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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1956
Page
4
Fragmented text from the Corry Evening Journal lists address details and postal rules. It references publishers editors and advertising reps and notes mail pricing and display ad deadlines. The readable items show printing house names and city locations but no clear news event.
Area voters are urged to register to vote in the April 24 Republican primaries featuring W. W. Waterhouse for Congress and J. Fred Kinley for Assembly. Nearly 2,000 voters in the city are not registered, risking their ability to participate. Unofficial guidance highlights the candidates' long public service and calls for registration and party realignment where needed to vote.
From March 2 1036 Corry officials expect formal action on a proposed buy of a new pumper fire truck for the local department after an informal offer by the Corry Piramen's Relief Association. Also noted are health checks for pinkeye and Cleveland high school sports results.
Forty years ago on March 2 in Erie no license changes were made to liquor outlets as the court granted 203 licenses countywide. Local dealers debated seeking midnight hours, while Taylor Brothers plan a plumbing and fitting shop move from the Miller and Stewart Building on Washington Street to East Burn Street. Reports say U and Batlister Corporation might place a local plant in operation within months if current business conditions hold.
World War I veterans and film figures paid tribute to Elsie Janis at a funeral service at Glendalip Onl. Guests included Mary Pickford Buddy Rogers Walter Pidgeon and Pola Negri. Janis died Sunday after a long illness at age 60.
A devotional reflection cites false witnesses in Jesus case, praising providence for an uncoordinated denial. It stresses God’s will in Jesus crucifixion and urges believers to identify with Him, citing Hebrews 12 and the call to endure the cross for joy.
About 100 workers in the foundry department of the National Bearing Division at American Brake Shoe Co walked off their jobs in a grievance dispute. Plant superintendent Robert Carlson cited contract interpretation with Goent International Moulden and Foundry Workers. The stoppage followed alleged improvements in other departments and concerns over two job classifications for furnace operators.
Listings show multiple congregations with service times across West Spring Creek Columbus Elgin Spartansburg and surrounding areas. The Brokenstraw Parish West Spring Creek Elgin Community Crunch Spartansburg Gospel Tabernacle First Baptist Clymer United Methodist and others list worship Sunday School and youth activities with midweek prayer Bible study and special meetings led by pastors such as Rev. B T Lines Rev. DeForest Tennies Rev. Donald Rettger Rev. Alvin Rhodes and Rev. Paul Van Gorkom along with Union City and Cottage prayer events and Junior C E Youth groups.
Listings show services for Our Lady of Victory Mission in Spartansburg with Sunday Mass at 4 am and child instruction after the 9 am Mass, Blue Eye Wesleyan Methodist Church schedule, North Clymer Methodist Church with 10 30 am Sunday School and evening service, American Eastern Orthodox Catholic Mission on Route 6 near Youngsville with Divine Liturgy Sundays, and various classes and meetings led by Rev Cassius Armitage and Mrs John Rickerson, including youth groups and prayer meetings.
Harbor Wesleyan Rev. Joseph Finnicum and Alberta lead a morning service with cottage prayer on Wednesday. Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church led by J Leon Maneval schedules Sunday School at 10:00 and Morning Worship at 11:00, theme The Most Tragic Thing in the World. Evening 7:45 Bible study and inspiration. Corry Area Leadership School of Education meets at First Presbyterian Gor ry Pa Monday with 7:30 and 8:50 pm singing sessions. Thursday noon Women’s Aid dinner at Ralph Bailey home. 8:00 pm Prayer and Bible Study at Dan Lindberg home. bring your Bible.
Gerald M Lundesn ministers at 10 am Sunday School with Dick Crosby as superintendent. Lesson Jesus Faces The City. 11 am Morning Worship Denominational Temperance Sunday sermon by pastor. 7 pm Young People Bonnie Smith leader. 8 pm Evening Gospel Service with offering for Church Building Fund. Snac Club story listed.
Church announcements from Edwards Chapel and North Clymer Evangelical details weekly services led by Rev. Hanzen and Rev. Tundeen including Sunday School at 10:30 and worship at 11:20 with midweek prayers. A Pittsburgh man, Mato Popovich, 71, was killed by a car in Wilkins Township. Also features a current events quiz on the Classified page.
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