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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1928
Page
9
A compiled notices page lists Grace Methodist Episcopal and First Free Methodist in Beatrice area schedules with morning and evening worships, Sabbath school, and special services. It also covers Salem Evangelical Trinity Memorial Episcopal and several Swedish and Norwegian congregations with sermon topics, guest speakers, and midweek activities for summer worship.
Sunday school at ten, morning sermon at eleven by Rev. Harold F. Stoddard. Evening union service at First Presbyterian with Rev. Raymon M. Kistler. Midweek devotion at seven thirty Wednesday.
Frank W. Shope, pastor, preaches at Forest chapel at 9:30. Sunday school led by Jesse Thompson at Sugargrove at 10. Morning worship at 11 with sermon on Pergamene Christians. Services also at Lottsville at 12:30 and 8 p.m. with sermon Where We Going Tonight. Epworth League at 7:15.
Rev Stebbins pastor at EPWORTH M E 2021 Pa Ave East. Sunday school 10 public preaching 11 60 sermon by pastor. August no regular services due to Rev Stebbins vacation. Also notes St John’s Christian Endeavor 715 pm slides and a National Missions lecture. First Methodist Market St and Second Ave service at 1030 am sermon Fifty first Psalm expository study. Mixed quartet sings Jesus Savior Pilot Me violin Ave Maria. Church school convenes at 12 with Dr Raymon Kistler preaching.
Corydon churches announce morning and evening worship at the Nazarene and Methodist Episcopal congregations. Rev W E Johnson leads Sunday school at 9 45 with a Red and Blue contest, morning sermon The Vine and the Branches, evangelistic service at 7 30 p m Keeping Yourself in the Love of God, and choir music. Methodist service at 10 a m and 11 a m features a sermon on God s ultimatum to the church and the unchurched.
A Russell Methodist Episcopal notice announces pastor A. A. Swanson leading Sunday school at 10 a m with T T Moll. divine worship at 11 o'clock featuring the sermon Rest Which Jesus Gives. Epworth League at 6 30 p m. Public welcome.
A notice lists Sunday school at 10 o'clock a.m. and worship at B o'clock with Epworth League at 7 p.m. Mrs Harrington leads the group. The message urges true worship as uplifting and invites readers to contribute and benefit. Classified ads are encouraged in The Tribune.
July 28 report says Patrolman Justin Praser crawled through a tight eight inch gap between stone walls to save a four year old boy trapped in an alley. The operation required about two pounds of fresh patrolman courage and resulted in the boy’s rescue.
The Elder writes to Gaius praising him for walking in the truth and aiding fellow believers, including strangers, and urging support for such workers who travel for the gospel. He warns of Diotrephes who rejects the brethren, and plans to confront these deeds if he comes. Demetrius is praised for a good report and the letter closes with hopes to meet and greet friends.
J H Lundgren pastor of Sheffield invites Rev Axel W Nordeen of Dawson Minnesota to deliver a 2 o clock sermon this Sunday. Nordeen is expected to share spiritual reflections and address the congregation on faith and community. The event invites all local residents to attend and support the service.
Stoneham J G Ginader pastors a Sunday service at 9 30 and Sunday school at 10 80. Attendees are cordially invited to join the worship and learning time at the church.
Cleveland July 28 The election of E J Kulas president of Otis and Midland Steel Companies to the Pittsburgh and West Virginia railroad board was announced by F E and C F Taplin at Cleveland today.
A letter fragment asserts the honest life of a righteous man and the unseen witness of the truth itself. The writer promises a forthcoming face to face discussion and sends regards to friends, asking them to remember him.
David Brown aged 72 a pioneer oil operator in Jefferson County died at his home in Punxsutawney Pa yesterday. Born in the county he spent his life in oil field work and was active in local business affairs. He is survived by his wife two sons and a daughter. Funeral services will be held at the family home with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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