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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1925
Page
24
Sunday services listed for Second United Presbyterian St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran First Free Methodist Spiritualist Church of the Soul Central Presbyterian. Times include Sunday school 9:30 and morning services 11 or 10:45 with various pastors and special speakers. Evening services noted for some churches.
Walter Emerson McClure, pastor announces Bible school at 9 36 with Murrow D Wells as superintendent. Morning service at 11 with Dr H A Mosser of Pittsburgh preaching. Y P C E at 6 30 with no evening service. Location at North Jefferson and Falls streets.
Bethany Lutheran on Sutton and East Washington streets hosts Sunday school at 9 30. John A. Martin is superintendent. Morning worship begins at 10 45 with Rev Lennox preaching.
First Baptist conducts Sunday school at 9 30 morning preaching at 11 with the theme Putting God to the Test and an 745 evening service titled Safety First Beckford and East Washington street hosts Third United Presbyterian with S B Copeland minister Bible school at 945 led by cabinet G H Colnor chair 11 00 Vacation Impressions and 7 00 U P Co U and Intermediate 8 00 The Language of the Sea David West is chorister
Zion Lutheran with J W Nyvall pastor holds Sunday school at 9 30 a m and Divine service at 11 a m. The subject for the sermon is Silence a Christian Virtue.
Second Baptist on West Falls Street posts Sunday school at 9 30 with sermon at 11 on What Meanest Thou Sleeper Rev W W Nelson pastor Rev A Hyatt leads B Y P U at 6 and preaching at 7 30 Have you Been Jesus TRUTH on third floor above Clutton drug store offers 8 o clock lesson and lecture and 8 45 demonstration with Rev Mrs A L John officiating assisted by Mrs A E Guthrie Miss Nellie Ingram pianist
St Luke A M E Zion on Elm and Eric R streets offers Sunday school at 9 30 morning service at 11 with Divinity of Christ sermon by pastor and 7 30 song and praise. Jerome Cooper leads 8 o clock evening service on Evolution versus Fundamentals. St Paul Baptist on West North street lists 9 30 Sunday school, 11 30 morning service, 3 p m sermon by Rev A Steel, 6 30 B Y P A, 7 30 evening service Be Ye a Central of an Ideal Church. Simpson Methodist on North Liberty street has 10 o clock sermon by Rev H L Johnson and 10 45 Sunday school led by William Alexander.
The notice lists services at Pentecostal Tabernacle on South Street with Sunday school at 9 15 a m and worship at 10 30 a m plus a full preaching service at 7 30 p m and an evangelistic service.
A spiritualist session is announced at the Clenden Building across from Leslie Hotel. Sunday evening services start at 7 45 o clock with Mrs Appleton as medium and Eddie Brown, a blind pianist, in charge of music.
Sunday school at 2 30 with R Owrey and evening service at 7 45 in the Christian and Missionary Alliance Tent on Sampson street near Grant. The Fourth Quarterly Meeting of the Second Free Methodist on Dewey avenue will convene over the weekend with preaching followed by a business meeting and a Sabbath school session.
Gospel Tabernacle on Pearson Street announces Sunday services with Rev Carl Gustafson of India speaking at both morning and evening worships. Sunday school begins at 9 30 with Pastor H W Lambert reporting sermons at 10 43 and 7 45.
E J Berquist superintendent lists Sunday school at 3 o clock led by Archie Gibson and an evening service at 7 30 with speaker Young Kid McCoy. Special music by Miss Martha Schlatter.
E A Crooks ministry leads with Sunday school at 9 45 public worship at 11 Casting Bread on the Waters Christian Endeavor at 6 30 reports from the Rose Point conference note no evening preaching
Highland U P Church with minister J Williamson lists an orchestra prelude at 9:85 and Sabbath school at 9:45 led by cabinet. morning worship at 11 featuring a sermon on Special Power. no evening service. Bethel A M E offers 9:30 Sunday school, 11 am sermon by Rev W O Davis, 12:30 class meeting, 6:30 E L League, 7 pm prayer band and 7:45 evening preaching with special music.
First Church of Christ Scientist meets at Safe Deposit and Trust building 14 North Mercer street with Sunday school 9 a.m. and church service 11 a.m. subject Christ Jesus Croton Avenue M E holds Sunday school 9:30 a.m. Ralph Dunn pastor morning worship 11 subject The Magnetism of Christ Epworth League 7 p.m. special music directed by I J Miller
Sunday school at 9 30 led by Dr W L Beal superintendent Morning worship at 11 with the sermon The Children of the New Testament No evening service Herbert A Ellis is pastor at the corner of North and Jefferson streets Excellent music listed for the service
Emmanuel Baptist at S Jefferson and S Reynolds worship schedule 9 45 morning 11 evening 7 30 with Rev G Emrys Thomas and Rev H A Lewis. Trinity Episcopal at North Mill and East Falls with Rev Philip C Pearson rector and Prof Paul B Patterson organist. Tomorrow marks the 12th Sunday after Trinity with Holy Communion at 7 30 a m and morning service.
The schedule lists 11 oclock Welsh service and 7 pm English sermon at First Congregational with Rev. Dr Joseph D Herron of Cincinnati to preach the sermon. Sabbath school at 9 45. First U P S E shows Irvine D D as pastor with 9 45 Sunday school and no preaching services.
Epworth M E Church presents Sunday school at 9 30 morning service at 11 with the value of prayer as the sermon topic Epworth League meets at 6 45 and evening service at 7 45 under Pastor Homer B Davis continuing church activities throughout the day
Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist at South Mill and Maitland streets. Pastor H J Buckingham. Sunday school at 9 20 a m with Charles R Ashton as superintendent. Worship and preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Interdenominational holiness meeting at 3 p m. Christian Endeavor meeting at 6 43 p m.
Hoover Heights Taberna Cle led by D W Patterson pastor. Sunday school at 9 30 with Louis E Bogle superintendent. Preaching at 10 45 by Rev M J Boyd. New York farewell service by Stewart Walker at 7 45.
Christ Lutheran on South Jefferson Street announces Rev. George F. Hegele as pastor. Sunday school begins at 9 a.m. German service at 7:45 p.m.
Mrs. Mary Wach, 77, urged Magistrate J. A. Staley to sentence her son John Wach, 52, twice yearly for drunkenness. The court sentenced him to 30 days in the workhouse and a $25 fine.
Constantinople August 29 reports an American visitor, Senator King of Utah, stirring interest as he surveys Near East Relief work and opposes the peace treaty with Turkey. He meets Turkish officials and leaders of Greek, Armenian, and Jewish communities, and plans further surveys in Palestine and Syria.
A compact list of crossword hints for themed horizontal and vertical entries with numbers and abbreviated prompts. Includes definitions for words such as mythical marks, visible changes, serpent sounds, and other common crossword answer cues.
Farrell Pennsylvania August 29 Work began to raze Carnegie Steel coke plant at Farrell idle for two years The four batteries totaling 212 ovens will be torn down Officials said the plant built in 1900 once ranked among the largest and most successful local facilities Employing more than 1 000 men plans for the site are unclear though indications point to future Carnegie use Praise makes a wise man modest but a fool arrogant.
Eight crosses mark the roadway at Deadman's Crossing on the Ohio river highway between here and Martins Ferry. The crossing ties with Death Curve for first place in Belmont county in fatalities and lies at the foot of an incline near the Narrows. It crosses both Wheeling & Lake Erie and Pennsylvania Railroads and will be eliminated next year with shared railroad funding and state county support.
Prague reports Solomon Kraus a 52 year old man arrested at Bulgaria's request. He boasts seven wives scattered in Jerusalem Egypt Poland Czecho Slovakia and Bulgaria with one unknown. A newspaper notes his many marriages reduce fear of law.
Under-Sheriff James Cimino sold the personal property of Car men Pintarell at auction to satisfy a judgment. A horse brought $2.50 and an automobile $1, both in poor condition. buyers hope to make them run.
Yesterday's puzzle answered shows clues and solutions for a youth crossword. Entries include definitions for expected words such as a wrap for the Baby Bunting and terms describing people, conditions, and vacation activity.
Moscow dispatch reports a new plant near completion in Baku will produce iodine at one third of the world price. The facility will yield 350 to 400 tons yearly, about half of global demand, after satisfying domestic needs of 100 tons. Export capacity then reaches 250 to 300 tons.
Prof. F William Peterson of the University of Michigan spent weeks in Reykjavik gathering material for a course of lectures on the old Icelandic tongue. American students will have an opportunity to study the ancient Viking language.
The article analyzes Pauls letter to the Philippians written from prison around 64 A.D. It highlights renouncing earthly advantages, knowing Christ, and aspiring to resurrection and spiritual maturity, with emphasis on humility, unity, and right thinking amid persecution.
In Moscow on August 29 an expedition of 37 members from the Georgian Geographical Society and the Caucasian Alpine Society began climbing Mount Elbruz, Europe’s highest peak at 18,526 feet. The summit, surpassing Mont Blanc by 3,000 feet, has not been reached since 1911.
Two young Englishmen operate a horse drawn omnibus through central London to give American tourists a feel of 19th century travel. Drivers wear snuff colored coats and top hats, and the buses are described as nearly a century old.
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