Unusual Services At Presbyterian Church This Week
The First Presbyterian Church hosts a 10 20 morning service with new member reception and baptism for adults, plus ordination of D W Crossett and a sermon Servants of the Church of Christ. Evening sermon asks Where Will I Be After Death addressing hell and punishment. Special music and solos guide both services. The Sabbath marks the pastorate’s sixth year. A note on disarmament conference argues big nations remain better armed than small ones.
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First Presbyterian Church
D. W. Crossett
Servants of the Church of Christ
Hetem
Evelyn Norlin
The Word of God Isaiah 58 10 13 and prayer note
A devotional excerpt from Isaiah 58 10 13 emphasizes feeding the hungry guiding the weary and repairing social and spiritual foundations. It urges Sabbath keeping delight in the Lord and listening to his promises with a concluding prayer for obedience and God’s blessing.
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Jacob
Troop Eight Scout Meeting Plans Summer Camp and Events
Troop Eight held a meeting at the Presbyterian church with 25 members, 20 in uniform. They opened with flag ceremony, oath, and laws, collected dues, and heard announcements. Plans include a camp on the Allegheny River near Big Bend, a June Presbyterian picnic, and a gypsy tour to nearby cities. A map making class was set for Monday at Mr James residence for those lacking tests, followed by patrol tests in signaling first aid and more.
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Presbyterian Church
Robert James
John Clark
James
Allegheny River
Big Bend
Goung Club
Scouts of
East Aurora
Great War memories and local scout meeting notes
British forces seize two villages near Arras in an eight mile front attack. In local youth activities, Beavers lead patrol competition with 238 points, followed by Eagle Patrol and Rattlesnake. Scout meetings at various churches feature oath, pledge, and Tenderfoot tests amid visiting dignitaries. In Noblesville, Indiana bank robbers loot the state bank at Jolestown for eight thousand dollars in cash and securities, unconfirmed until today.
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Arras
Indiana
Noblesville
Ind
State Bank
Jolesville
Here
W. F. Thomas
Clarence to Be Staged at Kinzua
The I O C F hall in Kinzua hosts a high school production of Clarence next Monday night. Tickets cost 60 cents for adults, 50 cents for students, 25 cents for children. proceeds support the high school library. The cast includes Hank Burrows as Clarence and Ada Jones as Violet Pinney with family drama centering on the Wheeler household in New York, featuring a mix of comedy and pivotal moments.
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Kinzua
Clarence
Mr. Wheeler
New York
Wheeler
Wheeler Himsel
Bobby
Cora Co
Violet Pinney
Cora
Wheelers
Hank” Burrows
Ada Jones
Stem
Mary Shine
Wayne Morrison
Helen Riley
Della
Dinwiddie
Edward Burgason
Hubert Stein
Raymon Carlson
Easter Program at KinzuA Methodist
Easter program at KinzuA Methodist Church on Easter morning featured a series of songs, readings, solos, and pantomimes. Jessie Smith, Fay Foulkrod, Clyde English, and Max Eng NSN performed segments. Supt. John English and Pastor O N Bloomster spoke. Beulah Wallace and Shannon McAvoy contributed readings and recitations.
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Kinzua
Jessie Smith
pRercise
Clyde English
Fay Foulkrod
Jesus
Max Eng
Beulah Wallace
Carmen English
Shannon McAvoy
Solo Christine Tuttle Performs The Wreath of Violets
Christine Tuttle performs a solo exercise titled The Wreath of Violets followed by Bells of Eastertide sung by a choir with a benediction.
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Christine Tuttle
News Notes From Spring Creek Road
Spring Creek Road April 22 D G Gilson who has been seriously ill for some time is gaining slowly The WH oil company is drilling in their No 4 well on the Jensen Smith farm The Misses Garnet and Arlene Walker of Titusville spent Easter with their parents Mr and Mrs C L Walker Claude Lewis was taken sick suddenly Saturday at the home of his brother Earl Lewis He was taken to the Titusville hospital for treatment The White Oak Ladies Aid Society will meet at the home of Mrs Emma Catlin J M Vroman and son Clarence are laying the foundation for a new barn on Mr Vroman's farm Mrs Mary Brown who spent the winter in Garry visited friends in this vicinity last week Miss Florence Anderson spent the after vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs John Anderson of this place It ES G 5S Belknap is on the sick Showman Fourteen children Wait M bring the monkey out to look at you.
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WH. ¥. Oil Company
Jensen Smith
Garnet
Arlene Walker
Titusville
C. L. Walker
Claude Lewis
Denly
Earl Lewis
Titusville Hospital
White Oak Ladies’ Aid Society
Emma Catlin
Spring Creek Road
J. M. Vroman
Clarence
Belknap
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Warren Savings Bank & Trust Company
Warren Pennsylvania
Presbyterian
Word OF God
Beavers
Panthers Geonty
Eagle Patrol
Rattlesnake
John Ball
W. C. DeForest
Raymond Kistler
G. G. Wright
Wast Church
G. C. Lind
Horace Streikland
P. N. Gilson
Horace Strickland
Nedeger Wright Campa
William
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Servic
D. G. Gilson
Showman
SAT
Naga
Radio Tangle
MR. Hoover
White House
Stee
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