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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1952
Page
6
A compact listing of biblical readings for the week presented with days and chapter references. It includes Psalms, Proverbs, Matthew, and Corin threes, noting Sundays and weekdays for contemplation and instruction.
A detailed schedule of worship times across local churches including Elizabeth R C Church First Church of Christ Scientist Baptist Emmanuel Parish St Thomas the Apostle Seventh Day Adventist Evangelical United Brethren First Methodist Salvation Army St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Christian and Missionary Alliance First Pentecostal First Presbyterian with service times, Sunday schools, youth programs and Holy Days where listed.
Advertising sponsors include Bracken-Keating Funeral Home, Fogle Lumber, Corry-Jamestown Mfg, Hammond Elevator, Corry Bakery, Pauls Men’s Wear, Damon’s, Pennzoil Service, Model Dairy, Thomas Motors, Ajax Iron Works, Olds the Florist, Phillips Jewelry, Crystal Cool Co. and others supporting a community event in Corry.
Erie District Attorney Damisn McCoughlin asks Mayor Thomas W. Flatley to order a city police criminal investigation into irregularities, with a State Police review urged if the mayor delays. The move ties local action to state involvement and challenges a current injunction on hearings.
New York area officials announce a 3.93 per hundredweight price for May milk deliveries to 420 approved plants in the six state milkshed. May output hits a 14 year May high at 778,448,082 pounds despite 669 producers leaving the market.
Mrs Jennie Grayink was honored on her birthday with family gathered after prayer meeting. Rev Hoff man and Rev Swart vocalized church activities as Abbe and Lakeview churches share in Africa mission support. Ladies Mission and Aid Society funded $50 to each mission board plus $5 to an after school lunch fund.
The program led by Mrs. Roy Gravink opened with a reading and featured two vocal solos by Mrs. Rora ake, Mrs. Hofman, and Mary Ann Hogenboom. Mission reports were given by several members, a prayer closed the meeting, and the group approved sending 40 to Dulce Missions and 15 to the Swart family in Africa. Proceeds from traveling lunch parties totaled 2845 with 24 present. lunch was served by hostesses. The Men’s Brotherhood met later at Abbe Reformed Church with seven members present.
George Legters president and Rev. B. J. Hoffman led devotions as several church projects were reviewed. A committee was formed to study costs for repairing the driveway with cement or asphalt while a lunch of pie, sandwiches and coffee was served.
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