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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1935
Page
7
Fragmentary text mentions teams, dates, and a game outcome but many names and places are garbled. It references Erie, city game details, and a sank score note but no clear final result or fully identifiable entities. The readable fragments suggest a sports score and practice session mention without coherent context.
Corry churches invite worshipers for Sunday services listing Advent Christian, Emmanuel Episcopal, First Baptist, First Church of Christ Scientist, First Methodist, First Presbyterian, First Pentecostal, St Elizabeth's, St Pauls Lutheran, St Thomas, The Salvation Army, United Brethren, Church of the Nazarene and others. The piece includes a sermon excerpt by Dr Clarence Tucker Craig of Oberlin on personal duty and the call to attend church regardless of denomination. Local businesses are credited for church activity publicity.
The page lists multiple church activities on Sunday including First Church of Christ Scientist on Park Street with 11:00 A M service and 12:16 P M Sunday School, Salvation Army at East Washington and Park Streets, and numerous services at CLYMER, Lutheran, Carter Hill Church, Bethel Tabernacle, and other congregations with lesson sermons, worship hours, and midweek meetings across the city.
When God's discipline fulfilled his purpose the Persian king Gyrus permitted the exiles to return to Jerusalem and sponsor rebuilding, providing wealth to support the work and restore the holy city.
Orthodox Independent Baptists of Northwestern Pennsylvania and southwestern New York held a Corry church rally with both afternoon and evening sessions. About sixty guests shared a generous supper. Speakers spoke on biblical themes and church governance as leaders plan organization, confession of faith, constitution, and by-laws. Rockefeller gifts withdrawal was noted as a local news item illustrating tensions with Modernists and fundamentalists.
Local church listings show United Brethren in Christ at North Center Street with Rev H Ray Harris and Rev Glenn O Reed preaching morning and evening. revival continues nightly next week. First Methodist Episcopal Church at Center and Pleasant hosts sermons on fullness of God in Christ Jesus with Rev Perry P Hainey and guest preacher Rev William Brown, plus Epworth League and Thursday Bible class. Abbe Reformed Church in Clymer led by Rev G Timmer with morning service on Grace and Glory and evening sermon A City That Repented. North Glymer M Church schedules Sunday School at 2:00 PM and public worship with a sermon on Launching Out Into the Depth of Spiritual Life and a Thursday Bible class. Ladies Aid serving at Mr Hillberg’s store Friday.
Community church notices list two Spring Greek Federated Church activities with church school at 10:00 A.M. led by Bernard Porter and worship at 5 A.M. Tuesday? with Hubert Blanchard at Columbus Community Church. West Spring Creek Church schedules Bible School at 2:00 P.M. and a 3:00 P.M. service with Rev. Garnett in charge. all are invited.
At Emmanuel Episcopal Church located at Car Center and Smith streets and 210 Maple Avenue Rev Jeo B Macnamars rector presides over Holy Communion at 3 AM and Morning Prayer at 12 PM with Rev Jay Mt Baker as pastor and Debs Sorenson as superintendent. Church School runs 9:45 AM and 10 AM offerings for all family members with capable teachers. An invitation to spend an hour with God in the schoolhouse is extended during 2 AM teaching hour.
The Elgin Pa charge held its annual Brotherhoo meeting at Beaverdam church parlors with a hearty dinner for seventy seven men and boys served by the Ladies Aid Society. The program featured music and singing and Rev. McLean of Titusville gave an inspiring talk. George Chase was elected chairman and Kenneth Wetmore chosen secretary for the coming year.
First Presbyterian Gilbert parish led by Minister Gilbert Boyd holds Bible School at 8 45 A M with Harry B Smith as superintendent and classes for all ages. Morning worship at 11 A M features The Inner Search and musical pieces by Miss Messinger and the chorus under Mrs B S Dewey. Evening service at 7 30 P M includes The Parable of the Lost Sheep with further music. Weekday service Thursday 7 30 P M. Elizabeths RC Church Masses Sundays 8 00 and 10 00 A M with Rosary Benediction 3 00 P M Weekday Masses 7 20 A M Holy days 6 00 and 7 30 P M First Fridays Communion 6 30 A M Mass and benediction 7 00 A M Catechism for children Saturdays 9 00 A M.
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