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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1922
Page
25
Churches listed include Highland United Presbyterian with Rev. J C Williamson and Rev J C Carpenter speaking at Anti Saloon League, Seventh Spiritualist Church of the Soul on city hall floor, Second Baptist with Rev Crawford, Trinity Episcopal with W T Reynolds, and Wesleyan Methodist on Lindal Street with F J Davis.
Three men died in an abandoned Ramsey coal mine from black damp gas. John Lujenski 52 Bruno Lujenski 15 and Stanley Geogneski 19 were found within yards of each other near the mine entrance. A Great Lakes Coal Co worker had been fencing the entry when the tragedy occurred.
Zion Lutheran on Crawford and Cumberland avenues with J. W. Nyvall as pastor holds Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning service at 11 a m No evening service Rev Nyvall will conduct services at Bessemer at 3 p m
Fourth Presbyterian on South Jefferson and Charles streets lists Sunday school at 10 a m Children’s day service at 10 30 a m and evening service at 7 45 p m Benney Watkins in charge Christian Endeavor at 7 p m.
Safe Deposit building on North Mer cer street hosts Sunday school at 11 a m and a church service at 11 a m with the subject Is the Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force.
Spiritualist Church of Truth on East Washington hosts healing class at 7 p m and spiritual endeavor at 7 30 p m with Mrs Hilliers as pianist Master Raymond Johns violinist and Rev Mrs A L John assisted by Mrs A E Guthrie. Grace M E on Reynolds and Agnew streets with H K Steele pastor offers Sunday school at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 a m on Broken Cisterns Ep worth League at 6 45 p m led by Mrs Ella V Hoover and evening service at 7 30 p m.
East Reynolds street church announces Sunday school at 9 45 a m led by William J Fowler superintendent Welsh service at 11 a m with the sermon Whosoever Hath To Him Shall Be Given evening service at seven o clock Children Day exercises led by Mrs Turner and Mrs Nelson Baptism of children mentioned.
Edwin Butterworth is the pastor at Arlington Ave Free Methodist. Sunday school begins at 9 30 morning worship at 11 o clock with D B Thomas as superintendent, class meeting at 12 15 led by H Blews and A M Brown, and the evening service at 730.
Elm Street church led by Pastor W A H Pringle holds morning service at 11 am Sunday school at 1 pm with Archie Almon as superintendent and an evening service at 8 pm.
H F Meltzer pastor leads at Pearson Street church with Bible school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 45 Young People event at 6 30 and Song and Praise at 7 30 followed by evangelistic sermon led by DeLoise Pinney and John Lewis oversees morning service
S. E. Irvine, pastor. Bible school at 9 45 with M C Smith as superintendent. Morning service at 11 o clock on the Sabbath themed The Sabbath. Young People meet at 6 45 followed by the evening service at 7 30 with Apostolic Types The Friend.
Pastor J. R. Bartlebaugh leads Sabbath school at 10 a.m. class meeting at 11 a.m. Song and praise service at 7:30 p.m. preaching at 8 p.m. with the subject Traveling to the City of God.
George G. Burke, pastor, leads Sabbath school at 10 a.m. Children’s Day exercises at 11 a.m. followed by class meeting, song and praise service.
A. J. Randles, pastor and W. E. Harris, music director, announce Bible school at 9:30 a.m. Morning service at 11 a.m. with the sermon “Commercializing the Sabbath.” Y P C U and Juniors meet at 7 p.m. Evening service at 8 p.m.
Emmanual Baptist and Reform Church announce morning and evening services with Sunday school times. The Great Migration and Royal Manhood topics are noted for evening sermons. U P and M E churches list Bible school times and youth activities alongside sermon subjects.
The notice lists St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran at West Grant Avenue and North Jefferson Street with Rev. George F. Hegele as pastor. Children day service at 9 15 a m Divine worship at 10 45 a m sermon God Is Love Hillsville Lowellville Sunday school at 1 p m Cascade Park service at 2 45 p m pastor preaches Faith and Works choirs from St Pauls St Johns and Bethany sing no evening service.
Epworth M E corner Pear son and Epworth C G Farr pastor. Sunday school 9:30. Sermon and reception of members 11. Epworth League 7. Sermon 8:00 Modern Lessons From An Ancient Parable. Bethel AME J D White pastor. Prayer band service 10 a m. Preaching 11 a m by pastor. Class meeting 12:15 p m. Sunday school 1 p m J D Edwards superintendent. A C E L at 7 p m. L J Izzard president. Children s day exercises 8 p m.
On Croton avenue near Washington street E J Berquist superintendent announces Sunday school at 3 pm led by D W Jenkins with classes for all. Evening service follows at 7 45 pm led by the superintendent.
Ralph Dunn pastor leads Sunday school at 9 30 with O A Rodgers as superintendent Morning worship at 11 titled Anchors That Hold Class meeting at 12 led by William Beck Epworth League at 7 and evening service at 8
Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist on Corner South Mill and Maitland streets lists services: 9 30 a m Sunday school led by Charles Ashton, 11 a m worship with the sermon The Christian and His Cloud of Witnesses, 3 p m Christian union holiness meeting, 6 30 p m Christian Endeavor, 7 30 p m Children's day exercises.
Divine worship at 10 am led by pastor J. L. Stratton. Sunday school begins at 10 45 am with H. M. Alexander as superintendent.
Sadie McNees leads a morning service at 2:45 on Sanctification what it is and what it is not. Evening service at 7:45 features The World's Greatest Tragedy with a related sermon topic.
Rev. John Warton, missionary to Persia, leads services at Pentecostal Mission on South Street. Sunday 2 pm Sunday school 3 pm preaching 7:30 pm preaching. Wednesday 2 pm prayer 7:30 pm preaching. Friday 7:30 pm young people’s meeting.
Rev. C. M. Smail leads Sunday programs at 9:30 a m church school and 10:30 a m worship. Evening schedule includes 6:45 p m Young People and 7:45 p m sermon on Digging In with moving pictures.
Francis Edward Reese serves as pastor with 9 30 a m Sabbath school led by George R McClelland general superintendent. 11 a m morning service on The Ways of God. 6 30 p m Y P 8 C E 7 45 p m evening service titled Toiling in Rowing.
More than two hundred women physicians and surgeons are listed as regular practitioners in Missouri. The count reflects growing female participation in medicine and expanded professional presence across the state.
James Johnston of Pittsburgh and Lorena Young of Mercer. Elmer Fischer of Farrell and Bes sie Stowe of Sharon. Harry Nelson and Florence Shultz, both of Grove City.
Mercer county court docket lists 26 cases returned for grand jury docketing to be heard after noon Friday. Grand jury meets Monday June 19 with true bills to be heard June 24. Includes about 20 postponed April term cases and many pleas. judge J A McLaughry and DA L R Rickard presiding.
An 18th century docket shows Mercer county soldiers receiving 142 830 acres in land grants for Revolutionary service. Grants range 200 to 500 acres with shares for widows and heirs. Deeds dated 1794 to 1800. Names include chaplains surgeons nurses and various historic ranks. The antique record features linen pages and goose quill writing.
Paul Stewart of Charlestown Illinois, an employer for First National, has been ill for some time due to a brain abscess and is reported to have developed complications and a very serious condition.
W H Shadwell of Stanley Virginia recounts six years ago kidney trouble left him unable to rise from bed. After using Foley Kidney Pills, he found complete relief after three bottles and says the symptoms never returned. The ad promotes relief from rheumatic pains backache and other kidney related issues with sales widely available.
Investigators at the University of Washington College of Fisheries are testing a low cost substitute to liver as a feed for trout and salmon, aiming to reduce costs in aquaculture.
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