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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1942
Page
8
The corrugated notice lists Cory churches and others sponsoring evangelistic events led by Rev Vernon G Shirley the Singing Evangelist. Meetings run seven forty five evenings with extra Sunday sessions 230 and 745. Bethel Tabernacle hosts daily Bible school and revival through the week. St Thomas and First Baptist add masses and sermons with weekly programs and prayer services.
A readable list of churches in Corry includes Bethel Tabernacle at 36 East Church St Parisian Missionary Alliance at Washington and Maple Ave Court of the Nazarene and others on Washington St Center St Emmanuel Episcopal MN Center and West Sellst West Baptist Church at 61 and Second Ave First Church of Christ Selentint certs Park Blvd Punt Methodist Church at Center and Pleasant First Presbyterian at Pleasant and Center Seventh Day Adventist at Center St Elizabeth's at West Pleasant St Bethlehem B.C. Church West Washington St and Part-Bte The Salvation Army noted with a phone reference.
A sanitized parish page lists Sunday services for Christian Science churches on Purk Street Ul A. M. Sunday School at 4245 P. M. The Lesson Sermon cites Hebrews 4 12 and Matthew 9 17 19 with references to the Bible and Mary Baker Eddy. Reading Room hours and Wednesday openings noted. The Salvation Army under Capt. and Mrs. Morrison invites all to services with a schedule including Saturday Open Air and Sunday sermons. Carter Hill Church led by Norman Warner, and United Brethren in Christ at 821 North Center Street share Sunday School and worship notes and a visit by Rev. H Tay Harris. The Christian and Missionary Alliance in Garner lists Sunday School at 4 45 A. M and various youth meetings. First Methodist Church on Pleasant and South Center outlines Sunday School at 11 and evening worship at 8 30 with prayer and Bible study midweek. Scot’s Church announces Sunday School at 10 00 EST with coordinators O W Hubert, Helen Damon, and Lucille Kimmy.
Local church listings show John Waite in Minster and multiple congregations including First Presbyterian in Pleasant and South Center, Spartansburg Gospel Tabernacle, Elgin and Beaverdam Methodist, Spencer Community Church, Elizabeth’s Mount, Seventh Day Adventist, St. Paul’s Lutheran, and St. Mary Catholic rites. Weekly Bible schools, worship schedules, and special lectures are noted with superintendent and speaker names such as Ida Ohrn, Mrs. Robert Damon, and Rev. W. W. Conley.
Fragmentary OCR items show Emmanuel parish at Corner Smith and North Center, Rev. James W. Connette presiding. It notes there will be no church school during the summer vacation and mentions a 1:00 A. M. Holy Communion service.
Germany produces synthetic fodder from wood pulp with additives willow fiber, white molasses and oats. The product is designed to feed horses and cattle, offering a calcium rich blend to improve nutrition.
Bear Lake community notes center on local men joining federal defense classes at Camp Finnley and church activities. Reilly and Willan from Buffalo spend a Sunday with friends. residents visit families and attend Bible school. midweek prayers, Rebekah Lodge, and Woman's Missionary activities are reported amid social visits to Chautauqua Lake, Panama Rocks, and area cottages.
Babson argues advertising supports newspapers and agencies as war production shifts the economy. He notes advertising quality, public trust, and the need for fair copy while urging continued support for daily papers and weeklies, asserting newspapers educate communities and rely on ads for revenue.
Four injured in a head on collision near Titusville, July 25. Drivers Paul D. Bg, 88, of Canservily Route 3, and P. A. Morehead, 27, Tryonville Route 1, suffered cuts. Also hurt were TLOL Turner, 68, Hydetown, and Charles B. Lake, 25, Hydetown. All taken to Titusville Hospital. Billig, en route to work, swung out to pass and crashed into Morehead. Turner listed as most seriously hurt. Billig arraigned for improper passing, pleaded guilty. costs imposed.
Eastern Massachusetts group Bovton Majarene orge quartet will sing at Nazarene Church Monday at 7 45 pm in charge of Professor Mant of the college. They draw large audiences and the program is all song with readings and no preaching.
An 18 year old is mentioned among war casualty notes as a funeral service is planned in Grove with local gatherings. The fragment references a roadway incident near Brook hospital and a car turning mishap, with historical wartime mentions of bombers and U.S. forces.
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