Sunday Services In New Castle Churches
Listings of Sunday services across New Castle area churches with times, pastors, and programs. Includes Central Presbyterian, Free Methodist, First Christian, Epworth M E, Pentecostal Mission, St. Pauls Lutheran, First Congregational, St Johns Evangelical, Union Baptist, Fourth Presbyterian, Second U P, First Methodist, Bethany English Lutheran, St Luke's A M E Zion, First Baptist, Emmanuel Baptist, Highland United Presbyterian, and Trinity Church with details on Sunday School, Holy Communion, sermons, and special meetings.
First United Presbyterian Sabbath Services Schedule
North Jefferson street hosts a Sabbath school at 9 45 a m Public worship at 11 a m Young People's meeting at 7 p m and another public worship at 8 p m on the same day highlighting community religious activities and times
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First United Presbyterian
North Jefferson Street
Young People’s Meeting
Great for Emergencies San Cura Ointment
An advertisement touts San Cura as a reliable emergency ointment. It claims it drew a needle from a girl’s foot after a doctor failed, heals diverse ailments from piles to ulcers, and guarantees relief or money back. Available 30¢ and 60¢ a jar from druggists.
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San Cura
James Hitchcock
Centreville
Best Skin Soap Promises Soft Velvety Skin
Best Skin Soap is praised for antiseptic healing virtues and pimples and blackheads. It is advertised as ideal for babies tender skin and recommended for regular use by mothers. Available at 35 cents a cake at Thompson Medical Co in Titus.
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Thompson Medical ‘Co
Titus
St Andrews Chapel Communion and Evening Service
The parish on East Long Avenue led by Rev R G Roscamp D D will observe Holy Communion at 11 o clock on the first Sunday after Trinity. Evening prayer with a sermon at 7 30 p m titled History Repeating Itself The Echoes of the Centuries. An open door and cordial greeting to all.
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Second Baptist
West Falls Street
G. L. Smith
Covenant
ST. John’s Evangelical
North Street
Neshannock Avenue
Luther League
Ambrose Herring
Pittsburg
Trinity Church
Bruce V. Reddish
ST. Andrew’s Chapel
East Long Avenue
R. G. Roscamp
D. D
Christian Science Society Schedule at North Mercer Street
Sunday school and church services at 11 a.m. with a sermon on Ancient and Modern Necromancy Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism Denounced. Wednesday evening meeting at 8 p.m. Reading room open daily 2 to 4 p.m. except Sundays and holidays. Saturday evenings 7 to 9 p.m. Visitors welcome.
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Christian Science Society
Safe Deposit & Trust
Mercer Street
Women Prisoners Great Knitters Aid Red Cross
CANON CITY Colo June 1 Con fined in the state penitentiary ten women knit eight hours daily for the Red Cross. They average about a dozen pairs of socks each day. Among them is Mary Angeline Gerramone serving a life sentence and May Lamb serving twenty one years.
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Canon City
Colo
Red Cross
Mary Angeline Gerramone
May Lamb
A Needed Tonic in a Witty Exchange
A husband and wife exchange light humor about remedy for illness. The wife appears unwell and the husband asks a doctor, who replies with a humorous solution: she needs a new hat and a new dress, as printed in a Statesman column.
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Statesman
Problems of the Country Church and its future role
A country pastor argues the rural church must rise to meet postwar change. He warns many churches are aging and closing, urges ministers to focus on Christ first, defend rural life, and keep the church as the nation’s spiritual anchor amid looming reconstruction.
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Dr. Thompson
Cain
Europe
Earth
Jesus
Galilee
Church of Tomorrow
Lord
Christ
Church
Maltie Babcock
New York
Mattie Babcock
Country Church
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Difficulties In Obtaining Trained Agricultural Men
Washington June 1. The Department of Agriculture reports severe challenges in staffing and sustaining trained experts as war shifts personnel. Since April 6, 1917, 6,048 regular members left for new occupations or military service, with 4,511 lost to the department in other ways. Losses span the state relations service, forest service, bureau of animal industry, markets, and other bureaus, highlighting the strain on specialized expertise despite an $11,346,400 food production act appropriation to expand activities.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Meat Inspection Service
National Forest Organization
Department
Germany
State Relations Service
Forest Service
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau of Markets
Bureau of Chemistry
Bureau of Plant Industry
Weather Bureau
Local Notes From Edenburg And Nearby
Edenburg Norman McClelland and Mr and Mrs John Dickson drove to Mt Jackson Wednesday morning. Friends of Mr and Mrs Ed Harmon will be glad she is improving and near release from hospital. Mr and Mrs W A Hoffmaster attended a six oclock dinner Tuesday evening hosted by the Croton Kensington war club for Croton school teachers in New Castle. John Dickson visited friends in Hubbard Ohio recently. Mrs Harry Gibson and children Charlotte and Frances were weekend guests of Mrs Gibson's parents Mr and Mrs J F McWilliams. Gordon Paden of Youngstown Ohio was a caller here Monday. Mrs J C Dickson was a New Castle shopper Monday. Mr and Mrs Cortez Coburn report the safe arrival of.
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Norman McClelland
John Dickson
Mt. Jackson
Ed Harmon
W. A. Hoffmaster
Croton Kensington
Charlotte
Frances
Lafe Shaffer Drives Race Horses Again
Lafe Shaffer a veteran harness driver from New Castle aged 72 ends his driving career at Washington Pa Memorial Day by winning the 2:19 trot with Zelma owned by W F Myers of Butler Pa His final appearance marks the end of an active 50 year career noted by Pittsburg papers and remembered as fitting for Memorial Day
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Lawrence County
Washington, Pa
Memorial Day
Pittsburg
Laf Shaffer
New Castle
Beter
L. D. Shaffer
Zelma
W. F. Myers
Butler
Shafer
Gloomy Germs In Wartime Banter
A bizarre dialogue unfolds as a typhoid germ and an anthrax bacillus chat about military roles and honors, with the anthrax figure expressing doubt over earning an Iron Cross and status under a great emperor, in a Sheridan era style vignette.
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Sheridan
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Good Grocers
JHE Woolson Spice CO
Toledo
L. L. Swan
Furniture and Home Furnishings
North Mill Street
Mineral Water Distributing Co
E. Washington ST
Frew Furniture CO
Ed £. Marshall
China
Washington St
Seavy
New Castle, Pa
Eople’s Pharmacy
S. Mill Street
Washington Street
West Avenue
Dr. Griffith
The
Union
Central Presbyterian Church
Rev
R. S Young
Free Methodist
Arlington Avenue
F. L. Hall
First Christian
W. W. Sniff
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Epworth M. E
Corner
Pearson and
Epworth
C. G. Farr
Bible
Holy Communion
Epworth League
Pentecostal Mission
Jefferson Streets
Powell
Beaver Falls
Central Presbyterian
Wesley M. E
Ww. J. Vaughn
Dewey Avenue
F. A. Reese
H. E. Corban
City Rescue Mission
Croton Avenue
E. J. Berquist
ST. Paul's
First Congregational
E. Reynolds Street
W. Glyn Williams
Central Christian
D. P. Shafer
First Presbyterian
Robert Little
S. E. Irvine
Butler, Pa
Grace M. E
Agnew and
Reynolds Streets
A. E. Yeager
James I. Muffley
Wilbur Yeager
Lincoln and
Garfield
Union Baptist
West Grant Street
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Lizzie Morris
P. H. Clapton
P. N. Clapton
Fourth Presbyterian
Jefferson and
Chartes Streets
Claud Downs
U. P
A. J. Randles
M. E. Harris
First Methodist
M. M. Williams
Carrie J. Carnahan
Philadelphia
Knights of the New Chivalry
Bethany English Lutheran
East Washington and
Sutton Streets
Robert L. Smith
M. S. Spahr
ST. Luke’s A. M. E. Zion
S. C. Harris
W.C. E
Live Wire Club
Dixie Five
First Baptist
F. B. McAllister
Emmanuel Baptist
Reynolds
R. C. Morgan
Highland United Presbyterian
E. J. Williamson
Lla. m
E. J. Wilson
North Hill
Problems OF the Country Church
Convention of Christian Churches
Ellwood City
Edenburg
Northside
IRY Goods
NEW Castle Dry Goods CO. Mercantile Building
Ron the Diamond
Union National Bank
Lafe Shaffer
Washington
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