Three Places Burglarized at Oil City
Burglars struck Oil City on Thursday night and early Friday, forcing entry at three sites: Oil City Woodworking Co on Relief Street suffered a heavy break with about $100 in checks taken. Riverside Mill Co on West Front Street saw losses uncertain but indicated theft. United Natural Gas Co on Pumphouse Road had entrances tested. Police pursue clues and consider a possible single group, with a life cutter used on a window and glass smashed, suggesting practiced entry.
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Oil City
Oil City Woodworking Co
Relief Street
Riverside Millie Co
West Front Street
United Natural Gas Ca
Ware Toys
Pumphouse Road
Depesters
Police Department
Samersons
Sottie
Wobdlworking Co
Sundays Five Best Radio Entertainments
Radio program listings summarize Sunday lineups across stations WEAF WJZ WHR KYW KDKA and WECO. Entries note times like 320 pm 815 pm 10 pm and 1 pm Eastern, mentioning programs such as Hook up The American and Municipal Opera and the National Weekly Review. The schedule coverage includes Minneapolis St Paul feed and a concert segment as part of the week’s broadcast.
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WEAP
WEAF
National Weekly
WECO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Municipal Ogan
Roxws
Strolf
Baptist Class Entertainment Draws Men to Munger Home
The Men’s Bible class of the Baptist Church met at A B Munger’s Bast Smith street with about thirty men. Fred York and his orchestra from the M. E. church provided music. A reading by A B Munger and songs by George and Lloyd Thomas plus W N Jones’ solo followed, with a fine lunch served by Mrs. Munger and her daughter. Plans were made to boost church-wide participation. the next gathering will be at Lyle Thomas’s Grand Street home in June.
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the Baptist Church
B. Munger
Bast
Smith Street
Fred York
M. E. Church
Alp. Munger
George
Lloyd Thomas
WN. Jones
Lyle Thomas
Grand Street
Aovate
Munger
Dorcas Class Entertains In Sunday School Event
The Dorcas Stinary School Chiss entertained the Dus class at a banquet in the dining room of the ME Chieh. A campaign for members in the Sunday School the Dus class was held with the Dus class winning over the Dorcas Class. Winners were to be served a chicken dinner at seven. A sumptuous dinner featured mashed potatoes chicken buttered peas cabbage salad jelly celery hot rolls strawberry short cake and coffee. The table showcased Dallas Chass colors yellow and white with yellow baskets of nuts and paper ducks as favors for nineteen guests. A very enjoyable time was spent.
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Dorcas Stinary School
Chiss
Dallas
Dancing Party Planned at State Armory Tonight
A Monday evening dancing party is to be held at the State Armory. Larson's piece orchestra has been engaged to play from evening until 1 o'clock. Novelty and special dancing features will be introduced, promising a pleasant evening for all attendees.
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State Armory
Haspiiall Wam
Larson
Sic Piece
Hat and Bag Set Made of Baku Straw
A hat and bag set features baku straw resembling linen and very supple. Green Kid appliques stitch with gold thread. The bag shows a pliable retim handle in gold.
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Baku
Immortality and death say no to filth and good
An Emerson quotation fragment discusses immortality and death, asserting that death does not erase virtue or filth, and that naming life itself resonates with the idea of lasting existence through moral qualities.
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Emerson
Church Sunday Services Announced in Multiple Congregations
Essex Street Advent Christian Church led by Rev. P. J. Cleveland offers Sabbath School at 10:00 AM and Morning Service at 11:00 AM with a sermon themed on profiting servants and biblical readings. The Salvation Army at 21 Washington St outlines open-air and indoor services, cadet training, and youth programs through the week. First Baptist Church at Corner Pleasant Street and Second Avenue lists Bible School at 9:45 AM, Morning Worship at 11:00 AM, Young People at 6:10 PM, and evening services with a reception for new members Tuesday. midweek prayer and Bible study Thursday. St Paul’s Lutheran Church at South and Concord hosts Sunday School at 10:00 AM, worship at 11:00 AM, vesper at 7:43 PM, and Thursday lessons from the Life of Lot, with Evangelistic service at 7:00 PM Saturday’s sheet meeting.
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Advent Cristian Church
Essex Street
P. J. Cleveland
Capernatun
Galilee
Salvation Army
Washington St
Fred Reif
Kirkman
Erie
Boy Scouts
Girl Guard
First Baptist Church
Pleasant Street
Second Avenue
A. L. Roth
Bursthoat
Christ
Ian
Josers
ST. Paul's Lutheran Church
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Corner South
Concord Streets
William Tall
Servics
Sesson
Vesp. Nl
Goastanteult
Conar
Main
Center Streets
RN Miller
First Methodist
Comer Pleasant
Center
Sireety
Willian E. Bartlett
D. D
United Brethren Church
N. Center Street
H.R. Reagle
church services and schedules across multiple houses of worship
A list of Sunday and midweek activities across First Methodist Emmanuel Alliance United Brethren and Presbyterian churches. Programs include morning worship Sunday school and sermons with times from 8:45 to 11 00 and midweek services on Wednesday and Thursdays. Various pastors and locations listed for Center Smith East Washington and Maple streets.
No Change in Erie School Tax Policy Discussed
BRUE May 14. Erie’s annual budget for 1927-28 was set at 3500000 dollars with 2675000 in requisitions. Roosevelt school cafeteria plans will be funded by a bond issue. business manager B Stanley Scovel noted work on the budget is nearly complete with minor details remaining.
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Brue
T9rie
Onny
Stanley Scovel
Joh
Sain
Diogenes and the tub tale in a warped sermon
The fragmentary text recounts Diogenes in a tub and suggests a dubious lineage linking Sevea-Seueca to Mecynle. It claims unlikely origins and attributes a modern blog-like consent to a three hundred year gap after Mecynle’s death. The piece cites a 645 PMC Christian Endeavor sermon by REY Herbert He Brown in Atlant, Pi.
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Diogenes
Ake
Diogenes Uym
Rupiter
Seueca
Tun
Mecynle
PMC
Christian Endeavor
Ty Rey Herbert He Brown
Young Hughes Exonerated in Raid Case
Exoneration announced for Rusti Hughes in Rupertughe case after jury clears Hughes of attack charges. The trial centered on alleged assault and marital claims, with testimonies from Adele Smith and others. Proceedings concluded without proven guilt, noting disputed evidence and unusual testimony surrounding the events.
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Unitestrosy Minaqla
Lul
Rusti Hughes Stephen
Rupertughe
Sas
Urand
Chiryea
Adele Smith
W-Vierold
Horus
Synuslat
Robin
Sita
Huielien
Auinrrel
Mina
Ain
Edgep
Frais
Smith
Missing Dunkirk and Sharon Priests Spark Newark Probe
The report outlines a missing persons case involving Dunkirk and Sharon Priests linked to Union City. Authorities cite a Catholic order and St. Michival Monastery context while noting a related death and alleged prison terms for a farmhand and others connected to a broader investigation in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
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Union City
St. Michival
AL Washington
Plas
Arissa
SimiMer
Bloee Sullivan
Rosy Hayley
Ordor al St. Jongh
Newton
EdWard Ras
Slidie Raper
Mongarayy
Trentu
Olineve Alen
Frank Vin Sickle
Adili
Moininioe Lancontmoliur
Sentencril
Wethiusdas
Uey Inelate
Rey Joseph Batlee
Rasen Iy Veapeanto
Vai Sickle
Clement Seibold
Wakindave
Rasen
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Oil City Woodworking Company
Baptist Class
A. F. Munger
Dorcas
Hammond’ Coal and Builders’ Supplies
Ghchester
Ansa Aie
Studebaker
Frost
Lot
Pentecostal Assembly
West Main Street
Emmanuel Church
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Corney Smith and
Henry Atwell Post
Presbyterian Church Center
Weaming Streets
Herbert H. Brown
Atlanta
Citizens National Bank
Young Hughes
Dunkirk
Sharon
China
Hunan
SELBY
Newhouse
Lex
Sport
Souareneville
Bargain Department
Bargain
Samale
Oxfords
Albretace
Beaesa
Eaearenes Es
PFO YY Beery
West Sales
Mises and Children’s Patent
Ordin
Ine
Mies
Better Shoes
R. G. Barnes
North Center Street
Corry, PA
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