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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1923
Page
8
Classified notices advertise One 0 Hh P locomotive with fire box boiler portable type complete with fittings including stack. Hull phone number 7 Martynes Steel Ordineno tor. Large Guignon closed case heater at 145 Maple Avenue for sale. Coal stove Delphine bese.
Classified notices seek workers and sellers across multiple states. Listings call for a representative, middle aged man to boot orders, a farm owner to sell at low price, a housekeeper and companion for a widower, two watchmen, and a competent woman for housework. Additional notices request dry cleaning, electrical work, and general inquiries.
Classified ads show multiple rental offers including two furnished rooms light housekeeping and a six room flat with contact names and addresses. Notes include a lost black umbrella at Journal Office and a lost green wrist watch with reward and an administrator notice for Hiram Y Manderville in Erie County.
Notice posted on farms in Wayne Townsu baid City of Corry warns hunters and trespassers not to enter for any purpose to protect game stock and workers in the woods. Signed by M. R. Sears Robt A Patterson HW Merry Aubronh Alcorn.
Announcements of church services urge readers toward peace amid world conflicts. The message cites the Permanent Court of International Justice and Harding on war, then points to Jesus Christ as the path to lasting peace.
A long church notices page lists services at United Brethren United Brethren Churehs Emmanuel Episcopal First Church of Christ Scientist Advent Christian First Methodist Church and other congregations. It includes Sunday schools sermons prayers and special meetings with times ranging from 9 45 AM to 7 45 PM and notes about seasonal schedule changes and conference events.
Community church notices from Columbus Pa list J Eighmey as pastor with 21:00 preaching on The Joy of Attending lectures and Sunday School at 12:00. Alliance Gospel Hall in Columbus hosts a Sunday service, Bible classes, and a prayer meeting with various leaders. A cordial invitation extends welcome to all.
A lengthy listing of services across multiple churches including ALLTANCH CHURCH with sermons and youth meetings, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN and FIRST BAPTIST Churches with Sunday School and morning services, St Pauls Lutheran with Sunday School and sermon, and Salvation Army events with marches and memorials. Notable items include Armistice Day observances and a memorial service for Captain Francis Fowle.
An invitation for all ages to attend spiritual sessions at Mt Bitte School. Services at 1100 A. M. worship and a 7:20 PM sermon and preaching meet. Sermon topics include biblical admonitions about marriage, fellowship with believers, and temple of God ethics.
An evangelical gathering led by evangelist Eyingeline Shirer is planned this weekend. A Sunday afternoon service will feature a missionary talk and hopeful participation from attendees.
Community schedule lists weekly events including Bible study on Friday and prayer services at local hotels. Evangelist activities and church gatherings anchor the week’s calendar with times noted as 7:45 PM and 7:24 PM entries.
A custody action filed by Albert Walls against Jes Walls seeks possession of a Corry child. Hearing set for November 28 at 10 o clock, with attorney Mites Kitts representing Walls. The child, Dorothy Well, is living with her mother at 910 Sherman Street.
Erie court postpones Whalen murder trial after a conference led by Assistant District Attorney C Arthur Wings. Burke Electric Co. officials and attorneys discuss case readiness as prosecutors seek February action and the defendant faces charges in a death linked to a saloon incident.
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