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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1946
Page
8
Local notices list Corry area churches and service times including Christ Scientist Hall Reading Room hours and weekly Bible lessons. Denominations given include Baptist Methodist Presbyterian Protestant and Christian Science with times for Sunday School 11 00 AM and evenings.
Local insurance listing for OUY W Bennink offering all forms of coverage from 75 Center Street Corry Pennsylvania. Contact phone 35 48 to request information or quotes.
The store Pauls Mens Wear at 46 N Cantor St promotes Arrow shirts ties and underwear as a featured line. Photographs show samples and pricing notes for masculine apparel.
Pastor Rev C A Thompson announces Sunday School at 0:30 AM and Morning Worship at 1:30 PM. Evangelistic Service set for 18315 PM with prayer praise and Bible study on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
The Elgin area churches schedule morning and evening services with special musical features. Rev Harts leads at Curist Ninth Center with children’s program and evangelistic closings. FIRST BAPTIST and ELGIN METHODIST also host morning Bible schools and evening services, while memorial days shift midweek plans. A missionary speaker from the Philippines joins Sunday worship, followed by youth events and a memorial day observance.
The paper lists church ads and service details for St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church First Methodist Church of here and other local denominations. It notes sermon subjects for The Friend at Midnight Memorial Day observances and choir specials with names of pastors superintendents and choir directors along with worship and Sunday school times.
Emmanuel Episcopal at Corner Smith and North Center lists Rev. Joseph R. Clary as rector. Rogation Sunday services begin at 8 00 A M Holy Communion 9 45 A M Church School Clyde Shotabarger supervisor 11 00 A M Morning prayer and sermon. Romgation Day Tuesday 10 30 A M Holy Communion. Ascension Day Thursday 8 00 A M Holy Communion 10 20 A M Choral Eucharist and Memorial.
The Sethel Tabernacle on East Church Street invites worshippers for Sunday School at 10 15 A M led by Superintendent Lyle Bemis and Gospel Service at 1 80 P M. Embert Verse and others conduct services as a new pastor is secured amid a Tuesday meeting and prayer events.
Local churches and community groups publish a dense schedule of services meetings and youth activities. The Salvation Army lists band practice and open air meetings alongside midweek corps cadet and youth recreation times. Various churches show worship, Sunday School, and youth fellowship sessions through the week with open doors for area children.
Forty Hours Devotion opens with the 10 o'clock mass at St Elizabeths Church Sunday morning pastor Rev Carl Boldt announced a solemn procession of the sacrament for the opening rites. Children and star boys will participate and a visiting priest will deliver the sermon on Sunday and Monday evenings at 7 30. The sacrament will be exposed for public adoration Sunday Monday and Tuesday with the closing procession Tuesday at 7 30. Confessions will be heard daily during the devotion at 2 and 4 o'clock.
Closing day events at the United Brethren in Christ Church feature Rev. and Mrs. Raymond O Nelson of Moody Extension stall Chisago in charge of the children's day program at 9 45 a m. Rev. Spurgeon Metzler of Girdeville will deliver morning and evening messages with themes The Darkest Assumption in the World and an evening subject to be announced. Mrs Nelson will sing offertory and duet numbers and the Nelsons close with God Calling Yet. Large crowds expected and a warm welcome offered to all attendees.
Elks Lodge No 264 sponsors a Titusville benefit concert by the Elks Chorus at Colestock High School on June 26 to raise funds for a modern athletic field. Proceeds go to Titusville Lions Club for city project completion. Arrangements for Jamestown Central High School appearance in mid June are awaiting auditorium availability.
In Westfield on May 25 1¢ Western New York grape growers learn that the sugar rationing division of OPA in Washington refused Rep Daniel A Reed NY for allocation of sugar to process 200 000 gallons of grape juice into jellies and jams Reed calls the decision petty and tragic and says grape juice stored in the region could yield over 7 3 billion calories as a substitute for rats to aid the hungry of the world.
The text explains how ship load lines change with season and water type. It notes deeper loading in summer versus winter due to storm allowance, and higher marks for tropical seas and calm conditions. Fresh water reduces buoyancy, altering the marking.
Fragmentary note reports a 60 day interval linked to a muster with references to a group and a location near Tega. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate official or organizational activity and a planned timeframe. Entities are inconsistently legible.
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