Sunday church services and events across multiple congregations
A dense list of church activities across many denominations including First Presbyterian in Pittsburgh and Indiana, First United, Christ Episcopal, and Methodist and Baptist churches. Services cover morning worship, Sunday schools, Holy Communion, evening sermons, youth programs, revivals, and special speakers, with details on times and guest preachers.
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Dion Literat
Arthur J. Piehl
Boeing
H. BK. Dozer
Pittsburgh
Pleship
Spaciay Muale
First Presbyterian
Robert. Lb. Clark
F. BE. Adlock
Church School
Walter Hill
Harry McPhilimy
Frey
Stainer
Sing Lee
Indianga
Hiaine Feltshans
First United Presbyterian Church
Chéha
Christ
Nevin
God Is Love
Mendelssohn- Bracket
Methodist Episcopal
J. A. McCamey
Lefebre- Wely
Taschaikowsky
Patrall
Schutham
Wagener
Ipworth League
J. Blair Sutton
Christ Episcopal
Unday
Trinity
John Lathwood
Dixonville Baptist
J. P. Tampt
Ethiopia
Joan W. Kennedy
John Clark
Statesman
M. EH
Clymer
George
Baggett
Epworth League
Liverpool
N. Y
Miamondville
M. E
Penn Run
Church of the Living God
Chevy Chase
Gerideau
Foundation of Holiness
McCadney
Ernest
East Mahoning
Clayton Straw
Clearfield
Second United Presbyterian
Samuel W. Shane
Violet Filzhouts
Homer City
P. Co. U
Wesleyan Methodist
W. H. Armstrong
Armstrong
Indiana
Rayne Presbyterian
Se. Bernard's
James Brady
William Mullen
Clymer Presbyterian
D. R. Thompson
Junior Christian Endeavor
George Tisher
Senior Endeavor
Glen Campbell Presbyterian
Taylorsville-East Union Presbyterian
First Christian
E. Roy Parham
A. C. Shank
Ward Parks
Annabelle Kunkle
First Evangelical
Reed S. Shirey
J. W. Everett
Evelyn Byers
Shirey
Martha Fisher
Sunday School Board
First
United Presbyterian
J. J. McIlvaine
McIlvaine
Holy Temple
Hawley
Stults
William Millen
Young People's Word
Jesus
Jude
Harker
First Baptist
Peeler Bldg
Trinity Lutheran
Chas. E
Leroy Kunkle
Luther League
Winnifred Weamer
Luther Chapel
Floyd Rummell
Brush Valley Lutheran
C. E
Joint efforts urged to aid jobless youths nationwide
Harrisburg reports Dr. James N Rule calls for local cooperative committees in every Pennsylvania community to address unemployed graduates and youth left out of college. He notes 65 000 annual statewide high school commencements with only a minority able to attend college and urges recreation training and cooperative ventures to curb crime and delinquency.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
James N. Rule
Gielden
Rule
Railroads Boost Speed To Lure Passengers
Railroads strive to recapture riders by speed, comfort, and new tech. Western lines test streamlined trains reaching 104 mph. Electrification, air conditioning, automatic train control, motor coaches, and gas-mobiles expand offerings. Night club cars, all bedroom Pullmans, green glass, and indirect lighting modernize travel. The railroad era tracks rapid evolution from Civil War beginnings.
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Western
Roosevelt
New England
Florida
United States
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