Sunday school convention in Union church notice
Local county town notes report a Sunday school convention at Union church and list residents visiting and ill. It notes D B Kelley’s appendicitis operation, birthday postal cards for Mrs Mike Sickenberger, new jobs for Barl Stephens, illnesses including pneumonia and rheumatic conditions, school openings, church delegates for Pittsburg convocation, coal shipping disputes, and a criminal charge against Harry McLaughlin with a burned barn loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
D. B. Kelley
Dixonville Hospital
Maybelle
Samuel and
Doyle
Barl Stephens
Chester Long
Arthur Long
Mike Sickenberger
Clarksburg
W. Va
Stephens
Stafford
Leonard
Lew Learn
Martha Rodkey
Samuel Kelley
Anna Johnston
Windber
H.l Wilkins
Mildred
H. E. Good
Cly Mer
Verne Meekins
Emma Kelley
George Fisher
Ben Long
Hughes Probarly
Lawrence Hines
Charles Brady
Clymer
Union Services to Start at Armagh Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian and Methodist congregations plan union services beginning Sabbath evening in the Armagh Presbyterian church. The Rev. Steele of Export will assist local pastors during part of the meetings. Local and visiting residents are noted in brief, with several readers traveling or resting at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Armagh
Steele
Export
Ruth Ream
J. J. Hutchison
Johnstown
A. H. Johnston
C. A. McFeaters
Girard
Illinois
James A. Mack
Alphonse Cunningham
C. A. Waltman
Hene Mack
A. J. Luther
Clyde
Summer Normal at Shelocta selects Roy H Ankeny
Roy H Ankeny of near town has been secured as instructor for the Shelocta Summer Normal term. He is a graduate of Indiana Normal School with two years of public school teaching experience. For more information, address Roy H Ankeny Indiana R D 2 Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelocta
Roy H. Ankeny
Near Town
Indiana Normal School
Roy H. Antheny
Indiana
Annual Banquet and Election of Bible Class Officers
The annual banquet of the Young Women's Bible Class at First United Presbyterian Sabbath School was hosted by Mrs. Luc kenberg of South Fifth Avenue. Seventy people attended as a program followed with addresses by Rev. C. G. Morrow and Rev. Thomas Morrow. Alice Gatley was unanimously re elected as teacher for another year and the class now has 80 members. Bruca was elected president with Detwiler and Forsythe as vice presidents and Steel as secretary and treasurer. An evangelistic meeting is planned in Cookport led by Charles Harrington and Mr Allen, with singing by Mr. Allen, as both churches unite for a strong outreach. Dr. J. A Alexander of Crafton is conducting evangelistic services at First United Presbyterian town church nightly at 7 20, continuing through next week with large audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rose
Clarksburg
Jerry Little
Indiana
J. R. Learn
Gd. BR. McCreary
Pioneer
Alex Hart
McIntyre
Helen Morrow
Nettia Davis
Nancy Graham
Congregation
The
United, Presbyterian Church of Kent
Pittsburg
Rev. Logan
W. L. Henry
Paul Stewart
Hugh Brown
Stewart Graham
First United Presbyterian Sabbath School
Mra. CL i
Alice Gatley
Sarah H. Bruca
Melindat Detwiler
Ida Forsythe
Twila
Cookport
Baptist Denomination of
Phelps
Barnesboro
Pine Mats
Charles Harrington
D. C
Binghamton
Cockport
Harrington
Stough
Turkington
Allen
Chapman
United States
Europe
My. Allen
Dav
J. AL Alexander
Crafton
First United Presbyterian Church
Town
Dr. Alexander
United Presbyterian Church
Revival at Spruce Grove Church Opens January 23
Revival meetings begin Tuesday evening January 23 at Spruce Grove W M church and run nightly for about two weeks Evangelist A J Bellman of Machias NY is expected to preach Everyone is invited Rural Mail Carrier position to be filled Lovejoy area examination in Indiana February 10 application blanks at Indiana post office Chicken and biscuit supper served by Homer City Baptists in McConnaghys Hall Homer City Thursday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spruce Grove
W. M
A. J. Bellman
Machias
N. Y
Lovejoy
Tual
Indiana
Indiana Post Office
Homer City
Women of the Baptist Church of
McConnatghey’s
Curious Bits of History: The First English Agitator
A. W. Macy recounts King Richard I’s focus on crusades while Archbishop Walter drained the realm’s wealth. Taxation, sold offices, and double rents impoverished England until William FitzOsbert rose as a people’s voice, was hunted, burned from a church tower, dragged through London, and left hanged, hailed as the first English agitator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Macy
Richard I
England
Holy Land
Archbishop Walter
Richard
William Fitzesbert
Fitz Osbert
London
Tyburn
Estate of Benjamin in Brushvalley Township Notice
Administrators notice for the estate of Benjamin in Brushvalley Township, dated December 20, 1916. Albert Hill as administrator requests all creditors to present claims and settle debts promptly. living heirs are urged to cooperate for orderly settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Notich
Aidur
Benjunda
Brushvalley
Petatus
Albort Hill
Payat
D. 4
State agricultural notes on Pennsylvania crop yields and prices
The report shows Pennsylvania's cereal crop production surpassing national averages with hay and corn prices varying by county. Statewide hay averages 14.50 a ton, corn 9 cents a bushel, milk prices up from 1.76 to 1.06 per hundred pounds, and total pear production around 494 000 bushels. Farmers seek market help and plan more grain corn planting, while Philadelphia trucking acreage fell to eighty percent of normal due to labor shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
United States
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Somerset
Tier
Philadelphia
Bureau of Statistics
Seigen
Lancaster County
Dixon Run Addition annexed to Clymer Borough
An ordinance of the Borough of Clymer Indiana County Pennsylvania annexes a northern tract described as Dixon Run Addition, about 18.39 acres, plotting with cites along Cherry Tree and Dixonville Railroad rights of way. The measure includes filing requirements, payment of publishing costs by petitioners, and repeals incompatible ordinances, dated January 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough of
Clymer
Indiana
Pennsylvania
County of
Cherry Tree and
Dixonville Railroad
Harrison Street
Borough of Clymer
Ontve
John, Maguire
J. M. Rhodes
Pramnises Nervin
Thener
Tixonville Railrroad
Daid
Dixon Run
Court of Quarter Sessions
County
James Metilvign
Knupp
Lytz
Pollock and Torrents Rites and Crop Statistics Reported
Obituary notices for Hugh M Pollock 80 prominent farmer of East Mahoning township who died January 4 and William Caldwell Torrents 75, oldest native of Punxsutawney, plus a pastor’s improving condition Rev W J Wilson of Crealside Presbyterian. Agricultural bureau reports 1916 Pennsylvania potato hay and tobacco values with rising prices and production figures. calls for a Pennsylvania Bureau of Markets and Marketing to aid farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ting M. Pollock
Hugh M. Pollock
East Mahonings
Tiane Pollock
Pollock
Hear Marchand
Ite
Mahoning
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Town News
B. Langham
Harry Clawson
A. C. Shank
W. S. Sweitzer
George Berringer
R. H. Buterbaugh
Joseph Snake
Harrisburg
Grace Brown
Anna Buterpaugh
Clarence Mangus
Albert Shankle
Bern
Waldo Mock
K. Mack
Claire Evans
Vesta
T. Rugh
Cal Deyarmin
Harry Buchanan
W. A. Buchanan
Alex Di¢hig
Fittsburg
Margaret Rugh
G. T. McCrea
Harry McLaughlin
Shady Plain
Armstrong County
M. W. Miller
Clyde Seanor
Mc Laughlin
Miller
McLaughlin
South Bend
Kittanning
East Wheatfield
W. I. Neal
John Frye
Mciintyre
Miss Hazelle Learn
Luxenberg
Luxenberg’s
Indiana, Pa
Indiana Co
Wilmer Stewart
Church News
Joseph B. Bowler
William Caldwell Torrents
Frank, L. Neff
School Street
Punxsutawney
W. J. Wilson
Oakland Avenue
Wilson
Crealside Presbyterian Church
Grange
Marionp
Pennsymnin Denahiment of Agriculture
Amrleuttuee Chirtes
Patton
Sesson
Department of Agriculture
Prodneta
Guy National Bureau of Markets and Marketing
Welruin
Nnuwery
Nero
Fee Iandy
OAL Solaris
Coats
Vain
Vane
Vance
Thildren
Danasyk
Fryar
Ab Bo Soc
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