Church Services In Area Offer Wide Schedule
A listing of church services across West Pleasant Street and North Center Street detailing Masses and worship times for ST Elizabeths, First Pentecostal, First Baptist, Emmanuel, St Thomas, Seventh Day Adventist, Evangelical United Brethren, Church of the Nazarene, First Methodist, Salvation Army, St Pauls Lutheran, Christian and Missionary Alliance, First Church of Christ Scientist, and First Presbyterian with specific times and denominational notes. The notices include Holy Communion, Sunday Schools, youth fellowships, prayer meetings, and weekday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Pentecostal, Church
Assemblies of God
West Pleasant Street
Donald Brown
ST. Thomas the Apostle
B.C
Washington Street
Francis J. Graves
John G. DeSantt
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
North Center Street
Gordon W. Frederick
WIKK
Evvangelical United Brethren Church
H. Ray
Harris
Warshin
First Methodist Church
South Center
East Pleasant Streets
Howard Stull
Local Businesses List Features Corry Firms and Shops
A compilation of diverse Corry area businesses and service providers including funeral homes, clothing, florists, drayers, automotive, dairy, hardware, furniture, wallpaper, coal, lumber, elevator, bakery, auto store, theatre, insurance and more, reflecting a busy local commerce network. The firms named include Bracken Keating Funeral Home Pauls Men s Wear House of Flowers Damons Pennzoil Service Model Dairy Company Thomas Motors of Corry Inc E E Guignon Ajax Iron Works Olds the Florist Phillips Schaub Wallpaper Paint Advertising Sponsors Crystal Coal Company Fogle Lumber Corry Jamestown Mfg Hammond Elevator Corry Bakery Western Auto Rex Theatre Guy W Bennink Insurance Brigham Hardware Martin Motor Sales Franz Furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon's Pennzoil Service Model Dairy Company
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
E. E. Guignon
Ajax Iron Works
Crystal Coal Company
Fogle Lumber Company
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Co
Hammond Elevator Co
Mrs Floyd Black Dies Suddenly at Home in Corry
Mrs Neue M Black died suddenly at 10 30 am at 222 Fairview street Corry She born January 3 1848 Java Center N Y moved to Corry in 1900 served as vocal representative for Nu Bont Co and worked at Buals mattress factory Married September 5 1923 in Corry Survived by husband Peter Hand and several nieces and nephews Funeral Mass at St Thomas Church Tuesday 9 30 am Burial in church cemetery with calling at Bracken Keating Funeral Home emits details of church affiliations and veterans group memberships
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neue M. Black
Floyd W. Black
Fairview Street
Black
Java Center
Cory
Nu- Bont Company
Buals Mattress Factory
Corry
J. Thomas’ Church
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
Cathoiic Daughters of America
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Peter Hand
Bracken- Keating
St. Thomas’ Church
Brother Willard to Speak at Emmanuel Tomorrow
Brother Willard will deliver the 11 oclock sermon at Emmanuel Episcopal Church tomorrow. The talk highlights St Barnabas House by the Lake a free home for convalescent boys and men run by the Order of St Barnabas, funded by gifts of food clothing and money from volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Brother Willard
St. Barnabas House
Everness shirt by Essley features durable collar
Essley markets the Everness shirt with a long lasting collar that outwears the shirt body. The collar uses a special weaving process and Tra benized finish, remaining stiff and neat without starch. Aimed at smart wearing and savings, the ad highlights rugged style and durability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everness
Essley
Pittsburgh Bandits robbed as manager led to curb
Pittsburgh Bandits robbery at a Giant Eagle store left manager George Dater ordered at gunpoint to surrender $5,000. Police pursued two bandits. Dauer drove toward the bank to deposit the money. The report notes a separate Erie township tax petition seeking an injunction against school district mergers involving Waterford and Mills Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Associated Cross
Pittsburgh
George Dater
Giant
Eagle
Dauer
Erie
LeBouet Township
Waterford
Mills Village
S. Y. Rossiter
Lindley McClelland
J. Russell Coleman
Cecil A. Ethridge
Young man might be in line to cast first vote next Tuesday
A brief reflection notes a young man possibly standing beside any voter in line to cast his first ballot next Tuesday, hinting at the broad proximity of first time voters and civic participation.
Taxpayers of LeBoeuf Challenge Township Petition
Attorneys said they represent 150 taxpayers of LeBoeuf Township in a petition alleging that local taxpay ers have not been given due process or full tax information. The filing seeks relief and possible corrections to assessments and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botin
LeBoeuf
Voters to Decide on Proposed Merger with Tax Impact
Citizens face an opportunity to vote on the proposed merger, with warnings that without a restraining order taxes could become excessive and confiscatory. The warning emphasizes financial risk and potential loss of property protections if the proposal proceeds.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Whistle Mealyer
Elizabeth R. C. Church
Cyril Krons
First Baptist Church
West Pleasant St
Second Ave
Francis G. Whitteman
Bible School
Emmanuel Pash
Episcopal
Joseph H. Clair
Holy Communion
Church School
Young People’s Fellowship
Chi Rho
Church OF the Nazarene
Washington St
Rev. RR
Merriman
Young People's Meeting
Salvation Army
Second St
M. W. Gaskell
South Meeting
Salvation Service
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Christian and Missionary Alliance
Maple Avenue
J. Emerson Low Aim
Ladies Missionary Prayer Meeting
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Park Street
First Presbyterian Church
West Pleasant Streets
Paul F. Bauer
Pompeii
Ofesus Christ
Vesuvius
Crist
Bracken-Keating Funeral Home
Paul's Men
House of Flowers
Olds the Florist
Phillips
the Corry Bakery
Western Auto Store
Rex Theatre
Martin Motor Sales
Franz Furniture
Great Everness
Pittsburgh Bandits
Jesus
Bracken
John Newton
England
Win Couper
Bill
Tony
United Nations
Korea
W Public Services
Pennsylvania Electric Company
E. T. Cherry
Cha
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