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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1935
Page
6
Sunday church schedules across multiple congregations outline worships, classes, and services from St Pauls Lutheran Palm Sunday to United Brethren, Baptist, Episcopal and other churches. Listings include pastors, service times, Sunday schools, confirmations, Holy Week activities, and evening evangelistic meetings across Palm Street and Center streets.
Corry's Alliance Church will close Rev Morton Scruby's ministry with three services Sunday. A large crowd is expected as he speaks on War Clouds Over America and The World's Midnight Hour. Rev Clifford Ericson leads singing. Rev B R Lewis urges early attendance for seating.
Morning service at 11:00 A M and evening evangelistic service at 7 45 P M continue each evening except Saturday led by Rev and Mrs Chas Shuss. Shuss, fresh from Harrisburg meetings, will arrive Monday and be present Monday evening. Crowds grow. souls are being stirred. public invited to all services.
The Presbyterian church choir directed by Maj. R. S. Dewey will present a vesper service on Sunday at 4:00 PM featuring piano and organ preludes, vocal solos, violin and trumpet pieces, and choral anthems. Guest soloists assist in performances of works by Bizet, Gounod, Schubert, Faure, and others, with organ and piano accompaniment throughout.
The Spencer Literary Society met at the Spencer School house Friday evening for a business hour and an in depth program. Gerald Miller read The News with instrumental music by Donald Lamson. A one act play by the Dramatic Class directed by Thomas Roelofs followed with Alberta Kimmey Helen Wajuski Gerald Bissell and Donald Maison taking part. Roelofs spoke about the class work and goals. Music by Gerald Bissell Mr Munsee and Kenneth Lines closed the entertainment. Mrs Crowell and Mrs D Sorenson were named entertainment committees for the next meeting. Mrs Freak Hayes of North Girard Pa visits Miss Mina L Terry in Concord Street.
The lesson focuses on Jesus Christ dying for sinners not out of merit but from love as God demonstrates his love while humanity is still lost in sin. It centers on the golden text from John, emphasizing salvation through Christ's atoning death.
Public sale notices list farm auction and household goods to be sold at Corry area locations. Frist item describes sale 44 miles southwest of Corry on Corry Spar tansburg highway Monday April 15 1925 at 1 PM including cattle horses sheep tools and cash terms. Second sale at Mayflower Lodge Little Corry Findley Lake N Y April 15 1 PM with many antiques clocks piano furniture glassware sewing machines and more cash terms. Also sale near Centerville April 18 at 3 miles west featuring Jersey cows oats corn hay tools and household goods. Executors notice for Clara M Osborne estate announces letters testamentary granted to Henry B Fisk with payment and claims process.
Mary E James Missionary Circle of the Methodist Episcopal Church met Friday evening at Mrs Hazel Rauschers home. President Verna Foster led business and devotionals were by Mrs Artens Eisenman. Papers read covered hospital work and gifts from Japan. Delegation planned for April 23 convention at Cambridge Springs.
In a bizarre case Maurice Berger alleges a pallet named Monk, described as monkey faced, is smarter than ordinary pallets. The incident arose from a freak pot in Berger's house, with the pallet allegedly behaving unusually.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a district, Greenville, and Brown but lacks coherent facts or a complete item to summarize as a readable newspaper card.
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