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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1953
Page
6
A church message urges readers to join the One Great Hour of Sharing, a nationwide church effort to aid overseas relief. It calls Christians to act beyond daily concerns and reflects on duties of compassion, faith, and global solidarity during upcoming Sabbath services.
A long list outlines services for multiple churches in Elizabeth and surrounding areas. It includes ELIZABETH & C. CHURCH on West Pleasant Street with mass times, PAUL'S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN, THE CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE, CHURCH OF JESUS SCIENTIST, ENMARCEL PARISH, SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST, THE EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE on Essex Street, FIRST METHODIST, THE SALVATION ARMY, FIRST FENTECOSTAL, FIRST BAPTIST, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN, and THOMAS APOSTLE R C CHURCH on West Washington Street with various service times and activities.
Brecken-Keating Funeral Home Pauls Men s Wear House of Flowers Damon s Pennzoil Service Model Dairy Co Thomas Motors of Corry E E Guignon Ajax Iron Works Olds tha Florist Phillips Scheub Wallpaper Paint Sponsors Crystal Coal Co Fogla Lumber Co Corry Jamestown Mfg Co Hammond Elevator Co Corry Bakery Western Auto Stora Rex Theatre Guy W Bannink Insurance Brigham Hardware Martin Motor Sales Franz Furniture.
The Erie Engineering Society urges city and county leaders to study a proposed 38 million dollar water system by Pittsburgh firm G C Crick and the Pennsylvania Aqueduct Engineering Co. The report cites ten years of water famine, calls for a competent project team, legal review, price scrutiny to avoid outside control, and full publicity of terms. An unrelated note mentions an atom powered heating plant in Har well England.
Erie residents vow to close Hahn dumping grounds on Zuck road near the Erie Golf Club, arguing nuisance and health hazards from fires and odors. The Hahn dump operates privately for city trucks and faces renewed court action after the city dump case was reopened on appeal to the State Supreme Court.
Irving Tewinkle died at his Clymer home at 1 a.m. after months of ill health. He owned a duty farm in Clymer for years and retired in 1942. He belonged to Abbe Reformed Church and is survived by his wife Debora Conk Tewinkle and ten grandchildren from daughters Mrs Howard Legters, Mrs Harold Legters, Mrs Charles Howles, and Mrs Maynard Wallace. Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday at Clymer Church with Rev. Benjamin Hoffman. burial in Holland Cemetery. Friends may call Spitzer Funeral Home until noon Monday.
The piece argues that Prosperity was artificial from government support and defense spending. It criticizes farmers for neglecting soil care, notes a shrinking defense budget after 1954, and warns of a downturn without tax cuts and reduced government outlays. It references Hisenbower and a cabinet of eleven millionaires and a plumber.
An advertisement touts a wrinkle-proof Van Heusen Century shirt available in white or jade proof colors with regular or spread collars. Prices listed White 3.95 and 4.93, Colors 3.95.
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