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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1951
Page
6
A compiled schedule of services from multiple churches. St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran First Church of Christ Scientist St Elizabeth St C Church Salvation Army Tiest Presbyterian First Methodist Evangelical United Brethren Church Church of the Nazarene Christian and Missionary Alliance First Baptist Emmanuel Parish First Pentecostal Church St Thomas the Apostle Seve nth Day Adventist.
A compact listing features Pauls Mens Wear Damons Sunoco Service Model Dairy Company Thomas Motors of Corry Inc E E Guignon Ajax Iron Works Phillips Jewelry Olds the Florist Schaub Wallpaper Paint and Culligan Soft Water Service, showing a cross section of merchants and service providers in the area.
The House Republican policy committee adopted a resolution linking troops for Europe to a strengthened draft law. The plan would bar sending forces to Europe without authorization from both Congress and the Senate, asserting Congress’s power over troop deployment. House leaders and Speaker Rayburn expressed doubt about full congressional backing in the near term.
Judge James L. O'Toole sentenced 78 year old Charles Davis to three to six years in Western Penitentiary for voluntary manslaughter in the fatal October shooting of his wife Susie Davis, 64. Davis testified the gun discharged accidentally during a struggle.
Conductor Carmine Ficocelli of Youngstown leads the Pennsylvania Northwest District High School Orchestra in the second public concert at the local high school auditorium. A 15 member group presented a one and a half hour program to music lovers last night, featuring Bertram Pieteker principal cellist and Lore Steffen, two alumni trained under European influence. Pietzeker, who has studied cello since 1942, will join the all state orchestra later this year. Attendance is urged for 8 p.m. arrival as the program starts at 8 15.
Oscar McNezer, 30, of Grays Landing, is jailed in Uniontown awaiting arraignment for the pistol death of William Beatty, 38, of Lambert, at a Masontown tavern. Rev. Paul F. Bauer will preach on A Man of Compassion.
In Venango County a 55 year old minister Rev Louis Z Jensen of Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania representative of the Foreign Missions Society of the American Baptist Convention was killed when his 1949 two door sedan collided head on with a tractor trailer on Route 19 nine miles north of here at 3 55 p m yesterday. The truck driver Lindsey Ruhl of Venango R D was injured with head injuries and taken to Meadville City Hospital in fair condition. State Police from Meadville are investigating the crash which occurred on a hill crest. Jensen was conscious briefly after the crash but pinned behind the wheel and died of a crushed chest and internal injuries. He had been active in Baptist church promotion work and spoke recently at Oil City and may have been bound for Edinboro.
A prayer service is set for Sunday at 2 20 p m at Davison Funeral Home for infant Craig Clark who died Friday evening at Corry Hospital. He is survived by two parents and several grandparents and great grandparents, all from this city, with interment to follow in Lutheran Cemetery.
Rev Lee R Deffords former pastor of Lincolnville and Hydetown Baptist Churches is set for installation Sunday at the McLane church as director of town and country work for the Pennsylvania Baptist Convention A former San Marino Cullf resident Rev Jensen departs leaving a wife and several children
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