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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1925
Page
24
A detailed rundown of church services across New Castle including Trinity Church details with Holy Communion and a parish address, Simpson Methodist worship and revival plans, First Free Methodist revival start dates, Spiritual Church of the Soul at City Hall, Second and First Baptist schedulings, and Maitland Memorial activities with times, pastors, and rooms.
North Jefferson and Falls street hosts Walter Jimerson McClure pastor Murrow I Wells Bible school superintendent. Bible school meets 9 30 morning worship 11 theme The Kingdom of Heaven According to Matthew Evening service 7 30 theme The Apostle Paul in a Most embarrassing Situation notice shows church events and topics.
South street church led by Pastor F. D. Drake offers Sunday school at 49:15 a.m. and full Gospel with communion at 10:30 a.m. An evangelistic service follows a brief missionary address by Florence Brisbin, returning missionary from Liberia, at 7:30 p.m.
Bethany Lutheran Corzier and Zion Lutheran in Crawford are listed with Sunday schools and worship times. First Church of Christ Scientist at 14 N Mercer hosts Love service and daily reading rooms. Hoover Heights Tabernacle and Clifton Flat Union Valley Taylor schools host Sunday schools and evangelist sermons.
Sunday school times for First Congregational East Reynolds include 9 45 a m with Evan Hopkins as superintendent. Welsh and English services follow with Rev. W T Holmes of Cleveland preaching. Nazarene Tabernacle at Corner North Beaver and Falls lists Sunday school 9 30 a m Ira Blair superintendent worship 10 45 a m Junior Society 5 30 p m and Young People's Society in the evening.
Central Christian at Long and Pennsylvania avenues with Bible school at 9 45 a m Communion and preaching on Prayer and Kingdom Achievement Evening service features Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor and Kingdom of God and Spiritual Warfare Bible class at 7 30 p m with Geo F Owen teaching Emmanuel Baptist on Reynolds and Jefferson streets with Sunday school at 9 45 a m superintendent Brinley Hughes 11 o'clock service on Immortality and 7 30 p m sermon God s Hall of Compassion Communion follows the sermon
Wesley Methodist Church on West Side led by Pastor John E Ailg ood offers Sunday school at 11 with Joseph Patterson as superintendent Epworth League at 6 30 and evening worship at 7 30 sermon by the pastor Seventh Day Adventist holds Sabbath school at 1 and church service at 2 30 all at 12 East Washington Street Croton Avenue Methodist Episcopal under Pastor Ralph Dunn offers Sunday school 9 30 with F F Miller superintendent morning worship at 11 on The Influence of a Good Man s Testimony Epworth League at 6 30 and evening service at 7 30 with music by the choir directed by M I J Miller
City Rescue Mission on Croton Avenue held Sunday school at 3 with classes for all and a 7 30 p m Sunday evening service led by E J Berquist. First Methodist Episcopal at Corner North and Jefferson streets offered Sunday school at 9 30 with W L Beal as superintendent, morning worship at 11 titled The Transfiguration Epworth League 6 30 led by Gail Brown and evening worship at 7 30 titled The Leper.
Corner South Mill and Phillips streets Rev Del Mosso pastor English service 7 30 pm subject The Passage of the Gospel From Asia to Europe U P Beckford and East Washington S B Copeland minister David West Choir director 9 45 Bible school 11 sermon The Open Door choir to sing Praise to the Lord by Carrie B Adams 230 Juniors Intermediates sermon Heart Disease duet Some Time Somewhere Mr West and Mrs Gibson anthem Let Us Sing Unto the Lord by Lorenz
The piece lists Sabbath school times and worship services for Reform ed Presbyterian E A Crooks First United Presbyterian S E Irvine Wesleyan Methodist First Christian with ministers and officers, including Sunday programs and evening sermons. Subjects include Believing in God Getting Along With Others A Doorkeeper In Gods House Elements of Church Strength A Problem in Spiritual Mathematics Six Years of Prohibition Are We Coming or Going.
Second United Presbyterian led by A. J. Randles with music by W. E. Harris presents Does It Pay at 7 45 p m Sounding Forth the Message Bible school 9 30 Junior and Young People 6 45 p m topic Personality led by Russell Wier Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran holds 9 30 a m Sunday school German service 11 a m English vesper 7 20 p m Luther League 7 p m Euclid Avenue M E Rev S R Maitland preaches 7 45 p m Central Presbyterian Francis Edward Reese pastor Sabbath school 9 30 a m supervised by George R McClelland 11 a m morning service with subject
A humorous biographical sketch traces Lester Pine from a troubled childhood in Tipton Buds’ circle to a self made life of effort. He endures layoffs, fraud, and legal battles while pursuing contracts and business ventures before winning a $5,000 slogan prize.
Evening service at Fourth Presbyterian led by Christian Endeavor Society in commemoration of Denominational Day. Grace Methodist on Reynolds and Agnew hosts morning and Holy Communion with theme Christ Our Advocate. Zion on Kim and Erie streets features Sunday school, sermon A Call to Service, and Christian Endeavor with Tenting Toward Sodom.
John Pollock offers to the first taker a first class goat named Radio that he won from Station KFKA Milford Kansas as a prize for long distance receiving. The goat blemish parts of the prize set including insulation wires a battery three tablecloths and three shirts. Pollock plans to keep Radio away from the kitchen range and like edibles.
A playful set of crossword clues listing across and down words. Entries include animals and objects such as a big bird and a tree, a mammal pet, a western state and a boat paddle, and a word for auto. The puzzle begins with a revealed word and maps all other answers to numbered squares.
Logan West Virginia January 31 Robert Dingess 75 died at Pecks Mill after an ax slipped striking his ankle and severing an artery. He bled to death before a physician arrived minutes later.
Special to the News from Grove City Pennsylvania reports iceman EF G Patterson achieved a record ice harvest at Barmore. He filled three storehouses in four and a half days, beating prior years by four days with a smaller crew of twenty. Ice averaged one inch thickness and was notably clear and smooth. Worker Montgomery suffered a minor right foot injury when a block fell.
Two men robbed a store in the East Mill district and took $37. Residents pursued the bandits. One was captured. his confederate fled but later arrested in a rooming house on Shady Avenue. Suspects named Randall 29 and Daniels 24.
A Grove City Methodist church Sunday school class, named in memory of Dr. E. V. Shockley, elected officers for the season led by President Lillian Gray View and Teacher Pr AL Platt. Members include Fern Talling Cladys Talling Gretchen Leith and Pearl Smiley.
Washington reports the Elliott Public Buildings bill aims to authorize 550000 for New Castle post office expansion and remodeling. It includes 150000 for federal building projects with 25 0 million yearly for six years under Treasury supervision. Passage hinges on a two thirds vote or calendar Wednesday continuation.
Explorer Roald Amundsen announces a $125000 fund to finance his postponed North Pole voyage next summer. He notes $100000 comes from an unnamed American donor and $2500 from the Flying Society of Norway, with additional support sought.
A garbled note describes a Perth baker Lobsinger offering a chicken baked for the table with gold nugget rewards. It claims the gold nuggets worth four dollars while Lobsinger paid eighty cents for the chicken.
Genevieve W Lingenfelte and family are listed with thirteen grandparents and great grandparents in Cumberland. The notice names multiple relatives including Mr and Mrs Rus Lingenfelter near Bedford and extended lines from Musseiman and Dively families.
Grove City high school editors and friends from the 1924 staff hosted the 1925 year book staff at a dinner at the Penn Grove Hotel. Fifty four attended including editors, teachers, and guests with Charles McCarl as toastmaster.
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