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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1956
Page
3
A Maine report details multiple defendants entering pleas in a baby case during a court session. Judge Bodine presided as arrests and charges related to burglary and infant endangerment were addressed, with several defendants facing extended terms.
In Philadelphia the Pennsylvania Railroad reports lower profits for 1908 as costs rose and traffic trends shifted. The brief notes a cautious outlook amid industry pressures and ongoing modernization efforts affecting earnings.
TV listings show WBEN TV Buffalo Channel 4 with a dense array of programs and times for the day. Entries include Autry Show, News and Weather, Captain Kangaroo, Mighty Mouse Playhouse, The Lone Ranger, Jackie Gleason Show, and various local notices. Several entries reference weather updates, sports, and theater broadcasts across afternoon and evening slots.
A compact listing of multiple church services and schedules across several congregations. Includes Congregational, Orthodox Catholic Mission, Corners Community Church, Wardens Street Union City PA, Wheelock Union, Our Lady of Victory in Spartansburg, Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren, North Clymer Methodist, American Sunday School Union, Edwards Chapel Evangelical United, Elgin Community Church, Harbor Wesleyan Methodist. Details cover worship times Sunday School and evening services, plus midweek activities and youth groups. Names include Rev Bo links, Rev Cassius Armitaie, Rev Frederick Bowes, Rev Alvin Rhodes, and Rev DeForest Tennies.
A condensed schedule lists multiple area churches with pastors, service times, Sunday School, and youth group meetings. Spanning Bouse, Abbe Reformed, Spartansburg Gospel Tabernacle, First Baptist, Methodist, and North Clymer Evangelical, the item notes worship, morning and evening services, Sunday School, midweek prayer and Bible study, youth fellowship, and planned events including Christmas offerings and a midyear Erie Conference Youth.
Gerald M. Lundeen, pastor leads Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. with Dick Joresby as superintendent. Lesson titled The Word Became Flesh. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. features a special choir number Angels We Have Heard On High. Youth Fellowship at 6:45 p.m. plans to go caroling throughout the neighborhood.
The Montgomery boycott concludes as segregation on city buses ends following a Supreme Court ruling. Spokesmen say ministers will lead bus riders for days to curb violence, while about 2,500 people attend meetings to learn integrated riding. Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. warns against any violence as riders prepare to use the new system. Joe Thomas, a local pressroom worker, becomes one of the first riders on downtown routes.
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