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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1940
Page
8
Corry churches list Sunday services sermons prayer meetings and community events across many denominations including First Church of Christ Selentiat United Brethren Bethel Tabernacle Methodist Nazarenes Lutherans and Baptists. Also notes Reading Room hours Camp meetings Findley Lake and local transportation for parishioners.
Spencer community page lists 10:00 A M Sunday School led by Th Pultom superintendent with glasses for all ages and good teachers. 11:00 A M Morning Worship followed by mid week prayer on Wednesday evening.
A garbled OCR list enumerates churches in Corry with scattered street references. The facilities include Bethel Tabernacle, Church of the United Brethren, St Paul Evangelical Lutheran, First Presbyterian, Seventh Day Adventist, St Elizabeth’s, St Thomas’s, First Methodist and others with partial addresses and misspellings.
The Christian and Missionary Alliance at 8 Washington Street and Maple Avenue lists Rev. Gordon E. Abrams as pastor with Sunday School at 2 45 AM, morning worship 1 00 PM, and evening evangelistic service. Salutations extend to public attendance, midweek Bible study, and Friday fasting. Gilbert L Boyd leads Fit Presbyterian with Bible School at 9 45 AM and worship at 11 AM including named soloists and organ pieces. Salvation Army Citadel at East Washington and Park offers 8 PM Sunday sermon A Study of the Ant, 11 AM holiness meeting, Knee Drill at 8 30 AM, Company meeting 9 45 AM, and Young People at 6 50 PM, with Thursday holiness at 8 PM.
The United Brethren camp at Findley Lake N Y opens today and runs until August 2 with daily prayers, children's meetings, song services and preaching. Featured evangelists include Rev M R White from Chillicothe Ohio aided by Dr H G Ziegler and Dr H Paul Weaver. Program outlines morning and afternoon schedules with worship at 10:30 a m and 8 p m among other events.
The forecast notes a rough cotton outlook with small crops but large carry, and improved meat prices due to demand, with hogs and lambs facing pressure from export losses. Fruit supplies shrink while prices may rise. government payments bolster farm income, and war effects on exports remain mixed. A mid year outlook promises detailed forecasts next week.
Morkd's Katreme Galions sends the world’s smallest country to Vutlear City. The event features 1087 Sere Thin Wirld's and a 0.5 5 Mf rating in the Soviet Sociallet Republica. WK covers a 2 square mile area.
Closing sessions mark the ten day Christian and Missionary Alliance camp meeting at Mahaffey Pennsylvania from July 17 to 27. Attendees include many locals and visitors who traveled to Susquehanna Park for eve ning services. Today features baptism, afternoon and evening services with Rev. E Ellenberger Rev. M J Boyd Rev I W Henry Rev S G Barnes Rev Glen V Tingley Rev J V Gordon Wishart Rev B C Anderson Rev R S Roseberry Rev H M Shuman and Rev Glen V Tingley. Over a score of Corryites have attended the camp.
Richard G. du Pont announces AM American will restart service on new routes once Post Office Department arrangements are made. The Corry to Jamestown line 49-C runs via Natrona Tarentum Brackenridge Freeport Slippery Rock Grove City Franklin Oil City Titusville Corry Youngsville Waton and Jamestown Falconer with other lines toward Huntington Williamsport and Philadelphia.
A jumble of station names, programs, times, and partial headlines from a newspaper page. It hints at broadcasts on WASHIN, LONDON, HOUSTON, and others with mentions of political figures, events, and looming strikes. Details are garbled. readable items include program schedules and scattered names like George Oscar Bry and Mrs. Freburg.
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