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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1954
Page
6
Local notices list weekly schedules for First Methodist Church St Thomas the Apostle St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church and related activities including Sunday masses catechism choir rehearsals youth groups and midweek prayers with specific times and hosts. It also notes sermon titles such as Jesus Our Savior and He Drove Man Out along with fellowship and senior memberships and WSCS circle meetings.
A dense listing of Sunday through Saturday services and events for multiple downtown churches. Highlights include First Presbyterian Church activities with sermons, Sunday School, and youth events. Emmanuel Episcopal, Seventh Day Adventist, First Pentecostal, Evangelical United Brethren, Salvation Army, Church of the Nazarene, First Baptist and related group meetings. Includes times for worship, Bible study, choir practices, youth programs, and special meetings across West Pleasant Street, North Center Street, East Washington Street, and Essex Street.
Community church schedule notes services at First Church of Christ Scientist 114 Park Street Sunday School 9 30 am Church 11 am service. Reading room open Wednesday 2 00 to 4 00 pm. Elizabeth Street parish Masses and Lent services listed. Christian Missionary Alliance Church Corner East Washington Street and Maple Avenue announces Bible School Worship Youth Fellowship and evangelistic service with prayers and meetings through the week.
Advertising sponsors include Bracken Funeral Home Pauls Mens Wear Phillips Martin Motor Sales Model Dairy Company Thomas Motors of Corry Inc E E Guignon Ajax Iron Works Olds the Florist Schaub Wallpaper Paint Crystal Coal Company Fogle Lumber Corry Jamestown Mfg Co Hammond Elevator Corry Bakery Western Auto Rex Theatre Guy W Bennink Insurance Brigham Hardware Franz Furniture
Plan for General Hoyt Vandenberg, former USAF chief of staff, to receive a soldier's burial at Arlington National Cemetery on Monday. He died yesterday at age 55 after a long cancer illness at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Funeral services will be in Washington Cathedral and a weather permitting air salute parade of jet planes is planned.
The Community Church of Columbus celebrates its 115th anniversary as it hosts the Western Pennsylvania Association of Congregational Christian Churches April 6 and 7. Officials from Pittsburgh and nearby areas will attend to conduct association business. Rev. Cleon Swarts will present the semi annual report and Rev. John Machel of Jamestown will preach at the Monday service open to the public. Registration begins Monday at 2 p.m. and ends Tuesday noon.
Police in Boston are checking memory that Mary Carmella Fondy, a 22 year old Erie telephone company clerk, vanished from Erie over ten weeks ago. State Police at Lawrence Park sent her description to Boston authorities after a lead suggested she was seen there.
County GOP chair George Wilson refused to intervene in the scheduled dismissal of two Department of Highways employees, reportedly for political reasons, after discussions with Erie Republicans and attorneys. The urgency came as McBride opponents sought party posts and sponsorship changes.
Washington reports the Communist party plans to oppose moves to outlaw it in next week’s hearings. Rep. Graham, chair of a House Judiciary subcommittee, said chairman William Z. Foster or a spokesman will be allowed to testify Wednesday. Foster’s attendance was uncertain due to illness, but the party will send a representative from New York who wants to be heard.
Babson argues about measuring investor impatience through charts and brain waves, citing Dr. Ernest Furthgott and studies of electrical skin signals. He envisions mass diagnostics of communities and suggests television can reveal character. He cites Kefauver hearings and a December poll showing under five percent discouraged, signaling continued prosperity.
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