Corry Journal Ad Rates and Editorial Staff Mention
Corry Journal lists staff roles including manager and advertising positions. Rates shown include by mail 11.00 per year 5.75 half year 9.00 annual in advance in restricted territory and by carrier 7 cents per copy 42 cents per week. Display ad deadline 9 am on prior publication date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal Res
William Chiticuwo
John McLaughlin
G.T. Bergman
National Advertising
AP News
Corry
Sex Unlimited and the City Magazines Controversy
A Corry newspaper piece critiques local magazines on public shelves displaying explicit content. It notes youth exposure, community backlash, and publishers’ covers aiming to boost sales through sensational sex headlines while medical discussions inside are secondary. It cites Pennsylvania law on obscene publications and mentions dealer responsibility amid changing display norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Police Gazette
Junior
Sois
Deales
State of
Pennsylvania
Inflation fight shapes new Congress debate on rates
New York AP reports President Eisenhower presses renewed anti inflation policy keeping money tight and interest rates high. Financial institutions may tailor borrower charges as home builders and others clash with tight money. The State of the Union stance centers inflation on three fronts, promising controversy on Wall Street and Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eisenhower
Wall
Main
Essenhower
Al Capone Released From Hospital In Baltimore
The onetime Chicago gang chieftain Al Capone was released from Union Memorial Hospital today and went to his new home, a duplex cottage near Baltimore. A cold snap pushed temperatures down to about 20 below zero in parts of the region, with heavy snow leaving rural roads snowbound. Attorney General-Designate Robert H. Jackson, a Spring Creek native, is expected to key note the Jackson Day dinner in Cleveland tonight urging FDR’s third-term bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
al Capone
Chicago
Union Memorial Hospital
Neve
Corry
Robert H. Jackson
Spring Creek
Cleveland
Roosevelt
40 Years Ago: Year of Estate Changes and Local News
The district saw 696190.48 dollars in estate changes, 341 police arrests reported by Chief H A Frank, and an Odd Fellows Rebekah lodge ceremony in Columbus. Miller nearly died from gas engine fumes at the First Avenue mill. A Hoover critique targets magazines as juvenile delinquency contributors, drawing church and YMCA critique of alleged trash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson
City Commission
H. A. Frank
Glen Miller
Miller and Parsons
First Avenue
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
YMGA
President Pushes Balanced Budget Amid Debt and Wage Debate
The president forecasts a balanced federal budget in the year ending June 30 1940 with a 200 million dollar surplus aided by Federal Reserve receipts. He criticizes long term borrowing limits, urges discipline on wage and price rises, and calls for efficiency to curb living costs while labor and management disputes loom over steel wage settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Congress
Reds State Space Tests In Pacific
Officials report Soviet tests for a powerful rocket to launch heavy satellites, with targets possibly in the Pacific near Kamchatka. U S authorities note high seas use rules and proximity to Johnston Island and the Marshall Islands. The piece also notes the death of Ivan Bardin, metallurgist and vice president of the Soviet Academy of Sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Pacific
Tass
Feam
Moscow
Ivan Bardin
Soviet Academy of Scienci
Palmyra
Church Services in Corry and Area Churches
Local church listings show multiple services across Nazarene, Evangelical United Brethren, and First Methodist churches. Activities include morning worships, Sunday School, youth and junior programs, midweek prayers, choir rehearsals, and weekly fellowship events with times and locations noted. Local organizations such as Ajax Iron Works and Crystal Coal Co. appear in the surrounding notices.
Power in little things inspires church notices
A long list of church services and Easter-like reflections fill the page, highlighting the value of small acts of kindness. From the Creedal words about a baby’s smile to schedules of services, youth groups, prayers, and community events, the column promotes faith, fellowship, and ongoing worship across multiple congregations in Corry and nearby towns. The advertisement rhythm shows Rev C Docherty and many churches sharing weekly schedules, youth meetings, and choir rehearsals alongside local businesses and organizations.
CLYMER HILL REFORMED SERVICES AND EVENTS
Reverend Barclay B. Fishburn leads morning worship at 0 a m and evening worship at 8 p m with Sunday School at 5 a m. Christian Endeavor under Dale Croscutt meets at 9:15 p m. Release Time Religious Education is at 2:00 p m Monday. Consistory meeting and officer elections at 4:00 p m Wednesday. Choir practice at 8:00 p m. A reception for Mr and Mrs Harry Sperry is scheduled for Friday at 8:00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Hill Reformed Church
Barclay B. Fishburn
Christian Endeavor
Dale Croscutt
Clymer Central School
Harry Sperry
Local Church Schedules Provide Weekday Faith Activities
First Baptist on West Pleasant Street led by Rev. Robert J. DeBoer hosts Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11:00, with youth, prayer, and choir events across the week. Emmanuel Episcopal on Smith and Center Streets lists Holy Communion, church school, prayers, and choirs under Rev. William C. Seitzer with broadcasts on WOTR. Salvation Army on East Washington Street under Capt. and Mrs. Richard Dean holds daily meetings and open air services, plus junior bands and readings. Corey Assembly of God at 102 West Pleasant Street, led by Rev. LeRoy W. Wiley, runs Sunday School, Morning Worship, youth group, evangelistic service, and monthly workers’ conferences. Each group publishes a full slate of midweek prayer, choir rehearsals, and community activities in the weekly schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF the Nazarene
Essex Street
Paul Bowlby
WOTR
Voice
Missionary Department
Evangelical United Brethren Church
North Center Street
H. Ray Harris
First Presbyterian Church
Keith T. Henton
Women's Aid Society
Harley Banks
Rebekah
Deborah
EUB
First Methodist Church
South Center
East Pleasant Streets
George A. Myers
Junor
Presbyterian Church
H. Lynn. Rice
Pridiy
Chifford Buesini
Aager
Joncord
East South
E. A. Ortherst
Evangelical
Ronald B. Rable
James Rumbaugh
Liber League
Une Eure
Elizabeth
Richard Peebles
Rachel
Roger May
Pleasant Streets
Paul F. Bauer
Lemon
Christian
Lake Erie
Lake Ewe
Seoul
Uhurstey
First Baptist Caun
West Pleasant Street
Second
Robert J. DeBoer
Ralph Austin
Christian Living
Iddea Tarhe
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Smith and
Center Streets
William C. Seitzer
Church School
Tao P.m
Corey Assembly OF God
LeRoy W. Wiley
Word of Life
First Church Services and Broadcast Schedule
East Columbus Avenue hosts 9 30 a m How Christian Science Heals broadcast Sundays on WOTR plus 14 00 p m Sunday School 41 00 a m Sunday church service Sacrament and Wednesday 8 00 p m Testimony meeting with reading room hours 2 4 p m Weekly Bear Lake Eyb Church offers 10 00 a m Sunday School 11 00 a m Morning Worship 7 00 p m Boys and Girls Fellowship and Youth Fellowship Wednesday 8 00 p m Midweek prayer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Washington Street
Maple Avenue
Eat C. Docherty
Alliance Youth Fellowship
Tan P
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Columbus Avenue
Sunnday
WOTR
Bear Lake Eyb
Burkett L. Smith
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Business Mirror
Carry
Action Lodge
Rebekah Degree
Odd Fellowship
Columbus
Washington St. Corry, PA
Marvel
Yaass
Berthe Wilke
Donaid Tagmeyer, Jr
Mishawaka
Ind
Denmark
Hitlsfield Inn
Rotte
Warren
Younusvilis
Ginnies Caveteria
West Main Street
Erie
Kamchatka Peninsula
Bering Sea
Sea of the Okhotsk
U. S
High Seas
Johnston Island
Marshall Islands
U.S
Rehoboth
Rehhenists
John Babcock
Ajax Iron Works
E. E. Guignon
Bracken Funeral Home
Crystal Coal Co
Fogle Lumber Co
St. George
God
Church
ST. Elizabeth's R. 0
Church West Pleasant Street
Cyril Kronx
Wayne Valley
ECB
William Sturdevant
Thirsdy
Midwest
Denver
Servic
North Olymer
Findley Lake
Gelical United
Kerman Road
Diey Lake
Gerald M. Lundeen
Nelson Jones
Pinc Dhey Lake
Hayvester's
Simray School
Sherman Alleys
ST. Thomas the Apostle R. C
Cyril Cooper
Leon Doleski
Seventh-Day Adventist
CME Methodist Church
Elmer Armes
Heberlein Motor Sales
Bennink Insurance Agency
Model Dairy Co
Hammond Elevator Co
Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
Corry Instrument Company
Rerative Association, Inc
Salvation Army
Richard Dean
Company
Holiness
The
Citadel
Wonton
Corneil
Sunday School Workers' Conference
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