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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1944
Page
6
Wide church listing outlines services at First Church of Christ Scientist North Clymer U B Church Scoita Church First Presbyterian and other congregations. The notice invites parishioners to Sunday services Sunday School and midweek events with details on hymnody sermons and choir plans. Local businesses are listed in the advertisement alongside church notices.
A reader list shows Bethed Tabernacle at 36 East Church Street Leon Frank pastor at Bethed Tabernacle with 10 15 Sunday School and 12 00 morning worship Bible texts The Emanuel Episcopal Church Corner Smith and North Center Streets Rev E H Van Houten rector with Lent services Wayne Valley church and Bear Lake church listed along with Elgin Methodist Sevent Day Adventist Spartanburg Baptist Spencer Community Church St Elizabeths Roman Catholic Church at 25 West Pleasant Street Mass times and catechism.
Sunday services listed for multiple churches include Spartansburg Gosiss Tabernacle led by Rev W W Conley with Sunday School at 10:00 AM and Morning Worship at 11:00 AM Evangelistic Service at 8:00 PM Thursday Bible study Prayer and praise. Also noted are The Brokenstraw Parish John Watte Greek Church Columbus Church West Spring Creek Church and West Spring Creek Bible school times and superintendent names.
Reverend Morgan and Mrs Geare return to Corry Church for a Tuesday evening service. The pastor, Rev Morgan, recently recovered from an operation and expressed appreciation for prayers and support. Maurice Bohmian soloist and other local musicians will join, continuing the Morgans radio program presence. The service is open to the public and encouraged for all to attend.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church begins a new five Sunday series titled Christian Doctrines of Man. Rev E H Van Houten announces this week's topic Christian Doctrine of Work. Subsequent topics include Man and Government March 5, Man and the Family March 12, Man and Growth in Relation to Education March 19, and Man and the Church March 26.
The Church of the United Brethren at 921 North Center Street, Findley Lake, lists worship times led by Rev H Ray Barris and Rev Lloyd Howser, with Sunday School, Christian Endeavor, and evening services, plus midweek meetings and committees including Otterbein Brotherhood and Amici Bible Class.
The page lists the correct quiz responses including Nelson Rockefeller Cassava Massachusetts Historian False 8 Greenish yellow Hawthorne s The Scarlet Letter S 100 degrees and Barewell tir then A small cucumber.
Kane, Feb 2. Wartime demand spurs at least ten large cutting jobs and nine sawmills moving into upper Watersmill area. Briggs-DuBois Fore Products shifts to Watermill with nearly half a million feet of logs. ongoing operations in Whiteway, Bowmail, Four Comers, and Eledyville. Forest supervisor Fr Hemingway notes Allegheny NF annual cut between four and five million feet, signaling a self sustaining local timber industry.
The War Department corrected a previous listing, saying Corporal Gary DiNittis was killed in action in North Africa on November 6 during World War II. His parents, Mr and Mrs Vincent DiNittis, had earlier learned of his missing status before the telegram confirmed his death.
Erie February sessions of the domestic relations court opened with Judge Elmer J. Evans presiding. Six support orders were handed down, one was deferred on a rehearing, and decisions were reserved in five additional cases. Two cases were discharged. Judge Evans continued cases involving Mike Kowalski and Cory Leon Sayers among others.
A Meadville area bulletin reports wartime casualties and POW lists, a stolen car recovered in Elgin, a reckless driving charge after a hit on a traffic sign, canine quarantine discussions, and vaccination efforts. It notes real estate transfers, marriage license filings, and school consolidation talks, with local officials citing shifts after the war. Names include Clark Ingram and John L. Keim among Pennsylvanians listed as prisoners, plus Meadville residents in various roles.
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