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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1951
Page
3
A fragmented report shows local officials and residents debating access controls. The text mentions names and places in unclear order, but indicates ongoing talks about enforcement, safety, and coordination among agencies.
A fragmented report shows a late evening water sport event with teams and a crowd. Names appear muddled and may reference Route No Bar and a place near Jolumbus, with minimal readable details on participants or outcomes.
A brief local notice reports a dispute over rent value in the Hay Mountain region. The document notes a due amount and a claimant seeking resolution through the appropriate public or judicial channel. No additional names or dates are provided in the readable text.
Three operating unions vote to summon 600 rank and file members to Washington on June 27 to study the railroads latest contract proposal. Wage increases proposed by the Wage Stabilization Board are 18% cents an hour for line crew and 34 cents for yard workers. A key dispute remains over the 40 hour week and operating rule changes, with a moratorium on new wage and rule changes until 1952.
Congregational Christian Churches and the World Chris tian Church share notices. Col umbus Community Church hosts a noon all parish tureen dinner and a Sunday vesper at Spring Creek Church. Pastors are asked to bring brief messages. West Spring Creek and Columbus coordinate six weeks of vesper services. A farewell sermon series begins this Sunday with "Tinks erving." Sunday worship at 9 a.m., piano by Walter Whaley, Sunday School at 10 p.m. A parish meeting Thursday discusses the pastor resigning and appointing two parish committee members. Spring Creek hosts worship at 10 a.m. with Donna Whaley at the piano, and Walter Maxwell as superintendent of Sunday School. Various meetings and Sabbath events are listed for Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren, including a fathers and sons service and a travel exhibition by Miss Joanne Miller. Additional church events cover midweek prayer, youth and Bible studies, and regional fellowship sessions at Wayne Valley and Beaverdam.
A dense list of church names, pastors and schedules: Abbé Reform ed, Reindley Lake Evangelical, Bear Lake Evangelical, Clymer Methodist, Jaya Baptist, Our Lady of Victory Mission at Spartansburg, Elgin Community Methodist, Beaverdam Mennonite, McCray Community Church, Harbor and Cottage Hill Wesleyan Methodist, Wheelock Church, Spartansburg Fauchew Church, Cobbs Chapel, Christ Church, and Gospel Tabernacle, with Sunday School times, morning and evening worship, midweek services, and special programs.
Twenty five year old Eugene Gillan was preparing a dynamite charge at a local quarry when a nearby lightning bolt struck and caused the charge to explode. He was seriously injured and reported in serious condition. The accident occurred near Markleysburg, Pennsylvania, and details indicate the blast was triggered by the lightning strike.
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