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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1938
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text mentions city scene and players including Kirk Newhenson and Jim Boston with Arnold Marcus in a 6-1 height note. It is unclear but hints at a game in progress with multiple names connected to New York and fields.
A listing of local churches on Washington Maple Center Pleasant and nearby streets invites parishioners to various services. It names Emanuel Episcopal First Baptist Bible classes at St Elizabeths and multiple denominations including Methodist Episcopal Seventh Day Adventist Church of Christ Scientist and Church of the Nazarene with service times and study groups.
Rev William St Garnett pastor at Spring Creek Federated Church lists church school at 10 00 A M and morning service but notes Wednesday prayer service Sunday evening service and Christian Endeavor are discontinued until further notice Leo W McGaughey superintendent assigns 2 00 P M Sunday School at Columbus Community Church with lesson Character Study of Samson Sermon by Rev Glen Donelson Frewsburg N Y urged to hear him Tuesday 7 30 P M Christian Endeavor Society 8 15 P M Bible study group to resume meetings
Rev Graves will lead a blessing of automobiles after the 6 8 and 10 oclock Mass at St Christopher Church. The event marks the traveler patron saint anniversary. Motorists should enter via the east driveway and circle to the west side of the rectory for the blessing.
The Christian Endeavor rally is set for Waterford Park on July 1 at 7 30 PM EST. Musical offerings include My Emeish Rusterholtz on trumpet with Kathryn Hettish Roger Francie and Dale Francis on brass, joined by Mrs Frasers af at piano. Rev John Heslip of Eastminster Presbyterian Church will speak on 400 Years With Open Bible, followed by an old time song service led by Mrs Autumn Leonard and Mrs C J Steffy. About 400 people expected.
As early as 1700 the Quakers of Pennsylvania had taken anti slavery measures and excluded all slave holders from their society.
A young cuckoo keeps begging for food, attracting feeding from a range of birds even after its fledging ability, showing how persistent appeal can draw sustenance from varied species.
The newspaper prints church notices and mentions supporters such as Phillipe Gerry Jamestown Mig Corp and Davison Fogle Lumber Co. It highlights United Brethren in Christ Church in Frewsburg N Y with Rev H R Harris, listing services and weekly programs from Sunday School to evening sermons. Other entries cover Lutheran and Salvation Army events plus Bethlehem Gospel Mission in Union City Pa with Sunday School and evangelistic service.
The Erie County Sabbath School Association in District No. 791 holds its quarterly convention Sunday at 2 PM BST in Lake Plessan A. B. church. President Mrs. G G Gifford leads a program with song service led by Gladys Dean, devotions Rev Rosco Smith, music by Ying People's chorus, and an address "The Inerrant Word of God" by Rev C Edgar Downing. Died on the Guillotine Lavoisier, a chief founder of modern chemistry, perishes in the French Revolution.
St Thomas R C Church on West Washington street lists Masses at 8:00 and 10:00 a m and an 7:00 a m Mass. St Therese devotion runs Tuesday evenings at 7:30 p m with Holy Hour Tuesday 7:30 to 8:30 p m preceding the first Friday.
A gond-sized audience attended the special service at the Church of the Nazarene last night led by Rev. D. L. Benedum district superintendent of Pittsburgh with G. Wi and Pearl Miser Hoot assisting in song. The service focused on music and included a short message from Rev Benedum plus informative details on Nazarene College and foreign missions.
The orange was carried into Europe by the Moors in the eleventh century and introduced to England by Sir Walter Raleigh in the sixteenth century.
Bear Lake witnessed storm damage as families and visitors from Corry, Jamestown, Warren, and Centerville gathered for Bible school and a community visit. Fires from the hail and electric storms caused downed trees, power issues, and one fatality when a girl struck by a branch died in her mother’s arms. Local residents including the Manwarings hosted showers and greetings at Manwaring’s Hall while relatives toured Chautauqua Lake and Finley Lake Bible services.
The House moves to probe graft amid Democratic bylines and Republican minority opposition. The bill would shield civil officers from grand jury rulings while asserting new jurisdiction, seen as vindicating accused officials including Governor Lawrence and state officials. Senate Democrats led by Charles W Sones condemn the measure as endangering the grand jury system and citizen protections.
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