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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1950
Page
3
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Fragmentary line suggests discussion of United Nations reform or charter amendment. No clear names, dates, places, or actions readable. Further readable text needed to craft a full, accurate item.
A fragmented OCR note mentions state events in Washington and a ro slat in Boston, with unclear names and dates. The readable parts suggest brief regional updates and policy mentions without full context or confirmations.
Rev Leon Maneyal, pastor of Anuhival United Brethren Church, announces Whitsunday Pentecost events. Morning worship with sermon The Rock of Ages, Youth Fellowship, evening service on Patmos Experiences. Week includes prayer hour, church school, and a camp gathering at Findley.
Readable portions list various church groups and leaders with service times. Names include Mrs Ray Lilley supervisor, Lee Lille supervisor, Kathryn Spoon song, Rev Hill choir director, Rev LeRoy Harris pastor, and Rev Oliver Thompson. Activities cover Sunday School at different hours, morning and evening services, prayer meetings, and youth groups across several churches including Spartanburg and Fairview Evangelical.
Associated Press report from Los Angeles details Navy officer Bascom B. Boaz accused on federal charges of embezzlement of government funds and desertion after a six month binge. He, a 19 year veteran, described domestic troubles and war experiences, saying drinking worsened his condition and led to personal and professional decline. He faced a ten thousand dollar bail as the case proceeds.
Britain lifts gas rationing effective tomorrow after a long dispute with American oil firms. The deal with Standard Oil and Texas of California funds oil supply and accepts British sterling instead of dollars, wrapping a key economic clash in the wartime government drama.
The suspect described trips from Lone Beach to Oakland and Fresno, detailing theft proceeds totaling about 19 201.50 and 600 for a televsion set, along with 180 to buy a car, while an FBI and Naval Intelligence raid in Fresno led to his arrest with Pearl Rosemary Corser present. He admitted heavy drinking and misusing funds, claiming a final purchase and partner’s ignorance.
Rev Donald Stuthen of Cochran to speak at Elgin Methodists on Wednesday at 8 p m. The event features singing, worship, and a family night program with Sanday School at 7 30 p m led by Pastor Rev J Schmutte and lay leader Howard Ladd.
Enrollment is underway in a summer program of music and study of Christian faith at McCray Community Church. Worship services are led by Pastor Jordan Cole with weekly choir practice under Jack White. Sunday School is led by Miss Cor McCray.
Harbor and Cottage Hill Wesleyan Methodist hosts worship with Rev Charles Lincoln as pastor at 14m. m. and William Crosby superintendent presiding. services listed for morning noon and evening, with prayer meetings in homes by Wednesday for community.
Rev Ai Ls Paty conducts Sunday service and Sunday School at 11 am. Morning worship and South Fellowship on Wednesday evening, with midweek service. Blue Eye Wesleyan Methodist Church led by Pastor Harry P Reid.
The public is invited to a local service led by Pastor Jarah F. Weirich at the Union Street School. Superintendent A. Miller announces groups from Moses Town with a gathering at 11 am.
The Abbé Reform Church in Clymer under Pastor John A. Mailer invites worship with a morning service. The bulletin notes Christ Ascended on High and usual weekly observances.
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