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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1960
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a religious or existential meditation with references to God and souls. The text is severely garbled, making the central event or figures unclear and difficult to verify.
The Corry Journal details its staff and publishing notes, with ads and delivery costs listed. An inserted column by Sen. Hugh Scott critiques defense views, contrasting collective security with Russia and outlining drastic economic shifts to match Soviet capacity.
Yesterday's Memories from Corry recalls Abe Reles talking of death and naming killers, including Arthur Shusta and Liesenheimer. The same page notes a boy, Richard Perkins, 14, injured by a steel chip to his eye. and the death of five year old William Titus after a fall, with his brother Hugh Titus dying the same day.
Forty years ago on March 25 1920 Fisher Ames announced retirement from active business. A recital by Earl Rogers pupils was hosted by Mr and Mrs Ralph Heron featuring Zelta Carrell Allene Brooks Mary Burkhardt Theresa Baehomer Costello Ressler and Sara Tozer. Local teachers sent a demand to the Board of Education for a $40 monthly pay rise dating back to January. They say they will not strike but need a definite reply or will seek positions elsewhere if unmet.
In Washington the Republican Southern Democratic coalition splits over civil rights. A key vote on a referee provision drew ire as Southern Democrats fought the measure, hoping GOP support would prevail. The tally 295 to 449 showed 72 Democrats and 123 Republicans for the provision. 1 Southern Democrat and 24 Republicans opposed. A SouthUern Democrat warned the alliance may break, calling it a marriage ending. Cancer claims six, says American Cancer Society, noting one in six U.S. deaths from cancer but rising survival with early diagnosis and treatment.
The report suggests modernization outlays could reach up to 40 billion dollars annually by fall, signaling a rapid expansion before 1961. It notes a potential recessionary impact as spending accelerates and outlines policy aims to sustain growth amid higher investment levels.
An official notes that demand and expansion slowdowns by firms could curb growth and hint at a recession. For 1960 a downturn seems possible only if the steel industry falters, while other sectors taper investment and demand remains weak.
Senate rejected the civil rights bill 72 to 19 and considered moves to send it to committee without deadline. Senate leaders planned to clear out unrelated measures before returning to civil rights, while Southern leaders warned they may seek changes to the House bill, especially a section making interference with court orders against school segregation a federal crime.
A tribute to Joe Smith describing him as a top worker who helps others and stands out. The piece links his character to regular church attendance and a faith that guides right action, portraying moral strength as central to his success and conduct.
The section lists multiple church events from First Methodist, First Baptist, and First Presbyterian, including morning and evening worships, youth and adult classes, prayer fellowships, choir practices, and Sunday School. Activities span Monday through Saturday with times and church locations on South Center East Pleasant West Pleasant Streets.
Corner East Washington Street and Meple Avenue. Rev. Earl C Docherty presides. Sunday School 9 45 am Church service 11 am Pilate Three Questions What Is Truth 6 45 pm Alliance Youth Fellowship 7 30 pm Evening Worship Power Of Victory Prayer meeting Wednesday 10 30 am 7 30 pm Mid-Week Prayer Service and Bible study Radio broadcast over WOW t every Wednesday Thursday and Friday at 8 15 am Saturday 8 pm Men s prayer meeting Cutting-Wheel Congregations Cutting Church 8 pm Service by Rev Richer Mille Young People s Bible School Ajax Iron Works E E Guignon Bracken Funeral Home Crystal Coal Co Fogle Lumber Co St George Funeral Home Beaverdam Mennonite Rd 3 Corry Pa Rev Richard Mostetler 10 00 am Sunday School 11 am Worship Service Message by Rev Stanford Mu mi Orrville Otto ip wh The Mensite Hour WoTR 8 00 pm Christian Light Builder program Thursday 8 00 Mid-week service Thompson Maple Products Heberim Motor Sales Ragers Structural Steel Co Downing Insurance Agency Paul s Men s Wear Model Dairy Co Meinnes Steel Co Hammond Elevator Co Carry Concrete and Gravel Co Supply Mfg Co Inc Ymmond Mfg Co Carry Instrument Company Northwestern Rural Electric Co operative Association Inc
A collage of Sunday services and weekly programs across Findley Lake area churches listing Rev Gerald M Lundeen Rev Bert i G Peterson Rev LeRoy W Wiley Rev Cyril Cowper Elmer Armes and others with times for Sunday School Morning Worship Youth groups prayer meetings choir rehearsals and midweek classes. Also notes Holy Day Masses Baptism and Luther League activities plus radio broadcast of How Christian Science Heals on WOTR.
The Brethren Church at 21 North Center Street lists a full week of religious activities led by Rev. H. Ray Harris and Rev. Richard Krueger. Sunday features prayers, sermons, nursery care, Junior Church, Youth Fellowship, and an Evening Worship with the New Life Crusade. Weekday events include catechism, cottage prayer, Rebobot class night, and daily New Life Crusade sessions with Rev. Krueger and Cunningham Tivins and others.
The notice lists church activities including Sunday services at Essex Street Church of the Nazarene led by Rev. Paul Bowlby with morning worship and Sunday School, youth and evangelistic meetings, and a choir rehearsal. Also details St Elizabeth’s R C with Sunday Masses at 8:15 and 9:00, along with weekday services and a weeknight schedule.
A period listing religious services across Emanuel Episcopal, Salvation Army, North Clymer Eue Church, Columbus Community, Bean Lake Church and Columbus Pa. It catalogs Holy Communion, sermons, Sunday School, Morning Worship, youth and choir activities, prayer meetings, open air services, and fellowship events with days and times. Capt. Richard Dean leads Salvation Army. Rev. Burkett L. Smith presides at North Clymer and Rev. R. A. Merrifield at Columbus Community.
Clergy Rev Barclay B Fishburn leads morning worship at Clymer Hill Reformed with a 10 30 service. Sunday School at 2 I believe 2 and evening worship follow. Activities include Junior Pioneers and prayer meetings through the week with choir practice and social events listed.
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