Many Churches Offer Sunday Services Across City
The list details multiple churches with service times and topics for Sunday and upcoming week. Include Central Christian Church with Bible school at 9:45 a.m. and sermons on Self Examination and Heaven, First Unitarian with Payment or Pardon, Hoover Heights Tabernacle, and many others welcoming worshippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Caste Holiness Association
H. F. Lightner
Epworth M. E
Christian Science
Pearson Building
Central Christian Church
Long
Pennsylvania Avenues
A. H. Jordan
Bible School
C. BE
First Unitarian Church
Pittsburg Street
Neshanock Avenue
Rev. Jones
Hoover Heights
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Elmer E. Higley
J. A. Breckenridge
Epworth League
Eugene P. Dunlap
Siam
Christian Union
Croton Avenue
M. B
J. L. Stratton
Gertrude M. Cogan
First Baptist Church
East and
North Streets
H. J. Whalen
D.D
Sally Ue
First Presbyterian Church
Marie Brehm
Miss Brehm
Nothdurst
Gospel Tabernacle
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Jefferson and
South Streets
Herbert Dyke
Diamond
Tabernacle
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Grant Street
Jefferson
Local notes from Pulaski and New Castle area
J S Wood and family moved to New Castle Thursday. R S Brinton of New Castle was a business visitor here Friday. Mrs C S Terrill visiting R E Clark of Harbor Bridge. Disciple church to put on a new slate roof. Miss Sara Johnson visits sister Mrs J F Gearhart in Pittsburg. Mrs Aaron Steindorf of Sharon returns home after week with daughter Mrs R L Clark. Wm Cover moves into Frances property. Kirk Hodge moves into former Covers place. Miss Sylvia Miller of Uniontown returns home with Miss Mabel Watson of Pittsburg. Todd Mitcheltree injured, jaw broken, but not serious. Mont Harry dies of typhoid at Mercer hospital, survived by wife, daughter, father Dan Harry, sister Mrs Morris Cox, brothers Warren, Frank, Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Wood
New Castle
R. S. Brinton
C. S. Terrill
R. E. Clark
Harbor Bridge
Sara Johnson
Pittsburg
J. F. Gearhart
Aaron Steindorf
Sharon
R. L. Clark
Sylvia Miller
Uniontown
T. H. Boyd
Mabel Watson
Boyd
Mont Harry
Mercer Hospital
Dan Harry
Morris Cox
Warren
West Middlesex
Frank and
Ellis
Downward Course Warns Kidney Sufferers
An advertisement warns of a downward kidney disease progression and urges use of Dean's Kidney Pills. It features Alexander Richardson ex mayor of New Castle Pa recounting his kidney pain, treatment, and permanent cure, endorsing the product. Sold by all druggists 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
New Castle
Alexander Richardson
Highland Ave É
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Change Made in Voting Place at Central School Basement
Upon petition of Ellwood City residents presented to court on Friday afternoon, Judge Porter made an order changing one voting place to the basement of Central School building. The building owner refuses to allow elections there any longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Porter
Trial revived in Jim Strait murder case at Venango pardon board
The Jim Strait murder case returns to public attention as the pardon board nears a ruling. Defense testimony occurred in Oil City with plans to seek life imprisonment, while Commonwealth testimony argues for the death penalty for Strait for the September 10, 1907 murder of his wife Mabel on Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Strait
Venango County
Pardon Board
Breene & Breene
Oil City
Commonwealth
Daniel B. Goodwin
Board of Pardons
Venango Herald
James N. Strait
George S. Criswell
Western Allegheny Keeps Old Rate Pending Court Ruling
Acting under interstate commerce commission authority Western Allegheny railroad continues two and a half cents per mile fare on its line while legal proceedings over the two cent fare law move forward. The company sought and obtained commission approval to charge the old rate during the court case in Lawrence county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Allegheny Railroad
Interstate Commission
Lawrence County
Notice to Water Consumers for October 10 Payment
Notice to water customers that October 10 is the last day to pay water bills. Unpaid accounts after this date will be shut off without further notice, and costs incurred to restore service must be paid. City of New Castle Water Company. 1t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF New Castle Water Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Castle and Lawrence Co
Wm. Miller
H. P. Scott Robt. Armstrong
Huron Ave
A. D. Allen
Struthers
J. M. Anderson
Wallace Ave
Harry Bowers
Clayton St
Chas. Clark
Lathrop St
Sarah J. Dodds
Huron St
D. G. Duff
Sumner St
G. R. Fails
127 County Line
J. W. Gross
Cherry St
Frank Holliday
M. Kildoo
Harrison Ave
Robt
P. Little
Cedar Ave
Jno
Luchansky
Liberty St
Zell
Highland Ave
Welch & Lauer
Mahoningtown
S. B. Reddick
Cunningham Ave
Welch Hardware CO
L. Pangratz
THE
Taplin Rice Clerkin CO
Akron, C
Central Presbyterian Church
the Square
Chicago
A. B. McCormick
San Francisco
C. E
St. Andrew's Mission
Corner Mills
Reynolds Streets
Jesus Christ
Bethany English Lutheran Church
Sutton Streets
C. G. Leatherman
East Long Avenue
Thaddeus Stevens School
Kerman
Rius
Third Presbyterian
Beckford
J. Elmer Campbell
Young People’s Christian Union
Kocher
Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist Church
Maitland Streets
G. J. Jefferies
Evangelist Maitland
Second Baptist
J. H. Holland
Horeb
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran ‘Church
North Street
Neshannock ,Avenue
J. H. Miller
Baldwin
Luther League
Emmanuel Baptist Church
South Jefferson and
W. J. John
W. A. Johns
Second Primitive Methodist Church
East Main and
North Bay Streets
W. J. Waters
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Corner Oak
Pine Streets
Martin
St. Luke’s A. M. E. Zion Church
South Mill Street
Pulaski R
Wm. Cover
Frances
Kirk Hodge
Frances Place
Covers
Todd Mitcheltree
Porter's Hall
Europe
America
Bree Guice
Walter Baker & Co., Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
Jim Strail
Criswell
Strail
Western Allegheny
Sena
Shmael
Sale
Hlomp
Bay Sy Sayer
M4. Summers
Box H. Notream
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