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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1953
Page
6
A fragmented plea for church attendance and service. It cites Jesus' call to children, extols the church as character builder and civil foundation, and lists four reasons to attend and support church life. The text references Bible reading and a plan to join church regularly, with a garbled closing line about back chapter verses.
Church listings show St Thomas the Apostle, First Presbyterian, Emmanuel Parish, Salvation Army, St Pauls ELCA, First Methodist, Seventh Day Adventist, Evangelical United Brethren, Church of the Nazarene, First Baptist, St Elizabeth O, Pentecostal, First Church of Christ Scientist, and Christian Missionary Alliance with weekly mass times, worship services, Sunday schools, youth programs, and prayer meetings. Also noted are facilities and pastors including Rev Francis J Graves, Rev John G DeSanti, Rev Rudolph M Bangert, Rev Paul F Bauer, Rev Elmer Ortner, Rev H Ray Harris, Rev Cyril Kronz, and Rev J Emerson Low.
Charles E. Stitzinger 42 of Newmansville Clarion County died in Oil City Hospital after a tree fall during a coon hunt on October 27. He sustained a fractured pelvis and broken vertebrae and had been hospitalized since Wednesday.
Erie reports identify William R. Roth, 85, longtime Lawrence Park resident, as the man struck by a New York Central passenger train near the Erie General Electric Works. Coroner Warren W. Wood ruled accidental death. Roth had lived in the area over 20 years, previously on a Fredonia farm. The incident followed a whistle blast noted by the locomotive engineer, with Roth walking between rails.
Mrs Agnes Gora Gnapman formerly of Town Taine Road and Fal gonor died at Dewittville shortly before noon yesterday. She was born Harmony Township December 27 1877, daughter of Heth and Ruth Barry. Her husband Alan preceded her in death six years. Survived by brother Guy Baety of Ashville and sister Mrs Myra Cone of Bufina. Body at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer. service 9:40 tomorrow afternoon conducted by Rev John Linendell of Panama Baptist Church. Burial Bear Lake Cemetery.
Riots in Rome and other cities left about 40 seriously wounded with a teenage boy among the injured. Police fought crowds as ambulances and fire trucks responded. rioters hurled stones and paving blocks while barricades blocked traffic near an embassy. Tear gas later drove protesters toward St John Lateran.
The passage discusses crop outlook and farm prices for 1952 54 with forecasts for corn rice cotton beans and edible beans. It notes crop totals near 3.2 billion bushels edible beans around 17.78 million bags rice expected record highs and a cotton yield of about 15.7 million bales. It mentions carryovers domestic consumption and potential government loans and price support impacts. Farmers overall expected to prosper though Kansas dairy Southwest sections face hardship.
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