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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1920
Page
6
May 8 1920 report notes urgency to reinstate many who dropped government insurance. War risk policy reform seeks to promote reentry via publicity campaign and bipartisan support with aid from the American Legion to secure renewed coverage by the July 1 deadline.
The newly formed Corry squad schedules its first practice game at 6 00 on Raymonda Street grounds. It notes the season opener next Saturday against Jamestown’s Yenls team at Caloron with a preliminary matchup on Sunday.
Presbyterian Sanday service 615 a m with Mother's Day focus. Junior Endeavor 8:30 p m. Evening worship 8:30 p m sermon A Call for Patent and Daily Communion. St Elizabeth’s and St Margaret’s outline mass times, rosary and benediction. Holy days and confessions listed. Emmanuel church and Christian Sabbath services noted with schedules and Sunday school.
Salary paid while learning for students one month then junior operator with increasing pay. Daily guidance to improve skills and rapid advancement in pay and ability. Attractive surroundings, interesting work, and permanent position. For further information contact.
Fragmentary OCR notes record a whos or whoive 8 long way from townie observance this month. Christian Endeavor at 6 40 p m and Evang elistic Worried at 7 780 p m mention pastor preaching.
The Baptist Church led by pastor Troy Jr. notes the church’s noncooperation with the Titorchurch World Movement. Sunday sessions include four discussions on the movement, with a 11 am worship service praising Jesus Christ. A new member greeting is planned at the church.
Lutheran Church announces Sunday events with Sunday school at 10 oclock, preaching service at 11 oclock, Young People's meeting at 7, followed by the evening service at 8.00.
Salvation Army meetings continue as usual with Saturday night sessions and Sunday services at 2 p.m. Burilay school at 7 p.m. Young people's meetings and evangelistic service at 8 p.m. Simple singing, welcoming all. M. Arvilla Haw tey will attend and participate in the service.
The Rev Dr Nichols leads Burmese Baptist mission boys to craft steam launches on the Irawaddy to fund and advance industrial education. A British commissioner facilitates factory training in government railway shops for twelve students, merging mission work with secular skill. Northern Baptists back the movement, aiming to establish trade schools at Moulmein and broaden industrial education in India and America.
Two light housekeeping rooms are available in a Mor Rent-2 firnished property at 188 E Plowsait yak. Suitable for single occupants seeking compact living space and practical amenities in a quiet area.
Muskegon Michigan advertisement for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound lauding its backache relief and general female health benefits. Includes testimonial from Mrs G Sai00 rip of Muskegon and instructions to write for confidential advice to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Massachusetts.
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