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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1939
Page
7
Readable fragments mention a train, a person named Harry, and numbers 13 and 10. The text is garbled with missing context, no clear event, date, or location to anchor a full news item.
A page listing Corry churches and service details across East and West Washington Streets, Center and Pleasant avenues, and nearby avenues. It includes United Brethren in Christ, Nazarene, Lutheran, Baptist, Presbyterian, Salvation Army, Alliance, and other congregations with their morning and evening schedules, Sunday School, youth programs, and special events.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church corner Center and Smith streets. Rev William Kuhn rector services 1:30 am church school 11 am Holy Communion and sermon. St Elizabeths Roman Catholic church 26 West Pleasant street Rev Carl L Heldt rector Masses Sundays 8 and 10 am Holy days 6 and 8 am First Fridays Communion 6:20 am Mass and benediction 7 am Catechism instructions for children Saturdays 9 to 10 am.
A New York World's Fair feature, the Christian Science Building, draws visitors with a symbolic Perisphere and Thylon outside and crystalline fountains. Inside, clear glass water features and a building titled Christian Service highlight the religion's message as construction ceases for the show’s Spiritual exhibit.
Local church notices list First Methodist Episcopal Comer Center and Pleasant streets with Rev Perry Z Haines and lay leaders inviting Sunday School at 9:45, morning worship at 11, Epworth and youth meeting, and a union baccalaureate service at the high school. Also St Thomas RC Church on West Washington with Masses at 6, 8, 10, and First Friday Communion. Bethel Tabernacle and other area churches announce services and prayer meetings.
A historical clipping describes a Christian Science Sunday program at Park Street Church with Sunday School at 12:15, evening testimony, and a Wednesday meeting. It cites Psalms and Isaiah passages, outlines the Christian Science Bible lesson and Science and Health quotes, and notes the healing room open Wednesday and Saturday afternoons for readings and purchases.
Bethlehem Gospel Mission in Union City invites all to a friendly welcome with a 2 30 P M Sunday service and a 7 30 P M evangelistic service.
Senior High School holds baccalaureate in the auditorium with 112 graduates attending. Rev. William Kuhn of Emmanuel Episcopal Church will deliver the sermon titled Cal or Seth. Other Protestant church ministers will participate. Glass Day observed. Events: Monday June 5 age? picnic, Tuesday June 6, Commencement Wednesday June 7, Alumni Thursday June 8.
Rev John Carlson will conduct two weeks of evangelistic services at the United Free Church in Christchurch at Bear Lake. Open Sunday and each evening through Saturday with special music. Public invited.
The article extols a World’s Fair exhibit built by Corryite praising Czech contribution in New York. It describes a towering Lenin statue model, over a hundred feet high, with details of the structure and visitors’ experience. It mentions Christan Science literature and interpreters for international attendees.
The pneumonia rate in the colder Canadian provinces is lower than in American states, a finding that contrasts regional health expectations. Researchers note climatic and demographic differences may influence incidence, with Canada showing comparatively milder rates in northern areas.
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