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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1956
Page
4
The article notes changes in tanker shipping with wet wood pulp moving by sea from British Columbia to paper mills, opening possibilities for global pulp transport. It also reports on British safety advertising urging motorists to be careful at homecoming, and condemns unordered merchandise as postal policy.
In a Lent meditation the author critiques Pilate for yielding to crowd pressure and polling public opinion. He warns that choosing what is popular overruns moral duty and emphasizes that true decision rests on divine guidance rather than immediate public assent. Tomorrow's outcome hinges on today's choice.
A collage of quiz questions on topics from papal birthplaces to treaty clauses and U.S. statehood, plus garbled notes about commerce and unauthorized mail. The fragment discusses civics and history with stray names and uncertain phrases, reflecting a cluttered classified page excerpt.
County commissioners approved March 27 and 28 as special registration days in Corry for voters to change address or party affiliation before the April 28 primary. Golden Route Club will meet to discuss reopening the Corry Chair Company plant with possible aid. Victor Spetz, 37, of East Church Street, was shot in the lung during a target shooting incident at the former Corry Auto Body Works. he is expected to recover.
The Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce held a morning reception for a large delegation at the Elles Club led by Mayor Patterson City Solicitor Kincaid and board president J Walter Clough. The U S Senate confirmed A D Colezrove as postmaster. A union telephone official visited Erle to demand storm damages repair. A hog incident and illegal moonshine case were noted with police involvement.
Church notices list service times and pastors for multiple congregations including Brokenstraw Farie h West Spring Creek Elgin Community Spartansburg and Clymer with details on Sunday School hours worship times Bible study youth groups and prayer meetings across several towns and denominations. Individual pastors named include Rev B T Lines Rev DeForest Tennies Rev Donald Rettger Rev Benjamin Hottman Rev Alvin Rhodes and Rev Paul Van Gorkom along with lay leaders for Sunday School and youth programs.
Saturday listings show a full day of children's programming, westerns, theatre features and sports including The Lone Ranger Buffalo Bill and Harlem Globetrotters basketball. News weather and sports slots are interspersed with variety and stage shows.
A compact listing of weekly worship schedules including Morning Worship and Evening Service times at Wheelock community churches, plus Sunday school, prayer meetings, and youth services. Institutions include OUR LADY OF VICTORY MISSION AT SPARTANSBURG, BLUE EYE WESLEYAN METHODIST, NORTH CLYMER METHODIST, AMERICAN EASTERN ORTHODOX CATHOLIC MISSION, COBB S CORNER COMMUNITY CHURCH, and HARBOR WESLEYAN with their respective pastors and service times.
Local churches in Beaverdam, Marks Corners, North Clymer and Wayne Valley list weekly schedules. Includes ministers Gerald M. Lundeen and Leo R. Hansen, Sunday School times, morning worship, youth programs, prayer meetings, and notices for world service events and district conferences.
The Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church enters week two of Lenten services led by Rev. Dick Krueger and Merrill Dence. The schedule features musical events nightly from Sunday through Friday, with themed evenings such as Musical Nights and Family Night, and public worship at 11 am and 7:45 pm.
Mrs Paul Hostess organizes The JOY byterian event with Mrs Alta Bau ine presiding. Guests include Mrs Bauer and Mrs Homer from Boston, with cake and candy given to children. The eighth birthday celebration occurs on a Wednesday at Pleasant Street.
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