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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1941
Page
8
Corry churches listing many denominations and services across Main Street and surrounding streets. Includes schedules for Sunday School at 10 or 11, morning worship, evangelistic services, midweek prayers, and youth programs. notes about school baccalaureate service causing a temporary Sunday cancellation and joint union observance.
A garbled list of churches in Corry including Bethel Tabernacle Emmanuel Episcopal First Baptist First Church of Christ Scientist Park Street First Methodist Church Presbyterian Seven Day Adventist St Johns St Pauls Lutheran and Salvation Army on East and West Washington Streets. The Salvation Army church page details leaders Capt. and Mrs Morrison and a long weekly schedule of services and events.
Rev J Allen Waugaman and E F Armitage lead SPARTANSBURG BAPTIST SPENCER CHURCH with 10:00 Bible School and 11:00 Morning Worship. Evening Gospel Service at 2:00 includes sermon by the pastor and music by Mr Senden. Revival services begin April 2 led by Rev William Gentry of Nyack New York. A friendly welcome to all.
A church meeting named the new officers and committees for the year. Officers include Mrs Hugh Mosher secretary, Mrs John Banks membership, Mrs John Westley secretary, Charles Bugbee treasurer, Mrs Richard Futbul benevolent treasurer, and Mr Robert Davis Holy Communion steward. Committees cover auditing finance music ushers flower and church stewards with Rev H R Harris and others.
Pastor Rev I W Barrett leads worship at 3 30 A M and 10 30 A M on Sunday with prayer meeting and Bible study on alternating Wednesdays at 8.00 PM. Choir rehearsal scheduled, with evening service and midweek events noted for a Pridey evening format.
In a diocesan reshuffling by Bishop Mark Gawoy of Brewan, Rev Lawrence Trembly becomes rector of St Teresa's in Union City and professor at the Gaiman School of Arts and Sciences. New roles assign Rev Victor Miter headmaster of Gathadval Preparatory School and Rev George McDonald as diocesan superintendent of parochial schools.
The text announces Rev Willi J Martin of St Brigid's parish chosen as president of the Day10 Behool of arts and Selerieny at the Cacilic University. It notes the appointment by Monsdghar Wahrig and outlines his duties overseeing all text s time and related interests.
A readerable fragment notes Seventh Day Adventist services in Aston and nearby areas with Sabbath observances led by Elder Al G. Feary and Rev. Peading Will. It mentions Saturday 10 30 A M Sabbath School 6 00 Noon church services and evening meetings. It also reports Wisconsin Medical Society recommending periodic auto license tests for sight and hearing and broader physical condition checks before licenses issued, plus stronger measures to curb drunken driving including license revocation.
Linda meets Mr. Avon who reveals himself as Bill Blaine and hosts a sudden family gathering in a grand Pacific Avenue mansion. Linda learns the Blaine clan plans to defend her custody fight against the Mortons while Jack Blaine joins but faces loyalty conflicts between Lawson interests and family bonds. The scene sets up a courtroom showdown and internal tensions within Titan Tower’s circle.
Readable fragments reference a local scene with names such as Virgil Lee and Dr A coroner, plus mentions of a city interior fountain, a firm pastries business, and a sequence of unclear events involving a frame, trees, and wires. The text lacks coherent facts or a clear incident to recap.
Fragmentary text mentions Iraq and patches with unclear reference to orders and timing. No coherent event or entities beyond generic military context.
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