Corry Churches Publish List of Supporters and Schedule
Local churches invite worshippers with Sunday services including First Church of Christ, Selmust. North Center street United Brethren. First Presbyterian. First Baptist and Nazareth, plus a Christian Science Reading Room. Detailed weekly schedules cover Sunday schools, sermons on the cross, Lent studies, prayer meetings, and youth groups across multiple congregations. Notable events include revival meetings with Dr Mahler and a father and son banquet sponsored by Otterbein Brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF the United
Brethren IN Christ
North Center Street
H. Ray Harris
A.M Simolay
John D. Westley
Lessin
J. Hal Smith
Astor
Wayne Valley United Brethren Eharch
Africa
Our Foreign Missionary Society
Jesus
Messrs
Lyle Chase
Jerrold Lousberry
Crosby Bush
Carl J. Lyons
Otterbein Brotherhood
W. G. Woodward
Warren
Mm. E. V. McClintock
West
Wayne Street
Amici Sewing Circle
Red Cross
Women Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Corer
West Pleasant Street
Second Avenue
James ©. Belman
Junior Christian Endeavor Meeting
List of churches in Corry and surrounding streets
A list of churches in Corry includes Bethel Tabernacle on East Church Street, Christian and Missionary Alliance on EB Washington and Wiple Ave, Church of the Nazarene near Washington Street, United Brethren to Christ near Center Rt Bromannel, First Wap t Church near Pleumnt and Keyond Ave, Church of Christ on Park Street, Virat Methodist near Center and Meant Streets, First Presbyterian on Center Street, Seventh Day Adventist on Center Street, Elizabeth's Church on Pleesend Street, St Thomas's Church on West Washington Street, St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran, and The Salvation Army on East Washington and Part Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Tabermbele
East Church
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Washington
Wiple Ave
Church of the Nazarene
Eeeue
W. Washington St
Church of the United Brethres To Christ
Center Rt Bromannel
Elizabeth’s Church
Siyrreereces
St. Thomas' RK
St. Paul's
Salvation Army and church notices fill weekend schedule
Public services and meetings fill the week at Salvation Army adjacent churches. Adjt Morrison leads Torch-bearer Club and youth events, with Holiness and Salvation meetings, Bible classes, and Sunday School. First Methodist, Bethel Tabernacle, and St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran schedule morning and evening worships, prayer meetings, and youth activities with teachers and leaders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRE Salvation Army Adjt
Juli D. Morrison
Young People's Legion
Grace Hotchkiss
Junior Legion
Rahers
John D. Morrison
Corps Gade
Emmanuel Episcopal and nearby church services scheduling
The notice lists Emmanuel Episcopal Church at Corner Smith and Worth Center streets with Sunday services including 2:45 AM classes and 11:10 AM Holy Communion led by Rt. Rev. Bishop John Wald, plus offertory pieces. It also mentions St Thomas E C Church on West Washington Street led by Rev Francis J Graves and Rev Anthony Robnesewski with early masses and a First Friday Holy Hour, and Our Lady of Victory Mission in Spartansburg holding Sunday Mass with children’s instruction and a veiled mention of a mother mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Elizabeth's R. C
St. Tilzabett’s
Pleasant Street
Carl L. Heidt
ST. Paul's Evangelical Adtheran Church
C. F. Hildebrand, Jr
John Frena
He Richey
The
Messenger
Mo Bay
Vieluck
Hissionary Society
Shuren
Ray Anderson
Clifford Pangborn
Ray Stewinis
Christ
Gethsemane
Hofmann
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Smith and Worth Center
Thomas E. C
Washington Street
Francis J. Graves
P. R
Anthony Robnesewski
Muna
Our Lady of Victory Mission
Spartansburg
Revival Continues At Alliance Church Services
Revival progress continues at the Alliance Church with Rev Mahler inspiring crowds nightly. His World Events prophecy lectures and Dispensational charts draw interest in Jewish customs as services plan 7 30 PM nightly through the week. Local pastors host evangelistic events at Spartanburg Gospel Tabernacle and nearby churches with Sunday School and worship services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghetetian and
Missionney Alliance Church
Jr. A.B. Mahler
Mr. Mahler
Maler
IX Auattla
No Dividends Expected From Closed Banks
In Erie County court three closed banks were analyzed. The Erie Trust Co. shows liabilities of 2,547,898.18 after prior dividends. the American State and Bank of Italy show no forthcoming dividends. Unliquidated assets include a building at 10th and State streets, likely needing sale before any further distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Max
Clover Erie
Priday
Erle Trust Co
American Bute Banke
Bank of Italy
J. O. Hertzler
Increase In Deer Herd Is Reported
DUBOIS March 20 The first spring reports on deer come from big game country after winter snow and indicate the animals will be more plentiful than in years past Sportsmen traveling through wild areas report deer in herds of five to eighteen They note that while food shortage from winter shows on the animals they are alive and should regain strength for foraging They believe a strong nucleus remained after last autumn and expect the herd to grow further this season
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois
Albion Man Heads Erie County Bankers
Clarence T. Bryan, president of the First National Bank of Albion, was elected president of the Erie County Bankers Association at a meeting in the Erie Club. Officers include Parker Sheffer vice president and R. G. Mauer secretary treasurer. A committee maps a program of activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Clarence T. . Bryan
First National Bank of Albion
Erie County Bankers Association
Erie Club
Erie County
Parker Sheffer
National Bank of North East
R. G. Mauer
First National Bank of Erie
Answers to I Q Quiz From Editorial Page
The printed corrections list the correct answers to ten quiz questions. Items include The White House, Preaich novelist, Maine, Yes, the fight of eminent domain, Bail Browder, Fortified, Missouri, Society of Friends, and Dion of Soviet Ro cists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Preaich
Maine
Bail Browder
Missouri
Society of Friends
Dion
Local items mix social notes with war and civic updates
A jumble of city notices and minor reports includes a marriage listing for Charles Eininr and Hasriet Newall Smilin, a railroad report end date of February 28 and earnings per share figures, eviction warnings under rent regulations, a bicycle theft report resolved as a family matter, and a governor's order for war bond posters. Also covered are defense volunteer guidance, tire recapping rules, a mill light mystery, first aid course at Corry Junior High, a prisoner of war mail note for Robert Lee Williams, an injury at Predacion Brod uct a, and local storefront front changes at Howard Crandall’s restaurant with new decorative glass.
fragmented local notice on investigation and misconduct
An unclear OCR fragment describes an inquiry or investigation in a county involving multiple individuals and terms like penitent, bullied, and aunt, with partial reference to women and a potential suspension or halt. The legible items are insufficient to confirm a coherent event or outcome.
Senat Advises on Economic Reconstruction Policies
Unclear fragment references a senator named G ersinB Farm and a program on business finance leadership. Mentions World War I era economic acts and recommendations, with scattered names like Bernard and Reybeorg. Text is fragmented and lacks coherent narrative or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gersinb
Ness
George D.C
George Tale
Reybeorg Gto
Bernard Wii
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Churches
Lawrenor Davies
Christian Science First Church of Christ
Selmust
Park Street
Liu A. M
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
First Presbyterian Church
Pleasant
South Center Streets
Gilbert L. Boyd
A.M
Merrill Patterson
LA. M
Tobias
Cathedral Echoes
Bovard
D.” Hosmer
Seventh Day Adventist
Bear Creek
Melvin L. Steller
Bexall Cat Bate
Cracken-Reating Company
Cimistian
Alliance Church
Maple’ Avenue
Wilmer Heffer
Setioak Dloyd Martin
A. P. Mahler
Fréd Lindsey
Roy Kerstetter
Mahler
Women's Missionary Society
Essex Street
Everett Allie
G. M. Bailey
Rey. Sholf
Union City
Mra
Paul Rigby
Ray
Sholt
Rev
Shoff
Bear Lake
Clhunch
Byron V. Betty
Alton Crosby
All News
Onor Sumimnens
Davison-Fogle Lumber CO
E.E. Guignon Hardware & Tinning
Center St
ARROW
Paul
REX Theatre
Root
Modern Home Furnishings
South Center Street
Corry
Frank E
Graft Insurance Agency
N. Center St
ME Bracken-Keating Company
Morticians
Phon
Tony Jackson
Tony
First Methodist Church
P. A. Galbreath
Ralph S. Dewey
Epworth League of Youth Fellowship
Thad
Hie Church
Ayer
Bethel Tabernacle
East Church Street
Leon J! Frans
Eldred Rolish
Salvation Army Citadel
East Washington Street
Blatt Bros. Rex Theatre
J.B. McCracken
Tetephone
Western Auto Associate Store
Lester
Lopus
North Center St
Cork
McCloskey
Corry Bakers
Ajax Iron Works
Hammond Elevator Co
Revival
Wayne Varey
V. B. Church
J. Hal’ Smith
All Alm
HL Ray Harris
Cory Mulled Brethren
Hhireh
Spartansburg Gospel Tabernacle
W. W. Conley
Young Peoples Meeting
Brokenstraw Parisip John Waite
Spring Creek
Betty Damon
Columbus
Ida Ohrn
West Spring
Basel Eldred
Elgin Methodist Church
Arthur EB. Timmis
Lgin
Methodist
Beaverdam
Mecray Chapel
Concord Ridge
Elgin
Advent Christian Church
J. Kenneth Andrews
Spencer Community Church
E. F. Armitage
T. J. Pullom
Beirne
Haddock
Florida
Jersey
Loblaw
Abc
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Dgrry FA
Erie Trust
Albion Man
Murriage
Charles Eininr ‘Olds
Gorry
Hasriet Newall Smilin
Bradttorel
Mary Burisigid
Exo Railroad
AW Montis
Anderson
Firle
Tid Lords
Norman Holton
Fairview Street
Inter
Cousin
Martin
Red Grass
State Senate
Jeft
Shere
State Council
Social Security Board
State Public Assistance
Office of Price Administration
H. 8
Geoge Burringame
Crawford M. Woods
First Avenue
Hed Cross
Ronald Potnam
Theo P. Williams Tomsday
Robert Lee Williams
U. S. Navy
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Japanese Red Cross
Tokyo
Japan
New York City
N.Y
Sander
von Pe
F Klosowler
East
Bond Street
Predaion Broducta Company
Howard ‘Crandall
Sami
Zemple
Senat