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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1958

Page

3

Evicted Family Awaits State Aid for Move

A five person family faces eviction from a Johnson Road home near Erie as deputies plan a morning removal. Harold G. Stiles refuses to surrender the property for state road right of way, though he signed over the house last Friday. The state offered 200 to move, valued at 35,000 by press, while appraisers set the home and lot at 3,200. Stiles says he has found another home but needs funds to move and has not been paid yet.

Erie County Harold G. Stiles Stiles Marx Toy Co Johnson Road Erie Sheriff's Office Stites

Federal State Clash Looms in Alabama Politics

A high tension clash unfolds as Alabama officials face federal orders. Gov.-elect John Patterson, 37, weighs a motion to set aside federal orders issued by U.S. District Judge Frank M. Johnson. Attending the hearing were Circuit Judge George C. Wallace and registrars J. W. Spencer, W. A. Stokes, and M. P. Evans. Wallace declined to appear, citing state judicial immunity.

Alabama John Patterson U.S. Dist Frank M. Johnson Livingston Rogers George C. Wallace Clayton Ala J. W. Spencer W. A. Stokes Barbour County M. P. Evans Bullock County Wallace

TV Highlights and Programs in the Christmas Season

New York AP tally shows at least 30 Christmas themed network programs in the fortnight with many more stressing the season. Not all upcoming offerings center on holiday cheer as CBS, NBC and ABC schedule sports, dramas, and variety for the week ahead featuring notable performers and special broadcasts.

New York Wnth CBS Chicago Cardinals Pittsburgh Bieelers ABC Florida State Oklahoma State St. Louis Billisins Kentucky Wildcats NBC Coral Gables Pla Eric Sevareid Hallmark Hell of Fame Helen Deutsch Cyril Ritchard Carol Channing Tom Poston Ralph Bellamy Jessica Tandy Voice of Firestone Telaikovsky ABG Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo Eugene List Oscar Shumsky Mildred Miller CBS News Soviet Union Helen Hayes U.S. Steel Hour Secess du Font Your Hit Parade Stiocky Lawson Russell Arms Eileey Hilson

Erie Council pares budget to balance amid cuts

Erie council trimmed 95 721.10 from 1959 expenditures over two long sessions. They then approved a 10 380 charter commission budget, increasing proposed spending and leaving a net reduction of 85 471.10. With revenue at 6 119 314.60 the gap stands about 321 409.96.

ERIE CY Commenen New Charter Commission Arthur E. Gehrlein Charter Commission

Frank I Clancy, Buffalo Courier-Express Chairman, Dies

Frank I. Clancy, 67, longtime chairman of the Buffalo Courier-Express Board of Directors since 1956, died yesterday after a two year struggle with heart disease and complications. He had held executive posts with the Courier-Express since 1921.

Uffad Buffalo N. Y Frank I. Clancy Buffalo Courier-Express Qgoutier-Expréss

Soviets Bid For Summit Parley and Berlin Standoff

A Tass statement warned the West against any attempt to force Berlin, while U S officials rejected intimidation and reaffirmed readiness to defend West Berlin. The State Department cautioned Moscow against escalation, noting the United States will uphold its duties to 244 million free people in West Berlin.

S Cohuney Arvill Page Berlin Washington Tust Tc Kehls Ly Tass State Department Department United States West Berlin

Spirit Needs Schooling To Grow In Adventure

The text argues that learning should be an engaging adventure from the start. A right beginning by parents reduces fears, and teachers must spark interest to avoid drudgery. It stresses training the spirit as crucial as mental training, with church as the ideal starting place for a positive beginning.

First Presbyterian Church Weekly Schedule and Activities

Corner South Center and West Pleasant Streets hosts Rev. Pat F. Bayer with morning worship at 11:00. Nursery for infants to six years, church school, junior church, session meeting, new member conference, and various youth and scouting activities fill the week. Advent service and choir rehearsals noted.

First Presbyterian Church South Center West Pleasant Streets Pat F. Bayer Chuvely School Heouwth Westminster Fellowship Westminster St. Paul's EU. Theran Church Corry First Methodist Church East Pleasant Streets George A. Myers Methodist Youth Fellowship Christ

Evangelical Uniten Brethren Church Weekly Schedule at 821 North Center

Sunday includes morning and Sunday School with lessons on Jesus Ministry, then worship with sermon Searching the Scriptures. Nursery and junior church. Youth fellowship and evening service. Weekly events list meetings, parties, choir, Bible study, Advent service, and Sunday School classes at various times and locations around the church.

Evangelical Uniten Brethren Church North Center Street H. Ray Harris Yermerting Jesus Beluca Aus Christ Quincy Hante Perry Akam Daniel Suiver Berean Mureh Nite Youth Council St Paul's Lutheran Sburgh Women's Aid Society Elbert B. Bush Silver Links Leon van Tassel Rehoboth Gerald Wish

Emmanuel Episcopal Church Services and Activities

Emmanuel Episcopal on North Center Street lists a full day of services and programs led by Rev. William G. Seitz Jr. Holy Communion at 2:00 a.m and 10:15 a.m Bible class at Rector's Bible Class, 11:00 a.m Morning Prayer and German, 7:00 p.m Acolytes Class, 7:30 p.m Tunlor Choir Rehearsal, plus 4:00 p.m Girl Scout Troop 317 on Monday and 10:00 a.m Holy Communion commemorating the rector's eighth ordination anniversary on Thursday.

Emmanuel Episcopal Church North Center Street William G. Seitz Jr Tunlor Holy Communion

Community church services and schedules listed for Garrynod area

Multiple churches including Christian and Missionary Alliance, Salvation Army, Nazarene, Evangelical Lutheran, Seventh Day Adventist, and St Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church publish weekly schedules. Services span Sunday School 9:45 to 11:00 a.m., worship at 11:00 a.m., afternoon and evening programs, midweek prayer, youth activities, and choir rehearsals. Local organizations and businesses mentioned: Bracken Funeral Home, Western Auto Store, Ajax Iron Works, Crystal Coal Co, Wallace Sirkley, Rev Earl Docherty, St. George Funeral Home, WOTR radio, and Corner East Washington Street.

Christian and Missionary Alliance Washington Street Maple Avenue Earl Docherty Wallace Sirkley

Corry Assembly of God and St Elizabeth's R C Schedule

The Corry Assembly of God at 102 West Pleasant Street holds Sunday School at 9 45 a m Word of Life Series lessons and Morning Worship at 11 00 a m with a guest minister. Evangelistic service at 7 45 p m. Bible class on Wednesdays at 7 45 p m plus monthly Sunday School Workers Conference. St Elizabeth's R C Church on West Pleasant Street lists Sunday Masses at 8 15 and 10 30 a m and weekday Mass at 7 20 and 9 10 a m with Holy Day Masses at 7 45 a m and 7 30 p m.

Corry Assembly OF God Cnunctt West Pleasant Street Sunray Sehiool Servier Sumdlay School Workers

Church Schedule and Activities Listings for Two Congregations

The notice lists weekly services and programs for First Baptist Church on West Pleasant Street at Second Avenue and First Methodist at Corner South Center and East Pleasant Streets. Activities include morning worship, Sunday School, youth groups, prayer meetings, choir rehearsals, and midweek Bible study, with specific sermon titles and leaders noted.

First Church of Christ Scientist East Columbus Avenue

The item lists service times at First Church of Christ Scientist at East Columbus Avenue and Wayne Street with broadcasts on WOTR at 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Sunday School and church service topics. Wednesday 8:00 p.m. testimony meeting. Reading room hours 2 to 4 p.m. Wednesday.

Pittsfield Inn Piusfield Youngsville Logan Ginnie First Avenue West Main Street First Church OF Christ Scientist Columbus Avenue Wayne Street WOTR God the Preserver of Man

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Erie Council Arthur J. Gardner Charles Downing Dodd Corry’s Smart Women's Shop Corry Savings Cloang Center Street Warsaw Pact Ike Dulles Bracken Funeral Home Western Auto Store E. E. Guignon Ajax Iron Works Crystal Coal Co Fogle -Sumter Co Eyenine Servier Horr Christian and Missionary Alliance Churches of Garrynod Salvation Army Washington Street St Richard Dean Young Peoples Meeting Nce Corps ‘Cadets Children's Bible Club Ladies Home League Young Pooples Singha Co Peacher Church OF the Nazarent Essex Street Paul Bowlby WOTH Church of the Wazarene St. George Funeral Home Thompson Maple Products Rogers Structural Steel Co Paul's Men's Wear McInnes Steel Co SY. Taul Evangelical Lutheran Toncord East South Streets EB. A. Ortner Alton Dahlstrand Luther League Linda ‘Reno United Lutheran Church Bethesda Corry Area Seventh-Day Adventist ST. Thomas the Apostle R. C. Church Cyril Cooper Leon Doleski Bennink Insurance Agency Model Dairy Co Hammond Elevator Co Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc Grice Jewelers Corry Instrument Company Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Co Northwestern Rural Electric Co-operative Association, Inc First Baptist Church Second Avenue Robert J. DeBoer Ralph Austin Deaéons Harry Hickle Nebuchadnessaf the King Joe fenPas Men's Brotherhood Simion Cosmaopie Bethlehem Ladies Prayer Bethany Baptist Fellowship Conference Sin- Jelatville N.Y Ladies Fellowship Ralph Carroll World Friendship Circle Florence ‘Brooks Commission On Evangelism Woman's Prayer Fellowship Dorcas Bible Christ Linia Adventure With God Fellowship of Prayer Lynn Rice Cliford Buesinie
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