Unclear 1951 Jays Run and Wartime Quota Note
Fragmentary OCR text references 1951 Jays, a 14 dollar quota, run 3 and a series of unreadable codes. No coherent event or individuals clearly identifiable.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1951
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text references 1951 Jays, a 14 dollar quota, run 3 and a series of unreadable codes. No coherent event or individuals clearly identifiable.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions individuals Rob and Tonutse with a motor vehicle context and monetary figures 13 and 14.50, alongside city names and numbers, indicating a partial report of a racing or vehicle event with unclear details.
Two men from East Prairie Missouri survived a tractor trailer crash on a snow slick curve in Mayville while hauling 31 995 pounds of electric dynamite cups in 88 cases to Carthage. The trailer toppled, the tractor broke free, both men escaped serious injury, and power lines were damaged.
Area churches including Spring Creek, Columbus, West, and nearby East Branch and Wayne Valley hold Easter programs. Sunrise at Spring Creek followed by “The Evidence” sermon. Columbus offers “Victory” musical presentation. Wayne Valley to stage “Redemption's Song” cantata. Baptisms and church memberships offered.
Beaverdam Mennonite announces Sunday School at 11 a m with Tyan Miller as superintendent. Rev Jacob F Welrich, Vernon Lewcher, and Rev Edward Kaufman plan an Easter message sermon at 8 p m and a Young People’s Bible meeting led by Lewis Beachy. A children’s meeting is set, with Mrs Kaufman speaking. Goshen College A Cappella Chorus of 50 voices directed by Dwight Weldy will perform at Corry Senior High School auditorium on March 28.
The notice lists Blue Eye Wesleyan Methodist Church with Rev Harry T Reid as pastor. Sunday School at 10 a.m. led by Lee Lillie as superintendent and Kathryn Spoon as song leader, morning service at 11 a.m., evening service at 8 p.m., and Wednesday cottage prayer meeting. Also Clymer Methodist Church with 10 a.m. Sunday School Ellen Gleason superintendent and 11 a.m. morning worship followed by a 0:30 p.m. Junior-Intermediate and Youth Fellowship.
Local church notices list Elgin Community Church Methodist led by Rev S J Schmittle with Sunday School at 745 pm Hymn sing at 8 pm and divine worship Also Bear Lake Evangelical United Bruthren Church led by Rev A L Pang with 10 am Sunday School 11 am morning worship and 8 pm Youth Fellowship Midweek service Wednesday McCray Community Church with Rev S J Schmittle and Joseph P McCray superintendent 11:15 am worship Our Lady of Victory Mission Spartansburg led by Rev Francis J Graves Mass every Sunday at 9 am religious instruction for children after the 9 am mass Third Sunday high mass sung.
The list records multiple congregations with service times and leaders. ABBE REFORMED CHURCH in Clymer lists morning worship 10 30 a m and evening service with Sunday School and youth activities. Spartansburg Methodist and Fairview B UW B Church also posted service hours, Sunday School, and midweek gatherings led by named pastors and superintendents.
Service and Sunday School times listed for Pindley Lake Evangelical Harbor and Cottage Hill Wesleyan Methodist Java Baptist Church and nearby Cottage Hit address. Pastors include Rev. F. Loye Donelson Rev. Charles R. Lincoln Harold Rey and Richard H. DeLong with schedule details.
Nurses show growing interest in Hadacol as a remedy for deficiencies in vitamins B, B2, Niacin, and iron. Mrs. L. D. Lovett of Philadelphia praises Hadacol after energy returns. she notes she is 50 and works private duty. Drugstores urged to stock Hadacol with RADAGON benefits.
Fragmentary OCR notes an event labeled with numbers 23 and 3423. The text is insufficient to identify date, location, or entities involved.
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