Society Notes Highlight Local Visits and Gatherings
Society pages record visits across Indiana with Musser and Campbell guests from Wilson College, East Rev. Barnard families on a motor trip to Gettysburg and Niagara Falls, Lions Club hospitality at Marion Center, dances at Hotel Moore halted for heat, and several house parties and summer plans including Camp Wally Nordby and Century of Progress.
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East
Davis Barnard
D. J. Barnard
Joana
Gettysburg
Harrisburg
Niagara Falls
Mortimer Vanderbilt
Nyack
New York
Revival Meeting Closes at Gipsy Church
Evangelistic services led by the Johnson Gospel Trio at Gipsy Christian Church ended last Sunday with homecoming services. Large crowds attended each evening and cooperation from area churches was noted. Speakers included N. Rom rbaugh, Fred L. Fink, and E. J. Barber. Lunch was served in the church grove as members returned from Wilkinsburg, Weigh Reynoldsville, Cherry Tree, DuBois, Indiana, Clymer, Mahaffey, Pina Vale and Glen Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gipsy
Johnson Gospel Tria
Gipsy Christian Church
N. Rombaugh
Fred L. Fink
E. J. Barber
Church Grove
Hey
Wilkinsburg
Weigh
Reynoldsville
Cherry Tree
DuBois
Indiana
Clymer
Mahaffey
Pina Vale
Glen Campbell
Church Notes Full schedule of services across local churches
A compilation of worship times and programs for Christ Episcopal Zion Lutheran First Baptist Second United Presbyterian St Bernard s Catholic First United Presbyterian Christian and other churches. Details include service times morning prayers sermons Bible schools and special music with names of pastors and event dates where specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal
Roger Charnock
Church School
Zion Lutheran
Arthur J. Pfohl
First Baptist
James King—Bible School
Moody
Second United Presbyterian
Samuel W. Shane
Saltsburg Society
Saltsburg
St. Bernard's
J. A. Brady
First Regular Baptist
L. B. Rittenhouse
Raymond G. Taylor
Sharon
Christian
Fred L. Fink
Five Points Falls To Indiana 7-2 In Baseball Duel
Indiana defeated Five Points 7 to 2 as Davis pitched effectively surrendering seven hits while Jackson fanned eleven. Key hits included Holman’s homer and two base hits by Shaheen Walls Blystone and George. Wagner drove in runs on multiple occasions and the game featured steals and a double play by B. Y Fairman to George. Umpires were Reese and Domonick.
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Indiana
R. Wagner
H. Holman
G. Davis
Davis
Jackson
Shaheen
Walls
Blystone
George
HE. Wagner
Kirsch
B. Y Fairman
E. Wagner
Miller
J. Holman
Reese
Domonick
Sawyer
Kirkey
Cf Edwards
Kirseh
B. Fairman
Isa
J. Holn
Smiley
Clark
Q Jackson
Revivals at Eve rybody's Mission Homer City Draw Crowds
Evangelist Leroy Muir of New York leads revival meetings at Everybody's Mission Homer City. A Thursday sermon asked Was Christ the Son of Mary or the Son of Joseph and moved saints and sinners to confront the great question What think ye of Christ. Sunday service at 10 30 a m at Methodist Episcopal church. Mission and Baptist Sunday schools meet at 9 90 am. Muir to speak on young people’s work.
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Homer City
Leroy Muir
New York
Christ
Mary
Joseph
Evangelist Muir
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mission
Baptist Sunday Schools
Sunday meetings and revival concerts at local churches
Sunday schools will march to the Methodist Episcopal church for a union meeting at Rev Ling's invitation. Sunday evening Cockport choir and about seventy five singers with Carl Pearson will attend the Mission building where Evangelist Muir preaches at 7 45. Tuesday's revival features Tabernacle String Quintet and noted musicians Wayne Lows man Harry Mikesell Clarence Dis Pastor. Rey Green directs the Melody Band, an old time list. Pastor Povey invites all to join in soul saving efforts for an old time revival with strong musical support.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Ling
Cockport Choir
Carl Pearson
Evangelist Muir
Tabernacle String Ventette
Tabernacle Musicia
Wayne Lowsman
Harry Mikesell
Clarence Dis
Pastor Power
Ruth Leahn
Buchanan
Guidelogy
Rey. Greene
Pastor PoVey
Tabernacle
McIntyre Versus Local Team Set For Monday Evening
McIntyre will play the local team Monday at 6 o'clock in a South County League game. McIntyre holds second place and has beaten Homer City, which has not yet accepted Indiana's challenge. Indiana seeks to organize a Homer City challenge and asks if it will be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntyre
Homer City
Indiana
All Star Girls Team Coming to Indiana Ball Club Night
The Ranger Girls Ball Club, a top baseball attraction, will visit our city on July 1. They aim to beat local boys in big league style as Miss Beatrice Schmit, the pitcher, signals Indiana to prepare for fast pitching against Barnett.
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Indiana Ball Club
Ranger Girls Ball Club
Beatrice Schmit
Barnett
Indiana
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Mis. Hetty Musser
A. J. Musser
South Bath Street
Milas Mary Campbell
Batty and
Wilson College
Slater
Howard Martin
North Ninth Street
Mre. Greear
Elizabeth
Covington
Martin
Peggy Jane Clements
Frances McCormick
Barnesboro
Jane
Clement
Kenneth Rutherford
Indiana Country Club
Hag
State College
Canada
James Mack
David Mack
Taft School
Bob
Bill
Taylor
Kritzer
Dorothy Kritzer
South Seventh Street
Joseph Dickey
Ruth
Janet
Martha Jean Kritzer
West Philadelphia Street
Bobby
Jack
Paul
Marion
Phyllis Kritzer
Blairsville
Mgr
Mrs. Ellsworth Kritzer
East Philadelphia Street
Lions
Simpson
Oak Farm
Marlon Center
Indiana Lions Club
Dr. Paulson
Dutch Campbell
Denny Marbaugh
Bill Reese
L. G. Clark
Woody
Bill Harrison
Tim Timberlake
Marion Center
Indiana Lions
Denny
Dutch
Mr. Clark
Woody Clark
Doc Paulson
Potato Club
Flower Girl Club
John P. Brandon
Washington Township
Squire J. A. Condron
Court House
R. W. Hamilton
Georgeville
Joe Woll
Rossmoyne
Dallas M. Smith
James E. Orr
Five Points
Allen Banka
Chambersville
J. B. Cramer
Chant
Norman Steyf
She Pitcher
Clark Dickie Fa
Pittsburgh
Dental Board
Hotel Moore
Pilkington
Thomas Pilkington
Oakland
Cal
BH. C. Pilkington
Mary Jo
Clark Avenue
Erma Greenlee
Upper Mannclair
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Edward Bennett
North Seventh Street
Stephen Stahlecker
Stephen
John Orr
Betty Elis
East Iman
John Simpson
Virginia
Notty Stewart
Ray Hess
James Buckhelt
Betty Ells
Bob Skelton
Wally Nordby
Kenny Walker
Scrubby Wells
Bun Davis
Major Muggs
Nordby Farm
Ike
Ebensburg
Harry Neal
William Evans
Alvin Evans
Nellie Miller
Miss Guthrie
Avonmore
Earl Gray
George Smith
Miss Miller
Jane Simpson
Mildred Northover
Mary Lee Gray
Rebecca Smith
Receil Lytle
Betty Sprankle
Mary Jane Rolley
Gulf
Gulf Gas
Motor Oil
R. R
Gulf Building
Pennsylvania
McKeesport
Trwiin
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New Alexandria
Johnstown
Hollidaysburg
Altoone
Tyrone
Philipsburg
Clearfield
du Bois
Punxsutawney
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Butler
Newcastle
West View
Ford
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Gulf Refining Company
Lord Motor Company
Sutton-Milley’s
Jas.w. & J. Arthur Robinson Funeral Home Vstinctive Funeral Service
Seventh ST
Dudley W. Rose
What Presbyterian
Robert L. Clark
Frederick EB
Adlock
Speaks
Gertrude, White
Kenneth Walker
Salome
Ambrose
Alice Northover
Young People’s Forum
Mildred Hunter
Braddock
Evan H. Lloyd
First
United Presbyterian
J. J. Mellvaine
Martha Smyth
Dorothy Parker Ruddock
Robert Turansky
Mellvaine
Gounod
Larghetto
Handel
Gipsy Christian
N. Quentin Grey
Bible School
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Wm. MacTavish
Philadelphia St. Pentecostal Church of the Living God
the Pillar and Ground of the Truth
Gerideau
Methodist Episcopal
J. A. McCamey
Wooler
the Green Cathedral
Hohn
Marybelle Campbell
Scott
Epworth League
Evangelical
A. B. Hosbach
C. E
Salvation Army
D. Murgatroyd
Ella Millar
New York City
Millar
Clymer Church of Christ
E. J. Barbar
G. W. Ringer
Jr. League
Christian Alliance
W. A. Kopp
St. Anthony’s Roman Catholic
John Kovalsky
Dixonville
St. Michaels Greek Catholic
Joseph Shekaley
Arcadia
St. Michaels Choir
Africa
Homer City Meeting
Troutman’s
Cambria
John P. Artemus
Brush Valley
Beautiful Grove
J. Clair Sloan
Indiana, Pa
Neil Hamilton
In-Lawatory
Aearghing
Frances Dreenie Linden Aura Hope Crews
Hal Beech
Buck Jones
Western Front
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