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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1928
Page
7
The readable fragments reference a congregation, a Wednesday event, and names such as Mrs Arch and Mr. Jomen Nhuavilia. The text appears to describe a church service or schedule with attendees and a confirmation of attendance.
Phy Uhnitys second annual Conneautville camp meeting opens August 3 on grounds north of Conneautville Pennsylvania. Four dormitories house over seven hundred attendees with new wells and extended water supply. Dr Owens and Rev Thomas are among speakers with services daily and choir led by Gur Keddie assisted by Taylor University quartet.
James town police arrest a Youngsville man on charges of intoxication after a reported drunken driving incident near Ly Mrewabure bridge. The suspect, John Characters of Youngsville, was stopped by Motorcycle Patrolman Arthur Dahl on Roots avenue between Newland and Prather Avenues.
Chautauqua N Y July 2 Dr Thomas J Moran named Washington and four other leaders as the five greatest presidents. He lectured on Why Great Men Are Nob Presidents and completed a discussion on the vice presidency begun earlier.
The sermon traces Paul’s conversion in 36 A.D. and his brief sojourn in Damascus, followed by a lengthy Arabian retreat of up to three years. It covers his return to Damascus, his initial preaching in synagogues proclaiming Jesus as the Son of God, and his early fellowship with disciples in Jerusalem. The piece highlights Barnabas’s support, Paul’s accession to Antioch, and the origin of the term Christian in Antioch.
The United Brethren convention at Findley Lake features a full program by junior and intermediate departments led by W. P. Hanks. Rev. Oliver B. Schatfoort of Buffalo presides with 190 delegates, banners awarded to Riverview, Mas Grangeville, Kidder Memorial, Jamestown, and Stillwater. Sessions through July 27 include speakers Ima D. Warner and J. Hal Smith with messages and public invitations.
Three men were detained after a street brawl at Chandler Street and Willis in Lambstown. Willis, stabbed twice but not seriously, was treated at Jamestown General Hospital and charged with disorderly conduct. George Thompson and George Pearson were arrested on assault and disorderly conduct charges related to the incident.
A fragment notes an early fashion article seen in the country and linked to a Baltimore purchase in 1772. It thanks friends and neighbors for flowers, sympathy, and kindness after the death of Robert Hargrove also called Robert Huey, mentioning Standard Automatic Product Company and Alexander & Company among those appreciated.
Announcements list upcoming worship at Advent Christian Essex Street led by Rev C Wesley Adams with a 10:00 a m service and Sunday School. Christian Science at Park Street Church of Christ Scientist 11:00 a m with Truth as subject and a Wednesday testimony meeting. Reading room hours at 28 North Center Street. Lutherans at SS Paul's Church with 1:00 a m Sunday School and 11:00 a m Chief Service on The Way of Life. Baptist First Church at Pine Street and Second Avenue holds 4 a m Bible School 11 a m Morning Worship and 7:30 p m Evening Service with choir and special music. Methodist First Church Center and Pleasant holds 9:30 a m Sunday School 11 a m Worship with sermon Love Life's Master Motive and 7:30 p m Lamps That Shine. Presbyterian First Presbyterian Pleasant and Center lists Bible School at 9:45 a m 11:00 a m Worship and 7:30 p m Evening Service with sermon The High Calling of God in Christ Jesus. United Brethren United Brethren Church North Center with 9:45 a m Sunday School and 10 a m Preaching. 4 p m Preaching with Reverend H B Paterson. Wesleyan Methodist No 6 West Main with morning and evening services. Episcopal St. Mary’s Center Street rector Rev Henry Attwell Post with Holy Communion. Fimonwel and Epiphany services noted.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a market day with vendors offering various goods. The readable items mention price lists, stalls, and commodities, with unclear references to places and names. The text hints at a sale environment but lacks clear dates or participants.
A Fredonia man died and several others were seriously injured when a car skidded on a wet road near Buffalo. The crash occurred as the vehicle traveled with a group including M. Sorfon and Mable Rookey among the injured. The accident left two dead at the scene and others rushed to Sorgen Nant Hassan hospital with serious injuries.
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