Warren churches begin Holy Week observance across faiths
Holy Week services fill Warren churches with Protestant, Catholic and Lutheran observances. Union noon service at First Methodist with Rev. Ware and Rev. Barnard. Catholic rites include Stations of the Cross, High Mass, and adoration. Lutheran and Presbyterian churches offer joint and individual Holy Week programs led by clergy from Erie and Greenville as well as local pastors.
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Warren
First Methodist Church
James L. Ware
Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church
J. M. Barnard
Grace Methodist Church
Wsrst
trinity-Lutheran
Trinity Memorial Epscopel
Trinity Church
Ware
Trinity
Dennig
First Lutheran Church
John Ward
Erie
Ralph Heim
Comrades of the Cross
First Presbyterian
J. M. Ross
Erie Presbytery
First Presbyterian Church
Salem Evangelical
Tilverend
R. L. Fassinger
United Brethren
First United Brethren Church
Guild
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Chrch
Stoddard
Jesus
Religious Meetings This Week At Local Churches
Warren Presbyterian hosts young people's dinner Wednesday at six. Grace Methodist holds a single service Wednesday evening on The Sin That Killed Jesus with Rev L M Barnard and music by William Carlson. Holy Week features Tuesday sermons by Rev Emerson H. Jones and sermons by Rev J G Ginader on The Uplifted Christ Wednesday. Rev L M Barnard fills Grace M E pulpit Thursday and Rev George C McDowell of Clarendon M E preaches Friday on The Fundamentals. Swedish Lutheran offers English services Wednesday and Friday evenings and Swedish services Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
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Emanuel Reformed
Emanuel Reformed Church
George Bostrom
North Warren
L. M. Barnard
Grace M. E. Church
George C. McDowell
Clarendon M. E
Swedish Lutheran Church
Willis Funeral to Be Held Tuesday
Delaware, April 2. State and nation mourn the death of Senator Frank B. Willis of Ohio. His body will be moved from his Franklin street home to Gray Chapel at Ohio Wesleyan University. A military escort will accompany the coffin to the university where it will lie in state until the funeral tomorrow. Hundreds of townspeople paid respects as Willis, Delaware’s first citizen, was honored.
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Delaware
U.P
Ohio
Frank B. Willis
Franklin Street
Gray Chapel
Ohio Wesleyan University
Willis
University
Society entertains at luncheon and local marriages noted
Mrs. C. J. Frantz hosted a Saturday afternoon luncheon for Miss Signe Swenson Miss Margaret Smith Miss Florence A Beaver and Miss Kathryn Blyley of Thiel College Greenville. Stuart L. Larsen and Nellie Mae Lawson Bradford wed at First Lutheran parsonage with full ring ceremony. Marriage licenses issued include Harold Kendall Smith and Jane Nesmith McConnell Stuart L Larson and Nellie Mae Lawson John Wesley Wagner and Lura Elizabeth Moore. Miss Anna Snyder and Mrs L H Burkhart will host the Women’s Missionary Society Tuesday at Miss Snyder’s home.
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C. J. Frantz
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Signe Swensson
Margaret Smith
Florence A. Beaver
Kathryn , Blyley
Thiel College
Greenville
Lawson-Larsen
Stuart L. Larsen
Nellie Mae Lawson
Bradford
First Lutheran Church
Co. A. Dennig
H. J. Rowley
Larson
Register and Recorder
Harold Kendall Smith
Ridgway
Jane Nesmith McConnell
Warren
Stuart Lewis Larson
John Wesley Wagner
Williamsport
Lura Elizabeth Moore
Jersey Shore
Anna Snyder
L. H. Burkhart
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Miss Snyder
Pennsylvania Avenue
Union Street
Infant Frederick Williams Dies at Home
Frederick Brady Williams infant son of Mr and Mrs Leidy M Williams of 12 North Carver street died at 3 o clock Sunday morning. He is survived by his parents and one brother Leidy. Burial was in Oakland cemetery Monday afternoon. The baby was born at 12 50 Saturday morning.
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Frederick Brady Williams
Leidy M. Williams
Carver Street
Leidy Williams
Je. Trterment
Oakland Cemetery
Rortense Mahaffy Hortense Mahaffy
T. J. Mahaffy
Hazeltine Street
A. M. Smith
Cleveland
Ohio
Victor Granqllist
Max Larsen
David Brasington
Warren
Chester
Chicago
Ill
Elizabeth Gibb
Rockaway
Harriett Daugherty
Monticello
Joseph Ferris
East Brady
Isaac Stanis
Lima
Qhie
Edgar Stanis
Windsor
Texas
E. A. Kellerman
Johnston’s Chocolates Featured in Easter Candyland Sale
Easter shoppers discover a selection of Johnston’s chocolates at Candyland store. Specials run through August 20, 2024, highlighting seasonal treats and gift options.
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Johnston's
Candyland
Thirty Confirmed at First Lutheran Church
Holy Confirmation services at the First Lutheran Church were led by Rev. G. A. Dennig before about a thousand worshippers in what was one of the church’s largest attendances. Thirty new members joined, including twenty two from the confirmation class. The service featured processional music, special choir offerings, palm and white carnation decorations, and a sermon on Youthful Remembrances.
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First Lutheran
G. A. Dennig
Dennig
Grand Valley High School Two Year Course Proposal
The Grand Valley school board will discuss establishing a two-year high school course with county superintendent C. S. Knapp at a Monday night meeting. A new building addition and more teachers would be needed. state aid rules may favor three teachers under the plan. Grand Valley’s nearest high school is 16 miles away at Youngsville, with winter travel difficulties and inconvenient train times.
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Grand Valley
C. S. Knapp
Knapp
Youngsville
Grad Valley
Granil Valley
Denunciation of UMWA leadership by Save the Union
The Save the Union conference in Pittsburgh on April 2 denounced international UMWA president J. L. Lewis. It adopted a report by John Brophy and Pat Tochey calling for deposition of Lewis and his officials and for members to take control of union affairs.
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Pittsburgh
J.L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Save the Union
John Brophy
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
Pat Tochey
Lewis
Rank and
War Secretary Approves River Survey Allotments
Secretary of War Davis announced approval of allotments for river surveys funded by Congress. Start date is immediate with money appropriated for flood control and navigation improvements. Pittsburgh District areas include Ohio Alleg heny Monongahela Beaver with $19,000 and Huntington District lists Muskingum Iron Kanawha Big Sandy Gayandot and Kanawha with $59,500.
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Washington
Davis
Congress
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Allegheny
Monongahela
Beaver
Huntington
W. Va
Muskingum
Uirtle Kanawha
Big Sandy
Gayandot
Kanawha
Community Chorus Meeting Tonight at Philome Club
The Warren community choir plans a session at 7 15 this evening at the Philome Club to organize a chorus for a Swedish Lutheran church concert. T Sheridan Baker sponsor from First Presbyterian Church leads efforts with local supporters eager to form the group.
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Swedish Lutheran Church
Philome Club
Warren
T. Sheridan Baker
First Presbyterian Church
Per Share Analysis of Dodge Stock and Earnings
Dodge trades at 13 times its annual earnings while the average stock on the exchange sells for 24 times. Per share figures show $54.03 for common equity and $18.50 earnings per share, with liquidation values and asset backing noted for preference stock.
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Dodge
John F. Dille Co
Oil Price List From Transit Co and Pipelines by District
The notice lists varied oil prices paid by purchasing agencies across multiple grades and lines. Entries include Pennsylvanian Grade Oil in New York Transit lines, Bradford District Oil, Keister crude, Corning grades, Buckeye and Cumberland Pipe Line Co. lines, and regional references to Indiana Kentucky Illinois and Michigan origins with prices ranging from 0.25 to 2.60 per unit.
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Pennslvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
National Transit Co
Pennsylvania
South West
Pipe Line Co
Buckeye Pipe Co
Keister Crude
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Eureka
Somerset
Cumberland Pipe Line Co
Regland
Indiana Refining Co
Kentucky
Osseee
Cumberland
Roe Counties
Paragon Fining Co
Iron City
Western
Vacvereseere
Lima
Indiana
Princeton , Wooster
Plymouth
Illinois
Waterloo
Petrolla
Canad
Saginaw
Mich
Berea
Stock Market Snapshot Highlights Broad U S Listings
A dense listing of equities and bonds shows widespread trading activity. Major names include American Tobacco, General Electric, General Motors, U S Steel, Chase Manhattan peers, Union Pacific, Standard Oil affiliates, and numerous copper, oil, and steel firms. Overall market breadth appears varied with several percent changes noted.
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Shell Union
Simms Petroleum
Sinclair Oil
Skeily Oil
Southern Pacific Southern Rbr
Standard Gas and Electric
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Tejas Corp. i
Timken RB
Tidewater Associated Tobarco Products
Trans. Con. Oil
Enion Qi
Cal
Union Pacific
U.S
Edo
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse “Electric
Woolworth
Willys Overland
Standards
Anglo American
Humble Oi
International Petroleum Mountain Producers
National Transit
New York Transit
Ohio Oil
Pennock
Prairie Pip
Prairie Oil and Gas
Selt Creek Producers
South Penn
Standard Oil of
Ind
Standard Oil
Kan
N. J
Curb Market
American Mericaibo
Carib Syndicate
Cities Service
Market Letter: Radio Corp Swings Within 20 Point Range
New York April 2 Radio Corporation fluctuated over a broad range as trades surpassed three million shares for the 16th straight session. General Motors and U S Steel showed slight moves while Wright Aeronautics hit a new high before easing. Texas and Pacific led rails, Calumet and Arizona jumped in mining, and Loews climbed to a fresh high.
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New York
Radio Corporation
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Wright Aero
Texas and Pacific
Calumet and
Arizons
Loews
Financial Briefs Highlight 1927 Corporate Profits and Market Figures
American Linseed Co and subsidiaries report net profit of 5.75 per share for 1927 with 176 901 profit on investments and a federal tax refund. Montgomery Ward March sales reach 17 800 945 and three months total 45 576 495. Pennsylvania Railroad earns 6 82 per share in 1927, Equitable Office Building Co posts nine months net profit of 1 389 181. Market notes: flour steady, pork dull, lard steady, sugar steady, coffee ranges, dressed poultry prices mixed, cheese stable.
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American Linseed Co
Montgomery, Ward & Co
Equitable Office Building Co
Electric Waffle Iron Boosted by Bargain Deal
A quirky ad notes an electric waffle iron priced at 14.50 with 9.98 and a down payment of 8 cents plus one week payments. It promises easy waffle making with the electric iron from Rayer's Furniture Store.
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Rayer's Furniture
Lindbergh’s Flight Continues Toward San Diego
Headlines report Charles Lindbergh continuing his flight toward San Diego aboard the Spirit of St Louis. The voyage follows earlier stops as air travel gains attention across cities and newspapers.
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Lindbergh
San Diego
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Bayer's Furniture
Miller
Thomas W. Miller
Senate
Senator Walsh
Montana
Community Chorus
Toone
Daduetiona
Kay, Richards and
C O
New York Stock Exchange
Warren Savings Bank
American Bosch Mag
American Can
American Car Foundry
American Locomotive
American
American Steel Foundry
American Sugar
Sum Tobacco
American Tel and Tel
American Woolen Anaconda
Atchison _ Atlantic Gull
Atlantic Refining
Hethlehem Steel Briggs Mig
California Petroleum Canadian Parifie U. S. Leather
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake , Ohio
Rock Island Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Barnsdall
Chile
Copper Chrysler
Coca Cola
Col
Carbon
Gas & Erie Corn Products
Crucible Steel
Dodge Bros
Con Davison Chemical Erie R. R
Common Erie R. R
Freeport
Texas Gardner
General Asphalt
General Electric
Great Northern
Northern Bay Gulf
Moon Motors
Nevada Copper
New Haven
New York Central
North American
Northern Pacific Phillips Pete
Packard Motor
Pan Amer Pete B . Patino Radio Corp
Reading RR
Republic Iron and Steel Royal Patch
Pennsylvania Railroad
U. P
Middle West
Rio
Santos
Long Island
Young Americas
Continental Oil
Durant Motors
New Bradford
National Fuel
Gaz
Lone Star
EL Paso
Tex
Charles A. Lindbergh
Fort Bliss
Lordsburgh
N. M
Tucson
Ariz
Theodore Roosevelt
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Optometrist
Columbia Theatre Building
Empire
R.&g
Henderson
Johnson Brothers
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