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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1922
Page
6
Emmanuel Church and First Church of Christ hold morning services and Sunday School with scattered notices of sermons and testimonies. St Pauls Lutheran and United Brethren schedule confessions, Holy Communions, and evening prayers while Alliance and Salvation Army offer union services, youth programs, and open air meetings this Sunday.
Erie police prepared to turn over to railroad authorities three men Charles Starks John McLeod and James Hres nahay arrested Wednesday afternoon in connection with recent freight car robberies A man who had not been identified by noon today told police he bought a quantity of fosire from the trio and would come to headquarters to identify the guilty parties.
Gerald A. Gilson named as administrator of the estate of Christopher C. Gilson late of Corry Erie County Pennsylvania. Creditors must present claims and debtors pay promptly to the administrator at 41 King Street Corry Pa. Don F Smith attorney for administrator based in Cory Pa.
The Ladies Aid Society held a session on Friday at the MiG Wy Waxgoner residence on W Smith Street. Attendance was light with the secretary absent. The group voted to join the Needlework Guild. Mrs S R Lewis named Growth Leader and purchases planned for next meeting. Twenty garments must be made by November to meet needs. Refreshments were served by Mrs E O Haines Cora Crippen and Mrs S R Lewis. Next meeting at Mrs E J Lewis on East Bond Street.
The Fairview Parents and Teachers Association held its regular monthly meeting Friday afternoon. Miss Myra Crapser sang a solo to the delight of attendees. Mrs. Chas Cronin gave a tall explanation of the need for milk in schools and the plans to supply it to undernourished pupils. Mrs. James Maloney reported proceeds from a Fourth Ward bake sale totaling $52.
An evening union evangel meeting at HapGat Church drew strong attendance despite cold weather. Reverend Macintyre of United Brethren Church preached on Nehemiah asking, What do these feeble Jews, comparing then to modern believers and urging prayer, Bible study, and the Holy Spirit for revival. The report notes a past era of vigorous revivals and laments declining church attendance amid secular entertainment, urging renewed zeal and devotion.
An Evangelistic Series features Rev Mr Macintyre delivering one of the four best appeals. A union prayer meeting at United Brethren Church starts at 7 30 tonight with First Methodist attendees welcome. A Sunday evening service at First Methodist also begins at 7 30. A report notes a cow sick at a citizen’s home and odd veterinary actions follow. A Railroad Athletic Club dance is planned at Maccabee Hall with Rath bunls orchestra providing music.
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