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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1927
Page
9
Excerpt from a historical Bible text chapter detailing Paul an apostle under God and Jesus Christ giving Timothy guidance at Ephesus. It emphasizes guarding against false doctrine, the purpose of the law, mercy toward sinners, and final exhortations to faith, conscience, and everlasting life.
Corydon Church of the Nazarene led by Pastor Reiff hosts a long Sunday service at 10 a m with preaching at 11. New York P. 8 speaks at 6 30 p m on Samson. Evangelistic service follows at 7 30 p m with prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. Members invite all to return to Jesus.
Raymond E. Muthard, pastor, leads Sunday morning worship at 11:00 with the sermon How and Why the Church in Increasing its Activities. Evening service at 7:20, morning Sunday School at 10:00, Christian Endeavor for youth at 7:20, midweek prayer Thursday at 7:49.
First Evangelical invites the public to a week of meetings led by Pastor H E Dornheim. Sunday activities include a 9 45 a m Sunday school and 11 a m worship with a Work That Pays sermon, plus an evening service at 7 30 p m on Divine Protection Hedges. Tuesday features a cornb roast by Warren Albright Brotherhood at Charles Cole's home. Wednesday Day of Prayer and Visitation at 7 30 p m, and Thursday the W M S meets at 7330. A warm welcome awaits all.
Paul an apostle by the command of God and Christ Jesus writes to Timothy my true child in faith. He warns Ephesian elders to resist false teaching and fruitless talk and urges love from a pure heart a good conscience and sincere faith. He cites the law as good when used rightly and notes mercy given to him as the foremost sinner to show Christ Jesus came to save. The passage ends with a blessing to the eternal king and a charge to Timothy to fight the good fight and guard the faith, mentioning Hymenaeus and Alexander as examples corrected by Paul.
A Sheffield church notice outlines ongoing revival meetings led by Rev. David H. Johnson with services Sunday at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m Swedish and English, plus English choral support from Warren Mission. First Free Methodist presents quarterly events including Sunday school 9 30 a m love feast 10 15 a m ministry at 11 a m and evangelistic service 12 7 30 p m with Rev. A J Hill. Additional plans cover the annual circuit meeting and church activities. A separate report quotes a Prominent banker commenting on foreign debt and a Habloid reporter asking about a possible divorce.
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Church notices from multiple denominations in Erie outline morning and evening worships, Sunday school times, midweek services, special music and guest pastors. Named churches include First Presbyterian, Second Presbyterian, First Pentecostal Mission, Trinity Memorial, Swedish Lutheran, Gospel Workers, First Lutheran, Salem Evangelical, First Methodist, First Church of Christ Scientist, Emanuel Reformed, and First United Brethren with times and themes for September Sundays and midweek events.
The page lists events from Swedish English M E Fourth Avenue with a rally day Oct 2 and services at 11 am and 7 20 pm, plus a Wednesday English prayer meeting at 7 45 and a Swedish gathering. Nazene Mission on Penna Ave East schedules Sunday school at 10, worship at 11, class at 6 30 and preaching at 7 30 by Rev L Benson, plus prayer meetings. Ladies Aid officers named Emma Westling Alf Nero Julia Carcow. Barron article notes Barron predicting Coolidge and Smith as nominees and Tribune Insurance promotion.
Harold F. Stoddard will lead the morning sermon at First Baptist Market Street with a theme The Marks of Love. Evening talks address Gan Politica and Religion Mix with local political notes. Special music by Studies Quartette and Miss Viol Lingmark Trio. Cordial invitation extended. No church meetings next week due to Oil Creek Association in Oil City. The Salvation Army holds services with Col Joseph Atkinsst speaking. Open air then indoor service. Jail service at 9:30, business meeting 11, company meeting 2, open air 7:30, Salvation 8. Weeknight services Tuesday Thursday Friday Saturday. Captain Opal Wharf and Lieut Grace Eilenberger in command.
Garland pastor C N Doolittle invites Bible school at 11 a m and preaching at 7 30 p m with the subject Rebecca at the Well Torpedo adjunct offers Bible school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m with the subject Twins Tribune advertises it pays to carry the paper.
Market Street near Third hosts Sunday school teachers training focusing on follow up with absent scholars. Main Sunday 18 theme The Last Supper. Sermon Things to Thank God For. Morning Swedish worship 11. Evening English service 7 20. Choir and male chorus rehearsals. refreshments after services. Willing Workers festival Thursday 8 with offering. Young People society Friday 2 at church parlors. Swedish Baptist on Redwood and Center Street lists Sunday school 9 45 and new classes, morning Swedish 11, English evening 7 30. leaders tried to suppress the evidence topic. Additional services and class meetings scheduled midweek.
A lesson from scripture recounts Rehoboam’s brutal reply to a protest over heavy burdens, sparking a rebellion that divided Israel and Judah. It warns parents to value character over wealth, urging focus on raising the next generation with high ideals rather than pursuing material glory.
Washington diplomats echo anxiety over a Russian separate peace as Germany’s rulers rally support against Wilson’s stance. The president’s rejection of the Pope peace offer is presented abroad to galvanize German public opinion. Results and possession terms appear secondary to broader political maneuvering.
A two hour exchange of machine gun and rifle fire occurred at the Lick Run coal mine in Mille Ohio as attackers and guards clashed over attempts to operate the non union property. No injuries were reported. Dynamite caps and fuses were found near the scene amid the battle.
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