Sunday Services in New Castle Churches
A long list of churches in New Castle schedules Sunday services. Trinity Episcopal at Holy Communion and morning sermon. First Church of God with an afternoon recital. Lutheran at Crawford and Cumberland with Sunday school and divine services. many more including Presbyterian, Baptist, Methodist, Christian Science, Spiritualist, and Free Methodist congregations, with varied times for services, Sunday schools, children day programs, and special events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal
William T. Iheypolds
Holy Communion
A. m
A. VanDivert
Julian R. Williams
ION Lutheran
Crawford and
Cumberland Avenues
J. W. Nyvall
ST. Luke’s A. M. E. Zion
Elm Street
Christian Science Society
North Mercer Street
Spiritualist Church Or Truth
East Washington Street
A. L. Johns
A. FE. Guthrie
First Methodist Episcopal
Jefferson Streets
H. A. Ellis
J. K. Heess
Epworth League
Dorothy Beal
Maitland Memorial
South Mill and
Maitland Streets
H. J. Buckingham
Charles R. Ashton
Tobey
New Castle
The
Christian Endeavor
P. mi
First Baptist
P. H. Lynch
Averyons
Indianapolis
Local Stockholders Chip In Cash To Buy Defunct Plant
In six days a drive for money by Parenti Motor stockholders raised 27000 from Greensville Sharpsville Mercer Sharon Farrell and New Castle. Funds will meet obligations and seek an arrangement with Marine National Bank of Buffalo to operate the Buffalo plant, the only hope to recover their investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Parenti Motor Company
Shenango Valley
Greensville
Sharpsvilta
Mercer
Farrell
New Castle
Marine National Bank of Buffalo
Buffalo
Mission-Affiliated Services Set for Sunday Week
City Mission programs include morning worship at New Wilmington Presbyterian and an evening union service at United Presbyterian. E J Berquist leads the morning sermon and speaks at the evening gathering. Savannah M E Church hosts a special service by Jenkins Beck Outhwaite with Stratton guiding Bethany Lutheran evening service. Note cites scarce springs as a drawback to mountain climbing in Mexico versus Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Rescue Mission
E. J. Berquist
City Mission
Presbyterian Church
New Wilmington
United Presbyterian Church
Savannah M. E
Messrs
Dave Jenkins
Wm. Beck
Thomas Outhwaite
J. L. Strattom
West Wallace avenue rabbits overrun district
Residents on West Wallace avenue fear a rabbit invasion as wild rabbits overrun Jefferson Street gardens lawns and even streets. Some propose asking city council or state game officials to open a season on rabbits amid claims the animals migrated from Snake's Rest and grew increasingly bold and numerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Avenue
Wallace Avenuuer
Snake's Rest
Sign Contracts For Extending Electric Lines Of The P and O Co
Sharon Pa June 10 A contract for 15 miles of electric power lines was signed by citizens and P O Electric Light Co officials. The line runs from Masury over the hill to Brookfield with branches toward Hartford Vienna and Yankee Run bridge. Main line ends at Vienna with branches in three directions. Cost is $18,000 funded by local subscriptions to receive service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfield
Portersville Station Attended Play and Wedding
A Portersville Station social note lists attendees at a Jacksville play including Mr and Mrs Albert Miller and several relatives. It reports a Thursday evening wedding at the Harmer home uniting Sarah Harmer and Homer Cross of Jacksville, followed by wedding supper. Additional notes mention vacationers at Forsburg hotel and numerous Portersville area visits and calls by residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksville
Albert Miller
Ethel Miller
Edna Stickle
Clyde Miller
Clarence Winner
Harry Stickle
Sam Harmer
Sarah Harmer
Homer Cross
Thomas Christian
Clara Gereu
New Hrighton Area
Forsburg
Portersyville
Weigletown Community News and Visitors
Misses Anna and Edna Armstrong entertained the K T A club at their sister Mrs E 5 Brown's home. Win Williams and Howard Payne of Portersville depart Tuesday for Detroit Michigan for a few weeks. Children's day exercises are planned at Center U P church Sunday morning June 11. A number of young people from the area attended the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Edna Armstrong
K. T. A. Club
E. 5. Brown
Win
G. Willams
Howard Payne
Portersville
Detroit
Mieh
Center
U. P
Oak Grove church notes and social visits near Ellwood City
Wordy local social diary from Oak Grove church detailing visits and gatherings. Miss Clare Young of Ellwood City stays with aunt Mrs D W Aiken. Florence Jones visits, Dale Currve recovers from measles, Rev A B Wiot calls, and several families host or visit relatives at Baldwin and Jones homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Young
Ellwood City
D. W. Aiken
Kenneth Felgier
Florence Jones
Martha Baldwin
ES. Brown
Audley Brown
Rosé Point
Grace Hunt
Anna Armstrong
Dale Currve
A. B. Wiot
J. W. Ramsey
Wm. Shellenberger
H. D. Baldwin
Finley Weisz
S. N. Zeigler
J. G. Baldwin
Weartha
Baldwin
A. I. Jones
Ed Wekert
Princeton
City Mission to Hold Open Air Street Meetings Tonight
If weather permits three open air street services will be held by City Mission workers on Harper Dick's track as a platform. A Hungarian band will provide music, several speakers will address the crowds, and different city districts will be visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Dick
Kidney health ad testimonials from Stanley Virginia
Six years ago W T Shadwell of Stanley Virginia suffered kidney trouble and could not rise from bed. After Foley Kidney Fills were prescribed by the Fire Chief, three bottles relieved him completely with no return of symptoms. The ad says relief from rheumatic pains backache swollen joints and bladder weakness. Sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Shadwell
Stanley
Foley
Fire Department
Ady
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church OF Gon
Wilson Avenue
Harry White
First United Presbyterian S
Pentecostal Mission
South Street
John S. Warton
Speeaker
Persia
Bethel A. M. E
J. D. White
John G. Glenn
J. Izzard
Ati
Ren Ross
Ellwoodly
International Bisle Students Association
East Washington Studeat
Twvo
Wesleyan Methodist
Syndal Artest
D. Davis
John Dunkerley
U. m
John Blakemore
Highland United Presbyterian
C. J. Williamson
C. G Lindner
Cabinet
Young People's Department
H. Milholland
Lyman R. Bayard
Grace Methodist
Reynolds and
Agnew Streets
HH. K. Steele
R. B. Withers
Betty Richards
Epworth
Pearson
Epworth Gireets
C. G. Farr
Emmanuel Baptist
Emrys Thomas
A. J. Randles
W. J. Harris
Bible School
Dewey Avenue
Free Methodist
George G. Burke
Clarance Kaufman
Third United Presbyterian
B. Copeland
Roy Zaigier
John Owens
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Pearson Street
E. Washington Street
H. F. Meltzer
John Lewis
DeLoise Pinney
Second Baptist
Catherine Eings
W. B. Preston
Washington, D. C
By.p.u
Albert Knight
First Presbyterian
James Albert Patterson
Mont Magill
Flavclock
Main Street
Young People's Society
Spiritualist Church OF the 3Qul
City Hall
P. m
Lydia E. Marquette
Lydia Brown
Eddie, Brown
Coaltown
Bethany Lutheran
J. A. Martin
Gilfilland
Stratton
Jefferson and
Charles Streets
W. T. Holmes
Cleveland, CO
Croton Avenues Methodist Episcopal
D. Ralph Dunn
First Congregational
W. Givyn Williams
William J. Fowler
Reformed Presbyterian
First Christian
C. M. Small
Young People
First Spritualist Alliance
Victory Hall
Service
Alice Uber
Central Presbbuterian
Francis EH. Reasb
G. R. McClelland
Joan Sadjer
Central Christian
D. P. Shafer
Nasarene
South Mercer Street
Jadie McNees
Arlington Ave
Free Methdist
Edwin Butterworth
F. B. Tobey
Franklin
ST. John’s Lutheran
North Street
Neshannock Avenue
F. E. Stough
Childre
Luther League
Boomer Furnace
Howe
H.R. Huston Howe
East Long Ave
Bell
First Baptist Church
McBride Shannon Co
Gr. Wen
Plant
Mexico
P. and
0. Co
Portersville Station
William Reesman
Harold Anderson
Ruth
C. Forseberg
John Burns
Slippery Rock
Lucilla Reesman
Arthur
Willis McCracken
C. A. Forsberg
Pittsburgh
Clarence Hogue
Howard Taylor
Evans City
Ray Willams
Walter Wimner
Port Cooper
Weigletown
Tub
Neiman’s
Neiman's
Oak Grove
Ais
Republic
Washington Sr
Bell Phone
E. E. Bigley
Croton Avenue
Union National Bank
East Long Avenue
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