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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1935
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text shows a pool league scene with scattered names and numbers. Mentions Ray and Esso Mor with unclear associations and a street address-like sequence. Unable to determine a clear event, participants, or outcome from the garbled source.
On July 1 1848 the Evening Journal lists churches in Corry Advent Chelation Church Christian and Missionary Allan Ermanuel Episcopal N Center and W Smith Streets First Baptist Church W Pleasant and Second Ave First Church of Christ Gelentier First Methodist Episcopal Church Center and Pleas St First Presbyterian Church W Pleasant and Center St First Pentecostal Church 36 E Church St St Elizabeths Church 22 W Pleasant St St Pauls Evangelistic Lutheran W South and Concord Bt St Thomas Church 209 W Washington St The Salvation Army Washington and Park St United Brethren in Christ Church N Genter St Church of the Nazarene 8 W Main St W Banex near W Washington E Washington Maple A
Colonel William H. Barrett of the Salvation Army urges believers not to grow embittered by hardship. He cites sun and wax contrasts to explain reactions to suffering, notes blame on God is common, and calls for humility, trust, and faith that trials yield good in God’s time.
This item prints a roster of sponsors aiding church activities and Sabbath preaching. Entries include Corry Baking Co, Rowe The Helen Shoppe, Superior Dry Cleaning, Rex Theatre, Wilcox Hotel, Powell Motor Co, Davison-Fogle Lumber Co, Sterling Milk, and several other local businesses and individuals.
Rirat Baptist Church on Pleasant Street invites all for 8:45 Bible School and 11:00 Morning Worship with Lord's Supper observed. Evening sermon on The mith Sparrow. Advisory board, Men’s Brotherhood, and Win Some supper planned. St Elizabeth’s Catholic on West Pleasant lists masses, rosary, and catechism. St Paul’s Lutheran on South Concord shares Sunday School 10:00 and worship 11:00 with Holy Communion. Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts meetings noted.
Local jewelry shop at 25 N Center St invites customers to express individuality through custom pieces. PHILLIPS offers personalized service and a contact number 324 R for consultations and occasions.
The Mode Dairy asserts health benefits from the purity of its dairy products, claiming strict quality measures ensure safety and nutritional value for consumers.
The Christian and Missionary Alliance Church at Corner East Washington Street and Maple Avenue invites all without a Sunday school home to attend. The annual picnic is scheduled for Saturday July 13 with transportation details to be announced Sunday. Morning worship at noon features a sermon by the pastor, and an evangelistic service follows at 2:30 PM. Midweek prayer and Bible study occur Wednesday at 7:30 PM. Emmanuel Episcopal at Center and Smith streets, led by Rev Geo B Machamara, rector at 210 Maple Avenue, holds 2 AM morning prayer and service.
First Church of Christ Scientist Park Street hosts Sunday services at 11 00 AM and a Sunday School at 1 95 PM on July 7 The Lesson Sermon centers on God as universal eternal divine Love and includes Bible verses from Samuel Psalms and a passage from Science and Health The Wednesday evening testimony meeting is at 8 00 PM and the Reading Room opens 10 00 AM to 5 00 PM on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Rev Jay Baker presides with Debs Sorenson as superintendent offering classes for every family member with capable teachers. Sunday School at 10 A.M. and preaching at 11 A.M. An invitation to spend an hour with God in this schoolhouse.
In Philadelphia fifty thousand Sunday school and church workers joined the International Christian Endeavor Union in a peace march to Independence Square. British leaders Arthur Henderson and Lord Cecil urged disarmament while Lloyd George sent a message urging youth to lead in the peace effort. Dr. Samuel W. Hughes called for unity in a Christian program of peace and justice.
The First Methodist Episcopal Church at Center and Pleasant hosts Sunday School at 9 45 with Ralph Dewey as superintendent and Morning Worship at 11. The evening sermon explores The Conscious Mind of God In Action. Epworth League meets at 6 80 P M and Evening Service at 7 30 P M. Bible class and prayer meet Thursday feature The Eternal Purpose in Christ. A cordial welcome is extended to all.
Rey L Sunkiet pastor of the Church of Christ gave the baccalaureate sermon for his own class at Marshfield High. He was earning a high school diploma and a university degree concurrently.
The article previews a lesson on Moses as leader and lawgiver from Exodus 24 to 18, noting the giving of the law as a pivotal moment in history. It stresses Moses as a divinely guided shepherd who transmitted God’s words and led a covenantal people, linking law to democracy and grace through biblical parallels and a church calendar entry from United Brethren in Christ.
Church listings include St Thomas R C with Mass times and devotions, Bethel Tabernacle at 46 East Church with services, Church of the Nazarene at Homer Center Main Streets, Presbyterian First Church with Bible School and Communion, Salvation Army East Washington and Park, and Spring Creek Federated Church with morning and evening services. Authorities named include Rev Francia Graves, Rev Francis O Connell, E B Shevel, A Hamilton Sap. and pastors Merritts, Boyd, Hood. City context: Gilbert and Pleasant streets area.
Associate ministers Rev. W. H. Garnet from Spartansburg and Kenneth Claypool of Yale University lead services. Morning Worship at 8 45. Children’s Day exercises. Young People’s meeting at 7 00 P.M.
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