Maitland memorial and many area church services
Sunday services listed across Maitland Memorial area churches with pastors named, including Maitland Street, Homer B. Davis, Fr. Hackingha, and Rev. Pearson. Descriptions cover Sunday schools, morning and evening worship, and special meetings at Central Christian, Pentecostal Tabernacle, Epworth, First Congregational, St Luke, United Presbyterians, and more, with multiple locations and service times. Inclusion of Epworth League, Junior League, and various sermon topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitland Memorial
Maitland Street
F. Hackingha
Charles Aghton
Christian Deaver
Epworth M. E
Pearson and
Epworth Streets
Homer B. Davis
Sunray School
Epworth League
Totty
Cnureh
Central Christian
Long
Pennsylvania
George HE
Owen
Trinity
Nort Mill
East Falls
Fhilin C. Pearson
Paul B Patterson
Daughters of the King
Mary E. van Divart
Christ
ST. John's Lutheran
North Jstreet
Neshannock Avenue
B. Stough
Emery R. Wolf
The
Luther League
League
R. E. Johns
ST. Paul's Ryan
A. Chamberlain
Peter Thiffer
First Church OF Christ, Scientist—Safe Deposit & Trust Bldg
Northercer Street
Croton Ave
Methodist
D. Ralph Dunn
F. F. Miller
St. Paul
Frank
Neigh
J. J. Miller
First Baptist
East
North Streets
George M. Landis
Paul D. Weller
First Baptist Church
Hardiig
Bethel
M. E—Ray
W. O. Davis
First Methodist Episcopal
Jefferson
Herbert A. Elis
W. L. Beal
Epworth Lengus
Onina
Thornton! Allen
Rogers
Marston
Mary Harvard
Israel
Buck
Robert Taylor
Scott
Narvica
Washington Street
Boor
First Christian
Tornado at Regent Next Week Sparks Passionate Warning
One woman and two men collide in a dramatic love triangle before a tornado obliterates a life and forces two lovers into each other’s arms. Screen’s mightiest picture, fresh from the Million Dollar Grand, Pittsburgh, arrives at the Regent all next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Regent
Assembly Readies Reconvening For Pennsylvan ia Legislature
Harrisburg January 17 With committees chairs named and key fiscal and law enforcement bills due, the 12th Pennsylvania General Assembly prepares to reconvene Monday night. A new coalition led by Ware Lennes Harris and Oliver backs Secretary Moilan, challenging Governor Pinchot. The fight centers on speaker selection and the balance of power, with implications for gubernatorial and Senate seats in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania General Assembly
Lwo
Bolse
Penrose
Oncg
Ware
Philadelphia
Lennes
Hiarria
Pittsburgh
Oliver
the Treasury
Andrey W. Moilan
Nome
Gifford Pinchot
U. S. Senate
Fitrest
Pennsylvania
Washington
Pinchot
United States
Tecess Appointments and Senate Procedures
The Senate opened the session with the first tabled action pending an investigation. Two thirds consent is needed to confirm nominations, and despite action, appointment status remains. Governors may make recess appointments expiring at the Senate’s next session. If confirmed or rejected, appointees can stay until adjournment to block immediate reappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tecess
Senate
New Wilmington Literary Contest Features Student Trials
New Wilmington high school plans a literary contest with Bessemer high at Bessemer, with many students preparing for tryouts on Monday January 18. The top student will be exempt from semester exams. A literary program in room 4 covered newspapers, readings, recitations, and an impromptu speech by listed students. A League of Women Voters debate on Child Labor amendment followed at Mrs Johnson’s home with Mr Janette Shatter and others present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
New Castle
Roy. Landis
President Harding
Marton
Ohio
Landis
Marlow
Sands
Harding
New Wilmington
Bessemer High
Bessemer
Eleanor Benerbowar
Calvin Rose
Patricia Jones
Russell Sewall
Margaret Weber
Mary Patterson
Betty Graham
Mary Hamll
Lawrence Hover
Harrie Hartwell
Mary Herriot
Cliffor Cox
James Eckelberger
Anna Sktaw
Paul Spears
Thom Hutchison
League OF Woman Voters
Lawrance Johnson
Janette Shatter
Jay Brown
Mra
Johnson
Buffalo
Ming
Standard Fruit
Paul H. Clark
Henderson
Friends
Virginia
Pp. B. Logan
Farrell
Furmer
Wu New Worlds Confarente
J. W. Cox
O. BG. Crosa
Clintonville
Oil City
Franklin
Stoneboro
Sharon
Fredonia
Butler
Brookville
ABE MARTIN On Using Your Nut and a Cigars Etiquette
A column recalls an unlikely Washington appointment setback caused by a mail carrier's street conversation with a prominent lady, then pivots to a satirical take on smoking etiquette. It parodies social restraint, noting that power and perception affect careers while lampooning cigarette use in public spaces and the vanity of appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Follette
Federal versus state control debated on Child Labor law
The discussion weighed federal control as wiser and better for Child Labor law against state regulation favored by Miss Shaffer. The meeting drew voices for both sides as participants labeled the issue evenly balanced. Other notes include Missionary Society at Mrs. George Terriott home, Book Club at Mrs. John Lawther's, Grange meeting at J. W. Cox’s, and community notices from New Wilmington.
Crossword Puzzle From The Paper Seeks Word Connections
The feature explains a running puzzle where letters fill white squares to form words. Word clues include a regional land phrase, a person’s item, an Nebraska city, a wartime president nickname, and the ocean, with the first word shown in the diagram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kers
Bors
Nebraska
Ocean
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pentecostal Tabernacle
South Street
F. D. Drake
Evangelism
Wesley M. E
Joseph Patterson
Epworth
John E. Allgood
First Congregational
East Reynoldy Street
Hev
Frank Jones
Evan Hopkins
ST. Luke A. M. EB. Zion
Elm Street
C. A. Laftwich
Blanch DiMard
Christan Growth
Christian Endeavor
Jerome Cooper
S P. m
First United Presbyterian
E. Irvine
Bible School
C. E. McGrath
Young People's Meeting
Eunice Powers
the Gospel Tabernacle
H.W. Lambert
Pinney
Emalangel Baptist
Hernolds and
Jefferson Streets
Third United Presbyterian
S. B. Copeland
IL A. m
H—Reynolds
Agnew Streets
J. Baker
R. B. Withers
Ans & P. Am
Highland United Presbyterian
C. J. Williamson
C. _G. Lindner
CG. U
F. N
Deway Avenue
M. H
Corner South Mill
Phillips
del Rosae Star
Bethany Lutheran
East Washington
Startton Streets
Charles O. Trank
John A. Martin
Upper Koon
Second United Presbyterian
J. Randles
WW. E. Harris
Bible
O. U
Spiritualist Church
Clifton
A. L. John
A. E. Guthria
Nellie Ingram
Misa W. Strickland
Raymond H. John
First Presbyterian
Jefferson and Falls Streety
Walter E. McClure
Marraw D. Wells
Matthew
Levi
Dass
M. A.C. E. League
Lion Lutheran
Crawford
Cumberland Avenues
J. W
Simpson Methodist
Liberty Street
H. L. Johnson
William Alexander
Wesleyan Methodist
Lyndal Street
A. L. White
John Dunkerley
G. I. Kelly
W. J. Barker
Evangel Ist
Fourth Presbyterian
St. Jefferson and
Charles Streete
Brenneman
Central Presbyterian
Francis Edward Reese
George R. McClelland
E. A. Crooks
China
American Federation of Labor
First Presbyterian Church
Jefferson and Falls Streets
Jesus Christ
David
Abrahan
Josns
Jesus
Geo. M. Landis
McBride
Shannon Co
Rance
the Frew Co
Ware-Leslie-Grundy
John Bower
Thorn & Summers” Successors
Thorn & Summers
Abe Martin
Fohm
Lille Ga
George Terriott
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Frank Hoagland
5. A. Airkbride
Wm. Phillips
Book Club
John Lawther
Boston
John W. Cox
Martha Dwyar
Bank
Fredy Williamson
Wm. McElwee Jr
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
J. W. Cummings
Howard Cummings
J. G. Patterson
Paris
Luvin
Sjoyk
Ria Ty
LT Hal
iFleje
Fala
Ikfele
vicKs
Cee Gry
Laeaikee Silverman Pop
Schroeders
Ry Schroeder
Brunswick Phonographs
Schroeder
North Mill Street
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