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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1959
Page
4
Corry journal republication notes recall from Toronto dated May 22 with fragmented text of 20 years ago. It references Queen Elizabeth and Haithstt Anntrecis events and local stations. The garbled copy mentions Corry Sitney gman and Pub Date see more.
A horse was killed after entering a street from Busth at entry yesterday. Four people in the vehicle were injured with several onboard taken to hospitals for treatment.
A report outlines widespread unemployment and the struggle to find jobs. It cites government data, lender concerns, and varied local impacts, noting many workers, including women and families, face reduced hours and missed payments while job openings remain scarce.
A garbled 40 years old text fragment mentions names and a competition. It references a match or series involving A and Vie with outcomes tied to a place, possibly Hull, and a person Abe Hotty. The legible parts hint at a sports score or result but are too corrupted to confirm details or dates.
Church schedules list services, Sunday school for all ages, nursery care, morning worship, and evening services at West Pleasant Street location. Youth, prayer meetings, and midweek activities are noted along with superintendent Ralph Austin and other church leaders.
A Rerative Association Inc unites Ajax Iron Works P Hoberlein Motor Sales Bennink Insurance Agency Model Dairy Co Hammond Elevator Co Aero Supply Mfg Co Ing Corry Instrument Company and Corry area firms to promote collaboration and share resources. The group aims to strengthen regional manufacturing and service capabilities among member companies.
A church affiliation fosters mental health by guiding adults to serve others. It asserts individuals bear responsibility for others, helping prevent aimlessness and futility while reinforcing stability and clear thinking through active community involvement.
Church weekly program highlights include Sunday School on blindness in justice lesson, morning worship at 11, reception of new members, youth activities, and midweek services. Emanuel Episcopal lists Holy Communion at 8:45 and 11:00, choir rehearsal, Boy Scouts, and women's groups. Corry Assembly of God features morning worship at 11, youth group, evangelistic service, monthly work, and prayer meetings throughout the week. Enth-Day Adventist outlines Sabbath school at 10, divine worship at 11:30, and Wednesday prayer meetings. Christian and Missionary Alliance details Sunday School at 9:45, worship at 11, youth activity, and midweek prayer and revival events.
The notice lists mass times at Elizabeths R parish and St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Concord and East South Streets. It includes weekday masses, Holy Day Masses, church school sessions, Holy Communion, new member reception, nursery, Boy Scouts, junior and adult choir rehearsals, and a sermon series segment titled The Story Of One Schools.
Morning worship at 10 a m. Sunday school classes for all ages. Evening worship at 6 p m. Hymn sing at 9 15 p m. Christian Endeavor, Vacation Bible School staff meeting Tuesday at 4 p m. Prayer meeting and Bible study at 9 p m. Choir practice listed.
Rev Paul Bowlby leads a 9:00 a.m service with showers of blessing on WOTR Radio Voice. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. with Louis Hebers, worship at 10:45 a.m. The Knocking Saviour. Young People at 7:00 p.m. Evangelistic service at 7:45 p.m. Signboards. Thursday prayer meeting at 8:00 p.m.
A compiled listing of church services and activities across Findley Lake and Wayne Valley area venues. It notes schedules for First Church of Christ Scientist broadcast on WOTR, Wayne Valley EUB events, Findley Lake chapel, and Salvation Army programs including services, youth activities, midweek studies, and choir practices with leaders and timing details.
Fragmentary text mentions Mrs and children washing morning with Mr and names of streets and places. Lacks coherent event, date, or clear subjects to summarize into a complete notice.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a donation effort with mentions of Mrs Lawren and an auxiliary group. The text is unclear and names and details are partly garbled, but suggests a fund or tea event and charity appeal. No definite date, place, or organization is extractable.
Fragmented OCR text yields few readable names and items. Likely notes include personal names Ear Hi mings, Richare Curio, Ticke, Carr, Mrs. F ence Schwal Me. Limited legible context prevents full events or roles.
A fragmented item notes bets and guests and mentions a following conduit and a crowed event. The readable text hints at an entertainment or social gathering with unclear details and entities.
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