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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1921
Page
2
A faith column laments Bible ignorance among "the civilized world" and urges study under God's guidance. The piece cites Rev. A. B. Stockham of First Presbyterian, lists Sunday services across multiple churches, with times and program notes for August, including Bible school, sermons, and youth meetings.
The notice outlines sermon series and events at Baptist churches on East Washington Street and Maple Avenue. It lists pastors Rev O J Mag, and Frederick W Troy, with Sunday worship at 11 A M and 7 45 P M, Bible school, prayer meetings, evangelistic services, and evening programs. It notes Holy Communion, missionary campaigns, and anticipated summer plans including weeks of service and biblical instruction.
The text outlines church services at Lutherans Hall on Sunday with 7 00 A M Sunday School 11 00 A M Chief Service The morning sermon titled The Way The Druth wid aly Mbit Me Mesilomes Hawklis ani Join will be 0 vet oitittad b d Had The invitation asks all to attend this service
Sunday schedule shows Morning worship at 11, Sunday School at 9, Sermon “The Heart of the Gospel.” Afternoon programs include Epworth League and a lecture “The Sacredness of Music and Song” by Marguerita. Evening sermon titled “Gail's Choice of the Moon and the Languitipasees.”
In a city notice, residents are urged to recover lost items from garages and the Corry Motor club office. It advises owners to claim possessions promptly, lists contact details, and highlights the process for reclaiming items left at garages and a motor club office.
Poor weather delays a four day trotting meet at Warren. Cars, stands, and track preparations disrupted as officials await better conditions for the 1921 program.
August program updates at Chautauqua feature talks by a New York lover of the arts, readings by Lucian Schmidt, and a schedule including Army Day remarks by Henry Southwick. A New York Symphony concert and garden show with flowers and flowers vendors are noted, plus paid opportunities for local workers and volunteers.
In a historic milestone Ray, the first woman to join the diplomatic corps, enters the diplomatic service after passing the Emilia Department examination for diplomats.
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