Tomorrow's pulpit topics across many churches
A long list of Sunday services and sermons from Unitarian to Lutheran churches in New Castle. Notable subjects include The Unitarian View of Salvation, The Cultivation of the Spiritual Life, Atone with Christ, and The Fence or the Ambulance. Also noted are services at Grace, Central, Second Baptist, Evangelistic and St Pauls churches with times and ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
Hast
Washington Street
Highland U. P. Church
Highland and
Park Avenues
R. H. Mulholland
Hoover Heights
Emmanuel Baptist Church
South
Jefferson and
Reynolds Streets
W. J. John
Christian Science Services
Christian Science
Grace M. E. Church
G. S. W. Phillips
Epworth League
Hoover
Christian Endeavor
Street Primitive Methodist Church
J. L. Lewis
Jno
Evangelistic
Jesus
Central Presbyterian
L. Kirk Richardson
A. Waldo Stevenson
Cuba
Third United Presbyterian Church
J. Elmer Campbell
Second
Baptist Church
West Falls Street
P. T. Bryant
Pittsburg
Baptist Young People's Union
Rufus Tilghman
Mr. Johnson
Union Baptist Church
James Frey
Pasor
Root Juice Demonstrations Begin at Local Drug Store
The Root Juice demonstrations start at Love & Megown's drug store with claims of curing rheumatism indigestion constipation nervous weakness and kidney complaints. The juice, sold at 1 dollar a bottle or three for 2.50, is advertised as a tonic and germ killer with rapid improvements reported in other towns and expected locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love & Megown
New Castle
Fort Wayne
Man Loses His Head Tonic Advertisement
A vintage ad touts pxine Pills as a tonic to restore rundown men and women. It claims the remedy will prevent personal ruin and offers $1 per box or six boxes for $5 with a full guarantee. McKee's Out-Rate Medicine store sells the product and warns against substitutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee
Greenwood M E Church Programs June 27 Evening
The Greenwood M E church on Harmony line presents a Sunday program at 8:90 o clock with school songs Creation s Praise The Gateway of June duets and solos Mary Bennett Edna Maxwell Helen Harbison Prudence Wilson Elsie McQuiston Mrs Phillips Mrs Pansy Houk Lilian Kennedy Fiona Maxwell Florence Shaffer and others perform recitations duets and a final closing chorus collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood M. E. Church
Anna Hassig
Kenneth Musser
Carl Hassig
Mary Bennett
Edna Maxwell
Prudence Wilson
Helen Harbison
Martha Has
Cunningham Brother From Philadelphia Returns Home
Robert Cunningham formerly of this city and now in Philadelphia visited relatives in his hometown. He sprained his ankle during a Cascade park ride and later found the injury painful in Philadelphia, so he came back to rest until it improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cunningham
Philadelphia
Mr. Cunningham
Cascade Park
Local visit notes from Union Valley and surrounding towns
Union Valley reports Lewis Tindall as a Wampum visitor on Saturday. Charles Newswander visited from New Castle last week. Emmet Tillin from Energy stayed in the area on Sabbath. Briton Newswander recovered from a sprained ankle. Charles Kelly of Turkey Hill joined the local young folks on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Tindall
Charles Newswander
New Castle
Emmet Tillin
Energy
Newswander
Charles Kelly
Turkey Hill
Railroads push for more locomotives and faster Empire Limited
The B I & P orders fifteen heavy locomotives from ALCO with Dunkirk likely build site and August delivery. The Erie and Pittsburg eye faster Empire Limited times, aiming for five hours, while Carnegie Steel reports 80 000 tons of steel rails sold to large buyers, including Missouri Pacific and Chicago and Alton. Beaver residents complain the Empire Limited bypasses their town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad Company
American Locomotive Company
Dunkirk
New York
Rochester
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Beech Creek
Cleveland
Chicago
Carnegie Steel Company
Missouri Pacific
Erie
Chicago and Alton
Wichita Falls
Northeastern
Carnegie Company
Piano Tuning by Jos. Ritter in Pittsburg
Pittsburg piano tuner Jos. Ritter will be here next Tuesday. Orders may be left at Metzler's Book Store. 264-12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Ritter
Pittsburg
Metzler’s Book Store
Cat Attacks Grace Mattocks. Stranger Cat Killed
Grace Mattocks, a three year old from Sharpsville, was bitten by a stray cat on Thursday. The animal was killed and its head sent to Pittsburg for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Sherman Mattocks
Sharpsville
Pittsburg
Zemo Endorsed as Skin Cure by Local Drugstore
A claim promotes Zemo as a surface drawing liquid that destroys germ life to cure eczema pimples blackheads dandruff itching piles and all skin or scalp diseases. Local druggists Paisley and Johnston’s Drug Store offer samples and endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
Paisley
Pittsburg Street
Croton Avenue
Washington Street
the Park
Johnston
Ellwood City
Clyde Hennon Promoted to Manage Hanover Store in Erie
Friends report Clyde Hennon, long time clerk at the Hanover shoe store in this city, has been promoted to manage the Hanover shoe store at Erie. He has left for Erie and will assume duties immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Hennon
Hanover
Erie
Hennon
Sharon firm wins contract to build 100 homes for Jones & Laughlin
A Sharon based company lands the job to erect one hundred dwellings for Jones & Laughlin Steel at Aliquippa. The project aims to expand housing near the Aliquippa works, reflecting postwar industrial growth and urban development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Aliquippa
Fifth Ward Personal News and Local Visits
Maurice Fisher of Long avenue visits Ellwood City Friday. Henry Nelson returns from Mt. Clemens. Michael Gardner of South Mill street visits Youngstown today. Mrs. W. Price leaves for Mt. Clemens two weeks. A large Fifth ward party heads to Wales for a summer trip. Miss Harriet Hamilton returns from Slippery Rock. John Kensey bitten by a dog while passing bills. Miss Bessie Levine returns from Slippery Rock Normal. Miss Kate Leyshon goes to Cleveland for two weeks. Mrs. F. Buser and children leave for New York City two weeks. T. O. Jones returns from Mt. Clemens after weeks away. Constable sale of Kulkin & Rosen stock set for Friday July 2. Fritz Genkinger injured by ice cake at work. Miss Harriet Williams returns from California. Mrs. C. O. Cooper and daughters visit relatives in Knox Venango. George Newton and family visit Phillip street. Miss Myrtle Klingensmith leaves for Leechburg. George Wah! returns to St. Louis from Hamilton street visit. Miss Blodwen Edwards returns from Slippery Rock Normal. First Baptist service notes idols of the mind and interest compounded. Tom Clark to Erie to play ball. Rev. Kelly of Nineveh returns home via Middleton. Ben Agnew visits Detroit and Ann Arbor. Tin workers hear Mother Jones Open Shop talk at Airdome Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Fisher
Long Avenue
Ellwood City
Henry Nelson
Mt. Clemens
Michael Gardner
South Mill Street
Youngstown
W. Price
Fifth Ward
Wales
Harriet Hamilton
Hamilton Street
Slippery Rock State Normal
John Kensey
Arlington Avenue
Kulkin & Rosen
South Jefferson Street
Fritz Genkinger
Knox
Venango County
George Newton
Jake Thomas
Philllips Street
Myrtle Klingensmith
J. A. George
Leechburg
George Wah
St. Louis
William Kemp
Dr Worner Announces Office Move Downtown Corner Mill and Phillips
Notice that Dr Worner moves from 4% W Long to new offices at the corner of South Mill and Phillips. Both phone numbers remain the same. 26016
Greenville seeks $1000 from trolley promoters
The Greenville council through City Solicitor Hittle demands $1000 forfeited by the New Wilmington Conneaut Lake trolley line promoters. The bond was posted for a temporary franchise on Wharf Street where actual construction hadn’t begun within the specified time. Promoters claim they will forfeit the amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Hittle
Wilmington-Conneaut Lake
Edna Reynolds Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Miss Edna Reynolds of Sutton street was taken to Shenango Valley hospital seven weeks ago and underwent an appendicitis operation on Friday. Friends regret her condition is not as favorable as hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Reynolds
Sutton Street
Shenango Valley Hospital
Weekend Train Fares Listed for Erie and Ashtabula
Sunday schedules show Erie and Conneaut Lake fares of 1.25 and 1.00 dollars. Pennsylvania lines depart New Castle at 9:40 a.m. city time. Weekend excursion to Erie costs 3 dollars, available Friday evening and Saturday and Sunday morning. Trains to Ashtabula priced at 2.50 dollars for Saturday and Sunday mornings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New Castle
Erie
Ashtabula
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gospel Tabernacle
Christian and Missionary Alliance
South Streets
Herbert Dyke
The
Diamond
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Grant Avenue
Jefferson
Frederick Frank
Bible School
Luther Leagué
Joe Dom
Second United Presbyterian Church
C. Gamble
Bethany Lutheran Church
Sutton Streets
Almira Home
C. G. Leatherman
Bethel A. M. EB
Green Street
J. M. Wilkes
James Lawson
Franklin
G. L. Smith
W. F. Barber
First Baptist Church
East and
North Streets
H. J. Whalen
D. D
A.m. Bible School
D. S. Williams
Tower Room
Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist Church
South Mill and
Maitland Streets
G. J. Jefferies
C. BE
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
A. R. Rich
Court House
George T. Weingartner
Court of Last Appeal
St. Luke's
A. M. E. Zion
L. M
Upperman
Sabbath
Children's Dar
K. B. Hackett
Love & Megown’s
Fower’s
Euwer’s Furniture Annex
Greenwood Church
Robt. Cunningham
Union Valley
Lake Erie
Lake Shore
Buffalo
Beaver
New Empire Limited
Pittsburg and Lake Erie
Cat
Amionehey
Household Loan Company
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
Bell Phone
Harriet Williams
Ss. W. Lewis
California
C. O. Cooper
Thomas Clark
Kelly
Nineva
Nineveh
Middleton, O
Ben Agnew
Detroit
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Airdome
Mother Jones
Trolley Company
New Wilmington-Conneaut Electric Railway Co
Conneaut Lake
Bates En
beYsaichs
Gola
Lou Mshburn
Gora Meparto
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