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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1959
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment shows scattered numbers and partial terms like BANK and PUBLIC. Entangled items include sums such as 21,686.10 and 80,395.32, with references to MRE and unusual strings. No coherent event or names emerge to form a full news item.
State Auditor General Charles Smith reported Warren State Hospital’s operating costs rose by 567,965.37 to 4,213,462.30 for the year ending May 31 1957 while expenditures exceeded receipts by 3,675,742.29. The hospital, with 3096 beds, employed 917 people. salaries rose by 305,795.29 and material costs climbed 91,457.62 due to higher priced drugs.
The funeral service for Glenn E. Bill Betts was held yesterday afternoon at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Robert DeBoer officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Ernest Simmonson Gerald Staples Raymond McCoy James Walters John T. Williams and Smith Hixson. Attendees from away included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart Sugar Grove Mr. and Mrs. Albert DeVore Mr. and Mrs. Gale Mead Mr. and Mrs. Ryel Mead Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Mead Mrs. Todd Siggins of Warren John E. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Williams Eric and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Greenwald Jamestown along with many Corry area friends.
A review of President Eisenhower's restraint during crises highlights his avoidance of escalation in Berlin the Egypt invasion and Indochina. The piece credits measured responses to prevent war and notes Khrushchev's shifting tone toward negotiations, with Eisenhower signaling possible summit talks.
Union City High School teachers Walter Seley mathematics and Ralph Hamilton industrial arts won summer scholarships to Pennsylvania State University. Seley attends a six week advanced mathematics and science course funded by the National Science Foundation. Hamilton undertakes a three week program on conservation of water sail and wildlife co sponsored by the university education department State Department of Streams and Water and the Sportsmen's Federation of Pennsylvania.
Corry First Presbyterian Church lists a full slate of morning worships sermons and Sunday School for the day, with a communicants class, nursery for preschoolers, junior and senior high Westminster activities, choir rehearsals, and a family night dinner. Additional services include Lent and Holy Week observances with cooperation with nearby St Pauls Lutheran and First Methodist churches.
The church on West Pleasant Street lists Sunday Masses at 8:16 and 10:30 a.m. Weekday and Holy Day Masses are at 7:30 p.m. Reverend Cyril Kronz oversees services.
A dense listing of church services and events across Corry including Evangelical United Brethren, St. Thomas the Apostle, First Church of Christ Scientist, First Methodist, Nazarene, Adventist, Lutheran, Baptist, Salvation Army, Assembly of God and more. Details cover Sunday School times, morning and evening services, youth groups, prayer meetings, holy week activities, and parish-specific events led by Rev. Harris, Dr. Whitwell, Rev. Myers, Rev. Bowlby, and others.
The passage argues that budgeting tasks tempt favoring pleasures or essentials unevenly. It stresses giving careful attention to church offerings and time spent in faith. It claims liberal tithing yields blessings and rewarding returns, citing regular attendance and generous giving as a solid investment.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church at 327 North Center Street led by Rev. William G C Seitz Jr lists Holy Communion services at 8:00 a.m. and various times through the week including Holy Communion, church school, sermons, Boy Scout activities, Maundy Thursday and Good Friday observances, with choir rehearsal at 7:30 p.m. on specified days.
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