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The readable fragment shows a garbled line about a person and mowing. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are present in the legible text. The item appears damaged and non-informative as published.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1952
Page
3
The readable fragment shows a garbled line about a person and mowing. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are present in the legible text. The item appears damaged and non-informative as published.
A list of twenty two non support matters is scheduled for Erie County Court today. Among defendants is Ferry Green of Clymer named by Lydia Green on behalf of their two children. The article notes other local items including a senior class play postponement due to illness and a police dog incident with a garbage collector.
On April 9 the Office of Price Stabilization will hold a hearing in Washington to consider a petition from the Pennsylvania oil producers committee led by J. P. Jon of Bradford. The petition filed February 18 asks relief from the current ceiling of 498 dollars per barrel.
Funeral services were held at St. Thomas Church for Mrs. Elizabeth Migliaccio. A Requiem mass was celebrated by Rev Francis J. Grayey at 9:40 this morning. Attendees included relatives from Ridgway Buffalo Chicago Rochester Philadelphia and others, with temporary interment in the church crypt.
Leroy Storer died early this morning at his home 35 Elk Street after a two year illness. He came to Corry at age four and lived here since. He attended Toc schools and Corry Business College, class of 1904. For 25 years he led Mable Brush Block Co and recently worked at Raymond plant. Survived by wife Isabelle, daughter Mrs Glenn Wood, son Arthur Storer, and grandson William Storer. Funeral at Bracken Keilting Home Sunday afternoon with Rev Ray Harris officiating. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
Readable church listings show services at Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Spartanburg area churches with pastors Rev J Leon Manevil Gerald M Lundeen Meredith Swift and Rev S J Schmilke plus lay leaders. Activities include Sunday worship morning prayer choir practice Wednesday prayer meetings youth fellowship and Sunday School sessions at various times.
Rev. Francis J. Graves presides at Sunday Mass at 9:00 AM with children's instruction after. Third Sunday every month features a high mass. South Clewmer Evangelical United Church led by Gerald M. Tandeen offers Sunday School at 12:30 PM and worship services.
A long OCR style listing shows several churches across towns with service times, pastors, and Sunday School details. Entries include St Marys Orthodox, Wheelock Church, Clymer Methodist, Harron Cottage Hill Wesleyan, Blue Eye Wesleyan, and others with worship hours, superintendents, and hymn singing notes.
McCray Community Church led by Rev J Schmittle with Sunday School at 10 a m and divine worship at 11 15 a m. Juva Baptist Church in Union City headed by Rev Richard H DeLong lists Sunday School at 10 a m and Morning Worship at 11 15 a m. John Johnson serves as Sunday School superintendent.
Two church notices list services and leadership. Elg Community Church with Rev. B J Schmidtte and lay leader Theodore Vanderhwlt holds Sunday School 1 a m with Howard Ladd 745 p m hymn sing and divine worship. Windley Care Evangelical Untpede Church led by Rev. E Loye Donelson offers Sunday School 1 % m and an 11 p m worship service.
Albe Reformed Church in Clymer New York offers morning worship at 10 30 a m Sunday School at 6 45 p m Junior service at 8 45 p m Intermediate and Senior C E Tuesday at 8 p m 5 pm history meeting Wednesday at 11 30 a m prayer service at 8 p m evening worship scheduled.
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