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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1930

Page

3

Midnight Mass Celebrated in Two Churches

Christmas observance at St Elizabeths and St Thomas Catholic churches begins at midnight with high mass. New main altar at St Elizabeths to be blessed Jan 18 by Bishop Gannon. Choirs perform carols and selections. Benediction follows. services conclude with Mendelssohn march. At St Thomas the midnight mass features Edward’s High School orchestra and a Rosewig Mass in G with choir and soloists. services continue with hourly masses on Thursday.

St. Elizabeth’s St. Thomas’ Catholic St. Elizabeth's Church Vitus J. Reiser Shoir John Mark Gannon D. CM. L Erie Concone Athalia Mendelssohn Clifton A. Weber Ruth Hecker St. Thomas St. Edward's High School Orchestra Nina Haskins Mises Coletta Burkhardt Coletta Burkhardt Marolins Ray Bensink Pat Burkhart Rosewig Yeeserss Benedictus Agnus Dei Louis Beige T. Dempsey Stella Barry Anna Shields Costella Ressler Kightlinger Rita Keleherakos James ‘Sullivan Plorence Lynch Chas. Hoffmaster Percy Clark James Hickey James Sullivann B. Dempsey

Opening Session Set For Pennsylvania Legislature

United Press reports Harrisburg will convene on January 6 to elect presiding officers for both chambers. Caucuses begin January 5, with a recess before Governor elect Pinchot’s oath on January 20. Democrats hold 20 House seats and 4 Senate seats. Republicans hold the rest.

United Press Harrisburg Pennsylvania State House Lywelve Yelack Gover Nor Gifford Pinchot Reston Senate

Christmas Miracles and the Timeless Spirit of Giving

An editorial reflection recalls childhood Christmas delights and contrasts with modern commercialization. It urges renewed focus on love, generosity, and the infant Jesus message of peace, noting the enduring magic of humble acts. Merry Christmas.

Jesus

Newspapers in Criminal Justice Debate at Chamber Symposium

A Chamber of Commerce symposium explored the role of newspapers in crime and justice. Participants debated whether press reporting aids justice, unduly influences crime, or should be legally regulated, noting readers may shape opinions as rumors spread beyond the newsroom.

Pommel Daily News Sonyone Uie

Philanthropy and Endowments in Modern Giving

The article discusses a doctor who left a large gift to a medical school with no conditions, urging trustees to use it wisely. It contrasts two philanthropy approaches: restricted bequests for a distant future and flexible funds for present needs managed by informed trustees. The piece argues present-focused giving often yields longer lasting recognition.

Ves

Should Be Told a Lot of People Can't Make Speeches

A Florida Times article notes many people struggle with public speaking and few are aware of this difficulty. It discusses common causes such as nerves and lack of preparation and suggests practical tips to improve delivery.

Florida Times-Volon

Railroad Agent Promoted as Erie Post Filled by Hazelton Man

Twenty years back notes announce Thomas A. Robert promoted from local Pennsylvania Railroad agent to Erie position. John H. Martin of Hazelton named successor here. Also mentioned are H. E. Manley receiving pin at Sunday school Christmas event and a near express strike thwarted by rain. Salvation Army distributed Christmas baskets to about 75 families. Dr and Mrs M. W. Christie to Columbus for Christmas with their son. Glen Meeker of Meadville visits, reporting pleasant Meadville with birds singing and flowers blooming.

Thomas A. Robert Pennsylvania Railroad Erie John H. Martin Hazelton

Daily Lessons in English: Facile and Misused Words

W L Gordon warns against saying I think your gown is lovely and suggests simpler phrasing. He covers facile meaning easily done and not difficult, urges vocabulary growth by mastering one word daily.

W. L. Gordon

Daily Quiz Answers From Yesterday's Questions

Answers recap with five items: standard gauge for American railways is 4 feet 8.5 inches. The Lidn of the North refers to a misread phrase. fish that births live young includes the surfperch and guppy types. the world's oldest empire is generally cited as Egypt or Sumer depending on framing. first to soar the U.S. Treasury question yields Sir Thomas Lipton and North Carolina as a noted answer.

Treasury

Width of circular ring between concentric circles

Two circles share a center with outer and inner radii 182 and 88 inches. The ring width equals 182 minus 88, giving 94 inches. The provided text mixes unrelated arithmetic and a gambling style answer. ignore extraneous lines and state the diameter-based result.

Graft Indictments In War Memorials Case Uncovered

In Cattaraugus County a grand jury handed down eleven secret indictments uncovering graft and irregularities in the placing of tombstones for veterans. Court attaches say the charges involve public officials in the memorial project.

Lipts Valle Cattaraugus County

Legislators Plan Air Trip to Harrisburg

Erie legislators John Schreck Joseph Ziesenheim and Norbert Witzgerald will fly from Hine County Airport to Harrisburg on January 5 to attend the opening of the 1931 General Assembly. The trio will travel with a local pilot to reach the session starting the next day.

Erie Erie County Harrisburg General Assembly John Schreck Joseph Ziesenheim Norbert Witzgerald Hine County

Sands Named Deputy Warden of Erie County Prison

Harry Sands of 504 Sassafras street was appointed deputy warden of the Erie county prison succeeding the late James Henry. The prison board praised Sands for his years of service as guard and approved the appointment unanimously on the warden Matt Hess's recommendation. John Schnes of 1226 German street was named guard to replace Sands with Sands earning 120 per month and Schnes 150.

Brin Harry Sands Sassafras Street Erie County James Henry Prison ‘Board Sands Yerra Matt Hess Hess John Schnes German Street

Mayor Charles H. Kline Plans Christmas Open House

Pittsburgh December 24 Mayor Charles H. Kline announced a double celebration at his home for Christmas day. He will turn 60 tomorrow and hundreds of callers greeted him during an open house at his office today.

Pittsburgh Charles H. Kline Kline

Five Best Radio Features on Holiday

A 1920 United Press listing outlines top radio features for the holiday evening. Bert Lown's orchestra on WIZ at 5:20 and 8:15 features Landt trio and White on NBC. Hamilton Watch program on WABC CBS at 8:45, Arco birthday party on WEAF 9:20, and Melody moments on WHAP 0:20 p.m.

United Press WABC CBS Bert Lown WIZ NBC Landt White Hamilton WEAF

Akron youths face hold-up charges in bank robbery

Two Akron youths ill Graystock 22 and Louis Francis 22 were arrested by Pittsburgh detectives and returned to Pittsburgh to face complicity charges in the November 13 Perry State Bank robbery. Both were armed but did not resist.

United Press AKRON Ill Graystock Louis Francis Pittsburgh Perry State Banke

Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated in Columbus

Mr and Mrs Emmett Curtis longtime Columbus residents celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner at the home of their nephew Carlton Curtis and family at two oclock A basket of yellow chrysanthemums and other gifts were presented. The couple have been residents of Columbus many years.

Emmett Curtis Columbus

Happiness Grows At Our Own Firesides Not Neighbors Gardens

The article reflects on personal contentment arising from home life rather than seeking happiness in others’ possessions or gardens. It emphasizes self reliance and mindful domestic joy as the source of lasting satisfaction.

Reclaiming Scraps In U S Metal Salvage Boom

The salvaging of waste metals in the United States has grown into a one billion dollar industry with three hundred million dollars annually from scrap iron and steel reclaiming.

United States

Also Mentioned on This Page

Journal H. E. Manley M. B. Sunday School Salvation Army M. W. Christie Arthur Christie Glenn L. Meeker Meadville Glen Cortex Sir Thomas Lipton North Carolina Uncover Grafton Monuments Asharminagit Steaspoons Ie Ves N.’Center St Olds Florida Tangerines Corry Groves South Center Street Merry Christmas F.C. Chapin & Sons
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