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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1955
Page
6
The Emmanuel Episcopal Church has discontinued its 6 mm Holy Communion service until further notice, a church spokesman said. The service will remain unified with other worship activities while plans are reviewed. Church officials emphasized no definite restart date was set.
Miss Sara Nevins city treasurer since 1949 announced she will seek re election. She will run for the Democratic nomination in the May primary. Nevins has worked in the treasurer’s office for 27 years and will seek another term.
A 12 year old pupil Paul Landreth of Clymer received only x ray observation at Corry Memorial Hospital after a school bus collided head on with a car driven by Harold Bromley of French Creek about 4 p m. The boy was released without treatment and no other students were injured. The bus driver Orville Damcott reported Bromley was knocked unconscious but uninjured otherwise. the incident occurred as the bus turned onto Cutting Findley Lake road near the Amos Van Borden farm.
County officials accuse Erie City of avoiding up to 15000 dollars yearly in jail costs for prisoners kept in county custody. City Solicitor Gerald Weber calls the claim nonsense and notes magistrates decide charges against drunks and vagrants, not the city. The county argues offenders are charged with disorderly conduct under state law, shifting jail costs to the county.
Perry Hayden known as the Quaker Miller of Tecumseh Michigan appears with the late Henry Ford in the color film God Is My Landlord detailing a tithe demonstration. It will be shown at McCray Methodist Church Tuesday evening and Elgin Methodist Church Wednesday evening with no admission charge and public invitation.
Babson argues that free enterprise lifted the economy during Hoover era while discount houses shake merchandising. He cites price fixing cries from manufacturers and department stores, noting discount retailers claim vast retail impact and a shift in competitive dynamics. He suggests that self service and cheaper operations may sustain free enterprise against unfair competition.
A list of worship times and events from St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran, First Pentecostal, Emmanuel Episcopal, Seventh Day Adventist, Evangelical United Brethren, St. Thomas the Apostle RC, First Presbyterian, The Salvation Army, The Christian Missionary Alliance, First Church of Christ Scientist, Church of the Nazarene, First Methodist, and various Baptist services. Includes Sunday School times, worship services, meetings, Bible studies, choir practices, and special programs for youth and scouts across multiple streets and avenues.
Readable text shows a local shop named Pauls Men s Wear with E E Guignon Ajax Rai Works referenced. The fragment hints at a clothing retailer connected to an individual or brand, but lacks a clear event or context for a full summary.
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