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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1960
Page
4
The Corry Journal declares it is published daily except Sunday with staff and PE details. It lists management, advertising, and AP affiliation, plus mailing and carrier subscription rates and display advertising deadline guidance.
Fidel Castro shows a consistent pattern of defying international norms by rejecting the Rio pact while not severing ties to the world. His unilateral denunciation signals his aim to fuel anti–American sentiment and to preempt Latin American demands on clarifying his govt stance in the dictatorship versus democracy conflict.
The National Safety Council reports 2,370 people died in traffic accidents nationwide in February, the first monthly toll under the prior year in three months. The figure reflects a drop versus February last year and highlights ongoing road safety concerns across the country.
Ridgway company agrees to pay 2.6l in silver dollars as a settlement of a dispute over bonuses for June to September 1959. The union alleged unfair labor practices, denied by the firm, and the case will end without further litigation. Payment will be three cents per hour to eligible employees, per prior practice, with NC approval. Local 502, IVE notes ongoing contract talks with management.
Funeral services were held at Bracken Funeral Home for Mrs B Catherine Scholton, with Rev Paul Bayler officiating. Burial followed in West Lawn Cemetery, Columbia. Bearers included EE Bush, Worth Hammond Sr, Donald Engle, Lee Peebles, Bruno Spitrasa, and Ernest Burth. Relatives from away attended, among them Mr and Mrs Boyd Capwell, Avon Park, Charles Hughes of Lakeland, Dr Nanald Tranthin, and several Gleason and Capwell family members from multiple towns.
The Works Progress Administration began discharging 200000 workers to reduce relief rolls by 700000 in three months. Flood conditions hit Corry with rivers flooding flats and lowlands while berms washed out on highways. George J Hamiburder, 58, a former Corry pharmacist, lies injured in St Vincent's Hospital after being struck by a car in Erie.
In a Friday ceremony at the Baptist Church parsonage Rev P W Troy united Horace Leslie and Pauline Crandall in marriage. The groom works at Ajax Tran Works. Also noted are new Home Nursing classes forming and a Benefit Dance by Messenger's Orchestra at Maceabee Hall Friday evening.
Corry PA Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church oncord and East South Streets lists Rev B A Ortner with a schedule including 9 45 a m church school 7 00 p m Luther League and 8 00 p m church school teachers meeting Nursery for small children catechetical class teen talk USCW youth devotions vespers and choirs morning devotions broadcast on WOTR weekdays plus various circles and councils through Friday and Saturday morning devotions.
A reflection on money’s role in life grounded in a biblical view. It cites 1 Timothy 6 9 10 about the dangers of loving wealth and notes newspapers show real losses from financial wrongdoing. The piece urges church attendance and fellowship as guidance for avoiding temptations and building a successful life.
The notice outlines a full week of church activities at First Presbyterian Church corner South Center and West Pleasant Streets led by Rev. Paul F. Bauer. It includes Sacrament of the Lords Supper, Communicants Class, Church School, Mourning Worship, new member reception, Junior Church, adult choir rehearsal, junior high fellowship dinner, circle devotional, Rainbow Girls, Girl Scout troops 380 381 39 398, supervised recreation, Spire Spiritual Life group, Youth Lenten service, Women's Association, Youth Choir,JOY class and supervised gym recreation with various meeting times across Monday through Thursday.
Albert B. Neil, pastor, leads Sabbath services on North Center Street with Sabbath School at 10 a.m. and Divine Worship at 11 a.m. A Wednesday prayer meeting is scheduled for 8 p.m. Local church notices invite attendance and participation.
Sunday services listed for Clymer Methodist and Evangelical United Brethren Church at 10100 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 7:45 p.m. Evening Worship 9:15 a.m. Prayer meeting 11:00 a.m. Sunday School guest evangelist Rev. Richard Krieger leads New Life Crusade close with Cunningham twins 6:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship 4:00 p.m. Catechism 9:15 a.m. Cottage Prayer 8:00 p.m. Deb Oyan Circle Rebekah Circle Lenten services 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship 8:00 p.m. Amsey class 8:00 p.m. Cottage Prayer updates
Ajax Iron Works E. E. Guignon Bracken Funeral Home Crystal Coal Co. Fogle Lumber Co. St. George Funeral Home listed in the latest public notices reflecting business changes and service offerings in the area.
Readable items show weekly worship times and activities for Abbe Reformed Bear Lake Eyb Church North Clymer EUE Church and First Church of Christ Scientist East Columbus Avenue. Activities include Bible study, Sunday School, morning and evening services, youth and prayer meetings, choir practice, and a church reading room schedule, with varied weekday meetings and programs.
A reader listing shows Mass times at Saint Thomas the Apostle R C Church and other local churches in Corry Pa, with weekday and holy day masses, Sunday school and worship services, youth and adult fellowships, midweek prayers, choir rehearsals, and broadcasts on WOTR. Other entries include Wayne Valley E R Route and Nazare ne Essex Street services with schedules and program notes.
In Columbus PA Rev R A Merrifield leads a 9 45 p m Sunday School and an 11 00 a m Morning Worship with Baptism. Our Great Commission and Pilgrim Fellowship hymn sing follow at 7 00 p m. St Elizabeths Br 0 West Pleasant Street Rev Cyril Bronz notes Sunday Masses at 8 15 and 10 30 a m with weekday Mass at 7 30 a m and Holy Day Masses at 7 30 a m and 7 30 p m.
Findley Lake Sherman Road hosts Rev Gerald M Lundeen for Sunday School at 10 00 a m and Morning Worship at 2 00 p m Nursery runs 10 to noon Youth programs and evening services listed Chorus practice and mid week Hour of Power Hour Religious Education classes continue Thursday at Findley Lake Elementary School.
Emmanuel Episcopal on Smith and Center Streets lists Rev. William C Seite Jr leading Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. and 9:45 a.m. broadcasts on WOTR, with church school at 9:45, Morning Prayer at 11:00, Young People's Fellowship at 7:30, and various midweek services including Lenten children’s service and evening prayers. Corry Assembly of God at 102 West Pleasant Street led by Rev. LeRoy W Wiley offers Sunday School at 9:45, Youth Group at 7:00, evangelistic service at 1:45, workers conference, and prayer meetings throughout the week.
The article lists church services and activities for several local congregations. It covers Christian and Missionary Alliance events on Washington Street and Maple Avenue, First Methodist Church, and First Baptist Church on Pleasant Street and Second Avenue, including service times, youth groups, circles, and midweek meetings. It notes radio airings on WOTR and various devotional and study activities across days.
Sunday evening service at Wheelock Church 8 pm sermon by Rev Richard Miller Fruitful Life 7 pm Young People Salvation Army East Washington Street Captain and Mrs Richard Dean 10 pm Company 10 am Recruit Preparatory Class 11 am Holiness Meeting 11 pm Junior Church 14500 8 m Junior Soldiers Meeting 6 15 pm Young Peoples Legion 100 pm Open Air Street Service 7 40 pm Salvation Service Tuesday 4 pm Bible Club 740 pm Ladies Home League 7 30 pm Men's Club Wednesday 7 pm Torch Bearers Crusader Group 8 pm Higher and Li Grade Corps Cadets Thursday 10 00 pm Prayer Meeting 7 pm Open Air 4 30 pm Praise Meeting pb m Soldiers Meeting 8 30 pm Senior Songster Practice 5 pm Quartet Practice Saturday 5 pm Junior Band Practice 30 pm Junior Songsters 6 00 pm Senior Band
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