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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1935
Page
7
A garbled paragraph references England’s lead, the Aeros first place, and a Wagner mentioned in a conniving scene. It notes a 30-word vestige and a $10 fine, with unclear involvement of an institution, orders, and a “spy found” fragment.
A listed directory of churches in Corry shows Advent Christian Church at Essex near Washington. Christian and Missionary Alliance at E Washington and Maple. Emmanuel Episcopal at N Center and W Smith. First Baptist at W Pleasant and Second Ave. First Church of Christ Scientist at Park St. First Methodist Episcopal at S Genter and E Pleasant. First Presbyterian at W Pleasant and S Genter. First Pentecostal at 36 E Church St. St Elizabeths at 22 W Pleasant. St Pauls Evangelistic Lutheran at South and Concord. St Thomas at 209 W Washington. The Salvation Army at E Washington and Park. United Brethren at N Center St. Church of the Nazarene at 8 W Main.
A Salvation Army列 Coronel William H. Barrett urges humility and trust during hardship, contrasting embittered souls with tender hearts moved by divine sunshine. The piece reflects on suffering, biblical figures, and the belief that God delivers in time, followed by a list of local church supporters and merchants.
The First Baptist Church at Pleas: Tent street and Second avenue lists 0:45 A. M. Bible School 31:00 Morning Worship with The Musical Messengers, 6:30 Young People Meet, 748 P. M. Evening Services featuring Peter Slack who will share experiences as a gifted musician and Christian. Sunday afternoon at 245 Slack to perform. evening program continues with slides. Free will offering, Russian-related themes noted. Monday 7:49 Rev Slack pictures shown. Also Christian Science services at Paris street 1:00 A. M. Bible School, 15 P.M. Sunday School. Wednesday 8:00 P. M. testimony meeting at Redding Room open 2 to 5 p.m.
Carroll and Spaulding operate a service at M Center Street and Park Place offering prompt gasoline, oil, and grease assistance. The business emphasizes courtesy and immediate service for motorists in need.
A brief notice promotes a modern service with high class work offered on W Washington Street. Contact at phone 5121 to try the Superior way for day gleaning tasks.
A local dairy company asserts its health assurances through guaranteed purity of all dairy products. The firm highlights strict quality controls and safe processing practices to reassure customers about product integrity.
A digest of local church notices lists St Elizabeth's RC Church, Columbus Community Church, Spring Greek Federated Church, St Pauls Lutheran Church and others with schedules for masses, worship services, catechism, Sunday Schools, youth meetings, and special sessions. The Summerside Christian and Missionary Alliance Church closes its first week of Bible instruction led by Miss Leah Townsend with upcoming Wednesday closing exercises. The Salvation Army Citadel holds praise, morning service, Sunday School and Salvation Meetings, while First Presbyterian Church outlines Bible School and a morning worship with specific musical selections and midweek study.
Peter P Slack a noted youthful musician and radio artist will talk Sunday evening. He began music at six and studied at the Conservatory of Musical Art. At ten he was an advanced student there and this year to receive a bachelor’s degree from the University Conservatory of China. He has appeared on NBC and SBS radio and plays piano and pipe organ. During his Corry visit he has performed on fifteen instruments.
The column lists church notices for Emmanuel Episcopal and Spencer School House with Sunday worship and class details. It mentions an Hour with God invitation at the schoolhouse and reports Amiel Class members of United Brethren in Christchurch enjoying a wiener roast at Archie Hawley’s farm with arrangements by local hosts.
Dr Alvin E Bell argues constitutional spiritual liberty rests on fundamental divine principles as Christian conduct guides law. Church notices detail First Methodist Episcopal services, Epworth League, and Bible themes, plus St Thomas Catholic Masses and Holy Hour offerings in the town parish schedule.
A consolidated notice lists services for Christian and Missionary Alliance Bethel Tabernacle, Church of the Nazarene, Christian and Missionary Alliance, and United Brethren in Christ. It includes Sunday School times, morning and evangelistic services, Young People meetings, midweek prayer, and various ladies and youth events with pastors and locations in City. Transportation, special meetings, and program notes are included for readers.
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