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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1921
Page
6
A garbled church column references Gorey and Sunday morning services with mentions of a lay observance. The text hints at patient care and meals, with scattered names and a quiet appeal to faith and routine activities.
The issue lists multiple congregations and service details across Presbyterian, First Presbyterian, United Brethren, Salvation Army, Lutheran, and Emmanuel Episcopal churches. It notes pastors and near-term service times, Sunday School offerings, youth programs, and evening gatherings, with a stock market brief and local social notes on visitors returning home.
A garbled historical church notice lists First Murhortist Church names and roles. It mentions Rev 0 J May and George Raulkner among others, with references to Sunday School and missionary activities, and notes a prior association with East Washington Street and Maple.
A church notice outlines next week's program at the M E Church with devotions, sermons, and committee reports. Activities include a 4:00 morning session, loyalty talks, stewardship planning, and prayers. Various pastors and leaders are listed for roles and duties across the day.
A Stereopticon lecture by FP Hawkins of Washington D C is announced for Sunday night at the Eastern Star Bath on Center Street. The event promises a real treat and is free to the Philadelphia audience. Other items include notices about varnished rooms for 4300 and a Presbyterian plan in Maple Avenue listings.
Fragmentary text lists a church pastor devotionals and a dinner event with a 4:00 start, mentions a work item at a school and cemetery or grave site with references to John A. Galbraith. Limited legible names include Davis, Mixon, and W. or THO. The overall article fragment is disjointed and not easily coherent.
An unconventional report notes Polfee selling the urkig with an arraignment dated July 10 and a mention of Hound oy Dhowa ey tla, details unclear in the fragmented OCR.
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