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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1943
Page
6
The Corry community page lists churches and pastors with Sunday School and worship times. It notes junior churches, evening services, and weekly meetings across multiple denominations including United Brethren, Presbyterian, Christian Science, Baptist, Seventh Day Adventist, Methodist, and Anglican aligned churches with pastors and key attendees.
A fragmented OCR list details churches in Corry and nearby streets including East Church Street Washington Maple Avenue Emon Buck Washington Center and West, First Baptist Center Street, Emmanuel Episcopal Center and West, First Church of Christ Scientist, First Presbyterian, Seventh Day Adventist, Elizabeth Church, Pauly Evangelical Lutheran, and The Salvation Army. The text references locations such as Pleasant Street Center Street West Washington Street and Park Street with street intersections unclear.
Multiple religious services listed across Sethel Tabernacle Leon 2 pastor Frank including Sunday School 10300 A.M. morning worship Evangelist Mish Not West and Mrs. James Wilson revival ongoing at several churches East Street West Washington Street St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran St Elizabeths RC Church Nazare ne Essex Street Wayne Valley Church and Salvation Army with dates times and program details for each site and community events.
New York reports the United Lutheran Church in America celebrates its silver anniversary with Sunday observances across the country. Pastors are to focus on Joshua 1 26 and the motto God’s Golden Coals while noting 25 years of growth since the 1940s merger uniting major Lutheran bodies. Leaders will discuss continued service as networks and local churches hold services nationwide.
The annual Thanksgiving union service, planned by the Corry Mutual Association, will be at the Christian and Missionary Alliance church at East Washington and Maple. The service, Wednesday before Thanksgiving, features Rev Aldebrand and Rev T D of St Paul’s Lutheran, with multiple church congregations uniting to attend. Offerings will go entirely to charity.
A local casualty survey lists 80 killed 18 missing 20 prisoners 15 wounded and 87 captured or reported as wounded in action. Area communities including Celoron Waylandville and Frewsburg rally support with memorials and church services led by Rev. Byron V. Berry and Dr S Paul Weaver during a religious revival campaign to bolster war effort.
Answers to J Q Quiz list correct responses across topics printed on the editorial page. Entries include references to next session method, city Baltimore, Kansas author Kansan, Jane Addams, bleach, true/false, art, Venice play, the Soviet Union, hydrophobia and other labeled items.
Local news recounts various wartime updates and community items including police actions in Corry and Dunkirk, a naval aviation update for Lieut S. G. Steele, reports on home raised porkers and pig slaughter trends, a hunting misadventure near Waterlow New York, a postponed sentencing for John Logan over bad checks, and apartment relocations for Miss Bess Dawson. The War Office price controls cut seed potato prices effective November 19, with new ceilings across all distribution levels.
A fragmentary report notes a railroad crash near St Louis and another incident in Pittsburgh area involving multiple injuries. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged text, but the events appear connected to a freight or passenger train derailment with several injured passengers and responders on site.
Fragmentary report notes Nevin Ler and Anthony involvement with a party near a street wall as frost encroaches. The text is unclear but suggests minimal idle time and a tense local scene without clear outcomes or actions.
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