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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1938
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR lines reference pitchers and players with vague details. No clear event, teams, dates, or outcomes are discernible to form a factual summary.
A crowded schedule of worship at Corry churches lists First Methodist Episcopal at Center and Pleasant with Rev. Perry P. Haines and several parish events. Also noted are St Elizabeth’s Roman Catholic, Bethel Tabernacle, Church of the Nazarene, Emmanuel Episcopal, United Brethren in Christ, and Saint Paul’s Lutheran services with times, leaders, and upcoming activities for August including Sunday School, morning worship, youth meetings, and prayer sessions.
Rev. William H. Garnett pastor as church school superintendent. Morning service at 1:00 AM. Wednesday evening prayer service Sunday evening church service and the Christian Endeavor meeting are discontinued until further notice.
The August rally of the Frie county Christian Endeavor Society will be held next Thursday evening at 7:45 at the United Brethren in Christchurch. For six months these rallies have drawn 150 to 350 interdenominational youths and leaders from Evie county. The program includes devotions by the First Presbyterian Church Erie C. B. Society, music by the Half-Moon colored quartet of Shiloh Baptist Church, Erie, a song service led by Mrs. Autum Leonard and Mrs. I. Steffey, Chestnut Street Presbyterian Church, Erie, and a sermon by Rev. H. Ray Harris on Great Expectations. A social period follows the service.
The notice lists church activities across Corry including the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church led by Rev. C. J. Chrimes with services from 0:45 AM Sunday School to evangelistic evening, plus Rev. Samuel Kerr of India. Also shown are St Thomas RC Church, Salvation Army, Church of the Nazarene, Elgin area churches, and Spencer School House gatherings with multiple services, classes, and open-air meetings throughout the week.
The Pomona Grange sponsors a Go to Church Sunday on August 21 at 8 p m standard time. The service will be at United Presbyterian church in Waterford with Rev Ivan Shreve of North East preaching. Special music planned. All Grangers urged to attend and bring Patron song book. public welcome.
Under the Pennsylvania Motor Federation a new campaign begins to prevent diversion of gasoline taxes and motor funds from road building and maintenance. Leader- ship by Edward Gable of the federation centers on a constitutional amendment to restrict fund use to highway costs and related debt service, with sponsors in both houses and a two-session approval path and popular vote.
Wilix Price was elected president at a Bible class meeting held last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Lymn Campbell. Other officers elected were Hawai Armitage vice president Mrs B McClintock secretary Mrs Catil Ross assistant secretary William Holfast treasurer Mr Robert Davis historian Floyd Daugherty chaplain G T Bergman teacher and Mrs Hugh Mosher assistant teacher. A picnic supper preceded the meeting attended by twenty seven members and thirteen children. The president presented a pietine to the class for display in the classroom. The committee included Mrs Campbell Mrs Lois Carrier and Mr and Mrs Floyd Daugherty.
The article argues that the Holding Company Act will aid the power sector by enabling the PWA to loan and gift funds for public power plants, while criticizing rates under private utilities. It questions whether government funding truly lowers costs and urges scrutiny of congressmen who supported or opposed related amendments.
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