Tomorrow's Pulpit Topics in Local Churches
A scan of notices lists services across Newcastle area churches on Sunday and midweek meetings. Details include Morality at Christian Science, Union Baptist, St. Andrew's Mission, Hoover Heights Tabernacle, Central Presbyterian, Second Baptist, Reformed Presbyterian, St. Paul's English Lutheran, Second United Presbyterian, Central Christian, St. John's Lutheran, Maitland Memorial, Gospel Tabernacle, Croton Avenue M E, and First Methodist and First Baptist congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Robert Reynolds
New Castle Holiness Association
Epworth M. E
Union Baptist Church
Covenant Meeting
Church Fellowship
St. Andrew’s Mission
Corner Mill
Reynolds Streets
R. G. Roscamp
Hoover Heights
J. H.boon
Bethel A. M. E
Green Street
J. M. Wilkes
W. F. Barber
Central Presbyterian Church
A. B. McCormick
the Explorer
Second Baptist Church
J. H. Holland
New Castle
Ter
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Corner Oak
Pine Streets
J. S. Martin
Christ
St. Paul’s
Grant Street
Jefferson
C. Frederick Frank
Bible School
Second United Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg Street
Court House
Andrew Magill
Central Christian Church
Corner Long
Pennsylvania Avenues
A.H. Jordan
S J. John’s Lutheran Church
North Street
Neshannock Avenue
J. H. Miller
God
Pittsburg
Sutton Streets
C. G. Leatherman
East Long Avenue
Thaddeus Stevens School
Maitland Memorial
South Mill and
Maitland Streets
G. J. Jefferies
T. F. Maitland
C. BE
Evangelist Maitland
H. C. Maitland
Gospel Tabernacle
Christian Alliance
Jefferson and
South Streets
Herbert Dyke
Diamond
Tabernacle
Elmer E. Higley
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth
M. V. DeForest
Sharon
Free home treatment for children and adults remedy appeal
Mrs. M. Summers in Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment with full instructions for mothers troubled by children and adults with urine inclusion by day or night. No money required. write today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
Realty Transfers in Second Ward and North Beaver
Real estate transfers listed include Mary A. Hervey to Louis Ruzewich in the Second ward for 1 dollar. J Walter Hay to Charles A. Quinn in the Second ward for 400 dollars. John Reiber to Edward G. Reiber in the Third ward for 1100 dollars. James C. Patterson to James B. Wood in the Second ward for 7000 dollars. J Walter Hay to William H. Brews in the Second ward for 375 dollars. Claude O. Brown to William H. Brews in the Fourth ward for 625 dollars. Thomas C. Willard to Herman J. Nord in North Beaver for 31 dollars. Herman J. Nord to Thomas C. Willard in North Beaver for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Hervey
Louis Ruzewich
J. Walter Hay
Charles A. Quinn
John Reiber
Edward G. Reiber
James C. Patterson
James 8. Wood
William H. Brews
Claude O. Brown
Thomas C. Willard
Herman J. Nord
North Beaver
Derailed Cars To Be Re-railed At Once In Ashtabula Harbor
Pennsylvania railroad officials order immediate re-railing of 3 000 derailed cars at Ashtabula Harbor. Lawrence Junction wrecking crew will proceed next Monday. full operation expected to take a month or six weeks. Cars, derailed in July to dodge taxes, will be returned to rails as needed. E. C. Durban, railroad engineer, improving at home in Frederick Ohio after leg injury. Hudson McCullough assists in Wooster transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ashtabula Harbor
Lawrence Junction
Seventh Ward
E. C. Durban
Wooster
Frederick
Ohio
Durban
Burton
Hudson McCullough
Mr. Durban
Duke Sultan Resting After Track Setback
Duke Sultan, owned by C. W. Wettish of the Seventh ward, was withdrawn from the Stoneboro fair track due to a cold. The trainer and owner deem him unfit for racing this season, predicting a strong comeback next year for the promising horse. A peach and cream social hosted by H. C. Thompson’s church group raised a good sum. Guy Hildebrand and M. C. Leonard left for Pittsburg to attend a large city celebration. Mr and Mrs John Chambers of the Seventh ward hosted visitors Mr and Mrs W W Hulton of Belle Vue, returning from Youngstown after calling on friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Sultan
C. W. Wettich
Seventh Ward
Stoneboro
H. C. Thompson
Madison Avenue
Guy Hildebrand
M. C. Leonard
Pittsburg
Ward
John Chambers
W. W. Hulton
Bellevue
Hoag Couple Sets Up Home in Norris Block on Liberty Street
Scott Hoag and his bride have begun housekeeping in rooms within the Norris block on Liberty Street, marking a recent nuptial residence move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Hoag
Norris Block
Liberty Street
Judge Taft to Speak in Youngstown Monday Before Election
A message from Youngstown reports Judge Taft will deliver a speech in the city on the Monday before the upcoming election. The notice highlights Taft as a campaign figure and sketches the event as a notable political appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Taft
Foster's Weather Prognostications
Washington October 3 1908 last bulletin forecasts disturbances cross continent with frost waves and warm and cool fronts. The author credits DeVoe and Garriott and urges newspapers to publish long range forecasts to improve planetary weather forecasting acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Foster
Washington, D. C
Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Meridian 90
DeVoe
Weather Bureau
District of Columbia
Garriott
Stork Delivers Forty Two Births in Sharon September
Despite weak local industry, Sharon records forty two births in September while deaths total twenty one, reflecting a higher birth rate amid economic gloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
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Baldwin Acre Plan
Energy, PA
Ellwood City
Harmony
Butler
North Pittsburg Realty Company
Eidenau, PA
BELL
Wielienople Exchange
Pee Eae
Harmony Junction
Ous
McCleary Avenue
West Side
Croton Avenue
M. E
J. L. Stratton
First Baptist Church
East
North Streets
H. J. Whalen
D. D
D. Williams
Tower Room
J. Clyde Gilfillan, Esq
Alma Broadhead
Ananias
N. Mercer St
Pennsylvania Company
Foster
STORK
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