleasant Street
Main St
First Ave
WN. Cohen
Tyquire
Priva
South Street
Gta
E. Bond Street
Bracken Broz
West
Wayne Street
O. A.stennett
Center Street
North Center Street
Twatuire J
Ts. Dove
Chunal Street
Fia Shoe
West Bond
Iret
South Center St
Crawford ML
Woods
C. M. Woods
Gould Street
Boise
Good Garden
West Bend St
Congress St
Ilene
Migh Sexton
Elgin
West Frederick Street
Wil J, Wilcox
Fourth Avenue
East Pleasant Street
Thomas Jensen
Lake Front
Tindley Lake
Inquiry
Jonn
Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Exander
Memager
North Center Aik
Burlingame, Assit Seo
William M. Pond
Concord Township
Erie County
Register of Wills
Margaret McCray
R. D
Etta Kett
Jones
Dad
Ntermittent
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