Corry Churches List Reflects Broad Local Christian Presence
A compiled guide lists numerous religious congregations in Corry including Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, Catholic, Episcopal, Lutheran, Nazarenes and Christian Science. It notes service times at several churches such as First Baptist on West Pleasant and Second Avenue, St Thomas and St Elizabeth’s, with details on Sunday schools, sermons, and extra gatherings. Saint Elizabeth’s Mass times and reading room hours for Christian Science, along with a Salvation Army schedule and Union Church notes in nearby Carter Fill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fed “Taberraote
East Church
Methedist Church
Aenter and
Pleasant
Aifot Presbyterian Church
W. Pleasant
Center St
Seventh Day Adventist Church
V. Center St
St Elizabeth's Te. C
W. Pleasant St
St. Thomas’ R. C
W. Washington St. St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
E. South and Concord Sts
the Salvation Army
ST. Elizabeth's J. C
St. Hilaubeth's
West Pleasant Street
Carl L. Heldt
Arrow Shots Ties Underwear At Paul’s Men’s Wear
Arrow shop highlights ties and underwear options at Paul’s Men’s Wear located on Center Street, featuring a range of apparel for men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARROW
Paul‘s
Center St
Guy W Bennine General Insurance Service Ad
Corry Pennsylvania business listing for GUY W BENNINE offering all forms of insurance at Center Street with contact number 35-dg1. Provides address and phone in a local directory style entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GUY W. Bennine General Insurance
Center St
Corry
Insurance Agency
Nu Center
Church Notices and Advertised Local Businesses
A listing of church activities and a roster of local businesses supporting publicity for Sunday services. Emanuel Episcopal and United Brethren churches outline service times, sermons, Sunday School details, and weeknight meetings. Local firms such as Widmann's Dept Store and Western Auto Store are thanked for publicizing church activities.
Faith and Church Services in Local Listings
The notice lists services and activities at multiple churches including First Methodist Church at Corner Pleasant and South Center with pastor P A Galbreath and superintendent Ralph S. Devey. It notes Sunday schedule, Thursday prayer meeting, and no Sunday evening service until September 1. Also covered are The Grokenstraw Parish Columbus Spring Creek and Blue Eye Wesleyan Methodist Church with their respective service times and superintendents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Pleasant
South Center Sheets
House of God
Blue Eye Wesleyan Methodist Church
James Hersman
Hersman
Bethel Tabernacle and Nearby Churches Service Times
Bethel Tabernacle at 36 East Church Street with Rev Herman W Reeser holds Sunday School at 11:00 and morning worship at 11:00, gospel service at 7:30, and midweek prayer on Wednesday at 7:45. Spartansburg Gospel Tabernacle led by Rev O A Thompson schedules 10:30 Sunday School and 1:30 Morning Worship with 1:16 Evangelistic service, Thursday prayer and Bible study at 8. Seventeenth Day Adventist at North Center near Hear Creek led by Erie A Beavon proclaims Sabbath observance with Sabbath School at 7:00 and Church Service at 1:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Methodist
TL P
Armitage
Ridge
McCray
Elgin
First Baptist Church
West Pleasant Street
Second Avenue
Francis
Whiteman
Ralph Caroll
Mesage
Thesr
Knouss
Christian Encleavor Society
Salvation Army Adjt
W. J. North
My Kind and String Band Practices, 1 P. m., Ladies’ Home League
ST. Thomas’ St
Church West
Washimeton Street
J. Graves
John DeSanti
East Branch Advent' Christian Church
Alexander Richardson
Christian Ant Missionary Alliance
Dormer
Washington Street
Maple Avenue
Wilmer Haftés
Bunday School
Olasses
All Ager
Roy Mutter
Evelyn Mould
Hula Lindsey
Women's Missionary Prayer Band
Avimish
Ouyer ‘Thompson
Spartansburg
ST. PAUL/S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Eest South
Concord Streets
F. Hildebrand
N. H. Erickson
John Freischkorn
Greenville
Church OF the Nazarene
Om Essex Treat
West
R. R. Merriman
M. Bailey
WERC
Paul Rigby
Spartansburg Baptist Church
Emmanuel Episcopal
Chuior Gomer Smith
North Center Streets
Joseph R. Clair
Church OF the United Brethren IN Christ
Ninth Center Street
H. Ray Harris
John D. Westley
Jesus
Carl Jayons
Christian Endeavor Societies
Richard Shannon
Doris Ross
Alfred Haenel
Johnson Street
Carl J. Lyons
Amici Sewing Circle
Council
Women’s Aid Society
Mare
Lewis Nye
Columbia Avenue
Beaverdam Mennonited
Jacob FP. Weirich
Ivan Miller
Bethel ‘Tabernacle
Spartansburg Gospel Tabernacle
O. A. Thompson
Seventh Day Adventist
Nori Center Street
Hear Creek
Erie A
Beavon
Emmanuel to Join Election of New Erie Bishop
Rov Joseph R Clain and two lay delegates from Emmanuel Episcopal Church will travel September 1 to Erie for a convocation to nominate and elect a new Erie diocese bishop to replace the late Rt Rev Finley Wroth. Over 80 clergy and 90 lay delegates attend. Emmanuel named delegates include Roths ert Desmond George Creuth Carl Smith and Dr James H Wright as alternates. Election requires concurrent action by both clerical and lay houses and ratification by the broader general convention in Philadelphia or by standing committees if not assembled. The Erie diocese, formed from Pittsburgh in 1910, covers 13 counties and has had three bishops since founding 36 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Clain
Emmande
Episcopal Church
Tuity
Erie
Thomas L. Smell
Finley Wroth
Episcopal
Emmanuel Church
Rothsert Desmond
George Creuth
Carl Smith
James H. Wright
House of Bishops
House of Lay Delegates
Philadelphia
Erle
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Rogers Israel
John Chamberlain Ward
Wroth
Peace Conference to Hear Austria Invitation Discussed
The conference debated inviting Austria to provide information for a lasting peace. Brooke Claxton of Canada urged openness to all peaceful options while Vishinsky offered no information. Canada backs proposals promoting enduring peace and awaited statements from Mexico, Cuba, Egypt, and Albania delayed by late arrivals in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke Claxton
Snd
Canada
Vishinsky
Austria
Wang Shih-Chieh
Ching
Mexico
Cuba
Egypt
Albania
Paris
Gas Station Robberies Under Investigation by State Police
State and New York police investigate a series of gasoline station burglaries in the area late Wednesday night. Charles Snyder’s West Washington Street station was broken into, with cash, gas, and cigarettes taken after a rear window was broken. Three NY stations along the route between the PA line and Bradford Junction also reported break ins, including the Gilbert Walrath station.
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Brameurl
Pennsylving
New York
Kane Barracks
Charles Snyder
West Washington Street
Snyder
New York State
Pennsylvania State Line
Bradford Junction
Allegany Partners
Gilbert, Walrath
Federal ruling halts states road program in Virginia
Federal ruling halts several state road projects though $10 million in federal funds already allocated remains unaffected. Chief Engineer Frame says proceeding entirely with state funds is impossible, as most projects rely on federal support and would not be affected by the ruling.
County Rejects CIO PAC Demand On Registration Extension
County Commissioners ended a stormy meeting by ordering registration offices at the courthouse to stay open evenings until 9 a block from September onward to accommodate veterans and others seeking to qualify for the election. The offices will close at noon Saturdays but remain open all day and evening on other days during the period. CIO labor representatives had pressed for districtwide registration dates, even offering to cover the costs, but officials cited expense and low past usage. Registration will start a week earlier at the courthouse and run for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rite
Registration Bureau
Court Finute
CIO Labor Organization
Democratic
Erie
Court House
Disabled in Winter On An Average Winter Day
On an average winter day about six million people in the United States are temporarily or permanently disabled due to illness. The figure underscores seasonal health impact and the scale of disability in the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Riot and unrest amid postwar clashes and street fighting
Fragmentary OCR recounts a violent episode with British tanks, clogged streets, and corpses as civilians react to political turmoil. Mentions Moslem Swarm, property strife, and calls for national leaders to act while authorities seek to restore order and water supply amid chaotic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilee
Nile
Bari Lands Berdard A Presidentli Ath Birth Home
Bari secures Berdard A as president in a ceremony marking the birth home as a historic site. Officials from the city and local heritage organization attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bari Lands
Berdard
Presidentliath
Malton National Members Open Night
Malton figures from the national group opened a first night event with notable members in attendance. The gathering showcased ongoing plans and drew attention to upcoming activities and discussions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Churches
Christian Science
Church of Christ, Scientist
Park Street
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Union Church
Carter Fill
George B. Scripture
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Union City
American Sunday School Union
Thion City
Sciota Church
George O'Keefe
Comy
North Clymer U. 5
Lloyd Houser
J. Wiggers
Worshin
Spencer Community Church
Ty J. Pullom
Taylor
Western Auto Associate
North Center St
Corry, Pa
Davison-Fogle Lumber CO
Center
Suignon
Hammond Elevator CO
Sumble
Coal
Builvels
Corry Dakery
Word
Bear Lake
Harry Andors
Alton Crosby
Christian Endeavor
L. M. Baryork
Africa
Howard University
Washington, D. C
Widmann
Model Dairy
E. E. Guignon
Grokenstraw
John Waite
Columbus
Ida Ohrn
Bpring Creek
Maxine Greeley
West Spring Creek
Glenn Eldred
A. M
Foradora Flower Shop
Blatt Bros
REX Theatre
Frank E. Graft
Jamestown Meg, Corp
Nf Steel
Emmanuel
Medien Yello Bole
Kaywoodin
Shamburg
News & Sport Store
Inane
Istate
William T. Nichols
West Wayne Bt
Al's Clothes Shop
Men’s New
ALL Wool
Bernstein Bros
Wwe
Sue
Candy
Ajax Iron Works
Yrelp Noreagie Oworch Attendance
Dama! Expect Mills
Calcu
Hind
Cutta
Reute
Vayle
Ota
Yittle Malton
Natiofers
Fust Nigit
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