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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1959
Page
4
Corry Journal printed daily except Sunday with staff names including George Rample William Chirfenio and John McLaughlin. It lists Bottinelli Kimball offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and notes AP rights and mailing rates and display ad deadline at 9 a.m. prior day.
The author argues that cutting defense costs risks national security by weakening manpower and technology. Russia and Red China allegedly outpace the U S in war material production while Americans demand consumer goods, forcing a rethink of manpower and strategic priorities amid looming threats.
Rev Burkett L Smith speaks on Isaiah 3 1 10 amid modern highway building. He contrasts government roads with moral paths, warns against commercial exploitation of Christmas, urges readers to seek salvation and enter the joy of the Lord on the highway of the Redeemed.
Historical Corry notes from December 4 195% recount a dramatic escape including a murderess eluding bloodhounds and armed possemen. The piece also covers Red Cross Roll Call efforts as Corr Chapter aims to push volunteer drives past the six hundred member goal with praise for Company A guarding training and the end of a night patrol.
Severe eas shortane foreshadows cold wave and suffering in the city as December begins. Miss Collins of Corry Hospital granted a month off. A community sing at the Rex Theater on Sunday December 1 features Dorothy M. Walker and Mrs EB Barnes. Citizens petition for better garbage collection. The piece contrasts harsh global tensions with a harsh survivalist view of the world.
A car struck a tree along Allegheny River boulevard in Penn Hills early today, killing 40 year old Marshall Ho Wagman of Pittsburgh. Wagman owned the Miracle Mile Car Wash at Monroeville.
Continued from Page One, the speech labeled America as an atheist imperialist and warned against foreign aid as a tool of hope and encouragement. Eisenhower asserted that the United States seeks no territory or selfish advantage, and aims to promote human happiness both at home and abroad.
Industry leaders reject most proposals as 18 of 19 recommendations go unaccepted. McDonald questions legal basis if industry accepts the procedure. R Conrad Cooper of U S Steel criticizes the union for dodging responsibility and seeking a government decree. Dr George W Taylor in Philadelphia declines comment on Eisenhower stance. Eisenhower favors industry view that government boards should not normally issue labor dispute recommendations.
The Corry First Methodist and First Presbyterian churches list weekly services and activities. Morning worship at 11:00 for each church, Sunday school at 9:45, nursery care, youth programs, choirs, and midweek prayer and fellowship events scheduled through the week. Leaders include Rev. George A. Myers and Rev. Paul P. Bauer with various church groups and committees meeting regularly.
A local church notices the value of church attendance in shaping children’s positive character. It lists services and activities at ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Concord and East South Streets and THE SALVATION ARMY on Washington Street, detailing sermon titles, youth programs, choir rehearsals, and community gatherings.
A Findley Lake church schedule lists Rev Gerald M Lundeen at 10 a m Sunday School, morning worship, and midweek prayer services. Emmanuel Episcopal on Smith and Center Streets lists Rev William Seitz, Holy Communion at 8 am, youth programs, Boys Club, and related activities. Local businesses include Ajax Iron Works, Bracken Funeral Home, Crystal Coal, Fogle Lumber, and several manufacturers and services in Corry area. entries suggest a community directory with church times, clubs, and listings for businesses such as Northwestern Rural Electric and McInnes Steel Co.
The page lists multiple church activities across several denominations. It includes H. Ray Harris led prayers at 3 15 a m with Sunday School at 9 45, sermons titled Christ In You and Conformed or Formed, and various meetings such as Building Committee, Youth Fellowship, and Ministers Association. Also shown are Elmer Armes and Rev Robert DeBoer leading morning worships, Sunday School, prayer hours, youth groups, and choir rehearsals across Corry Methodist First Baptist and Corry Assembly of God, with dates and times for midweek services, rallies, and missionary reports.
Rev Cyril Kronz announces Sunday Masses at St Elizabeth’s on West Pleasant Street at 8:00 and 10:30 AM The weekday Holy Day Masses are at 1:30 PM and 4:30 PM with morning services abbreviated by weather and attendance.
The record lists Saint Thomas Apostle R C Church on West Wuahuniginn Street Ray. Rev Leor Doleski and Cyril Cooper are mentioned along with Sunday mass times 6, 8, and 10 am and weekday early services at 7:00 and 4:30 am. Holy Day Masses are 6:00, 8:00 and 9:00.
The schedule lists services at Corner East Washington Street and Maple Avenue with Kev Dowheniy presiding at 8 45. Sunday school at 11 00 am and church service at 2 14 pm. Youth group at 7 30 pm and regular services including prayer meetings and Bible study on Wednesday and Friday. Radio broadcast on WOTR each Wednesday Thursday and Friday at 2 4 pm and Saturday at 9 am for prayer and meeting times.
A fragmentary church program note lists Reverend Payil Bowlby and a Sunday School schedule. It references Church of the Nazarene and Radio Voice of the Church of the Nazarene with times in the morning and a sequence of local program identifiers. The readable items include station call letters WOTR and mentions of Chestnut Street and Indianapolis area context.
Morning Worship at 145 am with Sunday School for all ages. Evening Worship at 510 pm. Choir Endeavor led by Drs Beverly Water and GiBtte Reiensea. Bible Study Wednesday 800 pm. Prayer meeting with offering of 0.00. Christmas pageant by Kenny and Dionitl Cosy family.
The First Church of Christ Scientist lists 9 20 a m services at 1st Columbus Avenue with a radio broadcast on WOTR and Sunday School at 11 00 a m. A church weekly testimony and readings follow. The Seventh Day Adventist on North Center Street shows Sabbath Services Saturday with Sabbath School at 11 30 and Divine Worship, plus a Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 p m.
Mrs Got Ung hosted an evening gathering with Mrs infant day decor and attendees including Miss Al nt and others. Refreshments were served, colors featured, and guests posed with a bassinette in a Germ he Amer ue setting. Guests traveled abroad for the event and PTA activities opened with readings and a brief program led by Mrs Dewar.
Readable fragments indicate a local notice involving mis deeds during a partnership at a nursery in the west district. The garbled OCR preserves limited names and actions, suggesting community notice or minor civil matter.
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