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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1935
Page
7
In a brisk event, thirty teams moved forward to the next round at the Ediled meet amid steady crowds. Organizers reported tight races, with several schools advancing based on top times and clear wins.
In a fragmented report the phrase rong the sf rid ig to of the Ox appears, suggesting a garbled note on iron oxide or a roadside engine incident. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are readable to confirm details or context.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a club meeting at a venue and time but provides no coherent facts or names. The text is incomplete, offering only a vague reference to a meeting held at an unspecified club and date. No identifiable persons or organizations can be confirmed.
A community notice lists many Corry churches including Advent Christian Essex near W Washington and Assembly of God at Park and W Pleasant. The piece promotes church attendance and describes a sermon by Dr Clarence Tucker Craig urging personal duty and belief as essential before action. It ends by naming local businesses aiding church publicity.
In Gilbert L Boyd’s First Presbyterian Church service schedule, Bible School at 9 45 with Harry B Smith as superintendent, morning worship at 11 featuring sermons on Which Casteth Out Sin and a choir performance under Mrs R S Dewey, evening worship at 7 80 focusing on The Parable of the Winedressers, Friday congregational supper hosted by the Young Men’s Class, midweek service Thursday at 7 30. Also Spring Greek Federated Church offers 10 00 Church School and 11 00 Morning Worship, SPENCER SCHOOL HOUSE with Rev Jay Baker and Debs Sorenson leading classes and preaching at 10 A M. Sunray School at 11 A M. Preaching. You are invited to spend an hour with God.
A compact roster of area church services listing locations, pastors, and service times across St Elizabeths Roman Catholic, Christian and Missionary Alliance, West Spring Creek, Carter Hill, St Pauls Lutheran Clymer, St Thomas Catholic, Church of the Nazarene, Columbus Community, and Salvation Army with mass times, Sunday schools, and weekday devotion schedules.
First Church of Christ, Scientist at Park Street hosts 1:00 PM Sunday service and 1:15 PM Sunday School with a season sermon titled God the Only Cause and Creator. It references Psalms 98:1 and Isaiah passages, includes passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, and notes Wednesday testimony meetings with 2 to 4 PM Reading Room hours.
Church calendar lists Rev H Ray Harris as pastor at United Brethren in Christ. Observance marks 400th translation of the English Bible with morning worship and a sermon. Weekday rehearsals, prayer meetings, and youth societies cover Thursday through Sunday with special Christmas preparations and anniversary notes. Methodist and Episcopal services follow with sermons, classes, and youth activities.
On Sunday morning and afternoon the North Slymer church held Sunday School at 9 AM and Epworth League at 0 PM followed by 8 PM public worship with the sermon on The Temptations of Christ led by Doyle Meerdink. A monthly all-day meeting of Ladies Aid was set for Wednesday at the parsonage in Clymer. Thursday evening featured a midweek devotional at 7 PM with Bible study and a teacher training class at 8 PM.
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs. C Le Gallagher for their annual Christmas party. After devotional and business, a Christmas program led by Mrs. P B Haines featured hymns and readings by Mrs Thayer and Mrs Emma Heath. Mrs Heath closed with a prayer as Mrs Gallasher and Mrs L T Cady served a two course ranch to the group.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church parish hall hosted a Sunday school and Congregation birthday party for members. Twelve decorative cakes represented months of the year with a large birthday cake at each table. A lunch of sandwiches coffee and cocoa followed. The program featured singing by Rev. G B Macnamara and various games and visiting.
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