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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1949
Page
4
Publication boilerplate lists publisher staff and AP rights. It notes mailing rates, advertising deadlines, and subscription prices for Corry Pennsylvania edition. Contains standard notices about post office entry and distribution terms.
A fragmentary, strongly opinionated outline traces labor law shifts across U S history. It cites Taft Hartley, the Wagner Act, Clayton Act, Adamson Act, and subsequent Supreme Court rulings and vetoes as cycles of political pendulum affecting unions and strikes through the 20th century.
A poorly legible note describes state police caution over automobile crashes in rural areas of Warren and Welli counties. It notes public safety concerns and questions potential causes while referencing historical context and population figures around Massachusetts.
Twenty years ago a large crowd paid $9 admission to a match at Lovell's Station before 14 gained freedom as state troopers raided the venue. Meanwhile Pennsylvania Railroad moved to abandon Elgin station prompting protests from residents and shippers. Local leaders and officers were named for the upcoming year as plans formed for a new store display above the Grandlad Hotel property. Mrs. Tanhell Boutoneichom, wife of E. A. Ketuhir, died at Corry Hospital after a brief illness, leaving family in Spring Street residence.
A user asks about scoring a 10 question NYU exam style page, requesting monthly averages and memory improvement notes. The prompt lists scrambled items about stars, films, assassinations, British terms, and political names, seeking classification and accuracy in answers.
Amish groups intend to form the first Dutch colony in New York, purchasing eight farms in Conewango Garder and Leon areas of Cattaraugus County near Axeville. Farms average about 190 acres. They plan to use two vacant rural schoolhouses as a church and a private Amish school for children.
The inaugural week climaxed with a gala at the Capitol steps as the President and Mrs. Truman attended a ball with Margaret in attendance. VIPs and officials filled the room while musicians Guy Lombardo Xavier Cugat and Benny Goodman played. Vice President Barkley, just sworn in, mingled as the festivities continued with parties and receptions marking the day.
Local congregations publish service times and events including Sunday school at 10 or 11 a m and morning worship at 11 or 10:30 a m Rev E F Armitage Rev Oliver Thompson Rev A L Pang and others led by superintendents and choir lists from Spring Creek Columbus and Fairview areas with weekly prayer meetings choir practice and quarterly church meetings noted
Porter, choir director, presides at Wednesday evening events. Ladies' Ald lixeen dinner and meeting at M. M. Church home. Wheelock Church hosts Sunday services at 2 p m when weather allows. Young People's Club meets then. Visiting friends and residents urged to attend. Abbe Reformed Church Clymer Pastor Muller lists morning worship at 9 00 a m and services through the day with Christian Endeavor activities. Consistory meeting Monday at 8 p m.
Beaverdam Pa announces weekly prayer meetings Tuesday 845 m Tuesday 830 am Sciota prayer meeting Wednesday 7 pm and 9 am weekly prayer Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church services include 11 am morning worship 730 pm youth fellowship and vespers. pastor J Leon Maneval superintendent Mrs Walter Proctor. classes for all ages. everyone welcome.
Rev Jacob Welrich pastor. Sunday School at 9 00 a m with Ton Miller superintendent. Morning Worship at 11 00 a m. Evening Service at 7 45 p m. A hearty welcome extended to all to attend any service.
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