Annual Meeting of Home Missionary Society in Sharon
Forty second annual meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary of New Castle District of the Erie Conference. Methodist Episcopal churches opened today for a two day conference in the Oakland Avenue Church Sharon Pa. Delegates from Sharon and nearby churches attended and heard talks on prayer citizenship temperance and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home Missionary
New Castle
Erie
Methodist Episcopal
Oakland Avenue
Sharon
J. L. Davies
Carl S. Hart
W. J. Jewett
H. A. Ellis
D. T. McConahy
F. S. Neigh
Martha Ketler
C. M. Grace
Harry Kiser
Roy Miller
Carter Swartz
Queen Esther Circle
Police Court News Detained Deserter Hid in Washinton Butcher Shop
Edward Seigel, wanted in Erie on desertion and non support charges, arrested in a Washington Street butcher shop where he worked as Edwards by Officer Thomas Lynch and turned over to Erie authorities. Benjamin Brown fined $3 for allowing his dog to run at large. Clarence Covert fined $25 and Henry Erwin fined $10 for disorderly conduct. Officers Nelson Augustine and Greer made the arrests. Peter Hess reports an automobile with Pennsylvania license 60 874 passed his streetcar on East Washington while loading passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Seigel
Erie
Washington Street
Edwards
Thomas Lynch
Benjamin Brown
Clarence Covert
Henry Erwin
Nelson, Augustine
Greer
Peter Hess
Pennsylvania
East Washington Street
Mass Enforcement Agencies To Halt Canadian Liquor
Three federal law enforcement groups the coast guard the prohibition unit and customs special agents will coordinate along the Great Lakes and Canadian borders to curb a rising influx of beer and ale into the United States. Detroit district control shifts to the prohibition unit with support from Michigan State Police and customs agents to monitor movement across the Detroit River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Coast Guard
Prohibition Unit
Custom Service
Great Lakes
Canadian
United State
Treasury
Detroit
Michigan State Constabulary
Detroit River
Ladies' Aid and Class Meeting Notices
WAMPUM NOTES The Ladies' Aid and Class No. 11 will meet on Wednesday May 27 at 1 30 p m Mrs Ada Dindinger president Prayer meeting on Wednesday May 27 at 7 30 p m The Young Ladies Home Missionary Society will meet at the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Ada Dindinger
Young Ladies’ Home Missionary Society
Church Schedule for Weekend Services
Friday May 29 at 7 30 p m worship service led by Ira Scott pastor Sunday May 31 at 10 a m Sunday school followed by rally J W Bronson superintendent Public service also Sunday May 31 at 7 30 p m pastor Ira Scott leads duties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bronson
Ira Scott
Newport Ladies' Aid Forms and Meeting Schedule
A Newport Ladies' Aid group organized with officers Mrs. Frank Milkie president Mrs. Margaret Truby secretary and Mrs. Cassie Newswander treasurer. They planned meetings at Mrs. Mary Truby's home on May 27 at 2 pm and prayers and songs on May 28 at 7 30 pm May 31 at 1 30 pm followed by a Sunday school rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Frank Milkie
Margaret Truby
Cassie Newswander
Mary Truby
Ancel Leonard
Ira Scott
Banquet Ends Class Contest at Local Church
The Men's Bible class of the First Congregational church lost to the Ladies Bible class in a Saturday evening banquet that closed the contest. The event honored Rev. W. Glyn Williams of Plymouth, Pa., and drew fifty-two attendees with remarks from D. O. Davies, Thomas Grey, Griff Thomas, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
D. O. Davies
Thomas Grey
W. Glyn Williams
Plymouth
Daniel Richards
Ivan Hopkins
Rev. Williams
W. J. Davis
Griff Thomas
Burning ties trigger fire alarm in Seventh ward
Last night ties burned along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in the Seventh ward caused a fire alarm from box 77. Neighbors feared sparks could ignite nearby houses as the blaze drew attention from residents and firefighters alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Seventh Ward
Family returns from California stay after year away
Mrs. Rachel Price and Mrs. John Warnock and their children Jack and Vivian, of East Wallace Avenue, have completed a yearlong visit in California and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Price
John Warnock
Jack
Vivian
East Wallace Avenue
California
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Cable Nelson
Mathuser
Sale
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Bell Phone
Buwer’s
Home Missionary Society
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James Drake
Bertha Daugherty
John Butler
H. C. Stillings
Epworth
Samuel Warner
D. T. McConaby
Maude Montgomery
C. W. Patterson
H. M. Allen
Carl Moser
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Mahoning M. E
J. A. Waddell
Frank Sittig
A. G. Matthews
Police Court News
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J. A. Galbreath
L. J. Overlander
Opera House
Cora Mae Javens
Ellwood City
W. J. Greer
Beaver Street
L. Ferrante
Koppel
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Frank Ferrante
Charles Villa
Woodlawn
Wampum Temple No
Pythian Sisters
Wampum High School
Brooklyn Heights
Mary Kaufman
Elks
Conneaut Frolic
Conneaut Lake
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New Castle Lodge No. 69
Conneaut
W. C. DeArment
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