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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1936
Page
7
Corry's churches rally for greater participation and morale. The Union of churches lists the congregations, pastors, and service times across multiple houses of worship including United Brethren, Nazarene, Lutheran, Episcopal, Methodist, and more. A call to residents to attend next Sundays services and join church activities.
Church listings and schedules across Corry and nearby towns include Christian Science services at First Church of Christ Scientist and St Elizabeth's Catholic, plus St Thomas R C church and First Presbyterian Church offerings. Also notes Salvation Army meetings and Spencer School House sermon at 10 A.M. with Sunday School for all ages.
A study shows that in 1930 only about two in ten Pennsylvanian homes had bathrooms or proper plumbing, while electricity and telephones were rare. Many farms and mining villages lacked sanitation, with overcrowded housing and rising vacancies as rents consumed a large share of income, leaving families unable to afford new homes.
The Seventh-day Adventist church on North Center Street near Bear Creek held weekly Sabbath School at 1 A M and church services on Saturdays led by Elder EB H Swanson Brie Pa minister in charge inviting all who wish to attend.
Patrols will curb glare by enforcing headlamp intensity and dimming requirements on highways. The article notes penalties such as five day prison detentions for violators and mentions patrol activity at night near intersections and along major routes. Authorities stress proper headlamp alignment and vehicle lighting to improve safety.
A red disty brown rune man with thin white stripes enciros sing its body and inhabits a dense African forest, where devert aice is noted as part of its behavior and environment.
A Pittsburgh judge, Michael A. Mummanne, presiding in Allegheny County Criminal Court, warned that failure to recognize the Santa Claus of the season could lead to contempt. The terse ruling referenced satire and noted potential consequences for those not acknowledging the Claus figure.
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