Community church notices and weekly schedule
Morning program includes a new address series "Home in Middle Atlantic States" with New Jersey churches. Weekly events span Junior Mission, Troops Three Bay, Girl Scouts, Boy Rangers, and Union Church service on Sunday February 23 at St. Pauls Church. Monthly meetings feature sermons, installation of elders, and age-group activities led by Rev. Douglas Mat. Chareh, Rev. Harold W. Schenck presiding with Sunday School at 9.45 am.
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Frank L. Moore
Conorem
Tom
Young Wae Ag
Middle Atlantic
New Jersey
Junior Mission Staticon Pictures
Tesday
Three Bay
Women's Guild
J. T. Jackman
Prospect Street
Boy Scouts
Boy Rangers
William Martin
St. Paul's Church
Douglas Mat- Chareh
Ithaca
Harold W. Schenck
League of Nations
Tom Young Peoples’ Society
Fred Kurs
Pecs
Cape of Christ
Ednesday
Junior Christian Endeavor
Girl’s Sunshine Circle
Church schedule and parish activities listing
The notice lists Mass times for the Church of the Holy Family with services on Sundays 7 8 30 10 and 11, Sunday School after the first mass, and Holy Days at 6.8. It also outlines First Friday Mass, Communion and Confessions, marriage notice, and various club meetings including Rosary Society and Holy Name. The Christian Science Society is noted with Sunday and Wednesday services and a reading room at the Post Office Building.
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Rosary Society
Holy Name
Sodality
The
Christian Science Society
Post Office
Franklin Avenue
Jety
Noted Violinist Charles Althoff at St. Mary's Mass
At St. Mary's High Mass Charles Althoff, renowned violinist, performed with organist Robert F. Grossman. Fresh from a Western States tour and upcoming New York appearances, he will repeat his program tomorrow. He stays with his wife's parents Mr and Mrs Fred Miller on Union avenue.
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St. Mary's Church
Charles Althoff
Robert F. Grossman
Althoff
New York
Fred Miller
Union Avenue
Vincent Missionary Plan and Speakers for Centenary
Vincent items report J T Yarrow and R S Larson assigned to Verona Methodist Church for Sunday morning to discuss stewardship of property as part of the centenary. Miss Helen Busby, Nutley native now at Mt. Union College Alliance Ohio, intends to go to South America as a missionary funded by Vincent Church. W F M S has signaled willingness to release claims on her as candidate, moving negotiations forward though all details are not settled.
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J. T. Yarrow
R. S Larsons
Verona
Helen Busby
Nutley
Mt. Union College
Alliance, O
South America
People of Vincent Church
War era auto usage climbs with 20 percent rise in two years
Promoters of the Newark Automobile Show report that despite wartime conditions the number of cars and trucks in use has increased by 20 percent from the previous year. Total vehicles reach 5,945,442, about one per 18 people, edging toward six million with a gain of 1,004,176 over 1917.
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Newark
State
Iowa
Nebraska
Dist
Col. So, Dake
Nevada
Washington
Illinois
Oklahoma
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New Mexico
Georgia
Caroline
Virginia
Carolina
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Arkansas
Louisana
Mississippi
Alabama
United States
Illness of Miss Dorothy Peace Highlighted in Weston Street
Miss Dorothy Peace of Weston Street is ill with pneumonia. The brief notice notes her condition and residence, typical of local society updates in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Peace
Weston Street
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Franklin Reformed Church
Chester J. Hoyt
H. G. Conger
Epworth League
Methodist Minute Man
Wilson
Boy Scouts of America
Church OF the Holy Family
Michele Leggieri
ST. Mary's R C
ST. Mary's
Cadillac
Becker Auto Sales Co
Washington Garage
Hington Ave
Washington Ave
Sizty
Jigiyy
Hahne
Comig
Brooklyn
Hahre
I. Waldmann
Franklin Ave
Nutley, N. J
Centre Street
B. W. Stager
D.B.C
Paterson
Underwood
Remington, Royal
L. C. Smith
Drake Business College
Sherwoods Express
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