Smock Boulevard to be Named for Highways Official
Warren County notes include pre induction physicals in New Cumberland with Richard Mason Poring Greek Richard Page Co digninsy and Chester Hajec among participants. Route 8 relocation near Titusville to two miles south aims to ease South Frank Street hill and will be dedicated October 27. Nearly 600 Erie County deer licenses sold since October 4 at the county treasurer with hunting license costs and December antlerless dates. A Titusville barn fire caused $500 loss with possible arson, state fire marshal investigating amid multiple recent blazes. Erie County grape harvest at peak. rain slows eastern harvest. Miss Martha W. Groat’s body arrives for burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. she taught in Pennsylvania and later in Washington. Valentine Sarnicki treated after a forehead injury from a falling drawer at Corry plant. State Sabbath School Association honors Erie County for Sunday School records. Caroline VanKuren injured playing volleyball. treated and sent home. Beaver Club limits future press box access to issued tickets. Pennsylvania consumer buying power down 48 cents from prewar prices due to Korean War. US steel mills produce 9,034,000 tons in September, up from August. Extended Oct 10–15 forecast: cool for Western PA NY WV OH, near normal in western NY. Draft quota set for PA at 5,356 for December. Coal production week ending Oct 4 at 8,970,000 tons, down from 10,922,000 last year. Marriage licenses filed: Covey Himes and Hughes Nichols. First sugar mill in North America traced to Cortez circa 1585.
Milk Dealers Plan Opposed by Western PA Farmers
Organized dairy farmers in Western Pennsylvania oppose a plan by district milk dealers to resume a seasonal price schedule. Keystone Milk Producers Association president Wachsmuth says the method would deprive farmers of revenue and widen dealers’ profits. He argues prices should rise and fall with both parties sharing gains and losses under any commission rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
B. Wachsmutt
Keystone Milk Producers Association
Wachsmuth
Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission
Death toll climbs to 105 in Harrow train wreck
In Harrow England the Wednesday triple train crash raised the total deaths to 105. Rescue teams continued digging through debris as railway officials warned more bodies might be buried. Ninety injured remained in hospitals overnight while sixty three were released after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asqueraven
Ben Harrow
England
Evangelistic Meetings at Gospel Tabernacle Spartansburg
Rev. J. Eimerson Low of the Christian and Missionary Alliance conducts a series of evangelistic meetings at the Gospel Tabernacle in Spartansburg. Programs run each evening through October 4 with special music, and Rev. John W. Shaw invites all residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Eimerson Low
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Gospel Tabernacle
Spartansburg
John W. Shaw
Local Church Announcements List Incomplete
Nearby churches along Route 6 between Youngsville and Pittsfield provide schedule items. St Marys Orthodox Greek and Catholic services are listed with Russian and English sermons. Additional entries include Blue Eye Wesleyan Methodist, Elgin Community, Suva Baptist, Brokenstraw Parish, McCray Community, Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren, and Wayne Valley Wattsburg Brotherhood events with service times Sunday School and worship sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary's
Youngsville
Pittsfield
Stephen Kanyon
Local Church Services And Schedules Across Region
A listing of weekly church services and activities across multiple congregations. Our Lady of Victory Mission at Spartansburg led by Rev. Francia J Graves offers Sunday Mass and Sunday School with timed sessions. Clymer Methodist Church outlines Sunday School and worship, Youth Fellowship, and evening activities. Indley Lake Evangelical and North Clymer Evangelical report Sunday School and worship times. Edwards Chapel Evangelical United Brethren lists Sunday School worship and youth events with midweek prayer meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OUR Lady OF Yicfore
Spartansburg
Francia J. Graves
Bear Lake Evangelical Sunday Schedule Contests Week
The Bear Lake Evangelical church outlines a busy week with 10 a.m. Sunday School in the second week of the contest and 11 a.m. morning worship led by the pastor. An 8 p.m. evening service features the Youth Fellowship with speaker Dick Jukes. Evening youth and prayer meetings follow, plus cottage prayer and evangelistic committee activities throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Eye Wesleyan Methodist Church
Harry T. Reid
Lee Lilie
Kathryn Spoon
Bear Lake
Youth Fellowship
Harbor Wesleyan Methodist Church
George C. Kopp Jr
Religious group notices and church schedules in Wattsburg area
The snippet lists Sunday School times and superintendents for multiple churches in Wattsburg and nearby towns, including American Sunday School Union units at Merton Bayle Cottage and Lindsey Hollow Union, plus Spartanburg Fairview EUB, Gospel Tabernacle, Dobbs Corners, and Harbor Wesleyan services. It notes worship and midweek meetings, with specific times and leaders. It ends with a tobacco sugar usage fact.
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American Sunday School Union
F. S. Bowes
Jamestown St
Wattsburg
Culling
Merton Bayle
Wheelock Union
V. McClintock
Moffatt Union
A. E. Lindstrom
Lindsey Hollow Union
William Stoltzfus
Hymn Sing at Spring Creek Congregational Church
An old fashioned hymn sing will be held Sunday evening at 8 o clock at Spring Creek Congregational Church. Trustees announce the affair with the public invited and a free will offering to be taken. The program features Bugerte Ang Allen Canfield violin duets Melody Four lessons and performances by the Brokenstraw Choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Spring Greet Congregational
Chhurch
Bugerte Ang
Allen Canfield
Melody Four
Brokenstraw Choir
Three Die In East McKeesport Crash
An auto swerved and crashed into a tree in East McKeesport causing three deaths and injuring a fourth. Fatally hurt were Sylvester Lewis 29 and Lucretia Hall 25 both of Pittsburgh and an unidentified woman. Driver James Kirkland 32 of Homewood suffered head injuries and is in serious condition at McKeesport Hospital.
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East Mckeesport
Associated Press
Mcckeesport
Sylvester Lewis
Lucretia Hall
Pittschweh
James 8. Kirkland
Homewood
McKeesport Hospital
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Warren County
Garry
New Cumberland
Richard Mason
Poring Greek
Richard Page
Codigninsy
Chester Hajec
Corry
RD T
Titusville
Frank
Erie County
Q Hunter
J. William Leiber
Brooklyn
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Martha W. Groat
Pine Stove
Miss Groat
Seattle
Wash
Washington
Olympia
Renton
Valentine Sarnicki
Worth Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Tre
Corry-Jamestown
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
Harrisburg
Caroline VanKuren
Royal VanKuren
Corry, R, D
I School
The
Beaver Club
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania State College
Business Research Bureau
American Iron and Steel Institute
New York
West Virginia
Ohio
State Selective Service
National Coal Association
Reginald 4. Covey
Union City
Betty A. Himes
Spartensburg
Joseph F. Hughes
Dist B. Nichols
Cortez
VanCise
Cady & Collier Power
East South St
MTS
Gabardines
Coveris
Alpagora
Elgin Community Church
Robert Klein
Theodore Vanderhoff
Howard Add
Suva Baptist Church
BR. D
Richard H. DeLong
John Johnson
Srokenstraw
West Spring Creek
Columbus
Wayne Valley
Bengerdam Mennonite Church
Abbe Reformed Church
Clumar
Clymer Methodist Church
Elon Gleason
Indley Lake
Evangelical United Brethren Church
E. Loye Donelson
North Clymer
United Brethren Church
Gerald M. Lundeen
WSWS
Swood Bee
Edwards Chapel
Marks Corners
Leo W. McGaughey
Spartansburg Fairview Eub
Buell's Corners
Meredith Swift
Dobbs Corners
Harry Rose
R. C. Jostes
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St. Corry, Pa
Langhurst & Stewart
East Main St
Meerdink
GE Disposall
House OF Furniture
National Bank of Corry
the National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Powell Motor CO
North Center St
Renner
Bea Om
Ant
Alrig Nis
Hetr
Tony
Worl
Phil
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