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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1953
Page
6
Fragmentary note extols the Church as greatest and for building character and sound moral life. It urges community support and Bible day teaching linked to Hebrews and Peter, but text is garbled with missing words and unclear attribution.
A compilation of Sunday worship times and weekly activities for multiple churches including First Baptist West Pleasant Street, Emmanuel Parish, St Pauls Lutheran East South Center, Salvation Army East Washington, First Methodist South Center East Pleasant, Seventh Day Adventist North Center, Evangelical United Brethren North Center, Church of the Nazarene Essex near Washington, Christian Missionary Alliance East Washington Maple, First Pentecostal West Pleasant, St Thomas the Apostle West Washington, First Church of Christ Scientist Park Street, and First Presbyterian Corner South Center West Pleasant with service hours, Masses, Sunday School and youth meetings.
A list of advertisers includes Bracken Funeral Home Pauls Men s Wear House of Flowers Damon's Pennzoil Service Model Dairy Co Thomas Motors of Corry Inc EE Guignon Ajax Iron Works Olds the Florist Phillips Schaub Wallpaper Paint Crystal Coal Co Fogle Lumber Co Corry Jamestown Mfg Co Hammond Elevator Co The Corry Bakery Western Auto Stora reflecting a broad business roster backing local initiatives.
Local pastors submitted notices for tomorrows services at St Pauls Lutheran First Methodist First Baptist. Sermons titled You Are Able Fit for the Kingdom and by Rev Helman and Whiteman plus gospel reading from Providence Bible Institute.
Ione Bakerink and James Van Earden were elected to the Clymer Grange League Federation co operative store members committee at a meeting attended by about 250 patrons and families at Clymer Central School. Clifford Tenthen acted as chair as terms of Raymond Willink and Tentulsen expired. Walter Butcher reported on last year’s business, Ferris Middlemast reviewed annual volume, James Eiswald led an audience participation contest with prizes, and 85 Grange ladies took part in a cake-baking contest with awards to Ivy Damcott Grace Hunter and Treva Beckerink. judges were Soderstrom Gretley and Colestove. Cake and ice cream were served afterward.
The analysis argues national security outlays will reach about 30 billion annually as long as the Cold War with Australia lasts. A potential 20 billion decline is noted if fighting ceases, with wage and employment trends seen as peaking soon. War to peace economy shifts discussed.
The speaker argues workers overlook how higher wartime wages came from new machinery. He notes inventions boost productivity and warn that measuring research and machinery spending reveals how much a firm can raise pay. He remains hopeful about upcoming machines and processes.
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