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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1936
Page
7
The fragmentary note mentions a local group linked with a krone and rough conditions. It is unclear and reads as a partial OCR snippet with limited readable names or places. The readable elements suggest a small community item or note rather than a full news event.
Corry residents are invited to Sunday services across numerous churches. The 12 noted congregations include Advent Christian, Emmanuel Episcopal, First Baptist, First Church of Christ Scientist, First Methodist, First Presbyterian, First Pentecostal, St Elizabeths, St Pauls Lutheran, St Thomas, The Salvation Army, United Brethren in Christ, and Church of the Nazarene hosted in venues like Grand Theatre Building and local street corners.
A 1936 corry plea argues that nine of ten citizens support church work across denominations. It asks if Corry would be better with no churches and urges every resident to attend Sunday services next week, framing church life as home mission work and character building.
A compact list of sponsors and church activity details appears, with names like William D Rowe The Helen Shoppe Corry Jamestown Wa Corp Superior Dry and many others supporting Sabbath services. Christian Science and St Thomas R C Church announce service times and sermon topics with dates and locations.
Essex street church extends evangelistic services led by Evangelist Frank J. Davis with sermons on Pentecost and The Lengthening Shadow of our Passing Day. Attendance rises as nightly topics draw a good spirit, with praise and music each evening except Saturday. Special Sunday at Rootville church near Lincolnville. Rev. Walter C. Casler at Spencer School House offers Sunday School, preaching, and family classes. Several area churches schedule sermons, services, and meetings through the week.
The event at St Pauls Lutheran Church will screen a motion picture showing the church work in India. It covers evangelistic efforts, congregations, and village schools. The public is invited to see how people in a distant land live, work, and worship. The service begins at 7:30 o'clock.
Sunday School at 9 45 led by Ralph Dewey with a talk on Jesus Christ the Anointing. Evening service at 7 30 on The Drawing Power of the Lord Jesus Christ. Weekly Bible class Thursday at 7 30 studies Scriptural Holiness The Enduement of Power. Also notes about other churches in Clymer and Spring Creek with service details.
ERIE Feb 8. ane xey Duran appointed administrator of St Andrews parish while Rev Howard P McManaman becomes vester of the cathedral. Father Dugan fills vacancy at St Anszew's after death of Rev Daniel S Sheehan. Woman's Bible Class of United Brythren in Christ met at Mrs FH Van Tassel's home on North Center street with program by Mrs John Banik and tea served by Mrs Walter Keppel.
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