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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1941
Page
8
The column lists church notices across Corry pa detailing services Sunday School times morning worship and sermon topics. It names First Church of Christ Scientist Seventh Day Adventist Spencer Community Church First Baptist Church Church of the United Brethren in Christ Methodist Church and more with service times location references and upcoming anniversary and gatherings.
A long OCR list details churches in Corry with addresses and services. Agencies include Salvation Army at 22 West Pleasant Street, St Thomas church on West Washington, Emmanuel Episcopal at Smith and Center, Bethel Tabernacle East Church Street, First Baptist Pleasant Street Center Street, Church of the Nazarene on Essex near Washington, and several others with service times, Sunday schools, and special meetings. The Salvation Army notes open air and various weekday activities led by Capt. and Mrs. John D. Morrison.
Suartansburg Gospel Tabernacle invites all to Sunday School at 11 00 A M and Mounting worship with a sermon titled Rational Recovery Do we now have a real recovery in this country An evangelistic service at 8 00 P M with a sermon Foals A cottage prayer meeting is planned at the home of Mr and Mrs Ramon Rov There will be no Tuesday meeting this week only Join us to worship God by his friendly church where there are God aid om members
Rev J Allen Wangaman leads Spartansburg Baptist with Bible School for all ages at 10 00 A M Morning Worship and 3 30 P M Evening Gospel Service. Local pastor and times noted for Sunday worship and age groups.
St. Peter's Episcopal in Westfield, among five western New York parishes consecrated over five days, will celebrate its 111th anniversary on January 1. The church, one of Chautauqua county’s oldest, traces roots to St. Paul’s formation in 1823 with Rev. Rufus Murray assisting in both parishes.
A novel lawn sprinkler shaped like a duck has been developed with a rotating bead mechanism to scatter water, promising a playful outdoor watering option. The device, presented by Berfiralions, showcases an inventive approach to garden irrigation.
Erie December 6 A Pennsylvania railroad elevator dock workerCarl Arvickson 21 of Dubois died Friday morning at Hamor hospital from a skull fracture after being struck by a swinging hook while unloading a freight car. He collapsed hours after starting a new job and never recovered. The accident occurred about 8 16 a m Thursday as a hook swung from a cable struck him in the head. He died after deteriorating through the night. Ted Musser superintendent of the elevator reports the incident.
Harrisburg reports under the Work Relief Program will fund road and bridge work across 22 counties. Projects cover about 110 miles of road and 15 bridges, with four operations suspended until spring and 20 projects planned to start soon. The effort aims to employ more than 2,800 workers, boosting relief and private employment, with seven projects completed for 48.2 miles and ongoing work in counties including Allegheny, Lackawanna, Luzerne, and Wayne.
James Charles Edwards, 23, a soldier with the 28th Division at Indiantown Gap, Pa., was sentenced to two years in the Allegheny County workhouse and fined $100 after conviction on assault and battery. Other sentences by Judge Lee A. McCracken included William A. McKee and Max Walters each receiving three to six years and $100 fines for burglarizing cottages along French Creek. Harry A. Studer, 52, of Conneaut Lake, got 18 months in a workhouse and a $100 fine for stealing a dog and selling it to an Ellwood City man.
Former Corry resident Edith Bush Burnham died yesterday in Sinclairville New York. She was sister of Mrs P Rogers of North Center Street and lived on Coir Street during her youth, graduating from Corry High School. Survived by husband Waller Burnham three daughters and several grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Sunday in Sinclairville.
Officials in Britain and Japan pursue fresh diplomatic channels as tensions surface over military and aviation matters. No immediate clash announced, but high level talks are anticipated to shape future naval and air cooperation.
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