United Presbyterian Churches United for Sunday Services
Readable church listings show multiple congregations with their locations pastors and service times. Includes First Clenmore Albert S EB Irvine Alan B Davis music minister Bible school 9:45 10:30 Children’s Day 6:30 Second County Line Milton J Calvin Rose Sabbath school 9:45 11 communion 6:30 Third East Washington Adams Chester Yeates minister 9:46 11 morning worship 6:30 Highland Park Avenue Ferguson 10 a m 11 morning worship no evening service Others: Ninth Street Shennanock Neshanno ck Shenango Nazarene and Salvation Army listings with service times and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clenmore
Albert
Milton
J. Calvin Rose
C. M. McCormick
Wylie McCaslin
Third
U. P. Church
W. A. Thornton
East
Washington
Adams
Chester T. R. Yeates
J. W. Rupert
O. A
William A. Thornton
Highland
Park Avenue
D. L. Ferguson
Bible
W. D. Jones
J. L. Reed
Robert A. Duff
Local Lutheran Churches Schedule Sunday Services
The CHR IT-Member Missouri Synod along East Washington Beck ford streets lists Rev Walter R Sommerfield for English worship at 9:15 and German at 0:15. St Pauls Evangelical on West Grant hosts Rev A M Stump with services 9:30 Sunday school 10:40 English 11:40 German. Bethany at Washington Sutton 9:30 Sunday school 10:45 divine worship 7:30 Children’s Day. St Johns North Neshannock Ave Rev E Stough with 9:30 Sunday school 10:30 children sermon 11:00 preparatory service holy communion receiving members evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Missouri Synod
East Washington
Beckford Street
Walter R. Sommerfield
Mit
ST. Paul's Evangelical
West Grant Street
A. M. Stump
A. T. Chamberlain
Tees
Bethany
Washington and
Sutton Streets
Paul J. Tau
Thelma Dengler
ST. John's
Neshannock Avenue
E. Stough
Paul
Gilbert
Missionary Alliance Gospel Tabernacle and Hoov er Heights listed services
The notice lists church events at Missionary Alliance Gospel Tabernacle 210 Pearson Street with Pastor J. H. Boon. Bible school 9:30 led by Joe Masters, preaching at 10:45 about I Would Not Have Ignorant, 6:30 service by P. By Harry Karns. Hoover Heights Tabernacle South New Castle Boro with T. Russell Schillinger, 9:30 Sunday school Ronald Anderson, 10:45 sermon The Basis of All True Evangelism, 6:45 p.m. evangelistic service. People’s Mission on Sampson Street with William Gamble in charge, 9:30 Sunday school E. L. Dout superintendent, evening service includes God’s Judgment and special music by Mrs. Dout and Joe Proctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West North Street
U. S&s. Munnerlyn
Sally Watkins
Addie Brown
Missionary Society
Mabel Gardner
Christ
Bethel A. M
J. H. Dandridge
Harry Colman
J. Cc. Anderson
Salvation Army
Water Istreet
Carl Andreagen
Helen Woanesitter
Holiness Meeting
Andreason
Young Peoples Legion
June Chadbolt
Salvation Meeting
Spetink
Andreasen
Calvary Gospel Tabernacle
Vogan Street
Raymond J. Fredericks
A. H. Robb
Bible School
Harry Bruntey
Frances Weir
J. ®. Anderson
Young People’s Fellowship
Gospel Tabernacle
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Pearson Street
J. H. Boon
Joe Masters
Harry Karns
Hoover Heights
People's Mission
Sampson Street
William Gamble
E. L. Dout
Margaret Hatrick
Church listings for Missions Gethsemane Tabernacle Clifton Flat
Weekly church notices list services at Missions Gethsemane Tabernacle 210 South Croton with Duncan as pastor and multiple services including Sunday school 930 morning worship 1045 afternoon 230 and evangelistic service 130 led by Rev Norman Turnbough. Clifton Flat at Pennsylvania avenue and Berger street lists Rev Samuel C Baker as pastor with Sunday school 945 morning worship 313 song service 730 pianist Mary Crothers and evangelistic sermon 915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gethsemane Tabernacle
South Croton Avenue
Clifford LD
Duncan
William R. Black
Norman Turnbough
Clifton Flat
Pennsylvania Avenue
Berger Street
Samuel C. Baker
Ben Pritchard
Mary Crothers
Spiritualist Churches Congregate on Washington Street
A listing of local spiritualist churches with pastors, service times, and featured speakers. Includes Spirit return demonstrations, healings, and musical specialties across McGoonhall Clendenin hall and First A F of S hall on Washington Street and Croton Avenue. multiple pastors and mediums named with associated pianist and soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Truth
McGoonhall
Washington Street
Agnes ¥. Guthrie
Dad
Choi
Frank Hammond
Anni Bella Stevens
Francis Hammond
Celeste Atkinson
Victor Darkwright
D. D
Clarence Hammond
Homestead
Ruth Cuthrie
A. Crocker
L. Stevens
G. Atkinson
Christian churches schedule Father’s Day services and events
On the square CENTRAL and VALLEY churches list pastors and service times. Christian education at 9:30 a.m. Bible school led by Henry MacMichelas, morning worship includes Fatherhood and God with Kathryne Allen as organist. Evening service at Central 7 30 features Living Skeletons. Valley has Girls of Gal and an urgent invitation with special music at both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. 5. Bennett
Bible School
Henry MacMichelas
Kathryne Allen
Bnon Valley
Robert Dyke
C. W. Stewart
Li A. m
Trinity and St Andrews church services and anniversaries
The notice lists Trinity churches at North Mul and East Falls and St Andrews at 550 East Long Avenue. It notes services for the fourth Sunday after Trinity, Holy Communion at 7:30 and 9:30, church school sessions, a 3 p.m. anniversary of St Barnabas House by the Lake with corner stone laying of Emery Chapel, and at St Andrews a 10 a.m. church school and a 8 a.m. Holy Communion with union and corporate confirmation class for the fifteenth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
North Mul
East Falls
Philip &. Pearson
Isabel T. Johnson
St. Barnabas House
By the-Lake
North East
Emery Chapel
Ward
Ernie
Reinheimer
Rochester
St, Andrew's
East Long Avenue
Charles d. Burton
Thomas J. Evans
Ethel Evans
Jacobs
Local Church Schedules Diverse Sunday Services
Free Methodist Rose Point led by D Boots holds Sunday school at 2:30 p m with Mrs Boots as superintendent and evangelistic service at 7:30. First Arlington Avenue Rey P C with Millard pastor has 9:30 Sunday school and 11:00 morning worship plus evening 8 o clock sermon. Dewey AvenueRev F W Parks offers 9:45 Sunday school 11 o clock service and 7:30 youth and Love Feast at noon. Coaltown John Bargar pastor conducts 10 a m Sunday school 11:00 worship and 7 p m young peoples meeting with 7:45 evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoningtown
John Bart Myers
Gilbert O. Scheidemantle
C. W. Allen
Milton E. Shearer
Wast Brook
Abram F. Shaffer
Omar Fink
Our Fathers
Epworth League
State Road
Robert
Douglass
Neal Edie
Christ In the Church
Young People's
Peloinship and Pioneer Societies
Neshannock
Fair Grounds
Robert Douglass
Mrs. Stewart
Young People’s
Willard Patton
Church OF the Nazarene
West Falls Street
P. R. Nuzum
L. G. Furey
L. H
Rose Point L
D. Boots
Arlington Avenue
Rey
P. C
Millard
Earl J. Baker
Dewey Avenue
F. Www
Parks
Don Harris
Young Peoples
Coaltown
John Bargar
Orthodox St. Elias Syrian Church Services and Schedule
Orthodox St Elias Syrian church on East Reynolds Street holds services at 8 30 and 10 30 a m with Sunday school at 9 and Bible school at 3. St George Greek Church at 215 East Reynolds Street offers services from 9 30 a m to noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elias
East Reynolds Street
Bible School
ST. George Greek
East
Reynolds Street
Denominational Services Noted Across Town Churches
The bulletin lists multiple congregations including UNITED BRETHREN on North Crawford Avenue with Homer C. Price as pastor and Fathers Day events. REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN on Pine and Oak with Norman F. Spear. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST at 334 East Moody Avenue with services at 11 and Sunday school at 10 55. FIRST CHURCH OF GOD on West Euclid Avenue under Pastor Walter R. Ratzlaff with 10 am school. Emmanuel Evangelical at Col. Jefferson and South Streets with W. Dietrich. First Congregational on Hast Reynolds Street with Rev T. Williams and organists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Streets
William V. McKean
Edwin Lewis
Vennor Bright
Moody
Walter Braham
Kingdom of God
Reformed Presbyterian
Pine and
Oak Streets
Norman F. Spear
Bible School
Young
Peoples
First Church OF Christ
East
Moody Avenue
God the Preserver of Man
Greer “Building
First Church OF God
West Euclid Avenue
Walter R. Ratzlaff
Rev
Forsberg
Fifteenth Anniversary Class Communion at St Andrew's
The fifteenth anniversary confirmation class of St Andrew's Episcopal Church celebrates a first reunion and corporate communion during the 8 a.m. choral service. The 19 members were confirmed on June 15, 1939 by Rt Rev John C Ward after introduction by Rev Charles J Burton, honoring Burton's priesthood anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
St. Andrew's Church
Charles J. Burton
Burton
Hospital Notes New Castle Admits and Discharges List
New Castle and Jameson Memorial Hospital reports multiple admissions and discharges. Names include Ralph Genlile Glenn Davis Patsy Padula Joseph DeMattio and others with numerous tonsil operations and pediatric cases noted. A fragment ends with buy in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Ralph Genlile
Wampum Avenue
Elwood City
Glenn Alvin Davis
Patsy Padula
Dorothy Jean DeSanti
Dutton Street
Joseph DeMattio
East Home Street
Sam Pidro
Lafayette Street
Phillip Alquist
Ashland Avenue
Anthony Thomas
Sutton Street
Mary Porce
Maitland Street
M's
Nassau
Salem
Howard Way
Mary Shevitz
County Line
Joseph Fair
Agnew Street
Charles Worner
Pulaski
Louis de Cecco
Galbreath
Olegsx Bryan
Bessemer
Bernard Semnkiner
South
Jefferson Street
Grange News Excerpt From Mahoning Valley Meeting
Mahoning Valley Grange met in the Grange Hall Tuesday evening with master D M Baird presiding. Fred Knoll read a resolution of respect and the charter was draped for thirty days for A E Michael who died on Memorial Day. Liberty Grange announces a June 18 meeting at 8 30 with moving pictures by the Pennsylvania Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning Valley Grange
D. M. Baird
Fred Knoll
A. E. Michael
Liberty Grange
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pentecostal Sermons By Rev Noel Perkin At First Church
Rev Noel Perkin missionary secretary of the Assemblies of God will speak at the First Pentecostal church Corner Pearson and Epworth Streets on Sunday June 16. Mrs Perkin will address the morning service at 10 45 and Rev Perkin the evening service at 7 30. He previously toured Palestine Egypt and western Africa and helped the Nile Mother Miss Lilian Trasher. Miss Florence Brisbin of New Castle labors at a mission station and will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Pentecostal Church
Pearson and
Epworth Streets
Noel Perkin
Springfield
Missouri
Perkin
General Council
The
Assemblies of God
Palestine
Egypt
Africa
Lilian Trasher
Nile
Florence Brisbin
New Castle
Special Services At Croton Church
Croton Methodist church plans a Sunday schedule starting after church school. A memorial service honors departed members and friends, and a 50th wedding anniversary will be celebrated with a pastor’s address. At 7:30 the attendance contest ends with all four groups regrouping for a gathering. Children’s division performs in the auditorium while the other groups provide refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Methodist Church
Bible Student Harold Morey to Speak at Gospel Tabernacle
Harold Morey of Youngstown a St Paul Bible school student will be guest speaker Sunday at 8 30 P M Young People's hour in the Gospel Tabernacle 210 Pearson street The Young People's Society president Harry Karns says this is the monthly missionary service with an offering for foreign missions Special music will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Morey
Youngstown
St. Paul Bible School of the Christian and Missionary
Allance
The
Gospel Tabernacle
Pearson Street
Harry Karns
Young People’s Society
East Brook U P C notes and society meeting results
The Helping Hands Bible class met at Mrs. Margaret Bowden’s home with prizes awarded to several members. The Womens Missionary Society gathered at the church for quilting, devotions, and talks on Youth of the World and American Christian Youth, plus a delegate appointment. Other notes: residents moved, visitors from Canton, and a church wedding reception attended by local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hands Bible Class
East Brook U. P
Margaret Bowden
Gladys Shelenberger
Dorothy Smith
Mildred Patterson
Laura McKnight
Lois Shelenberger
Ian Billings
Mary Patterson
Helen Young
Women’s Missionary Society
John Stankard
Robert Douglass
W. J. Batterson
W.R. Walton
New Wilmington
East Brook
Paul Shannon
North Beaver
Edwin Houston
Jack
California
Lois Stockdale
Canton
R. A. Patterson
Tex Bachick
Jackson
Leon Reeder
W. B. Munnell
Bible Park Training School
Binghamton
W. J. Patterson
Glenn Patterson
Chalmers Welly
New Galilee
No-Ca-Hi 1940 Senior Annual Highlights Student Pride
The June 1940 No-Ca-Hi yearbook, edited by Helene Edgar with Gladys Reed as associate, showcases a pictorial report of seniors and faculty. It lists staff in literary, business, advertising, art, and editorial roles and dedicates the volume to class supervisor Miss S Elizabeth Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene Edgar
Gladys Reed
Anthony Lombardo
Thomas Gravenstreler
Angver~tising
Russell Minick
Irene Lada
Catherine Lynch
Thomas Gilhoy
Audrey Bridenhaugh
Thomas Denovan
Mary Elizabeth Allen
Alex Stevas
Beulah McGaffie
Lena Mae McConnell
Wancy McKee
Charles Pherson
Jane Walls
Robert Speed
Paul Horney
William Nicholson
Donald McKee
Nick Horney
Mary Louise Gibson
Virginia Pence
Mise S. Elizabeth Williams
The Great Game Of Politics and the Willkie nomination
An editorial argues for a Willkie nomination as a political catalyst to shift focus from foreign policy to domestic issues. It contends Hoover and Winning writer Widg key figures face criticism, while a Willkie bid could expose Roosevelt administration flaws and elevate patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Wendell Widkie
Clapper
Willkie
Mr. Roosevelt
True Ivorites to Attend Services at Congregational Church
Members of the Martha and Star of Wales Lodges of American True Ivorites will attend evening services at the First Congregational church on East Reynolds street at 7:30. A lodge choir will sing with solos by Miss Florrie Davies and David Lewis, and the sermon will be delivered by Rev. T Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha and Star of Wales
First Congregational Church
East Reynolds Street
Lodge
Florrie Davies
David Lewis
T. Williams
Westminster College music head acts as church minister of music
Alan B. Davis, head of the music department at Westminster College New Wilmington, is temporarily serving as minister of music at the local First United Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan B. Davis
Westminster College
New Wilmington
First United Presbyterian Church
Annual Bible School At Local Tabernacle In Hoover Heights
The first week of the Bible school at Hoover Heights Tabernacle in South New Castle Boro ended with Muss Theeda Gooch sharing a missionary story. About seventy attended the five sessions daily from 9 to 12, with second week expected to rise. Seven classes serve age groups five through seventeen focusing on intensive Bible study using Lathem material. No handwork except light color work for the youngest. A closing program is planned for Sunday night at the Tabernacle next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover Heights Tabernacle
South New Castle Boro
Muss Theeda Gooch
Special Sermon at Shenango U P Church
Rev. T. C. L. Patton will present an illustrated Children's Day sermon in Shenango United Presbyterian Church Wilmington road Sunday at 9 45 A M. In the evening at 8 o clock a program of recitations exercises and songs will be presented by the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango
Wilmington — Road
T. K. Patton
F. G. Seley
TC. L. Patton
Shenango U. P
Wilmington Road
Guest Minister from Pittsburgh at First Baptist Church
Dr. R. H. Martin of Pittsburgh will be guest minister at First Baptist Church this Sunday. He will speak at both services on mornings sermon What Jesus Came to the Earth to Do and evening topic Clearing the Channel of the River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
North Streets
R. H. Martin
Pittsburgh
Paul D. Weller
Garth Exlmundson
Lo Po
First Baptist Church
Jesus
Minor Judiciary to Meet Tuesday in Croton Avenue Office
Members of the Minor Judiciary and Constables Association of Lawrence County will hold their monthly meeting Tuesday evening in Alderman L. C. Mantz's office on Croton Avenue. Reports will cover the recent state convention at Norristown Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minor Judiciary and
Constables’ Association
Lawrence County
L. C. Mantz
Croton Avenue
Norristown
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PAG News
Churches OF
Presbyterian
North Jefferson
Falls Street
John Jamison Mellvaine
Paul L. Varnum
Christian Endeavor
Mabel Zebner
Muse
Central
On the Diamond
R. M. Patterson
D.D
Creorge McClelland
Elizabeth Brewster
Grant E. Fisherbeacher
L. Pall Friend
Helen King
Enon Valley
W. J. Engle
EB. P. Rader
Calvary
East New Castle
W. J. Holmes
George Lawrence
I A. Lytle
Fred Pack
Walter Hoover
Dorothy Hoover
S. W. McCullough
St, Vitus
Jefferson and
Maitland Streets
Nicholas DeMita
Joseph L. Abbate
Madonna
Oakland
E. R. Szelong
ST. John the Baptist Maronite
Elias G. Nader
ST. Michael's
Moravia Street
Miller Avenue
Joseph
Janek
ST. Mary's
Beaver and
William F, Galvin
Leo &. Watterson
Philip and James— Jchartes and
Hanna Streets
W. V. Stancelewski
ST. Joseph's
Lawrence Streets
Peter M. Schirra
John O. Griffith
ST. Lucy's
Cedar Street
Wabash Avenue
Sebastian Ippolito
ST. Margaret's
Clayton and
Second Streets
Michael Einnebusch
West Pittsburg
Thomas Arthrell
Daniel R. Peterson
Emanuel
Reynolds and
Griff Phillips
UNION
J. G. Strothers
C. M. Tyler
James J. Guy
St. Paul's
Hamilton Holt
G. L. Smith
Methodist
Croton
J. A. Cousins
James Now
William Britton
Greenwood
G. Edward Shaffer
B. F. Shaffer
Edinburg
A. A. Swanson
Minster
9 & Ms Church School
Paul Roberts
Hullsville
Kenneth Gwinn
J. Raymond Schmidt
Washington, D. C
National Civic League
Bipworth League
Helen Harmon
Wesley
O. G. Shindledecker
Everning
King's Chapel
Pulaski and
G. Shindledecker
Mil
Phillips Streets
Francesca P. Salmonetti
Hillsville
Francesco P. Salmonelli
Satan
United Presbyterian
Mahoning
K. Shephard
Church School
David Price
Pirst Pentecostal
A. Newton Ghage
Willam Hy
Bender
Noel Perkins
Smithfield Street
Church OF Christ
Patterson Street
Lutheran
Missionary Alliance
Castle View Burial Park
W. V. McLean
M. B
Highland U. P. Church
Childrens’ Choir
Robert A Duff
Goop
Clendenin Hall
Mercer Street
James H. Anderson
Anna EH. Ware
Ware
Mary Dyssum
C. Confer
Charles Frye
Tyanster
Mae Hammond
A. F
S. Hall
Edmund A. Whiteman
Mr. Whiteman
Esther Young
Whiteman
Myr
Tunison
Corney
Mary Shannon
Holy Spirit
Woodman Hall
George Frey
Jno. Fulmer
Bessie Thomas
Maude Kennedy
Thomas
John Fulmer
Eddie Brown
Christian
Long
Pennsylvania
Thomas B. Shearer
Clifford Parks
Junior Christian Endeavor
Ruth Garrity
Intermediate Christian Endeavor
Episcopal
Free Ee Methodist
United Brethren
North Crawford Avenue
Homer C. Price
Clifford Klingensmith
Ephien Lockhart
Emanuel Evangelical
Col. Jefferson and
South Streets
W. Dietrich
Margaret Wedley
George Btrehier
First Congregational
T. Wilams
John, M. Byers
John. M. Evans
St. Andrew’s
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Annia Butz
East Fails Street
Jennie Tait
Sumner Avenue
Charles Francis
Edgewood Avenue
Richard Newton
Hilwood City
June Dodds
Rose Avenue
Terry Garson
Fairfield Avenue
Alice Eddy
Wilnut Street
Beverly and
Marilyn Mikels
Sumener Avenue
Donald Johnston
Delaware Avenue
Melva Jean Black
North Lee Avenue
Bruno Antonizzi
Volant
Shirley Leese
Delois Edgingston
Lou Ann Franklin
North Lafayette Street
Kathryn Spencer
Winslow Avenue
Havel Taylor
East Washington Street
Margaret Stapert
Ella Taylor
Julius Kurtz
East Wallace Avenue
Adams Street
Jean Montenary
James Wilkinson
North Cedar Street
Michael Mastranduono
Harry Coulter, Jr
Grange News
Pentecostal Church
Tabernacle Sunday
Missionary Meeting
M. J. Donnelly
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
N. Mercer St
New Castle, Pa
Ae Bre
Ue East
RN TA EA Frigidaire Refrigerators
Ayy
LS le Ay
Pennsylvania Power CO
Shenango U. P. Church
J. R. Rick Motor Car CO
East Washington St
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