Churches Welcome All At Corry Area Services
Corry churches publish a public schedule of Sunday services and activities. Wilmer Hetfer leads First United, Garner pastor P. A. Galbreath presides at First Methodist with sermons by A. L. Riemann. Gideons and Epworth League are noted. Other congregations listed include First Baptist, Church of the United Brethren in Christ, Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran, and Inter-Denominational Church with varied weekly events and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghribtian
Mibstonart Alliance
Gohner
Washington Street
Maple Avenue
Wilmer Hetfer
Anwin Crehe
John Burdell
The
Gideons
Mrsdred Lindsey
Betty McEldowney
Women's Missionary Prayer Band
Arbelle Anderson
Missionary Training Institute
Ny- Ok
N. Y
First Methodist
Garner Pleasant
South Center Streets
P. A. Galbreath
Ralph S. Dewey
A. L. Riemann
Meadville
H. Lynn Rice
Epworth League and Youth Fellowship
Christ
Five Corners
Carter Hill
Cecil Ross
Bethel Taberumeley
Christian Hod Missionary Alliance
Church of the Nazarene
Church of the United Brethen In Christ
Ematanudd Episcopal
W. Smith
First Baptist Church
W. Piemeaat
Seoved
First Church of Christ
Botemdlet
Thomas’ K
Chareb
Weat
Washington St
St Paul's Evangelical
Christian Science Church Services and Listings in Corry
A dense page lists multiple area churches with service times sermons and events. Christian Science First Church on Park Street offers Sunday lessons at 11 and 12 16 mornings plus Wednesday reading room hours with healing testimonies. other churches including First Presbyterian Bethel Tabernacle and Gospel Mission appear with service times Sunday school classes prayer meetings and guest speakers across Corry and nearby Bear Lake and Spartansburg areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Corer
West Pleasant Street
Second Avenue
Francis Whiteman
Magee
Erie
Gideon Society
Junior Christian Endeavor
Diety
Senior Christian Endeavor
Phureday
Church OF the Nited Brethren IN Christ
North Center Street
H. Ray Barris
Ilohn D. Westley
Tie
Christian Endeavor
Cieties
C. H. Spurgeon
Lender
Harold Fish
Women’s Aid Soety
Harris
Watrous
Columbus
Science First Church of Christ, Scientist
Park Street
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Lord
Parker
Ruih
Mary Baker Eddy
Learrier
First Presbyterian Church
Pleasant
South Center Streets
Gilbert L. Boyd
Bible School
Merrill Patterson
Choris
Wolcotl
Aimmel
Tobias
Romance
Beethovan
Armstrong
Bethel Tabernacle
East Church Street
Leon Jim Frank
Eldred Roush
Lesley Burrows
Gideon Movement
Paul
Church OF the Nazarene
Essex Street
Washington Street
Bear Lake U. B
Byron V. Berry
Alton Crosby
Gospel Mission
East Manin Street
East Brandis Advent Christian Church
Bov
J. K. Andrews
Bay ‘Scouts
Seventh Day Adventist
Wayne Valley C. B
J. Hal Smith
Verna Jensen
Elgin Methodist Church
Concord Hitler
McGray Chapel
Elgin
Spartansburg Gospel ‘Tabernacle
Doyle Anderson
CLASS TO RECEIVE FIRST COMMUNION AT ST EDWARD'S
Twenty three children of At. Thomas parish will receive their first communion during a 10 o clock mass Sunday morning. The students have completed five weeks of instruction led by Slater Damien at the vacation school. Misses Trene Jansen and Mario Vherese Hannan will be tutors for the event. A communal breakfast will follow at St Edward's Hall. Reverend Phanels Graver and Reverend P. Shunyo will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Thomas R. C
West
Washington Street
Frijkis Graves
Patrick F. Sharpe
Our Lady of Victory Mission
Spartarsburg
Thomas Hitch
Slater Damien
Trene Jansen
Mario Vherese Hannan
Mathens
St Eaward's Hall
Fair Ground Purchase Deadlock Persists After Years of Delay
Legal battle over land for a school district continues as government officials delay proceedings. James H. Wight appears linked to ownership while about 3000 of district funds were paid in installments. refund prospects unresolved. Personnel changes and military service among involved lawyers have stalled further action. Local church notices and mass times follow in the same column with schedules for Elgin and Spartansburg locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Wight
Board of Education
Stanley Granger
Pittsburgh
Viswers
Kitts Lawyers Plan Defense in Mental Competency Case
Erie attorneys and judges seek to remove Judge Miley B. Kitts from the local bench amid petitions alleging mental incompetence. Rossiter and S. L. Gilson travel to Philadelphia to confer with former Chief Justice John Kephart on defense strategy. The Supreme Court will hear the rule to show cause next Friday and may appoint a prosecutor to present evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Rossiter
S.L. Gilson
Philadelphia
John Kephart
Fine Supreme Court
Miley B. Kitty
Rewuilter
Gilson
Supreme Court
High Court
Kitts
James Dit
Tudge Kitts
Lieutenant Wallace Killed in Battle in Italy
Mrs Dor s Hipwell Wallace of Westfield was notified by the War Department that her husband Lieutenant Robert Mead Wallace died of wounds suffered in battle with the Fifth Army in Italy. He went overseas in May 1943 and last wrote May 28. Born in Sherman he was the son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Wallace of Westfield, a 1938 Westfield High School graduate who studied at Case School of Applied Science and worked at Griffin Manufacturing before induction in 1942, leaving behind a five month old son, Robert Mead Wallace Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Wallace
Westfield
Dor
Hipwell Wallace
War Department
Robert Mead Wallace
Fifth Army
Italy
Wallace
Floyd Wallace
Sherman
Westfield High School
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland
Griffin Manufacturing Company
Erie
Robert Mead Wallace, Jr
Five Men Buy Conneaut Lake Park in Meadville
Five Meadvillé and Conneaut Lake men have purchased the 1,000 acre Conneaut Lake Park from the Peoples Pittsburgh Trust Co of Pittsburgh, which had operated the park the last eight years. Thomas C Foley, park manager and one of the purchasers, said many improvements will be made and that the hotel building will boast about 150 rooms available by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneaut Lake Park
Meadville
Meadvillé
Conneaut Lake
Peoples- Pittsburgh Trust Co
Pittsburgh
Thomas C. Foley
Sunny outing slated at Brkerak grove amid light turnout
Corry Mike and local organizers plan the annual Sunny outing at the Br kerak Grove near Columbus Ave in Erie. The event runs from morning until evening with food, beverages, and a community program prepared by the committee. Weather looks favorable, likely attracting a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Mike Snady
Brkerak Grove
Columbus
Plante
Wabernte Teast
Cory Lodge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Welle Wee's Wear
Bexali Ont Bata Drug Store
Adedar Bairy Co
Prank K. Graft Inc. Agency
Abex Iron Works
Hotel
Esso
Eeung My Davison
Fogie Lumber Co
Fxiamatown Mig
Bammond Hewater Co
Youg Jackson
Western Auto Store
Hex Theatre
Frank E. Graft
Insurance Agency
WETS
Center St
Falty
Rexall
J. Hy McCracken
Blatt Rhos
REX Theatre
Cory
Spencer Community Church
Armitage
Fotsom
Joe McCray
North Clymer
U. B
Rey
J. Wiggers
All Bees
Beckenstraw
John Watte
Spring Greek
Betty Damon
Ida Ohrn
West Spring Creek
Bciota
CG. W. Huberts
Helen Damon
Spartansburg Baptist Church
G. W. O'Keefe
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Smith and
Work Center Streets
Win, G. Woodward
Trinity Memorial Church
Salvation Army Adjt
Johm D. Morrison
Ofkers
Salvation
Ladies
Junior Legion
Salvation Army
Blue Eye Wesleyan Methodist Church
Gracia L. Fero
Hammond Elevator CO
N. Center St
Tony Jackson
Western Auto Associate Store
Lester R. Lopus
North Genter St
Corry, Pa
Thes Efach
Ajax Iron Works
Cerles
Corry-Jamestown Mfg, Corp
Sumanys
Davison-Fogle Lumber CO
E. E. Guignon Hardware & Inning
ST. Elizabeth's R. C. Chuhche
St. Elizabeth's
Carl L. Held
Silson
Kephart
Sve
Heiman
Jewelers
N. Genter St
Paragraf
Sunny
Hamot Hospital
Edinboro Teachers College
Henry M. Gross
Harrisburg
Selective Service
Erie Kiwants Club
Eile County
ODT
Division of
Motor Transport
Waterford
Union City
OPA
North East
Chisholm
Cambridge Springs
State Game Commission
WHP
First Ward
VPW Salvage Committee
Bet Link
Doris Steiner
Garnondale
Burtonvenue
White Street
Police Department
Wom
Raymond Plant
Frank Hepler
Goudlersporh
Coudérsport
Oro
Watty
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