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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1953
Page
2
The First Baptist Church of Churchill formally welcomed Rev. Forrest Sparks and his family at an informal social this evening. The event invites all community friends to attend and celebrate the new pastor.
A local insurance service advertises checkups alongside social notices about William Dolurs a Hollywood manufacturer slain in an attack. Court action in Jefferson County seeks county liability for medical treatment of a prisoner with Dr Shaffer testifying about needed hospital care and an appendectomy billing.
A reader notices a series of admitted and discharged individuals including Mrs. Harry Jewell, Miss Alice Fox, Hazel Snapp, Isabelle Laurie, Mrs. Joseph McConnell, Mrs. Warren McChesney and daughter, Mrs. Norman Mitchell and daughter, Mrs. Thomas Watson, with addresses in Dale, Corry, Spring Creek, and Bear Lake. Also an ad for Lundy’s Texaco Service inviting visitors to view new Texaco hats at 820 North Center Street, Corry.
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