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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1932
Page
7
Church listings across denominations detail services at Christian and Missionary Alliance, Pentecostal, Christian Science, Episcopal, Lutheran, Advent Christian, Presbyterian, United Brethren, Baptist, Catholic, and other congregations. Highlights include morning worship, Sunday School, youth meetings, and Advent preparations. features mention new song books, international Golden Rule Week, and a Bible conference drawing crowds.
Harrisburg December report outlines a militant Democratic minority in Pennsylvania's legislature. A steering committee of nine will shape the minority's course, aiming to leverage unity on policy while voting individually on local matters like Sunday blue laws.
An enjoyable Arts and Crafts Club meeting was held yesterday at Mrs. Oscar Andrews's East South Street home with twelve members present. Topics included a "Home" response, a contest on "Kitchen Ware" led by Mrs. Hattie Maxon, and a letter from Mrs. Jennie Bowell in New Jersey. Plans for the annual Christmas party at Mrs. Charles Stewart's East Pleasant Street were announced, with a five o'clock lunch.
Philadelphia report states there will be no enforcement setup during the Holidays. John Pennington, administrator of the tri district of Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware, warned plans to enlarge the raid on Christmas and New Years Day as if they were two more days. He says there will be few officers and no special calls, but the law will be enforced.
Morning service at 10:00 a.m. with David Lines as superintendent for Sunday School at 14:00. Classes for all and children urged to attend. Evening service at 5:00 p.m. Prayer service Thursday evening. Rev. Jay B. Baker, pastor, presides at 10:00 a.m. Sunday School with T. R. Sorenson, superintendent. Classes for every family member and a sermon by the pastor at 11:00 a.m.
Washington Dec 19 An Interstate Commerce Commission examiner recommends dismissal of a complaint about freight rates on bituminous coal from Kentucky West Virginia Virginia Pennsylvania and Tennessee to various destinations. The report says the commission cannot adjust rates to offset natural transportation advantages.
Classified pages offer help wanted notices and real estate ads with financial details. Entries include domestic postings like a housewife job at 9c an hour, rental listings, farm and business opportunities, and notices of executors and administrators for the estate of W Bert Howard and others.
A terse, cryptic note lists items dated March 1 4 1681 and references names Keone, Noteil con criters, and Emerson. The fragment hints at sworn entries and a binary 1028 count, with unclear context and multiple unclear terms.
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