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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1928
Page
9
A long church notices page lists services across multiple Warren congregations. It covers Sunday school times, morning worship, evening services and special events such as anniversaries and union services. Churches include First Free Methodist, First United Brethren, First Methodists, First Lutheran, First Evangelical, and Swedish Lutheran with pastors named and locations given.
Sunday School and services planned at Fourth Avenue with both English and Swedish congregations. A picnic is set for June 30 and a joint 10:40 Sunday service plus 7:30 English sermon on Job and fiery trials. Prayer meetings weekly, and a large Summer Ladies Aid festival with program and refreshments.
Emanuel Reformed Church announces summer schedules with German and English services at 9:30 and 11:16 a.m. A church school for ages 21 and an afternoon or evening program are listed. Other notices include Martha Society picnic at Mineral Springs, a Swedish Baptist session with diplomas, and Salem Evangelical’s Holy Communion and varied weekly activities.
The services for Sunday June 17 include Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. classes for all ages and a preaching sermon by the pastor at 11:00. Evening worship begins at 7:30. Come and worship with us.
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 211 Liberty Street holds Sunday services at 10 45 with the sermon Is the Universe Including More evolved by Atonic Force and a 12 oclock Sunday school. Trinity Memorial Episcopal at Penns Ave and Poplar Sts lists Holy Eucharist 8 10, church school 10, family day 11, union service 7 30, plus M C A event.
Worship at 11:00 a.m. and 7:50 p.m. with special music. The 11 o’clock sermon is Apply ing the Wisdom of Jesus and the 7:30 p.m. sermon is The Commuters Religion. Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. had fifty more attendees than last year.
Corydon Methodist Episcopal G. W. Phillipe pastor announces 10 p m Sunday school 11 am public worship and sermon What is Christianity 8 p m long service and sermon patriotic program July 1 morning. Church of the Nazarenes W E Johnson pastor Sunday school 945 am preaching 1045 am elements of heart holiness young people service 130 pm evening service 730 pm three pictures of lost humans hearty welcome to all.
The Pilgrim Holiness Church in Sheffield announces a Sunday service at 3:30 PM featuring a sermon on When the Guests Failed to Come by J B Lendgren. Swedish language understanding invited and worship follows regular schedule including Sunday school at 10 AM and 11 AM preaching. Women's prayer meeting Tuesday at 2 PM, and Thursday prayer and praise at 7:36 PM with Rev P R Sandy and Miss Mildred Watt noted in notice.
Russell church outlines 10 o'clock Sunday School led by T. T. Moll and 11 o'clock Divine Worship with a sermon on Married for Life. Children’s Day services filled the chored capacity last Sabbath, and 6:30 Epworth League gathers. public invited for thoughtful, life affirming sessions.
A weekly schedule announces regular preaching at the Torpedo Community Church with Thursday evening services at 8 15 p m led by Rev G Harry Nelson of Warren. The notice invites all residents to attend and to read the classifieds carefully for cautious buyers.
Frank W. Shope is pastor as revival services continue two weeks with Rev. J. S. Ganzel the evangelist. Saturday evening topic is Giving Thanks. Morning service at 11 includes Three Cups. Epworth League at 7 15. Evening service at 8 with Safety First of the Bible. Free will offerings requested. Meetings also in Lottaville daily for two weeks at 7:45. Forest Chapel at 9:30 features Rev. F. W. Shope preaching Moneyarch or Slave Which.
Shamokin borough is offering a $25,000 bond issue at four percent interest but has not attracted buyers. Officials may raise the rate as the money is badly needed. The article also notes an upcoming church service in Stoneram with pastor Ginader preaching at 9:30 a.m. and Sunday school at 10:30.
The treasury reports a net balance of 31,721,20.62 on June 14. Customs receipts for the month up to June 14 totaled 20,788,526.71.
Legal notices announce Letters of Administration on the estate of Frank G Wagner Inte and request payment from heirs. A separate court notice to Jane C Hannah or mortgage holders details a land dispute in Grand Valley Borough with an unsatisfied loan paid off and a hearing set for July 6, 1928, in Warren County Court.
Excerpt from the New Testament American Translation by Edgar J. Goodspeed Chapter 1. The text presents the opening declarations about the Word of life and fellowship with God and Jesus Christ. It notes walking in the light, confession of sins, forgiveness, and righteousness as central themes. The fragmentary OCR shows early verses on fellowship, truth, and sin.
Matthew J. Peacock, longtime Pittsburgh U S Weather Bureau observer from Eastport Maine since 1924, is reassigned to Ithaca New York. Bernard N White, formerly Charleston South Carolina assistant observer, will replace Peacock at Pittsburgh.
A biblical excerpt recounts the apostles witness to eternal life with the Father. It emphasizes walking in the light, fellowship with believers, forgiveness through Jesus blood, and the danger of denying sin.
Cleveland announces The Plain Dealer The News and The Press will raise prices from two to three cents starting Monday June 18. Akron Times-Press and Akron Beacon Journal follow with a similar three cent price hike beginning Monday.
Puzzle text lists numerous horizontal and vertical clues with garbled words and partial answers reflecting yesterday’s grid. The fragmentary readout includes numbering like 5a 8 9 and many misprinted terms, offering a glimpse of a themed crossword solution amid editorial noise.
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