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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1924
Page
7
Local church notices urge community worship and service attendance. First Methodist Church at Center and Pleasant streets lists a 10:45 am public worship with a sermon on the Sovereignty of the Law, Sunday School at 9:45 am, Juniors at 4 pm, Epworth League at 6:30 pm, and missionary messages by Miss Zella York.
A fragment lists Thursday evening events including a youth prayer meeting and an afterschool training class. Details are limited but indicate a community scheduling of religious and educational activities on Thursday evenings.
Community church notices from Columbus Pa show Rovila Blghmey as par tor with 11 00 preaching and a 2 00 Sunday School. Weekly events include Christian Endeavor led by Amy Chen and an evening lecture postponed from last Sunday. United Brethren Church on North Center Street lists Bible School and public worship at 12 00 and 10 00, with Personal Evangel ing sermon and Young Peoples activities. Evening services, special music, and prayer meetings are scheduled through Thursday and the week.
First Church of Christ, Scientist on Park Street holds 11:00 A M Sunday Service with subject Sacrament and a 12:15 P M Sunday School. Advent Christian Church on Ea Street, led by Rev T J Smith, lists 11:00 A M preaching, 1:45 P M Sunday School, 7:00 P M prayer meeting, and 7:00 P M evening service, inviting visitors.
Unclear OCR text describes Union Gospel Tabernacle services at 8 45 A M Bible School 11 A M Worship of God and 8 80 P M Praise and preaching with sermon on Gods salvation. Addresses and precise details are garbled. The fragment indicates an undenominational church schedule with typical Sunday activities.
A fragment reflects on the true Christ described in the Bible as God born of a virgin who died for sins and rose bodily, and warns against Satanic deception. It cites Ephesians 6:24 and urges readers to discern between the genuine gospel and those allegedly honoring the Son of God through wrong teaching.
A compact notice lists Sunday and weekly services across First Presbyterian Church and Alliance Gospel Hall, with details for morning worship, Sunday School, evangelistic services, and youth meetings led by pastors J May and T J Black, plus Salvation Army events and St Pauls Lutheran Church services at South and Concord Streets.
Pentecostal Assembly at 88 Wist Ave invites nonregular Sunday school attendees to join. Classes led by Gordon R. Bender and W Lipys Shiver with a competent teacher in charge. Services Sunday at 3:00 and 7:45 PM, midweek at 7:45 PM Wednesday, prayer meeting, and Friday Bible study. Evangelistic meeting Saturday at 7:45 PM. A hearty invitation to all to worship.
Sunday services at First Baptist Church include morning worship at 11 and an evening service at 7:30 with sermons titled The Crowning Miracle and A Strange Act of God. Bible study Thursday at 7:40. The Philathea Clan meets Monday evening at 414 W Wayne St. Ath chapter study is 1 Thess. Automobile work offered by Rex Mfg. Co. Stoves from Col-Wood remaining stock of Guignon stoves at Bellith Main St.
Warren Jan 42 The Fashion reports a new furniture company inc in Warren county ready to commence operations in Youngsville. formed by Kingsville Jamestown and Sinclairville NY residents, it acquired the former Yao Ssdullers plant, capitalized at 75000, with 94000 square feet floor space and staff preparing old machinery. Superintendent Herbert R Trask to oversee changes. inquiry line for sale rocking chairs and other items at Ford Garage.
Meadville visit by County Commissioner Mae Obieys Tapp reveals Warren as a center of market activity. The Crawford county seat shows a 100 by 100 foot building with 80 stalls, 16 of which rent to dealers at 5 to 8 dollars monthly, 60 stalls at 1 dollar monthly plus 20 cents per market day. The market benefits from public utilities including water works and an electrical plant owned by the city.
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