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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1959
Page
6
Corry Journal announces publisher and mention manager details and AP rights. It lists advertising agency Bottinelli Kimball and AP exclusive use of local news. Subscription and mailing rates are provided, along with display advertising deadlines and service offices in major cities.
Pennsylvania lawmakers consider closing loopholes that raise the unemployment tax for small businesses. The changes would affect about twenty workers per employer and could push typical rates well above two thousand dollars for companies with low turnover. Critics warn losses in jobs and higher labor costs if the fixes are delayed, while supporters push for quicker action to stabilize the job market.
Vernon Coopts an Troquois Indian indicted for first degree murder of a Franklin man, allegedly strangled on a Manhattan sidewalk. He pleaded innocent before Judge John A Mullen and was held without bail. A motorist, May 26, reported a confession, guiding police to the violin nearby. Detectives linked fingerprints to the suspect.
Services for Janis Mohr were held yesterday at Bracken United. The officiant was Rev. Hey Miner Grier with Beavers for the rites. Attending included James Allyn, Ciinden Rattner, Moneph Wiurat, Bearyutind Webr Pifecnenit, and many others from nearby towns and organizations. The service reflected community ties as relatives and friends gathered to honor Mohr, with brief remarks from attendees and a procession to the cemetery.
A June 19 1939 reminiscence from Carry Minnesota recalls a devastating tornado that hit the town of White Mississippi River area yesterday. National Guardsmen police and volunteers assisted under Gov Harolt and Staswen directions as debris cleared and casualties reported. Pontoon efforts included shipments of traple eyrap and searches for the largest sailboat ever made from the town. Local figures and the Len fan Chihi council prepared to attend an international event in Cleveland while Garey club members planned Wednesday meetings.
The text argues science has bred milk cows that yield more milk but cannot thank their master or feel inner peace from church attendance. It contends that while modern cows improve, they lack spiritual understanding, whereas attending services brings rest, renewal, and guidance for humans seeking courage to serve.
Fragmentary clerks and street rail lines recalled in a 40 year old item. Names listed include Lee Carry and various locals. June 22 marked servicemen remembered, with hospital list details and civic remarks amid a local newspaper page.
The Evangelical United Church at 921 North Center Street lists a full week of services and activities. Morning prayer and Sunday School at 9:15, Morning Worship at 11, youth programs led by Houghton College visitors, junior church in the Educational Building, and nursery care. Evening worship and educational events feature speakers from George Wells and Dr. Kyniy W Einer, with daily Vacation Bible School sessions, cottage prayer, and Women’s Aid Society meetings.
A listing of church activities across Findley Lake area includes The Church At Bluey and The Findley Lake Cal United with schedules for Sunday School Nursery and Divine Worship. Also noted are Adventist services at North Center Street with pastors Albert and Nell and a Wednesday service, plus a mayor meeting noted.
Community church page lists The Church School meetings under Rev. B A Ortuer with nursery care available. Activities include service and sermon, weekly gatherings in Concord and East South streets. Scouts and youth programs are noted, with Meade Park events and midweek sessions referenced.
Corry area churches list morning and evening services across several congregations. LeRoy Wiley hosts Sunday School, worship, and youth groups at Corry Assembly of God, while Salvation Army, St Thomas the Apostle RC Church, and First Methodist outline masses, prayer meetings, and youth activities through the week and weekend.
Corner East Washington Street and Maple Avenue lists Rev. Earl C. Docherty leading services at 8:45 p m Sunday School at 11:00. Church service at 6:30 p m with Alliance Youth Fellowship at 7:30 p m. Evangelistic services Monday through Wednesday at 7:00 p m. Vacation Bible School programs and prayer meetings run midweek, Radio broadcast over WOTR at 9:45 p m.
Schedule for the St Church of Christ Scientist includes services at 9 30 am radio broadcasts on WOTR 1100 pm Sunday school at 11 am and a Sunday church service The universe and atomic force question is discussed in a daily Christian Science program Monday events include a lecture at Corry Area High School and a weekly testimony meeting Wednesday reading room hours are 2 to 4 pm with services at 8 pm
First Baptist Church on West Pleasant Street and Second Avenue holds a full day of services and programs led by Rev. Robert J. DeBoer including Sunday School at 9 45 Morning Worship at 11 00 and Evening Service at 7 45 with a junior group and Youth Fellowship plus radio broadcasts and Vacation Bible School The First Presbyterian and Clmyer Hill Reformed churches on nearby streets feature similar weekly schedules with morning services Sunday School and choir rehearsals along with special events such as a Lake Erie Presbytery Junior Camp and a Meade Park family picnic.
Smith and Center Streets list Holy Communion and Morning Prayer at 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. on Feast of St John the Baptist. A Saturday 10:00 a.m. meeting invites members to travel to Church Picnic Lake Canadohia. Reverend William C. Seitz Jr. leads the services.
Rev Cyril Krong leads services at Saint Elizabeth's with Sunday masses at 8:15 and 10:00 a.m. Weekday masses are 7:30 a.m. The Holy Day schedule includes 7:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. at Pleasant Street.
The Church of the Nazarene on Essex Street led by Rev Paul Bowlby lists services and events. 945 pm radio broadcast Voice of the Church of the Nazarene, 9 am showers of blessing, Sunday School at 10 45 am worship service, 7 pm Young People's Service, 7 45 pm evangelistic service, Thursday prayer meeting at 8 pm.
A partial OCR fragment mentions attendees at a class event with Mrs Sharp presenting a gold bat. It references Henry, Stan, and a committee letter from an organization. Details are incomplete but indicate a social gathering and award gesture.
Incomplete text fragment mentions rationing and names Gati sen and Iu an, unclear context or date. Likely a regional notice or brief urging compliance with early rationing measures. No full events, dates, or identifiable actions can be established from the readable portion.
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