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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1946
Page
8
A local church guide lists Corry and area congregations with addresses, Sunday schedules, and service notes. It covers First Church of Christ Scientist, The Brokenstraw Parish, Christian Science, United Brethren, Seventh Day Adventist, Presbyterians, Methodists, Baptists, EpiscoPal, and Salvation Army, detailing service times and special events for July.
Corry Pennsylvania advertisement for Guy W. Benwine offering all forms of general insurance services from T s Center Street with contact at phone 35 481.
A local ad notes Arrow shirts and ties and underwear available at Paul’s Men’s Wear located at 46 N Center Street. The brief notice highlights stock and a city shop presence for men’s fashion essentials.
This item prints the names of donors and businesses supporting church activities and Sunday Word preaching, including Paula Men's Wear Widmann's Department Drug Store Model Dairy Co. Wrank E. Graft Inn Agency E. E. Guignon Ajax Tron Works and others.
Several local church listings appear with service times and events. Beaverdam Mennonite shows Sunday School at 10:00 with Trutt Miller. Salvation Army announces multiple services including worship at 11:00 and open air meetings. Elizabeth's St. Hilde's Catholic at 26 West Pleasant outlines daily masses and first Fridays. Other churches include Union Church at Carter Hill with Sunday School at 2:20 and service at 3:30, Blue Eye Wesleyan with 10:00 Sunday School and 11:00 morning service, North Olympur U B Church at 1:00 Sunday School and 2:00 worship, Nazareth on Essex Street with 10:00 Sunday School and 12:90 sermon, Spartanburg Gospel Tabernacle at 10:30 Sunday School and 11:30 Morning Worship, Seventh Day Adventist on North Center Street with Saturday services, Elgin Methodist charges with Ridge and McCray churches, East Branch Advent Christian Church with 10:00 Sunday School and 1:00 Worship, plus midweek prayer meetings and choir practice.
July 13 Spectal jury of seven men and five women hear a draft dodging case in Jamestown. Prosecutor accuses 38 year old Wallar L Rooth of Wanaka of profiting over 25 000 in one year by running a Backawanna tavern and pressuring a war plant job claim to dodge the draft. Defense challenges Booths testimony about Swan Marine Company work in Buffalo saying he never worked there and was fit to report to the draft board.
Funeral service held at Bracken-Kealing Funeral Home at 2 pm with Elder B A Beavon officiating. Relatives served as bearers including Milton and Charles Humphrey. Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Attendees listed from Rich mond, Great Valley, Union City, Ashville, Erie, Wattsburg, and other towns.
In Chicago a 19 month old boy, John Francis Schachtschober, was shown in court with buyers Mrs. Leroy Lorenz. The Schachtschobers, parents, faced accusations they sold their child for 1000 dollars, later reduced to 400. Judge Robert J. Dunne ordered an investigation and kept the child with the Lorenz couple as the case unfolds.
The SPARTANBURG BAPTIST CHURCH led by Pastor G W O Keefe holds 11:00 A M morning service and 8:00 P M evening worship with classes for all ages taught by Blom as superintendent. SPENCER COMMUNITY CHURCH offers school sessions at 11:00 A M.
The column highlights visits among Perth Amboy and Union City residents including Mr. and Mrs. Gehret and Miss Thompson. Local groups like the Grange and 4-H Calf Club meet, church notices, upcoming canning demonstrations, and a community chicken supper are noted alongside county agent led rural life films and various visits by local families and alumni.
A damaged OCR fragment references a court matter with mentions of a defendant and orders but lacks coherent details, names, dates, or locations. The text hints at proceedings and a motion related to permits or flights, but the fragmentary nature prevents clear extraction of entities or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR report notes a train wreck near Pennsylvanian area with multiple cars derailed. Witnesses describe a single man involved and indicate injuries and damages as authorities sort through wreckage and assess travel disruption.
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