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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1952
Page
3
A collage of local items: hospital observations in Erie, a Meadville burn victim, a young official in Youngsville, court hearings in Crawford County, and church notices across Findley Lake area. Plus rail washouts affect eastern routes and a cash prize at Rex Theatre.
Times Square temporarily labeled Elks Square for the Elks National Convention. Ceremony attendees included Howard F. Davis of Williamsport Pa and Elks officials George F. Hall and James P. Somerville.
Hattie Buneard Marne, secretary of mines, says action to enforce the 1945 strip mine bond rule in Western Pennsylvania will wait until the end of the current duty period. About 200 coal operators who were ordered in May to reclaim stripped land face roughly 400000 dollars in bonds. The official note cites no specific date but indicates plans to proceed next month.
A fragmented OCR list shows Sunday School and worship times for several churches including Fullview EUB Church Spartanburg, Gospel Tabernacle, Methodist pastor Rev J Schmidllé, Baptist Rev R C Dastes, and Wayne Valley Evangelical Rev J Leon Maneval. Times span morning and evening services with midweek meetings and youth groups.
Listings of Sunday schools and church activities across multiple congregations. Includes schedules for Salvation Union Sunday School, Edwards Chapel Evangelical United Brethren Church, JAVA Baptist Church, and Union City services with pastors and superintendent names.
Multiple congregations including North Clymer Evangelical and Cottage Hill Wesleyan Methodist list Sunday School times and morning worship. Philadelphia The Buda Company cites steel shortages forcing layoffs affecting Pennsylvania Michigan operations and halting production lines.
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