Sunday Services at Multiple Local Churches
A dense list of Sunday worship schedules across many churches including First Methodist, Highland United Presbyterian, Trinity, First United Presbyterian, Second United Presbyterian, Central Presbyterian, Epworth Methodist Episcopal, First Presbyterian, Seventh Day Adventist, Church of the Nazarene, Church of Christ Scientist, Emanuel Evangelical, First Free Methodist, Calvary Presbyterian, Spiritu alist Church of Truth, Church of God, First Congregational, Elizabeth Spiritualist Church, Emmanuel Baptist, Hillsville Italian Methodist, People’s Mission, East Brook Methodist, Wesleyan Methodist, Third United Presbyterian, P C U Intermediates, East Brook United Presbyterian, West Pittsburg Methodist, Greenwood Methodist, Tabernacle Christian Missionary, First Pentecostal, St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran, Coaltown Free Methodist, Second Baptist, Maitland Memorial, Maitland area churches.
Nazarene Church Holds Sunday School Rally
The Nazarene Church announces a Sunday School rally led by Pastor Whetsell. They invite attendees to watch notable performances on various instruments and offer a reward for assistance in identifying participants.
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Nazarene
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Whetséll
the; Nazarene
Croton Church Joash Chest Service Announcement
Croton Church announces a Joash Chest service featuring a third sermon in the pastor’s Modern series. The event emphasizes special nature and preaching themes, inviting parishioners to attend the observance.
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Croton Church
Joash Chest Service
Congregation to Return to Church After Services
Fragmentary OCR notes show a congregation planning to return to church in McKeesport with references to a Rav Westover and special services. Readable fragments indicate a religious gathering and schedule details pending clarification.
Wartime rhetoric and tension حول public sentiment solidifies stance
Fragmented quotes describe a heated debate over wartime policy and countergangster threats. Names and clear actions are obscured, but the piece reflects urgent calls to eliminate gangster influence and defend American institutions as public opinion shifts.
Sunday Services Continue Through Summer at Community Church
Fragmented notice indicates preaching services by Bab bath will be continued through the summer monthly at a later evening time. The text mentions the coming Sunday as a Day of observance, with services likely at an earlier or later hour than usual.
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Jeter
Two Churches Unite for Joint Sunday Service
Two congregations on Highl and Avenue and at the First church plan a united service at 10 o'clock Sunday. Dr E Irvine will lead the sermons at Highland church while Rev D L Ferguson from Highland delivers the message at First church. The observance marks the 75th anniversary of the denomination with end ing evening services.
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Highland United Presbyterian
Highland and Park Aves
D. L. Ferguson
Bible School
The
United Presbyterian Church
F. L.burton
United Presited Presbyteriian
Union
First Presbyterian
E. Irvine
Highlabit Avenue
Highland Church
8.E. Irvine
Rt Ning
Ipervices
Cates
Trial Postponed For Davis Case Until Fall
A federal judge postponed Davis trial from July to fall. The move aimed to allow additional time to hear the case during the summer months.
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Davis
Special Train to Century of Progress Leaves New York
One of the largest special trains to pass through her route to the Century of Progress will depart New York Tuesday June 20. Representatives of International Business Machines Corporation will be aboard. Guests include Mrs Woodrow Wilson and General John J Pershing. Loomis of Lehigh Valley Railroad will also attend. The train features two diners a club car a baggage car and a traveling recreation room.
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Century of
New York
Machines ‘Corporation
Woodrow Av
John 2
Pershing
Loomis
Lehigh Valley
Ministers Meet Monday Morning in New Castle
Dri Waller and E McClure president of the New Castle Ministerial Association called a city ministers meeting for Monday morning at 10 40 in the lecture room of the First Presbyterian Church An important matter is to be presented to the association and it is expected that all will be present
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Dri» Waller
E. McClure
New Castle
Beaver Grange invites all ladies to annual tea
Beaver Township women were urged to attend an afternoon event at the Grange Hall starting at 1:30. A program featured gifts for the oldest and youngest mother and the mother with the most daughters. George and Martha Mashington of Big Beaver Grange led a new member class in Pleasant Hill Grange.
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Grange
George
Martha* Mashington
Big Beaver ‘Grange
Pleasant Hay
Engagement News for Grove City Girl Meebeth McMillan
The engagement of Meebeth McMillan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John P. McConnel, to William Nicholson Bleok, son of the Rev. and Mrs. W Nicholson Bleok, is announced. Miss McMillan is a Grove City High School graduate and secretary to Attorney John W. Wherry. Nicholson recently graduated from Grove City College with studies in science and is employed at the Vie technical Institute. The wedding date is to be announced.
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McMillan
John
P. “Memian
McConnel
Nicho
W Nicholson
Oune
McMian
W. Wherry
Nicholson
Grove
Wark - At
Enduring influence of a publishers career noted across papers
Daily Digest catalogs tributes to a towering publishing figure. Attributed to Curtis, praise spans credit to his lieutenants and right placement of talent. Newspapers emphasize public service, widespread circulation, and leadership in American media. Tributes from Newark Evening News Altoona Mirror Topeka Capital Birmingham Age Herald Boston Transcript Providence Journal Dayton Daily News Sioux Falls Argus Leader Indianapolis News laud his unity of American thought and lasting impact.
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Altoona Mirror
Franklin
Curtis
Topeka
Daily Capital
Birmingham Age-Herald
Boston Transcript
Providence Journal
Dayton Daily News
Sioux ‘Falls
Argus-Leader
Indianapolis News
World War Vets To Meet Monday in Lawrence County
Rev Charles Warren Johnstone will address the World War Veterans of Lawrence County at their regular meeting Monday evening in their East Washington Street headquarters at 3 o clock. The meeting is open to veterans and is expected to draw a large attendance. Last week’s open meeting was addressed by Father James Cox and drew many attendees. Jerry Hull presided and introduced the Mayor as chairman.
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Charles Warren Johnstone
Lawrence County
East Washington Street
Liewerlyn
James Cox
Jerry Hull
Princeton Community Events Stir Local Gleanings
Mrs. Wilbur Fox attended the Hunt reunion at London Grange Hall on Wednesday. Children’s Day is set for Sunday morning June 14 at the Princeton church. Mr and Mrs Bert Evans of New Castle visited Lafe Shaffer and Mrs PF Weisz is staying with her mother. Charles Shaffer spent time with grandmother Nancy Palmer of New Castle. The Missionary Society will meet June 28 in the Sunday school room. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Paul Gregory of Cameron West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Charles Black of Ambridge visited with local families over Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Boyle of Butler and Mr and Mrs Maurice Hoyd of New Castle spent Sunday with local households. Evn J. Boyd’s daughter and Mrs John White returned from New Castle after illness.
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Wilbur Fox
London Grange Hall
Princeton
Bert Evans
New Castle
Lafe Shaffer
PF. Ri Weisz
S. ‘Nm
Ziegier
C. L. Huot
Jamiy
Volant
Legion Of Honor Golf Teams Split For Summer Event
Divisions have been created at the Legion of Honor golf tournament on the Municipal Course due to many players missing. Captains Ches Sweesy and Wilbert Chapmen will lead the two squads, Sweesy’s team listing eight dozen members and Chapman’s team including doctors and several named players.
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Legion of Honor
Ches Sweesy
Wilbert Chapmen
Sweesy
Harry Allen
Howard Geary
Clare Roberts
Earl Moffatt
George Lawrence
Chris Walker
Clare B. Book
Dave Reese
Clarence Jarrett
Robert Fleming
Howard Aturdy
al Tindall
Charles E. Adlen
Harold McAvenny
Cieland
Jay Reed
William Wignall
Jim Vogan
Hoy F. Preston
Henrie- Cann
Alex Thomas
Legn Drumm
Ross Aubtl
al Kiogensmith
R. L. Boyd
Chapman
Ben McGrew
Lewis Conn
Ray Clark
George Bechto
Russ Melvin
Ralph Montgomery
J. E. Morehead
Harry McFesthere
Ivor Richards
Ray F. Hall
James A. Hewitt
J. G. Kerr
Walter 8. Reynolds
Paul Pattison
Dr. Campbell
Dr. Frank
Charles H. Young
George Mute
Cap. Smith
Jesse Boak
C. c.Green
Ivor Davis
Gomer Emery
BN Lewis
Joe Rick
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R. Sommerfeld
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Nue
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Calvary Presbyterian
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Fred~ Exitics
George E. Lawrence
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McGown Ball
Agnes E. Guthrie
E. A. Ware
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C.J. Forsburg
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Elizabeth
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G. D. Gant~lin
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Richard Owrey
Jesus
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Thomas Pollard
WO. Kerr
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Lynda Street
Robert “‘Swang
Arthur Davis
THIRD
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Adans
Washington Street
B. Copeland
Sehoal
Diamond Dibllee
Gienna Patterson
West Fittsburg
B. Withers
North Stroph
Reister
Washington
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Britton Suipt
Powter
Greenwood
Methodist
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J. W
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Phillips
Brackett
Furst
Pentecostal
Pearson and Epworth
John ‘Kellner
Bundy
Christ
Olive Kellner
ST. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
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A. M. Stump
A. Chamberlain
German
Coaltown
Free Methodist
Hest
Iman
Bubb
Rinistry
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Second Baptist
Nelson
Katherine Enes
Sonitude
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Mutual Association Pom
Maitland
South Street
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Shady
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Birdle
Henderson
Modelin
Clark
Preyer
Welcome Home Services
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Pearson St
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Qualoe
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Prancis
McChesney
Pomona
J. Audley Boak
Big Beaver
Charlie. Davis
Wills
W. N .Walker
A. “Scott
Aubrey Reno
Willis
Frank Jenkins
McCullough
Wayne -Mc- Hattie
Annie Laure
Francis
Guy Davis
the Grange
Alice Wilson
Wayne Duncan
Lawrence Moore
Beaver
Elizabeth Shannon
Beaver Falls
James McHattie
Little Beaver
Saurday
D. C
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Chartes
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Grove City
Daily Digest
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Mutt
DR. Lefkow Oeniys
Euat
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National Flower
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Pennsylvania Fish and Game Association
Lion McNeill
Committee On Elections
Thomas I
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