Fragmentary Local Text On Public Notice
A damaged OCR fragment discusses a public notice with unclear dates and names. Readable elements mention a high level event and a potential number 611, but specifics remain obscured.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1953
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment discusses a public notice with unclear dates and names. Readable elements mention a high level event and a potential number 611, but specifics remain obscured.
Erie and Pittsburgh stand to lose revenue under Waterhouse bills that would end county machinery assessments. Amendments removed Allegheny County, keeping Pittsburgh, while Erie would face the June 30 1953 deadline crediting the school system. Erie Assemblyman Dustin Pulaski hopes a Democratic bloc can defeat the measure. The city relies on 21000 in annual machinery revenue and the school district gets 27. A Philadelphia union official Andrew J Janaskie named secretary treasurer after 70 to 49 vote at the AFL convention.
The notice lists several churches including American Sunday School Union with Rev. Paul Van Gorkom in Union City, and Wheelock Union Sunday School with William Stoltzfus. It details Sunday and midweek classes, Sunday School timings, superintendents, and worship times from multiple congregations such as Wheelock Community Church and Braverdam Mennonite Church with pastors and study hours.
In Columbus Pa and nearby towns parishioners read church calendars forSunday services. Clymer Methodist Church lists Sunday School at 10 am, morning worship at 11 am, youth fellowship at 6 20 pm and junior senior classes. Harbor Wesleyan Methodist Church shows Sunday School at 10:30 am and worship at 11 am with an 8 pm service and Wednesday prayer meeting.
Local churches in Spartanburg area list Sunday worship times Sunday School sessions and youth meetings. Included are Fairview HUB Buell's Corners led by Rev Meredith Swift and Dobbs Corner with varied service times. Also Methodist Rev Robert Klein Baptist Rev RBJostes and Truth church note midweek Bible study and prayer meetings.
The Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church in Beayerdam Pa announces Sunday events with J Leon Manevati pastor speaking to the Children's Department at 11 AM. Dorothy McBride missionary to Nigeria will deliver the morning message and lead the day’s worship. The Spiritual Jubilee Singers perform at 8 PM in Chicago. Mary Orthodox Greek Catholic Church in Route 6 between Youngsville and Pittsfield holds Divine liturgy Sundays at 1 PM with Pastor Stephen Kanyan preaching in Russian and English.
Local church notices list Edwards Chapel Evangelical United Brethren with service times Sunday School 10 20 am Church 11 20 am Evening 3 pm Youth 9 pm Prayer 8 20 pm Abbe Reformed Olymer New York morning worship 10 40 am evening 1 pm Sunday School 6 45 pm C E 8 50 pm North Clymer Evangelical Gerald Lundeet 11 30 am Sunday School 12 30 pm worship 1380 ps Leadership Training at Jamestown Grace Friday Family Night Saturday Titusville Findley Lake Evangelical Rev Donelson 1 am Sunday School 11 am worship.
Listings show tonight and Saturday programs including Sagebrush Trail News Sport Spotlight boxing and late night shows featuring Mame News Weather and final sports segments Robot schedule entries indicate classic era programming with a mix of dramas comedies and children’s programs.
Church listings show multiple denominations with service times Sundays and midweek meetings. Rev. Klein oversees CHURCH ELOIN COMMUNITY and OUR LADY OF VICTORY SPARTANSBURG, with Sunday schools, morning and evening services, and prayer gatherings. Other congregations include BLUE RYE WESLEYAN, BEAR LAKE EVANGELICAL NAMED BRETHREN, JAYA BAPTIST, and Grace Church activities with youth, leadership, and family programs.
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