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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1958

Page

2

Graham urges hell sermons to curb sin at Cow Palace

Billy Graham told a San Francisco crowd at the Cow Palace that preaching about hell may reduce hellish behavior in the community. He defined hell as divine punishment, not torture, and said it is needed to restrain sin and separate the wicked from the good. Nearby an ad in Beverly Hills offered a three bedroom hilltop home for rent at 1000 dollars monthly after a price cut.

Graham San Francisco Hell Beverly Hills Calif Dan Greenhouse

At The Hospital Report Now Listing Local Admits

At the hospital report as of 7 am today, admissions include Mrs Ida Mourton 693 Wayne Street Mrs Eleanor Mead 224 Maple Avenue John D Flanigan Clymer Charles G Phelps Clymer and others Discharges include Stavold Crage 36 West Smith Street Harold Hosier Bear Lake Mrs Gemild Williams and several youngsters Readout shows names and addresses of patients and discharged individuals with multiple street details and family references.

Ida Mourton Waynestro Eleanor A Mead Mapleavenue John D Flanigan Clymer Charles G, Phelps Stavold G. Crage West Smith Street Harold Hosier Bear Lake Gemild FE. Williams Eric Mary Alber Bunting Elwin

Canine Customs Cup Catches Coffee Crooks

The West German government applauds a female customs official, nicknamed Geisha, for guiding a trained spaniel named Gelsha to sniff out coffee smuggling at the Dutch German border. The dog has located coffee buried under coal and wrapped in petrol soaked cloths, deterring illicit crossings and earning praise as a reliable official in the republic.

Stun Cer Geisha Gelsha Government Gazette Federal Republic West

Texan Tells How It Feels To Drown

Dallas man Leroy Reed eighty survived a near drowning at Lake Lavon after cramps and seizure-like tightening pulled him under. Unidentified nearby boaters rescued him, revived him with artificial respiration as his wife Ella Mae Reed watched. Reed recalled fighting to keep afloat and then sinking again before surfacing.

Dallas Tex Leroy Reed Jez Lake Lavon Reed Mayline Ella Mae Reed

Army Chief Won t Fight Outback to 900000 Soldiers

Secretary of the Army Brucker testified that despite a 30 000 cut he prefers a minimum force of 900 000 men. He said superiors decision binds him and General Taylor though the Army supports maintaining the 925 000 level. The Senate panel reviews an 89 billion defense bill to fund forces for the coming year. DIES AT ALTAR Fred Pineda 82 collapsed at the altar beside his bride and died two hours later in San Diego California.

Washington Army Defense McElroy Brucker Defense Department McElroy Maxwell D. Taylor Chavez House Taylor San Diego Calif Fred Pineda Bridiet

Rev James McIntosh Receives Doctor of Divinity Degree

Rev James McIntosh former pastor of First Methodist Church receives the Doctor of Divinity degree from Allegheny College today. He led a 17 man preaching mission to Latin America in 1954 and was a Methodist Conference delegate in 1956. His current four year district superintendent term ends this week and he will be assigned to a church next Sunday. He and Mrs McIntosh have lived in Clarion for the past five years.

Iffareny IBY Episcopal Church W. A. Gumbleton Dan Tag- Sart Lena Cohen Old Brackenfield Cherry Hardware Corry Eric Dan Taggart Erie Millcreek Port Erie Erie Coach Co Diemer's First Avenue West Main Street Jamestown Willard V. Sicktel Blektel Thomas Motors Carter-Hill ‘Ladies Aid Archié Hurlbut R. D James McIntosh First Methodist Church Allegheny College McIntosh Allegheny Wesley Theological Seminary Latin America Methodist Conference Clarion

Bikes on roofs at Oxford and Cambridge mock university pride

Oxford students hoisted a truck onto a building rooftop using five bicycles, joining Cambridge where a truck had also been placed on Senate House. The Oxford truck remained atop the structure into the afternoon and may stay days as firefighters could not remove it. A specialist oddjobs firm was hired with Thursday as the earliest removal time.

Londun Oxford Oxford University Cambridge Senate House

Appropriations Total $26 69 Million For State Flood Control Funds

House committee approves 26.69 million dollars in general public works funds for Pennsylvania flood control and navigation projects for the coming year. Key items include 800000 for Kettle Creek dam planning, 100000 for Shenango River dam near Sharpsville, 350000 for Bethlehem flood control, 175000 for Curwonsville dam planning, plus dredging and other projects statewide. Details list multiple municipalities and river works across Pennsylvania.

House Committee WASHINGTON/P Pennsylvania House Kettle Creek Renovo Shenango River Sharpsville Bethlehem Curwonsville Commonwealth Cumberland Ohio River Ohl West Virginia Kingua Army Daniel J. Flood D-Pa Susquehanna River Wilkus-Bayre Delaware River New Castle Del Philadelphia Allentown Bear Creek Bradford Monongahela River Byberry Maxwell Locks Prompton Stillwater

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