Church Services in town list multiple congregations
A local church directory lists services at ST THOMAS THE APOSTLE R church West Washington Street Rev Francis J Graves Rev John G DeSanti with masses at 6 45 8 15 and 11 am Weekday 7 and 2 pm Holy Day 6 45 and 8 am Also Saint Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church East South and Concord Streets Rev Harry F Bowman 9 45 am Sunday School 11 am The Service Nursery infants 7 30 pm Luther League Other churches include First Church of Christ Scientist Fork Street First Presbyterian Church Corner South Center and West Pleasant Streets First Methodist Church East Pleasant Streets Evangelical United Brethren Church 921 North Center Street Church of the Nazarene Essex St Rev R Merriman Emmanuel Parish Episcopal 327 North Center Street First Baptist Church West Pleasant St and Second Ave First Pentecostal Church 102 West Pleasant Street Salvation Army East Washington Street Seventh Day Adventist North Center Street across from town center.
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Thomas the Apostle
Washington Street
Francis J. Graves
John G. DeSanti
Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
East South
Concord Streets
Harry F. Bowman
Luther League
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Fork Street
First Presbyterian Church
Corner South Center
West Pleasant Streets
Paul F. Bauer
First Methodist Church
South Center
East Pleasant Streets
James M. McIntosh
THE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
North Center Street
H. Ray Harris
Church OF the Nazarene Essex
Washington St
Rey
R. Merriman
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Maple Avenue
Wilmer Heffer
Emmanuel Parish
Episcopal
Joseph R. Clair
the Holy Communion
Church
First Baptist Church
West Pleasant St
Second Ave
Francis G. Whiteman
First Pentecostal Church
Assembles of God
West Pleasant Street
Donald Brown
Salvation Army
Second St
MW. Gaskell
Salvation Service
Local Businesses List Includes Funeral Home and Stores
A compact directory lists Bracken Keating Funeral Home Pauls Men s Wear Damons Sunoco Service Fogle Lumber Corry Jamestown Mfg Co The Corry Bakery and Western Auto Store as area businesses showing a mix of services and goods in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracken-Keating Funeral Home
Paul's Men's Wear
County to advertise bids for two TB Hospital wings
County commissioners after a TB Hospital advisory meeting said bids will be advertised August 3, 10, and 17 for two two story wings to expand TB Hospital bed capacity and clinics. Base bids and alternate bids due August 21 with projected cost over 200000 dollars and completion of the west wing in late 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lamberton
WIGGERS INFANT BURIED AT HOLLAND CEMETERY
A committal service was held at Holland Cemetery in Clymer for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Paul Wiggers of Clymer. The baby born at Corry Memorial Hospital Friday morning died at 7 10 last evening. Rev Alvin Rhodes officiated. Surviving are five parents two brothers Paul and Kent and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs John Wiggers of North Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland Cemetery
Clymer
Paul Wiggers
Corry Memorial Hospital
Alvin Rhodes
Clymer Methodist Church
Paul
Kent Wiggers
John Wiggers
North Clymer
Back Broken In Freak Fall
Titusville reports Mrs. Fred Holtz aged 54 of Route 2 Pleasantville suffered a broken back and fractured sixth vertebra after an upstairs railing failed and she fell six feet onto a stairway. She is resting comfortably in Titusville Hospital, her husband said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Fred Holtz
Route 2
Pleasantville
Seventeen Convicted by Allied Court in Japan
Tokyo July 21 Fifteen Koreans and two Japanese were convicted Friday of conspiracy to commit espionage and sentenced to prison terms from one to 10 years by an Allied International provost court after a trial that began May 11. Twenty eight other defendants will be tried soon. The 17 were found guilty on 41 of 44 counts involving acts detrimental to the occupation of Japan. Sentences for five Koreans include deportation after imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied
Associated Press
Tokyo
Ko~eans
Allied International
Begery
Striet
Japan
Mrs Charlotta M Olds Dies in Youngstown
Mrs Charlotta M Olds former resident of this city died Friday at 12 30 pm at Miller Convalescent Home Youngstown where she had been a patient for years She lived in Chau tauqua Youngsville Corry and Youngstown before returning to Corry twenty years ago and later moving to Geneva to live with her daughter She was member of First Methodist Church Bondman Methodist Church and Order of the Eastern Star Survived by four daughters two grandchildren and two sisters Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 pm at Brocken Keating Funeral Home with Rev James McIntosh officiating Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unarova M. Olds
Miller
Youngstown
Olds Mund
Sherman
Olds
Chautauqua
Youngsville
Corry
Geneva
First Methodist Church
Bondman Methodist Church
Ohio
Order of the Eastern Star
Wallace Olds
Victor Karhan
Victoria Marie
Dudley Edward . Karhan
Cleveland
Ernest Roger
Nellie Erickson
Titusville
Brocken-Keating
James McIntosh
Pine Grove Cemetery
Car Kills Pedestrian Near Imperial on Route 30
July 21 a car struck and killed Andrew Winkler, 49, of near Imperial, as he attempted to cross Route 30 near Clinton. Authorities report no further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Andrew Winkler
Imperial
Clinton
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Psylhe
Church For
Elizabeth EK. C
Cyril Kronz
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Bill
Damon
Sunoco Service
Model Dairy Company
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
E. E. Guignon
Ajax Iron Works
Sterling
Fogle Lumber Company
Jamestown
the Corry Bakery
Western Auto Store
Rex Theatre
Guy W. Bennink
Brigham Hardware
Rowe Flower Shop
Martin Motor Sales
Wiggers
Charlotta M. Olds
J. Edwin Hartil
Northwestern School of Minn
Richard DeLong
the Jaya Baptist Church
Ror Ronen
Wallace Jewelers
North Center
the National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Galle
Philar