Churches Plan Special Easter Music Across City
City churches prepare an Easter music season starting Easter Sunday with varied cantatas and oratorios. Choirs from First Methodist First Presbyterian First United Presbyterian Second United Presbyterian St. Thomas St. Paul St. Ann Emmanuel Croton Avenue Methodist Maitland Memorial Central Presbyterian Central Christian and Highland United Presbyterian churches will perform works by Loveland Protheroe Shelley Martin Holton and others featuring choirs from 10 to 200 voices.
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Mary
Rive Contatad
Methodist
W. W. Campbell
First United Presbyterian
Knights 'Templar
Shelley
John W. Owens
Second United Presbyterian
W. J. Harris
St. Tom’s Lutheran
Hester Saasoy
Daniel Protheroe
Rev. Johns
Central Presbyterian
Matiney
Lawrence Thompson
Croton Avenue
I. J. Miller
Emmanuel Baptist
Charles Richards
St. Paul's Lutheran
Anna Dietterle
Maitland Memorial
Joseph's Garden
John Richardson
Third United Presbyterian
David West
Highland United Presbyterian
First Christian Churches
Central Christian
Holton
Wiliam Richards
Special Numbers By Mrs Patterson At Organ Recital
Mrs Patterson organist and choir director at First Presbyterian plans a Sunday evening recital at 7 15 with a program featuring the finale from Tschaikovsky Pathetique, Ave Maria by Schubert, and Christ Stillleth the Tempest on the Sea by Mailing. The choir will sing Sanctus Gou nod at the service, with Soul, Shall Listeth Thy Divine Petition from Crucifix by Stainer as a guest number. Offertory Adagio by Corelli and a Mendelssohn postlude complete the program.
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Paul Brown Patterson
First Presbyterian Church
Gounod
Stainer
Corelli
Mendelssohn
Scout Troop 15 Meets At First Christian Church Friday
Twenty five boys attended the weekly Scout Troop 15 meeting held in the basement of the First Christian Church. Scout master J S Rinley led instruction with assistants J W Linsey and Sidney K Smith. A 12th birthday party for Archie McClintock followed, with music by William Stump and talks by Owen P Fox and M J Howard. Flashlight pictures were taken and refreshments served by Herman Workman and Jesse Smith. Scout commissioner P Fox and deputies Ralph S Reed and Sandy Howard were special guests.
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Scout Troop 15
J. S. Rinley
J. W. Linsey
Sidney K. Smith
Archie McClintock
William Stump
Joseph Lockiey
Owen
Heavy Fines Imposed On Disorderly Trio
John Cianchetti and companions William Davis and Frank McNeal were arrested yesterday by Officer Flin ner Harper and Moore for disorderly conduct in Cianchetti vehicles. A small quantity of liquor was found in the car and the trio struggled to hinder officers during taking charge of the outfit.
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John Cianchetti
William Davis
Frank McNeal
Cianchetti
Flinner
Harper
Moore
Outfit
Prisoners Charged With Disorderly Conduct in City Case
Report states policemen faced the prisoners who then stood before Mayor William Dunlap on Friday. Each was assessed $100 on each of the charges, totaling $600 against the city treasury.
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Ers
William Dunclap
Sentences Passed By Judge Emery At Court Today
Judge Emery imposed sentences on several defendants in the term just closed. Solomon Westhity facing liquor transport was fined 500 and costs and sentenced to 11 months 29 days in the Allegheny county workhouse. Andy Kramer received 500 fine with costs and 1 month in the workhouse. Jesse Vant jailed for carrying concealed weapons with 10 fine and costs. Paroled on liquor charge after paying 100 and costs. Franko Yellich for manufacturing liquor paroled for 2 years after 500 fine and costs. Mike Lesco paroled for 2 years after 260 and costs. Mike Salinka for possessing liquor sentenced to 500 fine and costs and 1 month jail.
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Emery
Solomon Westehity
Allegheny County
Andy Kramer
Jesse Vant
Fred Tustani
Ftanko Yellich
Mike Lesco
Jim
Mike Salinka
Nauor
Mrs. D. T. McConahy Heads Deaconess Home Group
Mrs. D. T. McConahy was reelected president of the Irene Maitland Deaconess Home Association at the annual meeting held Friday March 27 in the First Methodist church. New officers include Mrs. Craig Steen recording secretary and Mrs. C F P Flannery treasurer. Directors elected for four years were Mrs. J. L. Stratton Attorney Charles R. Davis Mrs. I. E. McCoy Mrs. Waddell and Rev. D. R. Dorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David T. McConahy
Irene Maiitland
D. R. Dorn
Homer B. Davis
Miss Worrell
C. R. Davis
Mrs Taylor Returns From Harrisburg Visit
Mrs W A Taylor of Leasure Avenue, vice-chairman of the Republican committee of Lawrence County, returned from Harrisburg Pa where she attended the presenting of William Penn Charter of Liberty to the State. She was accompanied to Mariinburg by Mrs John Crowl of this area.
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W A. Taylor
Leasure Avenue
Republican Committee
Lawrence County
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Mariinburg
John Crow
Els
Lew Pasquale Fined for Disorderly Conduct on South Side
Lew Pasquale of the South Side was visited Friday by Officers Harper Fleeger and Moore who found a quantity of wine at his home. He was Arrested and charged on the police docket and paid a $100 fine.
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Lew Pasquale
South Side
Harper, Fleeger and
Moore
Rev Southworth To Conduct Weekend Meeting In Wilwood City
The district elder Rev AV TL M. Zahoisor and Rev L. B. Southworth pastor of the Second Fras Methodist church will be in Wilwood City over the weekend to hold the quarterly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecavye
AV TL M. Zahoisor
L. B. Southworth
Fras Methodist Church
Wilwood
Million Car Order That Never Went Through
A New York City tale clarifies a Dodge Brothers policy against quantity discounts. A major national buyer sought 1000 cars at a discount, but Dodge officials, led by F. J. Haynes, refused. The order remains on file, illustrating the firm stance that discounts must not undercut individual buyers and that long-term value outweighs large-volume temptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hikimes
CG. HH
Jennings
Dodge Brothers
New York City
Cara
Dedee Brothers
Michael
Mr. Jennings
Lock Haven Man Killed In Head On Car Collision
Lock Haven Pa March 28 Yyna R Henderson 25 married of this city died in Lock Haven hospital this morning from a fracture of the skull sustained last night when the car in which he was riding passed a bus and collided with an approaching car. Two other men were thrown fifty feet but not seriously injured. The men were en route to the state championship basketball game at Susquehanna College Pennsylvania Friday evening.
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Lockhaven
Yyna R. Henderson
Stuite
Rollege
Penngaylvania
McCormick Restaurant Changes Hands Today
D J McCormick announced he completed a deal making his West Washington street restaurant the property of a Pittsburgh concern. The eatery will close for ten days for extensive improvements, with private business matters occupying McCormick for the near term. He has run the restaurant for eleven years and plans to rest, grow whiskers, and avoid collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. McCormick
West Washington Straet
Pittsburgh
Men Named Murphy and Warner Arrested for Unpermitted Ad Solicitation
Detective Lo san arrested two men, M. Murphy and S. K. Warner, on Friday for soliciting advertising for an employes time hook, claiming railroad sanction. They faced $10 fines each for soliciting without a permit and were ordered expelled from the city by the mayor. The piece also includes unrelated musings on education and wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Murphy
S. K. Warner
San
Pennsylvania Railroad
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