Church Service Schedules by Denomination
The article lists pastors and service times for several churches. Presbyterian Pastor W A Rankin offers 11 AM and 7 PM services with Sabbath School at 12:30 PM. Methodist Pastor A J Merchant holds 11 AM and 7 PM services with Sabbath School at 12:39 PM. Episco pal Rev H S Getz leads 11 AM and 7 PM services with Sabbath School at 12:50 PM. Evangelical Rev Robert Mott conducts 10:30 AM and 7 PM services with Sabbath School at 9:50 AM. Lutheran shows 1 PM and 7 PM services. Catholic Rev Fathers De La Roque and Cosgrove celebrate Mass at 10:30 AM with Vespers at 5 PM. Scandinavian Rev J Mellander conducts services first and third Sundays at 10:30 AM and 7:30 PM. G A Brugel noted for Sabbath School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
W. A. Rankin
A. J. Merchant
Erpiscopal
H.S. Getz
Robert Mott
Father de la Roque
Father Cosgrove
J. Mellander
G. A. Brugel
Summer Time Table For Philadelphia & Erie Rail Road 1974
Train schedule reads like a dated timetable with eastward and westbound departures from Erie Union Corry Warren and Philadelphia. It lists connections at Warren Corry Oil Creek Allegheny River and Irvineton with various lines and includes several arrival and departure times in the June 21 1974 period. The text notes freight operations and accommodation trains on LS MS RW and ARRW with Corry connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia & Irie Rail Road
Corry
Oil Creek
Allegheny River
R. W
Irvineton
Allegheny R
Trains and Timetable Details for Lake Shore Route
An excerpt presents arrivals and departures on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway with stops from Titusville to Dunkirk and back. It notes express and accommodation services, through baggage policies, and references key officers Chas Painf and J A Burch, plus a condensed timetable listing stations like Irvine Youngsville Warren Dunkirk and Erie connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Fredonia
Falconer’s
A& Gwc
Frewsburg
Fentonville
Russelburg
Warren
Irvine
Youngsville
Pittsfield
Garland
Titusville
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Buffalo
Exchange Street
General Union
Chas. Painf
Gen
Sup’t
Atlantic and Great Western timetable June 8 eastward and westward
Timetable details list departure and arrival times for the Atlantic and Great Western R R. routes on June 8. Connections run Jamestown Salamanca Hornellsville Elmira to Boston New York and Corning via No 2 with numerous morning and evening departures. Westward trains stop at Meadville Leavittsburg Akron Mansfield Galion Urbana Dayton Cincinnati Louisville St Louis Chicago Milwaukee with multiple daily time points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Jamestown Salamanca
Hornellsville
Elmira
Binghamton Albany
Boston
Binghamton
Corning
New York
BCE
Tech Hielo
Siecsreneeseee Corry
Lisp
Meadville
Leavittsburg
Akron
Mansfield
Galion
Urbana
Dayton
Cincinnati
Louisville
St. Louis
Kansas City
Cleveland
Toledo
Chicago
Milwaukee
Omadaz
Rochester
N. Y. Central Road
Albany
Springfield
Worcester
New England
Far West
Omaha
Northwest
W. B. Shattuc
Oes
Ohio
General
Summer Comes and Goes in a Lament for Joy
A poetic lament describes Summer's departure from a vibrant landscape. Nature's beauty and bounty fade as fields, forests, and flowers wither. Birds fall silent and the air grows gray while past warmth becomes memory. The verse ends with a brief signature GO H e.
Tower of London tour notes and Icelandic dress description
Bailey recalls Traitor's Gate horrors at the Tower and arms and armor displays in the White Tower. He admires Icelandic costume details from a Standard correspondent, describing a tall, graceful dress with a gold belt, cornucopia cap, and long plaits. Mention of Bridgeport glass tool manufacture and 1874 Connecticut tobacco prospects closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Tower
Royal
Horse Armory
The
Standard
Iceland
Persia
Temptation and Mercy A Widow Seeks Help in Night theft
A clergy man recalls a poor widow who twice fills her apron with firewood in the night and steals to warm her child. He shows mercy by arranging for wood, yet the woman confesses the temptation and guilt, grateful for the discreet kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. B
Training up a Boy by harsh parenting lore becomes grim caution
A didactic text urges severe, old fashioned discipline to mold a boy aged five to eight. It advocates thrashing for misdeeds, restricting food, and constant control to instill obedience, haste, and thrift, ending with a biblical tone about aging and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Lars
Bad Beverages in New York Tea and Coffee Adulteration
A Boston Journal correspondent exposes widespread adulteration of tea and coffee. Coffee beans are split and colored to imitate beans, while teas are doctored and repacked to hide impurities. The market in China and England is flooded with counterfeit products, with tea trade capital estimated above thirty million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Boston Journal
China
England
Texas couple reunites after long estrangement on train
A divorced husband and wife, separated years earlier after a public court case, meet in Texas. Their daughter recognizes the father aboard a Galveston to Houston train, reuniting the family. They renew vows with Rev. Hacket in Houston, ending with reconciliation and renewed marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Shores
California
Texas
Galveston
Houston
Mr. Hacket
Telegraph
Way to Success Through Self Reliance and Invention
A Scientific American excerpt recounts Eliphalet Remington, who forged a career from a boyish need to own a gun. Lacking funds, he crafted a barrel, traded for parts, and built a factory employing twelve hundred in Ilion New York. It highlights persistence and self reliance shaping notable inventors.
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Prussia
Government of
France
United States
South America
Rome
Spain
Egypt
Japan
Eliphalet Remington
Illion
N. Y
Remington
Fitch
Goodyear
Howe
Morse
Scientific American
Did Artemus Ward Meet a Very Ignorant Stranger
A traveling Artesmus Ward joke section recounts a passenger asking about Horace Greeley George Train and Grant. Ward feigns ignorance and asks what Adam’s other name was, sparking a humorous exchange about knowledge of famous figures. The scene plays on mistaken familiarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apain
Artemus Ward
Horace Greeley
George Francis
Artemus
General Grant
Grant
Ignoramus
Adam
Josh Billings on Slander
Slander is a lie and travels fast, arising from secrecy and fed by imagination. It corrupts virtue, harms the innocent, and seeks credit without truth while spreading where truth fails to thrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Billings
Noboddy
Sekresky
Almass
Frankness and honesty as guiding principles
The text urges frankness in all dealings, urging truthfulness with friends and enemies alike. It warns against equivocation and duplicity, advising people to act consistently and openly so their conduct is known and read by all. It emphasizes living by clear, principled behavior.
If you want to find a man’s real disposition
A proverb notes that a man’s true nature is exposed when wet and hungry. If amiable then, drying him and feeding him up may reveal an angel. the observation contrasts tempers under duress with temper after comfort.
Dog Performs Simple Math by Paws in Clever Trick
A playful dog solves arithmetic by pawing actions, tapping three units and carrying one after being restrained. The trick relies on instinct to drop three and lift one, showcasing a whimsical demonstration of basic counting.
Engaged to marry to help one another through life
A reflection on marriage as partnership to support each other through life s rough places and guard against pitfalls. The text asks if the world does not marry to bring sunshiny hope illumine dark days and bridge gaps with mutual charity.
Building Character as a Life Project
The piece compares character to a structure built daily by deeds. Each upright act adds stone to a temple of virtue, while a single deceit sinks trust. Over days and years, this accumulation creates an enduring edifice praised by God and man.
Telegraph wires span rooftops as England lacks telegraph poles
The article notes that England has no telegraph poles and that wires travel along house tops instead, reflecting an unusual local infrastructure detail.
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England
Various Anecdotes and Notices From an 1870s Page
A jumble of quips, political notes, travel scraps, and notices. Mentions include Senator Morton's ill health and California trip, Lt. Col. Fred Grant’s Oct 20 wedding in Chicago, Baptist conventions in Harrisburg, Modoc oil town decline, New York hotel rents, Methodist missions in Europe, Chicago fire water concerns, and trade optimism with iron exports and tariff impacts.
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Grant
Civil Service
Boston
Washington
New York
Fred Grant
Ida Honore
H. H. Honore
Potter Palmer
Chicago
Palmer
Baptist Church of Pennsylvania
Pine Street Baptist Church
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Modoc
Fifth Avenue
Winsor
St. Nicholas
Hoffman
Europe
Schaffhausen
Switzerland
Harris
Kerfoot
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Warren Mall
J. Cowan & CO
E. Cowan
Willis Cowan
Editors and Proprietors
L. L. Morrison
Termus
Carver House
J. H. Mitchell
Lycoming
Niagara, Fire Association
Penn
Scofield
Sill, Carver & CO
Sutherland, Noyes & Co
First National Bank
Dr. J. Hodges
Attorney At Law and Justice of the Peace
Office Water Street
Messner & Trusher
R. B. Stewart
Post Office
Sextus Keller
Smith’s
Second Street
Scofield & Hooker
Liberty Street
G. W. Scofield
Hooker
Ball
Snatter Block
Warren, Pa
Ludlow
Market and
Second Streets
B.S. Brown
Johnson & Lindsey
Johnson’s Exchange
Warren Pa
S. P. Foilnson
W. M. Lindsey
Dinsmoor & Reeves
Attorneys At Law
Water Street
Scafield’s
Dinsmoor
F. D. Reeves
WM. W. Hazeltine
Verback
Eaoeeereen
G. C. McDermott
M. D
J. A. Partridge
Ss. Burgess
Junius R. Clark
Chas, H. Noyes
Clark & Noyes
Allen & Thompson
Tidionute
Warren County
Central Block
G. W. Allen
C. Thompson
Brown & Schnur
Attorneys
J. N.schnur & Son
Merchant Tailors
Russell House
ZoctiTly
J. J, Reig
Trostman
Clark's Block
George Ball
Brown & Stone
First National Bank- Warren
H. E. Brown
R. Brown
C. W. Stone
Greenland Brothers
Keystone Block
Caflins
Wilbur & Allen, Attorneys At Law
Scofield’s Block
Over Post Office
W. W. Wilbur
S. T. Allen
R. D. Bartlet & Son
J.F. Wells& CO
Books, Paper, &Co
I. O
G.T
Conewango Lodge
North Star Lodge
I. O. of
O. F
Warren Lodge
Order
W. E. Suits
Kossuth
Jon. Monroy
C. P. R. J. Russell
Scribe
John Sill
R. M
WM. Lightner, C
Church Directory
C. B. Curtis
Erie
Geo. H. Cutler
Girard
Geo. W. Allen
Tidioute
Lansing D. Wetmore
John P. Vincent
Isaac H. Hiller
Carter V. Kinnear
Sylvester H. Davis
Starling W
E. W. Mudge
Spring Creek
D. B. Peck
Farmington
John Fuellhart
Byron Sutherland
Hail Hoa
Philadelphia & Tre
Peru
Warren Ad “Oe
Corry Ace
Erie Mail
Warren A
Corry Loca
Ccom
Philadelpf
Warren Corry Union
Union
Union Corry
Philadel
Warre
Erie Corry
Wil
Y and Corry Wh
Kane
Philadelphia
WM. A. Baldwin
Gen’l
Dunkirk, Allesheny Valley
Pipesburg
Irvington
A& GW
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
R’y
Atlantic
B& T
Ch & St L
Arange
Tiunalo
Pacific
Chica
Palace
Ed Throu
S. R.y
J. A. Burch
Eastern
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Allegheny River Railway
Buffalo, Corey, and
Petinbulgh Ralroad
Iward
Ant
Pittsburg
Kittanning Ly R
Bk Juncti'n
Bradys
Bend
Parker Emienton
Franklin
Gil City
Oil City
Sastern
Oil City A
Orry Magille Buffalo Xtension A. V.R. R
Southwas
Tau
Red Bank
New Bethlehem
Brookville
Reynoldsville
Driftwood
J.J. Lawrence
N.Y
Lusiaza
Thayer
A. Caure
Great Western
R. RB
Machine
Vienna
Dewey
GO. H. E
Remington Armory
Lilion, N. Es
Sixth St
NEW Firm
Geo. P. Orr & Co
Warren, A
Bounmead
M. Beecher
Cashier
HIS
U. S
Ireland
Scotland
National Line
Liverpool
Queenstown
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremen
Havre
Paris
Gothenburg
Christiania
Coppenhagen
E. R. R. M. Beecher
London Tower
Mary Queen of Scots
Carpenters’ and Coopers’ Trades
Bridgeport
Connecticut
M. Quad
Ana
Jamaica
Danville
Morton
Calice
Free Trade Platform
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