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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1926

Page

6

Episcopal Crusade to Begin January Ninth

The Episcopal Church announces a Bishops Crusade to boost evangelism starting January 9. A National Commission on Evangelism led by Bishop Durst will coordinate eight clergymen and three lay members with regional diocesan commissions. The effort centers at the National Cathedral with executive staff Palmer and Clark, and spans eight provinces including Erie Province. Bishop Murray of Maryland serves as Presiding Bishop. The Erie Diocese and others prepare for a six week evangelistic campaign.

Episcopal Church of Shakeswan Durst A. J. Gumsnacks Pitchburg Mass Irving P. Johnson Colorado James B. Freeman Washington Ashton Oldham Albany Mayer. Tomlins Philadelphia John S. Bunting Norfolk National Commission Diocese of Erie i George (. Wadsworth Gil City Henry J. Lynds Bratford Malcolm DePat Maynard Ridgway J. H. Chickering Oil City CF. Mackey Pranidin Albert Broadhurst Titus Bethlehem Harrisburg Pittsburgh Pennsylvania John Ward Erie

That's All Efficiency Is Simply Doing the Right Thing

A compact note cites a Boston Transcript quote on efficiency as doing the right thing in the right way at the right moment. It presents a concise view of timely correct action. The line emphasizes practical judgment in daily tasks.

Boston Transcript

Sunday Radio Entertainments Highlight Schedule

Sundays five best radio programs feature Mme Frances Alda soprano from the Metropolitan Opera at 0:15 PM Eastern, San Francisco Symphony Orchestra on KPO and KGO in Pacific time, Detroit Symphony Orchestra on WCX WWJ, and Twilight Hour with Lloyd Ma honey.

WEAF Mme Frances Alda Metropolitan Opera KPO San Francisco KGO Pacificl San Francisco Symphony Orchestra WCX Detroit Deteoie Detroit Symphony Orchestra WEAE Kdaka Pittsburgh Little Symphony Wid J Lloyd Mahoney

Typhoid Claim at Brocton Highlights Outbreak

In Dunkirk a December report says three patients with typhoid fever were brought to Memorial Hospital from Brocton. Health officials report five cases total with several critically ill. State doctors assist Brocton teams in tracing milk-sourced outbreak. one death occurs: Arthur Ellis, seventeen, son of Dr and Mrs Charles Ellis, president of Brocton High School senior class. Funeral Sunday.

Dunkirk Memorial Hospital Brocton A. J. Reissit Arthur Charles Eilis Brocton High School

Bazaar Proves Fine Success at Emmanuel Parish Hall

A highly successful parish bazaar closed last night at Emmanuel Parish Hall after a one act play Hannah Gives Notice. Mrs J Wo Campbell directed and starred as Hannah with Miss Nellie EL Wight Aunt Julia Miss Margaret Jane Kamps Isabelly and Miss Dorothy Morrow Sally. Audience enjoyed amusing situations and a polished piano solo by Miss Alice Messenger.

Pune Alice Messenger Meesenger

Winner in suit enroute home from New York

Pittsburgh dispatch reports Anne Caldwell, who won a federal suit granting her $50,000 after convincing a jury she was not an adventuress and was engaged to John W. Wabbath, will spend time in New York before returning to her Chester County, Pennsylvania home. She plans to pay a $2,000 mortgage on the home farm with part of the judgment and may later return to Broadway.

Pittsburgh Anne Caldwell New York New London Chester County Pennsylvania John W. Wabbath Fusilo Broadway

Sign of Industry in Boiler Shop Echoes a Labor Paradox

A brief Arkansas Gazette entry notes a boiler shop as the lone site of activity where the loudest man is also the busiest, underscoring a paradox of noisy labor and measurable effort in a compact industrial scene.

Arkansas Gazette

Futility of Lying Captured in Hazlitt Quote

A compact reflection on lying likened to moving in fog. The line warns that effort to hide from truth is wasted as fog clears and the liar disappears. Hazlitt’s sharp metaphor anchors the note on honesty and consequence.

Hazlitt

Fashion bait and the art of dress in New York society

In New York fashion prose argues that clothes are the safest bait to attract a mate, with emphasis on color, silhouette, and accessories. It stresses that intelligence should complement style, advising readers to match colors to hair and complexion, test colors in daylight, and follow evolving details to maintain allure.

New York Dec Tony

Spring Creek Community Notes of Visits and Events

Local residents share weekend visits, relatives in Corry Warren and Erie, and moves to Dover Delaware. Social activities include a Christmas dinner by the Duminity Club, church events at Spring Creek Church, and notes on parish outreach and attendance.

Spring Creek Alise Torathy Brundage Meo Crawforel Bradhige Cleve Donaldson Tifi A. Southworth Ray Stearns Warren Minute Stearns Donald Carrier Dover Delaware Carriér A. J. Matteson Fred Stuarel Corry Olive Mason Charlotte McWelvey Mary Row Winnie Johnson Putnam Corky Clyde Wyrin Erie Nek Ed Campbell Mary Blakeslee Marios Bidwell Patente Paulbridge Sprints Penal RD McKelvey Yarrington Corey Sihd Mes Franz Ketteriin Pittsburgh Watley Guy Eddy Fotwiniedl Rudy Aye Eddy JC Phelps Glen Donaldson Wareon Robert Donatelson Busfylo N.Y Jamies Mattesin Dumiuntty Bhildine Yates Brel McKay Mra Johnson Bamaar Statuyioye Retilte Kingdom Hinaneh

Intelligent Flivver Li Gee Gee Begs For A Quart

A quirky fragment describes a quirky vehicle named Intelligent Flivver Li Gee Gee, standing on its hind wheels and begging for a quart of vil-Rending Pimes each morning. The odd scene mirrors playful local humor and character sketches from a small newspaper page.

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