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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1955
Page
4
Corry Journal lists advertising rates and deadlines amid standard notices. The paper notes display advertising deadline at 9 a.m. the day before, with pricing via mail and carrier options and AP content rights.
Two Michigan union men at a Washington press conference protest dues used for Democratic election funds while Mitchell argues unions can not be controlled and will vote in their own interest. In New York Adele Nathan faces eviction over using her apartment as a writer’s workspace challenging the home as a private castle.
The Methodist church announces a candlelight service at 11:00 tomorrow night at the First Methodist Church. The devotional theme is The Seven Lights led by Pastor Rev. George A.
Rev Robert DeBoer offers a Corry ministers meditation on Luke 2 16 focusing on the Babe in the manger. He argues humility defines Christ wealth in poverty and that true worship requires abiding faith regardless of earthly surroundings. He cites Augustine's three greatest virtues humility humility humility.
A reader quiz asks seven questions on national and international matters. It covers topics from car ownership trends to colonial status, crop price supports, leukemia ages, Stevenson primaries, Harding’s 1920 VP, and current government heads.
Christmas Eve and Christmas Day services at St Elizabeths Church feature a half hour program of carols before the Midnight Mass. Program includes The Prince of Peace, O Holy Night, The Birthday Of A King, Silent Night, Adeste Fideles, and more with choirs led by Mrs Charles Armstrong and organist Mrs H Robert Jenson.
Myers will conduct the service assisted by the adult choir and the church youth. The service will conclude with the candlelighting ritual. The public is welcome, the pastor said.
Yesterday's Memories recalls three Corry citizens Porter J Weber Prof William J Flaherty and William C Schrader who died recently. The piece notes sudden deaths and extended illness, plus plans for a Corry highway patrol substation as part of Troop F under Captain J M Bender with headquarters at Williamsport. Police warnings target lunch boards at local establishments amid a surge of boards in operation.
A 40 year old item from the Kurtz Buss Bet Company is on display in the city this week, featuring a 15 inch brass bed in a massive colonial design with a new metal finish recently perfected by the Local company. A Royl Pool Room on South Gelster street was sold yesterday to Gurmer Hil and Lynn Metean, after Herman Natham operated it. Strong demand for Christmas trees has thinned local pine, hemlock and fir supplies in the area.
Fire damaged Clymer Hill home on Friday. neighbors moved furniture outside and Clymer firemen were summoned though fire use remains undetermined. Nearby residents report health updates with measles cases. several families vacationed in New York City. Clymer Hill Reformed Church plans Christmas Cantata. 4-H Club officer training at Shermin Central School limited by illness and weather. recent church programs and a Mick and Lindstrom Mill visit noted. Collection from last Sunday benefited Quincy Orphanage. Clymer Central School hosted a Christmas concert.
David Jones writes to Santa Claus requesting a Christmas gift for his 10 month old brother Allan. The note expresses a simple wish for Allan to receive his teeth as a holiday gift.
Teddy the TB Seal introduces himself in a school feature series by Hunters and Sophomores at Corny Area High School. The piece explains the annual Christmas Seals program funds year round activities and invites reader support for TB Seals efforts. Sonja Raymond provides the byline and Teddy speaks directly to readers seeking assistance.
A fragmentary plea urges readers to buy TB Seals, arguing funds support research and equipment for doctors and animal care. It asks readers to consider who pays medical bills if sick and frames giving as a small annual contribution. The writer signs off gratefully, hoping for future support.
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