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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1926
Page
6
The Spartansburg Bank stockholders met to elect officers and discuss bank matters. Attendees included Lantos Mi, Leion Mosrye, Vee Morrik, and others. notes mention resignations, appointments, and community updates.
Oil extraction shifts to Norwegian operatives using floating refineries at sea. Machinery aboard tailored for whale processing in offshore zones, signaling a novel offshore industrial approach.
Violet scented seaweed grows in the lakes of the Manyishiak peninsula in the Caspian sea. The pleasant aroma carries over miles, influencing the surrounding air and landscape as described in the source text.
Erie courtroom scenes reveal silent witnesses amid defense claims about Leone’s involvement in the death of Arscar during a public disturbance. Prosecution notes Leone’s trips to his home for the gun used in the shooting while witnesses offer little material information to bolster or weaken the case.
Last evening Evangelist Tafishah preached at the Advert Christian March with a throng in attendance. A smaller evangelistic service is planned for Sunday evening with singing and a talk on The Second Coming of Christ.
Studebaker announces price reductions effective January 1 1820 covering the Standard Sedan Six and Big Six family models with savings per car. The cuts follow plant efficiencies and a drive toward the One Profit policy as sales climb.
January 16 Mitten chairman of the Mitten management of the PRT offers 1 000 000 for rehabilitation of the Producers and Consumers bank a labor institution that closed months ago he submits a reorganization plan to protect stockholders and depositors Albert M Greenfield supports plan hoping all creditors and depositors are made whole through eventual recovery
Several local churches publish service times for Sunday and midweek gatherings. Pentecostal Assembly & West Main lists services at 2:00 PM 3:00 PM and 7:30 PM with evangelist events. St Pauls Lutheran notes morning and evening services. First Methodist cites morning and evening worship with evangelical themes and a January evangelistic push led by Rev Harry Maitland. Salvation Army Open Air and Sunday meetings at 10:40 AM 11:00 AM and 7:15 PM. United Brethren Church offers Sunday School 10:00 AM preaching 11:00 AM youth group 7:00 PM midweek Thursday service. Center and Main churches feature morning sermon on temperance anniversary and evening service with choir. a Presbyterian district rally for Sunday afternoon includes county Sabbath School officers address.
Essex Street church advertises Sunday 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 1:00 p.m. morning worship Evangelist Jaffarian will speak on Believers The Second Coming of Christ sermon and special music. Christian Science First Church on Ark Street offers 10:00 a.m. service Life topic and Wednesday 8:00 p.m. testimony meeting Reading Room open daily except holidays from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday school listed.
Corner Pleasant street and Second avenue pastor A L Roth leads 11 00 A M Bible School and morning worship with the sermon Guide Me O Thou Great Jehovah. Evening service at 7 00 with baptismal closer. Young People's meeting at 7 30 led by Leona McKay. Wednesday Ladies Aid Society meets at Barton Smith home. Thursday midweek service at 7 30. All welcome.
Six cooperating churches concluded the Week of Prayer with a Presbyterians led service in the county chapel. The services stressed fellowship with God, discipleship, sin and prayer, urging continual and prevailing prayer to strengthen and protect the nation from evil influences. The community heard a clear gospel message and the ministers exchanged pulpits to unify the Christian faith across denominations.
Professor Henry B. Ward of the University of Illinois questions the idea that salmon navigation relies primarily on water temperature. He notes he has not conducted extensive studies on this hypothesis and suggests other factors may guide salmon through branching river systems to their spawning grounds.
Robbers forced entry into the Kennerdell post office and robbed the register. Snow tracks showed the escape path along the Pennsylvania railroad line, as Kennerdell lies 18 miles south of Franklin. Local authorities investigated the break in early today.
Rural districts begin a series of night schools arranged by County Par Agent Bayle. Two sessions already underway at Greenfeld and Belle Valley, focusing first on scientific discussions of agricultural lines and later on local farming problems. The initiative aims to strengthen farmer state ties and expand schoolhouse use across districts, with more sections inviting scheduling.
A fragment notes a man’s good reputation and fears self exposure while urging trust if he shares your religious and political views and is not a business rival or rival in love. The Houston Post Dispatch source preserves a dated tone and emphasizes personal character over actions.
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