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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1953
Page
6
A nostalgic homage links the U S Constitution and the ship Old Ironsides to American liberty. It extols the church as central to citizenship and democracy, urging regular worship and Bible reading for personal, family, and national strength.
A survey lists services at St Elizabeth R C Church on West Pleasant Street with multiple Mass times and holy day observances, Emmanuel Episcopal Church on North Center Street with church school and seamen services, St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church at East South and Concord Streets, Christian Missionary Alliance at East Washington and Maple, First Church of Christ Scientist on Park Street, Seventh Day Adventist on North Center Street, Evangelical United Brethren on North Center Street, Church of the Nazarene on Essex Street, First Methodist on South Center and East Pleasant, First Pentecostal on West Pleasant, St Thomas Apostle R C Church on West Washington, First Baptist on West Pleasant and Second Ave, First Presbyterian on West Pleasant, The Salvation Army on East Washington, among others with weekly schedules.
A compiled list of advertisers from Bracken Funeral Home to Franz Furniture appears on the Carry area page, highlighting dozens of local businesses across sectors. Names include Pauls Men s Wear, Flowers, Pennzoil service, Crystal Coal, Fogle Lumber, Carry Jamestown Mfg, Hammond Elevator, Model Dairy, Thomas Motors, Ajax Iron Works, Olde Florist, Phillips Schaub Wallpaper, Tha Corry Bakery, Rex Theatre and more.
City churches schedule morning and evening services with sermon titles including A Rich Queen Discovers a Great King and Be of One Mind. Rev. Francia Whiteman at FIRSTity CHURCH hosts 212. m. service. Rev. Howard Stull leads The Law of Sawing and Reaping. Rev. Merriman preaches at THE CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE. Rev. Elmer Ortner conducts at ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN. Rev. Paul Bauer at FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Church with The Peace of God.
Word arrived of the death of Mrs Minnie Madison a former Corry resident at Tellamook Oregon yesterday after weeks of critical illness She died at the home of her son Louis with whom she had lived for 18 years Born May 21 1860 in Denmark she came to the United States at 26 to Corry where she and husband Peter ran a farm He was killed in 1928 and a son Howard died in 1941 She survives five sons Martin Meadville George Detroit John and Louis Tellamook Clarence city two daughters Anna Ross Smethport Minnie Finch Portland brothers John Hansen Cory 33 grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Tellamook and another in the city next week date to be announced in due course
A United States Air Force sergeant and his English fiancé tied the knot in Pittsburgh after a comic sequence of travel mixups. Sgt. John Sonovich, 23, from Wall, Pennsylvania, and Joyce Day, also 23, faced a 480 mile taxi ride from New York amid missed flights and a costly cab ride before the ceremony. The couple, who first met in 1950 in England, finally wed after a week of misadventures and a joyful reunion.
In Pittsburgh, an election by 16 major bakeries produced 977 to 29 votes to keep the AFL Bakery and Confectionery Workers as bargaining agent for employees.
Babson writes that metallurgists will soon develop a partial gravity insulator or reflector, capable of reducing weight in vehicles and baggage. He warns fears are unfounded, compares to fire and electricity, and notes limits to carrying weight unless contents are sealed. He cites Gravity Research Foundation and calls for disciplined study.
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