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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1953
Page
6
A preacher defined plenty as having daily bread and a readable Bible, urging thanks for enough to live on and a daily Bible. The message urged church devotion, church democracy, and moral support for the community, with a plan to read Psalms and Luke daily through the week.
A compilation of Sunday masses and weekday services across multiple churches including THOMAS THE APOSTLE R C CHURCH FIRST PRESBYTERIAN EPISCOPAL EMmANUEL ST SALVATION ARMY ST PAUL S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN FIRST METHODIST CHURCH TENTH DAY ADVENTIST EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ST ELIZABETH RC CHURCH FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH WIRSY CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST THE CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE detailing mass times Sunday School worship and fellowship sessions as well as weekday prayers and youth activities across streets and avenues such as West Washington Street South Center West Pleasant East South Concord East Pleasant Street North Center Street Essex Street Park Street East Washington Street Maples Avenue and West Second Avenue with various pastors including Rev Francis J Graves Rev John G NeSanti Rev Rudolph M Bangert Rev Pant Bauer Rev Howard Stull Rev Elmer Ortner Rev H R Harris Rev Cyril Kronz Rev Donald Brown and Rev J Emerson Low along with church names and service times.
A compilation of sponsors listed in the page segment includes Bracken Funeral Home Pauls Men's Wear Phillips Martin Motor Sales Model Dairy Company Thomas Motors of Corry Inc E. E. Guignon Ajax Iron Works Olds the Florist Schoub Wallpaper Paint Crystal Coal Company Fogle Lumber Company Corry Jamestown Mfg Co Hammond Elevator Co The Corry Bakery Western Auto Store Rex Theatre Guy W Benninik Insurance Brigham Hardware Franz Furniture.
The Brotherhood of the Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church hosts the annual Men's Day service on Sunday at 11 AM. Lloyd Harvey presides, Edwin Borstorff reads scripture, Carl L. Benton offers morning prayer, Mule Quartet provides music, Boy Scouts Troop No. 8 receive awards, Scoutmaster Robert Fleming present. Dr. H. Ray Morris delivers the morning message on My Father Worketh Hitherto. Public invited.
First Church of Christ, Scientist announces a public thanksgiving service on Thanksgiving Day at 114 Park Street. The service will include spontaneous expressions of gratitude for spiritual growth healings and blessings with readings from the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
Dr. William McLelland Allegheny County coroner says he has discussed a potential Democratic bid for governor next year with John J. Kane Allegheny County Board of Commissioners chairman. Kane, leaning toward a Western Pennsylvanian, did not commit to any candidate after the conference.
A 24 year old loakery employe Ernest Poor died from a shotgun shell filled with salt fired at the doorway of his divorcee girlfriend's home in Indianapolis. Mrs Frances Sperling, 55, mother of the girlfriend, was held on a murder charge after allegedly admitting the act. District sources quoted her statement that loading shells with salt was a way to avoid harm amid a romance dispute with Betty Horton, 28, mother of three. The story notes a separate statistic about Italy’s birth rate dropping from 80.8 to 17.6 per thousand in 1922.
In a continuation on page one, Babson blames growth for cattlemen’s grievances as steer prices sit at 29.75 and prospects point to a cyclical peak with a possible next downtrend. He notes large slaughter and supply, drought risks, and mixed views on government support for cattle producers amid a challenging economy.
The article reviews cattle and hog profitability for next year. It notes cattle carry risk but reward for experienced ranchers, cites hog production at record 1981 levels with 1954 crop forecasts and price trends, plus expectations of higher pig output in spring 1954 and seasonal price shifts. It also reports a pessimistic sheep outlook amid rising costs and foreign competition.
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