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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1940
Page
5
Sunday services listed for East and North streets churches with ministers, Sunday school times and conductors, morning and evening services, choir and organist details, and special hymn titles. Includes West Pittsburg Mission Second West North Street Union Grant Street Hungarian church St Paul’s Trinity Saint Andrew’s schedules and leaders.
Missionary Alliance on Sampson Street led by William Gamble holds Sunday school at 2 30 and evening service at 7 30 with Capper family from Clifton Flats performing. Gospel Tabernacle Christian and Missionary Alliance at 210 Pearson Street features Ji H Boon as pastor with Bible school at 9 30 and preaching at 10 45 and 7 30 Y P A with the fourth in series. Washington Union Mission lists Henry Sumner as pastor with 9 30 Sunday school and 7 45 young people meeting plus evening preaching. Hoover Heights Tabernacle on South New Castle presents F Russell Schillinger with 9 30 Sunday school, 10 45 service, and 7 45 summer Bible school program.
Church listings for several congregations led by ministers such as B. Irvine and A. Davis across towns like Albert and Shenango, noting service times, Sabbath schools, superintendents, and youth programs. Also mentions Epworth, P.C.U., and Y.P.C.U with sermon titles like The Prophets and World Crisis and Ordinary People.
Multiple church listings show services at Christian FIRST on the Square CENTRAL Long and Pennsylvan ia avenues and Edenburg Enon Valley. Bible schools start around 9 45 a m with various superintendents, and evening services feature choirs organs and special music with delegations from Odd Fellows.
A list of parish churches with locations and priestly assignments. Mass times vary by church from early morning to noon, including high masses at several parishes such as St Marys and St Vitus. Clergy include Rev Fr Elias G Nader and Rev Fr Joseph E Janek among others.
Presbyterian FIRST North Jefferson Falls street and other churches present Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. services, with morning worship at 11 and 11 a.m. Holy communion, nursery, and youth programs noted. Central church in Diamond district lists evening services, choir, and Christian Endeavor. Calvary East Side, Mahoningtown, and Shenango Presbytery entries include Sunday school, worship times, choirs, and midweek services with guest soloist and installation of a pastor.
Listings for spiritualist services across several churches at East Washington Street and vicinity. Ed Mund A. Whiteman leads first group with Mrs Esther Young and others. Second Church of Holy Spirit with Rev Bessie Thomas. Spiritulalist Church of Truth under Rev Agnes Guthrie. Good Will Spiritualist Church of Christ with Rev James H. Anderson and Rev Anna Ware.
The fragment lists Mission Gospel on GOSPEL-311% W Nes hannock av enue with Mabel Welmer in charge, a Children's Day program, evangelistic services at 7:45 led by Rev Dan Wilson, Clifton PA. It also notes the Clifton Flat Pennsylvania avenue and Berger street church with Rev Samuel C Baker, Sunday school at 9:45, morning worship at 11, song service at 7:30 with Mary Crothers at the piano, and an evangelistic sermon at 8:16. Geth semane Tabernacle at 210 South Croton Avenue Clifford Duncan pastor with Sunday school 9:30 and morning worship 11 and evangelistic service.
A condensed church schedule lists ministers, service times, Sunday schools, and events across multiple churches. Names include McLean, Thornton, Swanson, Shaf fer, Meeks, Dandridge, and Salmonetti with services from morning worship to evening evangelistic programs. The notes reference Epworth Leagues, union services, and special music at many locales.
Greek Orthodox BT. George on East Reynolds Street holds services from 9:30 a.m. to noon and St. Elias Syrian on East Reynolds Street offers 8:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. services Sunday school around 9, Bible school around 3.
Free Methodist FIRST Arlington avenue lists Rev P O Millard pastor with Sunday school at 9 30 Earl J Baker superintendent morning worship at 11 class meeting at 11 45 PM 8 service at 6 46 song and praise service at 7 30 sermon at 8 o clock DEWEY AVENUE Rev F W Parks pastor Sunday school at 9 45 Don Harris superintendent preaching at 11 Love Feast at 12 young people's service at 6 45 preaching at 7 30 COALTOWN Rev John Bargar pastor Sunday school at 10 am morning service at 11 o clock young people's meeting at 7 evening service at 7 45 ROSE POINT L D Boots pastor Sunday school at 3 30 pm Mrs Boots superintendent preaching at 3 30 pm evangelistic services at 7 30
Lutheran Christ member of Missouri Synod on East Washington and Beck ford streets with Rev Walter R Sommerfield pastor offers Sunday school at 9 15 a m and English worship at 10 15 a m German service at 11 18 a m Bethany on East Washington and Sutton streets led by Rev Paul J Tau with 0 30 a m worship and Thelma Dengler superintendent 10145 a m worship and sermon St Pauls Evangelical on West Grant street under Rev A M Stump shows 9 30 a m Sunday school 10 40 a m English service and German service at a later time
Morning worship and Sunday school schedules span several churches on West Buclid, Vogan Street, Wilmington Road, Water Street, and Enon Valley. Topics include Our High Priest, Our Coming King in Person, and A Faithful Remnant In a Faithless Age.
A successful summer Bible school closed Friday at noon in the Hoover Heights Tabernacle South New Castle Barn with a souvenir for perfect attendance. Average daily attendance was 13. Rev Russell SohlNinger directed the program with teachers from the Sunday school staff. A demonstration of the daily routine will be presented at the Sunday service at 7 45 PM to show parents the scholars work.
The piece argues Mr. Roosevelt must renounce his third term bid and cease political activity to allow national defense plans to proceed unhampered. It warns that without his cooperation, bipartisan foreign policy efforts will suffer, placing blame on his current political stance. It urges an abandonment of politics to achieve unity.
A fragment discusses Nazi looting and plans to sell plunder in America to gain dollar exchange. It notes Uncle Sam’s freezing policy prevents disposal of spoils and mentions a postwar recovery for owners. It cites 1866 as the Yukon river steamboat milestone.
Father Raymond A Must, 25, newly ordained, will celebrate his first solemn high mass at St. Marys Church Sunday at noon. Assisting priests include Willian F. Galvin arch-priest Leo Watterson deacon Ferris Guny sub-deacon. Bernard Carlin and James OConnor will serve as masters of ceremonies. Sermon by Galvin titled The Priest Leads the Way to the Supernatural Life. Must, son of Jacob P. and Mrs. Must of 18 East North Street, was ordained June 16 at St. Vincent's Archabbey Latrobe PA and will remain at St. Marys until Bishop Boyle assigns him.
The Peniel Holiness Association will hold its second annual rally on July 4 at Conneautville Pra camp grounds along State Route 18. Speakers include Rev. Paul H. Woods of McDonald Ohio and Rev. K B Lininger of Sheakleyville Pa. Woods speaks at 10 30 and 1 30, Lininger delivers the afternoon message. A designated moment will honor a Christian college, Taylor University, during the 2 30 service.
Clarence Arthur Wilkinson of Elwood City has been appointed to the organized reserves of the regular army and commissioned a second lieutenant in the engineer reserves. Clyde Victor Ruhling of Butler has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the field at Ullery reserves.
The Poniel Holiness Association announces its 44th annual camp meeting set for August 2 to 1i in Connenutville Pennsylvania. Speakers include Rev Charles H. Stalker and Commissioner George H. Davis, both world travelers, with music from the camp orchestra singing bands and visiting quartets. An Oklahoma priest last year produced a new seed coin that matures in 60 days.
Annual summer school of the Episcopal Diocese of Erie Pittsburgh and Harrisburg to be held at Kiskiministis Springs Salisburg from 6 p.m. Sunday June 23 to 1 p.m. Friday June 28. Theme Young Churchmen Worship and Serve Today with bishops Ward Mann Brown and others guiding. Youth council leaders and teaching staff listed with delegates from St Andrew's church. A delegation to attend on June 26 with Rev Burton and party.
Rev Henry Summer of the Washington Union Mission announces a week long series of meetings starting Monday night June 24 at 7 44 pm at the Mission on West Washington Street. Special speaker Rev Wilmer Heffer of Alliance Gospel Tabernacle Ellwood City will lead each service and has quickly won local support through his year in Ellwood City and the growing church.
Rev Joseph A Mastrangelo will celebrate his first solemn high mass at 11 AM in St Vitus with arch priest Rev Nicholas DeMita and deacon Rev Dante DeLillo among assisting clergy. He is son of Mr Mrs Anthony Mastrangelo of 912 South Mercer St. Open house follows at 4 PM at the family home.
Rev. A. J. Hill of Sharon leads a quarterly meeting at the Free Methodist church on Dewey avenue today and tomorrow. Services include a 7:30 sermon, Sunday school at 9:30, testimony at 10, sermons at 11 and 7:45.
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