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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1941
Page
8
A long list of local churches and religious groups in Corry announces Sunday services, Sunday Schools, and related activities. Entries include First Church of Christ Scientist, Seventh Day Adventist, United Brethren, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Catholic, Salvation Army, Nazarene, Tabernacle, and Episcopal congregations with meeting times and internship details for December activities and holiday programs.
Rev W W Conley pastor leads Sunday School at 10 00 A M inviting growth in scriptures and a sermon National Recovery debate questions real recovery in the country. Evangelistic service at 8 00 P M with message Fools aims to challenge all. Courage prayer meeting at the Ross home. Thursday meeting canceled this week. invitation to attend the friendly church noting there is one God and one mediator.
Reverend J. Allen Waugaman, pastor, leads morning worship at 11:00 A. M. with Bible School classes for all ages at 10:00 A. M. Evening gospel service scheduled for 8:30 P. M. at Spartansburg Baptist.
A partial directory lists churches in Corry including Bethel Tabernacle at 6 East Church, Christian and Missionary Alliance at E Washington and Maple, Church of the Nazarene Essex near W Washington, United Brethren at N Center 8, Emmanuel Episcopal near Smith and Center, First Baptist on Pleasant Street, First Church of Christ Scientist Parke Street, First Methodist at Center and E Pleasant, First Presbyterian on We Pleasant and Center, Seventh Day Adventist on Comter Street, St Elisabeth’s at 22 W Pleasant, St Thomas RC on West Washington, St Paul Evangelical Lutheran at E Sixth and Concord, and Salvation Army at E Washington and Park.
The Westheld Church marks 111 years on January 18, part of a five church consecration series in western New York. St. Peter's Episcopal in this town stands as one of the oldest parishes in Chautauqua County, linked to St. Paul's Mayville formed in 1828. Rev Rufus Murray, early missionary, helped establish both parishes.
A new lawn sprinkler shaped like a duck features a rotating head that scatters water in multiple directions. The device aims to combine whimsy with practical irrigation for gardens and yards.
Erie December 6 Injuries occurred minutes after beginning work at the Pennsylvania grain elevator dock when a swinging hook struck Carl Arvickson 21 of DuBois. He died in Hamot hospital from a skull fracture after being knocked unconscious. Attaches said he and coworkers were unloading freight when the hook slipped off a cable.
Franklin Pa. Dee James Charles Edwards 28 a soldier in the 28th Division at Indiantown Gap Pa was sentenced to two years in the Allegheny county workhouse and fined 100 by Judge Lee A McCracken after conviction on assault and battery Edwards was accused of attempting to attack an attractive stenographer Other sentences by Judge McCracken included William A McKee Franklin and Max Walters Harrisville Route 1 six year penitentiary terms and 100 fines for burglarizing cottages along French Creek Harry A Studer 52 Conneaus Lake Pa received 18 month workhouse term and 100 fine for stealing a dot and selling the animal in Ellwood City.
A report to the Secretary of Highways says the state has sponsored 81 bridge and road projects under the Pennsylvania Stat Work Relief Program. Estimated cost 1 1,955,000. expected to improve nearly 110 miles and five bridges. Projects span many counties with multiple mileages and include WPA labor shifts and extended completion timelines.
Former Corry resident Mrs Edith Bush Bypnnm Sinclairville sister of Wis CP Rogers dies yesterday Funeral set for Sunday at Sinclairville with husband Walter Burnham and several grandchildren surviving
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