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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1952
Page
6
A damaged OCR fragment references Strong Church and urges regular support. It mentions a person needing moral and actual support and a plan to go about daily duties, but the exact details and names are garbled.
A list of services and meeting times for churches including St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran First Church of Christ Scientist St Elizabeth H C Church Seventh Day Adventist St Thomas Apostle First Methodist Evangelical United Brethren Church Nazare ne Christian Missionary Alliance First Presbyterian Emmanuel Parish First Baptist First Pentecostal Salvation Army with weekly times for Sunday School worship youth meetings prayer services and midweek events.
A compiled roll of sponsors including Bracken-Keating Funeral Home Pauls Men s Wear Damon s Pennzoil Service Model Dairy Company Thomas Motors of Corry E E Guignon Ajax Tron Works Olds the Florist Phillips Jewelry Sterling Milk Schaub Wellpaper Paint Eppa Cool Company Fogle Lumber Corry Jamestown Mfg Co Hammond Elevator The Corry Bakery Western Auto Rex Theatre Guy W Bennink Insurance Brigham Hardware Rowe Flower Shop Franz Furniture Martin Motor Sales.
The Derry Union City Ministerial Association announced plans for a Youth Week conference on Christian approaches to marriage to be held Thursday in Corry and Union City. Rev. Paul F Bauer chairs the program with Dr. William F Ore as keynote speaker and a team of local pastors directing group discussions. Prepaid registrations due January 27 include a 7 percent deposit toward the 90 cent meal and seating will help assign youth to discussion rooms. Twenty churches participate with a goal of about 300 attendees.
In Washington on January 26 four declared presidential candidates sidestepped the question of sending an American ambassador to the Vatican. Kefauver said a statement would come later, Stassen wanted to study the matter, Warren and Taft offered no comment. The discussion had been anticipated as a potential campaign issue.
Evangelist Billy Graham reports 1 332 conversions from 87 700 attendance in Washington crusade through January 26 The campaign boosted political access with officials and even a British MP observer while Graham faced local critics about "old time religion" and preached amid misgivings about his waterloo moment.
The Evangelical United Brethren Church offers What is That in Thine Hand at 1 45 and Christ Calls to Quiet ness and Service by Donald Bagley. Donna Sherwood leads Christ Calls to Soul Winning and The Beckoning Hands of Christ by Rev H Ray Harris. Wiest Methodist Church presents The Lord's Prayer 4 Food and Forgiveness at 7 30 Why do the Righteous Suffer Christian and Missionary Alliance shows The Possibility of a Revival The Recent Revival at Houghter College at 7 30 The Workmanship of God The Salvation Army features Obligations of Light at 7 30 The Necessity of the Newness of Life TM First Presbyterian Church presents The Call of the Quest Go Forth St Pauls Lutheran Church hosts A Foreign Faith.
Albert Bennink aged 83 died at his North Genter street home in Clymer after a long illness on May 9 at 9 30 p.m. He was born February 22 1807 in Clymer and was a lifelong resident. Survived by wife Delia Newhouse Bennink a son Hermey Bennink and granddaughter Mrs Robert Hogue. The Bennink couple would have celebrated their wedding anniversary February 4. Body at the family home with calling until noon Monday, then to Spitzer Funeral Home for service at 2 p.m. Rev Alvin Rhodes will officiate. Burial in Holland Cemetery, Clymer.
February fluid milk price for the New York metropolitan area is $5.81 per hundredweight, with January at $5.897 and February 1951 at $5.84. Price is the Class I-A rate paid to the New York pool by dairy handlers, determined monthly by a formula based on commodity prices, supply and demand, and seasonality. The note ends with a non-sequitur about the Columbia Journalism School and Joseph Pulitzer.
A collage of church notices lists services and schedules for several congregations. Vicinity churches include One Lady of Victory Mission Spartanburg with Rev. Francis J. Graves, Mass at 10, and children instruction after mass. Jova Baptist Church Union City with Rev. Richard H. DeLong, Sunday School at 10, morning worship at 11. Wheelock Church 102 with Sunday School led by Mrs. E. McClintock and regular services. Blue Eye Wesleyan Methodist Church with Rev. Harry Reid, Sunday School at 10, morning service at 11, and evening service at 3. St Marys Orthodox Greek Catholic Church Route 6 between Youngsville and Pittsfield with Divine Lurgy at 10. Abee Reformed Church Clymer with morning worship at 9:30 and Sunday School at 9:45, Junior Senior C B meetings. Cutting Union Sunday School Cutting Town Hall at 10:30 with Mer tort Bayle supervisor. Clymer Methodist Church with Sunday School at 10 and morning worship at 11, Junior-Intermediate and Youth Fellowship in evening schedule.
Elgin Community Church and McCray Community Church announce Sunday activities. Elgin Methodist led by Rev J Schmittle with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and divine worship at 8 p.m. McCray Church led by Rev J Schmittle offers Sunday School at 10 15 a.m. and divine worship at 11 16 a.m.
Congregational Chris ten Churches and the World Chris tian Church list Rev George Mulvin interim pastor at Beaverdam with worship and sermon at 10 a m and Sunday School with Miss Betty Porter superintendent. Also notes Friday junior choir practice and Columbus worship services with Mrs Ellen Blanchard superintendent and Mrs Albert Sandburg music director. Spring Creek services at 10 a m worship and 11 a m Sunday School led by Miss Donna Whaley. Bear Lake Evangelical marks dedicated hymnals at 11 a m and Youth Week evangelistic services at 8 p m with Paul Chastain from Dayton C as evangelist and Don Lynden as song leader. Also Edwards Chapel Evangelical United Brethren at Marks Corners with Rev Leo W McGaughey, Sunday School 10:30 a m, service 11:30 a m, evening 8 p m, Youth Fellowship 9 p m, and midweek prayer at 8 p m.
Rev Jacob F Weirich pastor 10 am Sunday School Ivan Mil Je superintendent 11 am worship service 8 pm evening service Wayne Valley Evangelical Rev J Leon Maneval pastor 10 am Sunday Church School Mrs Welter Proctor superintendent 11 am morning worship 7 45 pm evening service Wednesday prayer and Bible study group meets at parsonage
A compilation of morning worship times and Sunday School programs across East Branch Findley Lake Harbor and other nearby churches. Listings include pastors names, service times, and Sunday School start times such as 10 a.m. worship and 11 a.m. Sunday School with various preachers and officers.
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