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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1951
Page
6
A list of church services across multiple denominations. It notes pastors, street locations, service times, Sunday schools, and youth or fellowship activities at churches including Luther League, Nazarene, First Baptist, Pentecostal, and more.
A list of advertisers includes Brocken-Keeting Funeral Home Pauls Mens Wear Damans Sunoco Servicé Modal Dairy Company Thomias Motors of Corry E. E. Guignon Ajax Iron Works Olds the Florist Phillips Jewelry Starling Milk Schaub Wallpaper Paint Erystal Coal Company Fogle Lumber Company Corry Jamestown Mfg Co Hammond Elevator Co The Corry Bakery Western Auto Store Rex Theatre Guy W Bennink Insurance Brigham Hardware Rowe Flower Shop Franz Furniture.
Sunday sermons set across city churches with times and topics. First Baptist offers Everything Give Thanks at 7:45 with Pagan Opposition response. Evangelical cited Brethren features Thanks be to God at 7:45. First Presbyterian presents Be Thanik si at 7:30 with Scottish Rite Choir from Erie. First Methodist asks What Happens When We Pr ay at 7:30.
YOUTH SUNDAY TO BE OBSERVED AT CHURCH Youn Simday will be observed Sunday at the Christian and Mis sionary Alliance Church. At the 11 o'clock Worship service, Floyd Mar tin will deliver the sermon. And at 7:30 p. m. evangelistic service, a Special programs arranged under t he theme The Golden Days of Youth. Following are those taking part in the program: Chairman, Jack Scott, song lead er, Wallace Sickler, player, Beverly Carmcke, scripture reading, Lyle Hotchkiss, clarinet solo, Ruth Helfer, The Devotional Life of Youth, Carol Hassett, vocal solo, Wallace Sickler, testimony, Coletta Scott, trimpet diet, Paul and Peg Mather, Also The Challenge to Youth, Sam Canfield, vocal duet, Roy and Edith Kerstetler, testimony, Freda Long, clarinet solo, Betty Hunt ley, offertory, piano solo, Nancy. Nichols: The Privileges of Youth, Marjorie Nichols, violin duet, Sam and Allan Canfield, the Indispensable Need of Youth, Bradley Baker. Both young and old are invited to the Services, Rev. Wilmer Hefner said.
The author extols patience in investing, recalling past land gains near Wellesley and predicting future rises. He urges flexible bank trust agreements to buy American stocks for pensions, warns against quick riches, and stresses long term growth, education, and family planning as keys to financial independence.
Christian Science churches plan Thanksgiving Day services with prayers of gratitude to God. The program includes the president's Thanksgiving Proclamation, a specially prepared Bible and Science and Health lesson, hymns and a solo. The Liturgical text features Psalm 92:3. Local church invites all to attend on Park Street.
Most of Pennsylvania's 28th Division has left Camp Atterbury for Europe. The bulk of the 109th Infantry departed yesterday in special trains and will board ships at Hampton Roads Virginia. Maj John Rematta of Scranton directed movements as a small contingent remained overnight. The 110th Regiment later joined in with regimental song.
In Clymer the Coffee Club met at Mrs. Alfred Newhouse’s with honors for Mrs. Wardes, Mrs. Gr avisink, Mrs. Leeters, and Mrs. Newhouse. The gathering included sewing, lunch, and gifts. Rev J J Billings spoke at Abbe Reformed Church and a Chautauqua County Cancer Society film is planned at the Clymer Central School.
Hahoah Felton locates daughter Mrs. Gertrude Weimer and Mrs. Ger tide Wyksten of Dunkirk. Clymer French Creek Library annual canvas under way with chairmen to call homes for dues. Anna Durmewold returns to apartment after months away. Marvin Halthouse family attends Tee Follies in Buffalo. Leeters and Clancy join others at Buffalo show. Tadilles night at Clymer Business Men’s Club with wives as guests. 7 o’clock ham dinner served by Abbe Reformed Church Ladies’ Aid. 77 present. George Newberry spoke on optimistic themes as EVP of Manufacturers and Traders Trust Co. of Buffalo. Norman TeCroney presided. Dennit Harris to work with Red Cross chair to enroll at least 100 blood donors. Harold Legters welcomed. Mrs. James Ten Haken responded. Holland Cemetery Association annual meeting held at Abbe Reformed Church. Fred Wardes presided. terms of Gilbert Ton and Charles Meyerink expire. Meyerink resigns, Leon Turdink elected. others re-elected. Austin Anderson and James Gravink visited. A Nellahal weather bureau was established in 1870 under Army Signal Corps supervision.
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