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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1953
Page
6
A partial OCR fragment from a historical page mentions Forth and Mal Hue in unclear context. The readable bits suggest a local item or note but lack confirmable details, names, places, or events for a precise summary. Further text is needed to clarify the subject and outcome.
Several churches are listed with their denominations and service times. St Thomas the Apostle and Emmanuel Parish show daily and holy day masses, Presbyterian and First Methodist provide morning worship and Sunday School times, Salvation Army, Lutheran, and Evangelical listings include worship and youth activities, with timings ranging from early morning Eucharist to evening services.
A compact schedule enumerates Sabbath and worship times for several denominations on North Center Street led by pastors including Gordon W. Frederick and HW Ray Harris. It lists Seventh Day Adventist and Evangelical United Brethren as well as Nazarene, Baptist, Catholic and Pentecostal services with service times, Sunday schools, and midweek meetings.
A slate of local sponsors appears in the Corry publication including Bracken Funeral Home Pauls Men s Wear Phillips Martin Motor Sales Model Dairy Co Thomas Motors of Corry E G Guignon Ajax Iron Works Olds the Florist Schaub Wallpaper Paint Crystal Coal Co Fogle Lumber Co Corry Jamestown Mfg Co Hammond Elevator Co The Corry Bakery Western Auto Rex Theatre Guy W Sennink Insurance Brigham Hardware.
Rev Cecil R Thomas of Chicago leads a four day evangelistic campaign at Christun and Missionary Alliance Church December 10 to 13 with nightly services at 730 pm and a Sunday morning service at 11 am He is an event evangelist pianist and song leader and oversees the Western District of the Christian and Missionary Alliance The public is invited to attend.
A prayer service was held at 10 a.m. at Bracken Funeral Home for Mrs. Ellen F. Lundberg with Rev. Paul F. Bauer officiating. Attendees from away included Victor B. Lundberg Jr. of Cincinnati and R. A. Simpson of Clarion. The body was moved to Abel Mortuary in Johnsonburg for funeral services slated tomorrow at 2 p.m.
A color documentary titled The Street depicts Chicago skid row life. At Excelsior Tuten Church on Oll Creek road the 8 p.m. screening is hosted by the American Sunday School Union regional youth. The film shows alcoholics drinking wood alcohol and features the Hat- He gang in an alley setting. Based on Pacific Garden Mission case files, it follows a youth who seeks help and turns to God, per Superintendent Harry Saniner.
Quarter sessions Judge Curtis Bolt freed John Bethea, 34, accused of stealing a truck and a safe after a highway patrol chase. Bethea was spotted speeding the truck, which skidded to a halt, and he fled on foot before being captured in an alley.
Babson argues a link between national mindset and economic cycles. He notes bank, manufacturing, and purchasing sectors respond to psychological factors. He cites psychologists and sociologists as potential partners with business leaders to study the mental heart of the economy and its impact on prosperity.
The text notes how emotional upsets may affect depressions while people stay confident though bankers forecast a decline. Despite economists predicting a 1954 downturn, employment reaches new highs and 1953 shows higher production wages and earnings than 1962, with a stabilized dollar and rising basic costs.
A speaker questions if chasing money and sales defines prosperity as inflation halts. The note cites strong spending power from war babies and wonders whether spending and employment alone ensure growth, suggesting spiritual and mental health may impact business conditions.
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