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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1914
Page
8
A Baptist minister Rev. Martin led prayer at a Methodist Indoor Camp meeting. Miss Florence Heal and Hodge preached on Malachi. Hodge described the blessing as the Holy Spirit, citing Joel and Acts, noting the Trinity’s gift as the greatest blessing to man.
The sermon argues grace supports living believers, not dying grace alone. It emphasizes tithing as a reconnecting link with God, expressing love and trust, and receiving the Holy Spirit. At the altar, attendees offered surrendered lives and prayers, ending with Rev. Hodge's Quaker Benediction inviting attendees to greet three others with a blessing.
Corry Lodge No. 769 1. P. O. Elks announces a regular session on Thursday evening April 2 at 8 o clock to conduct general business and install the officers for the ensuing year. Linene will be served after lodge. Ws W Moogaridge Ex Ruters raett
Our aim and object is to have the right goods at the right time and price. New neckwear effects feature ribbon and bead combinations in all colors, priced at 25 and 50 cents each. The city offers an unmatched glove assortment including kid, silk gloves with various clasps and buttons, and specials on women’s black silk hose at three for a dollar.
A large shipment of kimonas arrives this week featuring crepe and silk fabrics with beautiful designs. The garments are handsomely trimmed and properly priced for shoppers seeking quality traditional attire.
A market display highlights crepe fabrics in plain colors with self stripes and printed effects. Described as fashion’s last word for gowns, priced at 25 cents per yard.
The store announces fresh coats arriving with style and material changes. New colors include Tango Copper and New Blue. Visit to see them.
New millinery offers a wide range of trimmed hats and untrimmed shapes with flowers in late colors and ribbons in plain and fancy weaves. The shop is busy and ready to prepare your Haster Hat for you.
A confused inventory by a local dealer named Conn Haart Erey led to a missing diamond from a ring. The thief or responsible person left clues in pay markings and the ring was later returned through mall channels. The small diamond is described as valuable by the dealer despite its tiny size.
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