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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1957
Page
4
The Corry Journal reports on the national push toward fewer larger school districts and local resistance. Arguments cite loss of control and higher taxes versus improved curricula and resources from consolidation, with experts noting this will shape rural education for years. The piece also touches on a 10 year old craze and its social effects.
A concise reflection on sustaining meaning through time, praising the enduring allure of Ife. The piece notes a growing appreciation for timeless culture and the spiritual vitality tied to the city’s heritage, urging readers to seek continuity beyond fleeting trends.
The piece notes Britain faces a doctors strike risk that could disrupt health care for 97 percent of the population. It reports demands for a 34 percent cost of living raise after six years without pay adjustments and mentions a Royal Commission proposal. The British Medical Association threatens resignations if demands aren’t met or arbitrated.
The school board plans to reduce commissions paid to tax collector A Robinson. Indications suggest the rate may drop from one half to one per cent of the value of tax payments, costing Robinson about $3,000 yearly. Robinson earned $9,412 in 1996, the highest among elected collectors. supervisors recently cut townslip taxes by about $1,200, with action needed before this year’s election.
Rev William C Seite Jr delivers a Lenten meditation on John 12 31 36 affirming the light of Christ as the world s guide and source of life. He contrasts darkness with faith warning that those without Christ walk in judgment and self destruction.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry notes a sharp intensity quake hit the San Francisco Bay Area at 2 30 am. Police Chief John Flanigan reports a prowler seen near Park Place and Moil Street last evening. a patrol was sent but no suspect found. Clifford Byerly of Spring Creek admitted to Corry Hospital for injuries from work at the Fry Construction site on the new bridge near West Spring Creek.
Superintendent of Finance C F P Brow announced steps will be taken against a large number of persons who have failed to settle their 1916 taxes. T A Paver, a local confectioner, said he would relocate from North Center street to April Tal lo on West Main street. First steps toward organizing the Northwestern Milk Producers Association were taken yesterday.
A compact schedule of area congregations with pastors, service times, Sunday Schools, and evening activities across multiple churches including Brokenstraw Farish, Edwards Chapel Evangelical United Brethren, Cobb's Corners Community, Harbor Wesleyan Methodist, American Orthodox Mission, American Sunday School Union, Wheelock Union, Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren, First Baptist, Methodist, and Our Lady of Victory. Names include Rev. Leo R. Hansen, Rev. Joseph Finnicum, Rev. Cassius Armitage, Rev. Stephen Bunyan, Rev. Paul Van Gorkom, Rev. Frederick Bowes, Rev. DeForest Tennies, Rev. Alvin Rhodes, Rev. Don ald Rettger, Rev. DeForest Tenniles, Fr. Francis J. Graves, with services from 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and Sunday School throughout.
Gerald M. Lundeen leads at 10:00 a.m. Sunday School with Dick Crosby as superintendent. Lesson titled Unlimited Forgiveness. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Pastor’s message Judea Samaria Uttermost Parts. Evening service at 7:00 p.m. Youth Fellowship in church parlors at 3:00 p.m. Evening Gospel service follows.
Special music and sermon titled Tes timony Time. James chapter 5 offering for the bulld og fund. Sunday School Council at the church. Mid-Week Hour of Power Thursday. WSWS annual meeting. Hostesses Mrs Juana Manwaring and Mrs Elwin Snaith. Intermediate pastor's class in the Elitch parlors Saturday 2 pm 10/30.
Rev. David L. Robertson leads Blue Eye Wesleyan with Sunday School at 10 a.m. worship service at 11 a.m. and evening programs including Young People's service at 7:30 p.m. and an 8 p.m. Evening service.
The ABBE Reform ed Church in Clymer New York lists Rev Benjamin Hollman 10 30 a m Morning Worship 1 1 p m Evening Worship 11 50 a m Sunday School 6 45 p m Junior Senior classes 9 15 p m Tuesday 8 p m Bible study and prayer. North Clymer Evangelical church notes 11 30 a m Sunday School 9 20 a m Worship service Pastor message. Youth Lake Thursday 6 p m Mid Fellowship Bear Lake 8 p m Hour of Power service Evening Gospel at Bear Lake church.
Democratic County Commissioner Louis Reymiek asks for 11 special voter registrations before the May 21 primary. Chief Registrar Alexander Midyor denies plans and money for them. Republican commissioners have not yet acted on six city and five county registrations. Only about 200 people registered since December 6, 1956, prompting plans for a nominal number of field registrations between the primary and general elections.
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