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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1952

Page

6

Church Services for various congregations on West Pleasant Street

A local church listings page details service times and activities for ELIZABETH 8, C, CHURCH on West Pleasant Street. It lists Rev Cyril Kronz’s masses at 7 and 10 and Holy Day services, FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST on Id Park Street with service times, ST PAULS EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH with Rev George Reese speaking, SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH on North Center Street, ST THOMAS THE APOSTLE R C CHURCH on West Washington Street with multiple masses, THE CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE at Corner East Washington and Maple Avenue, THE VANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH on 821 North Center Street, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE on Essex Street near Washington, FIRST METHODIST CHURCH at Corner South Center and East Pleasant Streets, THE SALVATION ARMY on East Washington Street, EMMANUEL PARISH EPISCOPAL on North Center Street, FIRST BAPTIST on West Pleasant St and Le Rey, FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH at 102 West Pleasant Street, and FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH on West Pleasant Street.ervice times range from morning to evening services plus Sunday School and youth activities.

Elizabeth First Church OF Christ Scientist Id Park Street ST. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church East South Concord Streets George Reese Thiel College Greenville Luther League ST. Thomas the Apostle R. C. Church West Washington Street Francis J. Graves Rey John G. DeSanti THE Christian and Missionary Alliance Cntiren Maple Avenue Wilmer Heifer the Vangelical United Brethren Church North Center Street H. Bay Barris Church OF the Nazarene Essex Washington St R. R. Merriman Young People’s Meeting First Methodist Church South Center East Pleasant Streets James M. McIntosh First Baptist West Pleasant St. and le Rey Francis G. White Bible School First Pentecostal Church Assemblies of God West Pleasant Street Donald Brown Snnneay School

Local Businesses and Firms Listed in Corry Area Directory

A catalog of businesses appears, including Bracken Keating Funeral Home, Pauls Men’s Wear, Damon's Pennzoil Service, Model Dairy Company, Thomas Motors of Corry Inc, Ajex Iron Works, E E Guignon, Olds the Florist, Phillips Jewelry, Fogle Lumber, Corry Jamestown Mfg Co, Hammond Elevator Co, The Corry Bakery, and other local enterprises. The list reflects a midcentury commerce hub with diverse services in a Corry Pennsylvanian business directory.

Fogle Lumber Company Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Co Hammond Elevator Co

Sunday Sermons and Church Talks Map City Schedule

The notice lists sermons across several churches with times: 7:45 at Sunday sermons on These Army Godly Contentment and The Finality Of God's Judgments, 11 o clock services at Christian and Missionary Alliance Church with Two Great Evils, 7:30 and 7:45 at First Baptist Church featuring In The Will of God and Inside Facts About the Highest Robbery in America, and 11 o clock at First Presbyterian Church on Are You Hungry. The entries name churches, times, and sermon topics for community religious events.

Christian and Missionary Alliance First Baptist Church America First Presbyterian Church

Methodist Church Plans Eight Days of Meditative Services

The Methodist Church in Corry announces an eight day observance titled The Week of Meditation starting with a Sunday morning worship. Rev. E. Martin Barney of Providence will preach and William Hoyt will sing. Each evening features a specific focus with groups honored on designated nights and the choir directed by H. L. Lynn Rice will perform. The church will stay open overnight for personal prayer.

First Methouse Martin Barney Providence, R. I. Bible Institute William Hoyt Barney Mr. Hoyt Corry HL Lynn Rice

Jesse L Meerdink Dies in California

Jesse L Meerdink former Clymer resident died in Pomona California Thursday evening after a long illness. Born December 9 1887 in Clymer he was the son of Inte Gheveté and Hannah Meerdink. He moved to California about five years ago and worked as a mechanic in Pomona. Survivors include his wife Husel Philip Meerdink a daughter Mrs Barbara Waonward a son Rev Vernon Meerdink a US Army chaplain at Newfoundland sisters Mrs Charles Willetts and Mrs Adrian Ree Sink three brothers Arthur Orra and William Meerdink and four grandchildren. The funeral and burial will be in Pomona on Monday.

Jesse L. Meerdink California Clymer Pomona Inte Gheveté Hannah Meerdink Meerdink Orra Meerdink Watts Flats William Meerdink Fou

Committal Service Today for Infant Keppel

The infant Keppel died at 6:45 AM at Cory Memorial Hospital after a yesterday morning birth. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Robert Keppel of 290 East Main Street and a half-brother Truman Williams, maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Edward Grifs and maternal great grandparents Mr and Mrs Carl Higby. A committal service was held at 4 15 PM in the mausoleum at Pine Grove Cemetery.

Robert Keppel East Main Street Cory Memorial Hospital Truman Williams Edward Griffs Carl Higby Pine Grove Cemetery

Spring Creek Social Notes and Local Appointments

Mrs L Mason hosted her bridge party with high and low scores awarded to Mrs Thomas Felton and Mrs Harold Edy. Edy O F Gohn visits Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs Donald Siekler host Warren guests. Neighborhood Girl Scout leaders meet. officers named Mildred Branday e Cecil Burleigh Olive Donaldson Edith Cobb Betty Logan. Meetings planned April October January. refreshments served by Mrs Logan, Mrs Messenger, Mrs Swart. Lamy Long Jr. heads to Buffalo for no Nay work. William E Dontdlyon takes job at Corry National Bank after Army discharge. Miss Lois Lille returns from Louisville. Roger Donaldson visit with Dowd Hill farmer parents.

Spring Creek L. Mason Bridge Club Thomas Felton Harold F. Gohn Harry Mew Pittsburgh Donald Siekler Warren Fy Sickler Neighborhood Club Girl Scout Wedneday R. Py Sickler Mildred Bran~daye Cecil Burleigh Olive Donaldson Edith Cobb Betty Logan Logan Ronald Messenger Ralph Swart Lamy Long, Jr Buffalo William E Dontldyon Army Camp Atterbury Ind Te Wational Bank Corry Lois Lille Louisville Roger Donaldson Dowd Hill B. ¥. Donaldson

Visiting relatives in Erie Sunday

Mrs Carl Donaldson and son BM visited relatives in Erie Sunday. Sunday guests of Mrs Lois Sickler were Mix and Mrs Clayton Ht Danon and Miss Marilyn Markham of Erie, Mr and Mrs Robert Ht Damion and Becky and Miss Kath leen Koestner of Corry, Mr and Mrs I JH Whaley North Warren, Mr and Mrs J H Slekder and Martha of Warren. The Spring Creek Sportsmen's club will hold its March meeting next Wednesday in the Town Hall Arch ie Hunter of Warren will show moving pictures.

Carl Donaldson Son Erie Lois Sickler Mix Clayton Ht Danon Marilyn Markham Robert Ht Archie Hunter Warren

Local Social Visits Across Towns and States

Mr and Mrs Don McKay of Sheffield hosted guests including Mr and Mrs J E McKay. George Kestner and family from Corry visited W L Henry and Mrs Ida Porter. Mrs G W Donaldson and Mrs L R Donaldson stayed with Mrs R D Donaldson in Warren. A meteorite weighing 304 tons on display is noted among many smaller finds of an ounce or less.

Don’ McKay Sheffield J. E. McKay Jind George Kestner Corry W. L. Henry Ida 3 Porter

Defense chief warns Senate on extending act to 1 more year

Defense Mobilizer Charles Wilson testifies in Washington that extending the Defense Production Act is essential to world peace and national security. He notes the nation has a long way to go as the first witness on a bill to extend the act beyond the June 30 expiration.

Charles Wilson Senate Washington International

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dad Fears Betty Jake Seventh Day Adventist Church Elder Hill Salvation Army M. W. Gaskell Salvation Service Emmanuel Parish Episcopal 381 Joseph R. Clair Church School Ifirst Presbyterian Church West Pleasant Streets Paul F. Bauer Pim Ajex Iron Works Olds the Florist Sterling Crystal Coal Company the Corry Bakery Western Auto Store Rex Theatre Guy W. Bennink Brigham Hardware Rawe Flower Shop Martin Motor Sales Methodist Church Keppel Earth Heaven Thomas Moore Notia Brackon Bissell Grand Rapids Meerdink'’'S House OF Furniture Exide Batteries Goodrich Tires - Tyres Emblem Oil Co Columbus Ave W. L Firestone Barney's Firestone South Center ST South Street New Spring Gabardine Washi
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