Seven injured in flea market accidents in north Pa
A region report states at least seven persons were in flea fi Duunting accidents in north pes during the first days of small game season. None seriously hurt and two hospitalized.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1950
Page
6
A region report states at least seven persons were in flea fi Duunting accidents in north pes during the first days of small game season. None seriously hurt and two hospitalized.
Pennsylvania Electric Company listed net income of 7,425,207 for the year ended September 30, 1950, up from 6,090,108 prior year, after 955,992 in preferred stock dividends. Penelec, a subsidiary of General Public Utilities, showed electric sales of 40,935,368 and steam heating revenues of 633,802 versus 305,778 previously.
Pittsburgh officials report a special grand jury will not issue indictments before the November election. Deputy AG W Den bing Stewart says the panel will recess this afternoon to resume after Nov 13 due to jurors' personal matters. Judge Sara M Soffel confirms witnesses and questions but cautions against contempt and insists on lawful deliberation.
Circleville Ohio November 2 1944 Rob ert Dale Segee a 21 year old youth pleaded guilty to two minor fires in Circleville and admitted burning 168 people to death in the Hartford Connecticut 1944 Ringling Bros Circus fire and killing four others He was sentenced to two consecutive terms of 2 to 20 years each by Common Pleas Judge William D Radcliff Segee faces a maximum of 40 years with possible parole in about 40 months He spoke calmly asking for leniency before the judge imposed the maximum sentence.
Mayville may reopen the May Theatre after its closure since August 31. A November 15 hearing before the Board of Standards and Appeals in Buffalo was set following local efforts led by Assemblyman Herman Magnuson of Jamestown to challenge the rejection and secure expert testimony for the building code issue.
Funeral service for Mrs. Melinda A Alexander was held Thursday at 2 30 PM at Bracken Keating Funeral Home with Rev Joseph R Clair of Emmanuel Baptist Church officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Attending the service were relatives and friends from Meadville Erie Ashtabula Conneaut and Marion plus several other named individuals. The note ends with an unrelated sentence about Taipei being merged into one city in 1920.
Listings summarize church notices across several near by congregations. Journal entries from Congregational Christian Churches in Jordan Cole and nearby locales include Sunday School sessions led by Mrs G D Eldred and Mrs Bertha Wilkinson, worship services at Spring Creek and Columbus, prayer meetings, moving pictures and choirs, Boy Scout and church committee activities, and a November 12 1951 shared program underwritten by local churches and advertising agencies.
Elgin Community Church led by Rev J Schmittle and lay leader Howard Ladd lists Sunday School at 10 8 and hymn sing plus divine worship. Bear Lake Evangelical United Brethren Church overseen by Rev A L Pang offers Sunday School at 10, morning worship at 11, Youth Fellowship in the afternoon, and a Wednesday midweek service.
A compiled notice lists multiple churches with pastors, Sunday School start times, and service hours. Blue Eye Wesleyan Methodist, McCray Community, Carter Hill, Spartansburg Methodist, Fairview EUB, Gospel Tabernacle, and Dobbs Corners detail schedules and leadership, including superintendent and youth group times.
Beaverdam Mennonite Church hosts a 12 day evangelistic program ending with an evangelistic service led by Rev. Short on The Return of the Lord. Sunday includes 10 a m Sunday School supervised by Ivan Miller and Vernon Troyer and an 11 a m worship hour with sermon by Evangelist Jesse J. Short. Mrs Short to lead children’s meeting after the message.
Rev Charles R Lincoln pastor 10 am Stinitsy School William Crosby superintendent 11 am morning worship and Sunday School Harold Webb superintendent 8 pm old fashioned hymn sing and preaching service Wednesday evening 8 18 cottage prayer meeting
Wheelor Church holds Sunday School at 10 a m with Mrs E Y McClintock as superintendent inviting all who wish to attend to join.
Abbey Reform Church Olymer N Y pastor John H Muller holds 10:30 a m service 50 a m Sunday School 2:45 p m County Home service 6:45 p m Junior Christian Endeavor 8 p m evening praise 9:15 p m Intermediate and Senior Christian Endeavor Wednesday prayer service 9 10 p m choir practice Wayne Valley Evangelical Rev J Leon Maneval pastor 10 a m Sunday School 11 a m morning worship with sermon 7 30 p m Youth Fellowship will lead evening worship and sing spiration first day of three service series
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