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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1959
Page
3
Readable fragments reference a Florida event at a venue with men and a list of names unclear due to damage. No clear actions, dates, or outcomes emerge.
Harrisburg AP The State Revenue Department outlined plans to issue pressure sensitive stickers for Pennsylvania vehicle registrations. The 1 by 1 1/2 inch four color stickers replace metal tabs, bearing serial numbers linked to the registration card, with savings projected at about 160000 this year and 2 million over five years. The plan, beginning Feb 1, will mail 4.44 million renewal applications for 1959 passenger car registrations.
Trials resume in Havana after a three day recess with two tribunals planned at La Cabana and Campo Columbia. Lt Vicente Ruiz was sentenced to death in Santiago de Cuba. The Supreme Revolutionary Tribunal rules on appeals by ex army officers Morejon and Sosa Blanco. Trials also continue at Matanzas with priest Domingo Lorengo defending three noncommissioned officers in a murder and torture case.
A sharp earthquake struck Tokyo today but the central meteorological board said the quake was not big and there is nothing to worry about. No damage was reported by government officials.
New York AP reports a diverse TV week with Walt Disney Presents on ABC featuring stereophonic sound and The Peter Tchaikovsky Story, Omnibus on NBC about Abraham Lincoln, and NBC News on the Atlanta school crisis. Ed Sullivan on CBS, Shirley MacLaine hosting on CBS, and PBS Hallmark Hall of Fame and NBCs Hallmark Theater offer varied music, drama, and documentaries. Fidel Castro interview on Person to Person with Edward R. Murrow on CBS tops Friday night, while Norman Rockwell segments close the night from Stockbridge.
Dr. Harold Eldinoff sat in a jail cell under murder charge with no bond as funeral plans were made for Theodore Andress 50, El Paso attorney and president of the Texas Association of School Boards. Andress, returning with his wife from San Francisco, was fatally shot at El Paso International Airport after an assailant fired and discarded the gun. Authorities say Eldinoff blamed Andress for prior legal troubles and alleged nude photos of Eldinoff and his first wife. his second wife filed for divorce in 1954.
Fidel Castro pledged a large scale sports program for Cuba. He told the Cuban Sports Federation the provisional government earmarked $500,000 to revamp the recreational program. He noted less than 10 percent of youth participate in athletics and called for 10,000 athletic fields nationwide.
Meadville police report the first flood fatality of Crawford County last week. Bartella, 78, was found dead in his Meadville home around 6 PM yesterday, marking the initial casualty of the disaster in the area.
Senators grilled space experts as McElroy testified that the United States does not plan to strike at Russia with ICBMs but will be fielding the first operational missiles for the AAM ICBMS at Vandenberg by next June. The Senate counsel noted the statement implying a July readiness for a full squadron, though Air Force officials cautioned the timeline may slip.
Church schedule listing services and activities at First Methodist Church Corry led by Rev. George A. Myers with worship times, Sunday school for all ages, youth fellowships, circles of WSCS, midweek Bible study, choir, and youth programs. Also Nazarene church on Essex Street with Sunday School, Morning Worship, Young People Service, evangelistic drama Tragedy of a Lost Opportunity, and weekly missionary meeting.
A compact moral piece equates life to a race and urges early training, education, and vocation, but emphasizes faith as a vital, non tangible essential. It argues faith must be cultivated from childhood and kept throughout life, best nurtured by one’s church, to be ready for “GO.”
Corry Assembly of God at 102 West Pleasant Street lists morning worship at 11:00 a.m. evangelistic service at 7:45 p.m. midweek prayer Thursday 7:45 p.m. and Sunday School Workers Conference the first Sunday of the month 1:45 p.m. Word of Life Series is the uniform lesson text.
The Evangelical United Brethren Church at 21 North Center Street lists a full week of activities led by Rev H Ray Harris and Rev H Franklin Miller. Sunday features morning worship, Sunday school lessons on Two Kinds of Citizenship, youth programs and missionary commission, with nursing and junior church in the Educational Building. Weekday events include catechism, cottage prayer, WSWS meeting, choir rehearsal, midweek service and Bible study, and Friendship Aid.
Local church schedules list services, catechism classes, youth groups, choir rehearsals, and meetings for numerous congregations including Pauls Evangelical Lutheran, Salvation Army, St Elizabeth's RC, Seventh-day Adventist, Emmanuel Episcopal, First Baptist, and First Presbyterian. Also listed are associated businesses and service groups supporting the community.
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