Gradale Sorority Tours Indiana Plant Visits
Gradale Sorority held its monthly meeting in the M G A dining room with about 20 members. Under Marlin Hildebrand, they toured Meyer Packing Co plant, McCreary Tire Co, and Greiner Baking Co, learning operations and noting cleanliness. Each girl received a doughnut box and the group praised Indiana industry and its plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCreary Mre and Rubber Co
Rankin
Greiner Baking Co
Davis
Iere
Indiana
D A R Members Entertained by Salisburg Daughters
Indiana Daughters of the American Revolution were hosted by the Salisburg chapter at Mrs Owen Serene home. Miss Progh spoke about Geneva Conference 1832, with Miss Shupe, Miss McColl, and Miss Serena performing piano, violin, and vocal numbers. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Daughters of the American Revolution
Salisburg
Owen
Progh
PCW
Geneva
Mary Carson
Virginia Shupe
Betty McColl
Margaret Serene
Salinburg
Report of the Christian Science Church Annual Meeting
At the First Church of Christ, Scientist in Boston on June 20, officials announced no further contributions are needed after July 1 for the 4 060 000 publishing house fund. The gathering of more than 5000 members heard praise for donors and noted new branches arising in Africa Egypt Brazil and Australia amid ongoing expansion of the Mother Church network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
North America
C. Augustus Norwood
America
Mary Baker Eddy
Evra W. Palmer
Mother Chugeh
England
West Virginia
Puerto Rico
California
Recett
United States
Germany
Holland
Estonia
Austria
Poland
Finland
Canada
Mother Church
Boston
Christian Science Publish Society
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Morehhan
FE. Heitman
Rosamond Wright
Department of Branches and
Mother ‘Church
Kenya
Africa
Egypt
Cairo
Brazil
Australia
Church News Promote Prayer Meet and Missionary Visits
Church notices urge prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 PM with Dora Mason a missionary to Egypt. Ladies Aid meets after. The 55th Conemaugh Presbyterial Women’s Missionary Society convention convenes at Elderton U P Church Thursday with sessions 11 30 AM 2 30 PM and evening program. Lunches provided, dinner 25 cents at Elderton Society. W M S women meet church 11 AM car pool requested. Summer Communion set for Sabbath July 16, with Church School and picnic to follow. Attorney Edwin M Clark named general picnic chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Mason
Egypt
Ladies Aid
Conemaugh Presbyterial Women’s Missionary Society
Elderton U. P
Elderton Society
Elderton
Edwin M. Clark
Langham Bible Class to Hold Meeting and Updates
The Langham Bible Class will meet Thursday June 22 at eight in their room to conduct business and request members bring saving banks. A Sunday School Workers Conference meets Wednesday at 8 30 in the church chapel with a committee on Timely Copies promised to aid teachers and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal
Langham Bible Class
God
Evangelical
Evangelical Church
Young People’s Christian Endeavor
EK. LC. BE
Ji. L. CG
Christian Endeavor
YMCA
Revival at Cookport Ends with Record Crowds
The T. LeRoy Muir revival campaign closed Sunday at Cookport drawing the largest religious crowds in years. Nearly 1000 witnessed a river baptism Sunday afternoon with Rev J P Tampt baptizing nineteen. A large choir led by Carl Pearson sang from the river bank. Tonight a reception for evangelist I LeRoy Muir of New York at the Community Hall precedes his Homer City campaign on Wednesday at 7 45 pm standard time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. LeRoy Muir
Cookport
J. P. Tampt
Carl Pearson
I. LeRoy Muir
New York
Muir
Homer City
Stock Market Leaders Show Mixed Industrial Moves
Shares in Allied Chemical American Can American Car I dry and American Loco fluctuated amid a broad market session. Trading listed Anaconda Copper LT Atchison T S PF 8712 as participants in a varied directional day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Chemical American Can
American Loco American Smelting
American ‘Tobacco
Atchison T, S
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the Angelus
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Olive Martha Playfoot
Lodge
Vernon Taylor
Tronesta
Taylor
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Taft
Turtle Creek
Louise Wiggins
Church Street
Betty Martin
George Price
Detroit
Wally Nordby
H. W. Pharoah
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Stewart, Shull
Jenn
Falcroft
Pharoah
Frank Johnston
Pottstown
Join Walker
Locust Street
Indiana Hospital
Jane
Alderton
Mildred Spondike
Iselin
Joseph Allshouse
Worst Lebanon
F. A. Beges
Spondike
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Ruth
Violet
Sheridan McPherson
Alfred
Clair Heard
Violet Wylie
George Douglass
Paul Blakeley
Hazel Blakeley
Belle George
James Moorhead
Willam Ruddock
Vera
Mamie Ruddock
Tony Bertolino
James Allshouse
Lillian
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Kiskt
Hamilton, N. Y
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North Ninth Street
Earl Sterling
Pittsburgh
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Royden Taylor
Tioga County
Chicago
Edward Bennett
Katherine
Virginia
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U.P
Johnstown
United Presbyterian Church
Second U. P. Church of Indiana
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Young People’s Missionary Society
Bedford Street Evangelical Church
Young People’s Missionary
Trev
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J. W. Everett
Frank Lobr
Washington Township
J. W. Winter
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Dan McMilen
Rayne Township
Iddo Lewis
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Squire
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Blacklick
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Blairsville
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Anmen Chuorts
Troutman’s
Trent
Atlantic Refining
ALT. T. B
C. RR
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Uhes
Ohio
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Colmbia Gas
Consolidated Oil
Dan Curtiss-Wright Dupont
Mastiman Kodak
Federal Water
Freeport
Texas General Electric
General Motors
Int
Nickle
Kelvinator
Kennecott Copper
Lone Star Gas
Miami Copper
Montgomery Wand
Nash Motor
Cities Service Lord Limited
Pennroad Corporation
A. F. Moreau & Sons
R. Rave
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