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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1922
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes list Cory Pa post office matter and a person named Arthur Colegrove. Includes publisher and class mail designation with unclear dates or context.
The text reflects Easter as a yearly festival marking the resurrection of spring and the awakening of life after winter. It speaks to Christian and heathen traditions, urging renewal, hope, and tolerance among people throughout the year.
A heated discussion in Washington centers on post treaty navy policy and the size of the fleet. Opponents argue for a strong United States force while warning against cutting defenses or weakening the treaty framework.
The community outlines Easter programs at First Baptist First Alliance First Presbyterian and St Pauls Lutheran churches. Readings, sermons on The Resurrection and the Life, choir performances, and morning and evening services with special Easter lessons and offerings.
A jumble of church schedules and doctrinal notes outlines regeneration and resurrection doctrines, with services from the Church of Christ Scientist and multiple local congregations. The text lists specific mass times, meetings, and events at Columbus Community Church and nearby parishes, along with names and locations such as Washington and Worth streets and Cox Jamuls in Jamus, Pa.
Emmanuel Church and United Brethren Church in Port or Smith area present morning services at 11 AM with hymns and organ music. The United Brethren Church on North Tanton Street offers Bible School at 9:30 AM, 11 AM Resurrection message, and 4 PM Junior Endeavor, 5:30 PM Senior Endeavor, 7:30 PM evangelistic service amid appeals for donations of plants and mowers for a church project.
A political notice announces a candidate for the Pennsylvania Assembly Third District. Subject to Republican primaries on May 16, the filing lists Erle Atv of Erle and Laverne Raymon d of Greenfield as associated names.
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