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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1949
Page
4
A scrambled quiz from a classified page asking 10 questions on topics from rabbits and books to the Rose Bowl and language puzzles. It tests memory and general knowledge with quirky, imperfect phrasing and odd spellings.
Obituary notes Mrs. J A Pond dies at home on Spring Street after years of failing health. Alfred Van Dresar sustains leg injuries while skiing at Stultz farm near Lovell Station. Police investigate a spate of gasoline station burglaries with hope thieves are local. Hawaiian music concert set for February 20 as part of Lyceum course. Corrytis Skulls suffer a 24 8 defeat in basketball. John Debary dies after a long illness. funeral arrangements in local notices.
Local churches list Sunday School and worship times across Beaverdam areas including Beaverdam Mennonite Abbe Reformed Spartanburg Fairview and Valley Evangelical United Brethren with pastors superintendents and youth groups noted. Services cover morning worship, Sunday School, evening services and midweek prayer. participation invited.
The bulletin lists guest speakers and activities at several churches. Miss Rhetta Wilson, retired missionary from India, to speak at Bear Lake Evangelical with display curios. attendance urged. Interdenominational Youth Week events at Tre Brokenstraw Parish and West Spring Creek include films on China, feasts, music, and Sunday School.
At 115 A.M. worship and sermon led by Mrs Arthur Hill pianist and choir director. Bible study and prayer service at the pastor's home Wednesday 245 p.m. Thursday 2 pm Ladies Aid meeting. Thursday 7 30 pm choir practice at Miss Jean Rennie's home. Junior Pilgrim Fellowship weekend postponed to meet with the parish Thursday evening at West Spring Creek. Transportation offers welcome Friday. Chinese inviase potinnes.
The Senate labor and welfare committee discusses a Taft Hartley era injunction against strikes. Government use may be sought but is not required, with decision framed by a presidential notice and a 80 day removal window.
Farm agent Duane Thy reports weather and swarm effects on fruit buds near a barn. He notes warm spells may push buds and raise risk of damage if followed by a freeze. Bud development varies with heat reflection and late warmth.
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