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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1941
Page
8
Corry churches publish a long list of congregations and activities. Sunday services, Sunday School times, lesson topics, and special gatherings across Christian Science, Church of Christ, Nazarene, United Brethren, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Baptist, Methodist, Salvation Army, Catholic parishes, Seventh Day Adventist, and local mission notes fill a community notice page.
Sunday School 9:45 A M Morning Service 1:00 A M Rev William J Willson of Smtetyport Pa to conduct services Beaver Dam U B Church Rev Charles A Rice Pastor 10300 A M Sunday School 11:00 A M Preaching 8:00 P M Unified W and Preich sans Wednesday 8 p m Prayer meeting Thursday p m Chase rehearsal Mrs Mabel Sill directing Last Sunday each month Holy Communion 1b P M Christian Endeavor
A fragmented local directory lists churches across Corry with addresses and denominations. Entries include Christian and Missionary Alliance at Rust Church St, Church of the Nazarene on Essex near W Washington St, Emmanuel Episcopal on Center and W Smith St, First Baptist at Pleasant St and Second Ave, First Church of Christ on Pleasant St, First Methodist on Center and Heavin St, First Presbyterian Wy Pleaum and Center St, Seventh Day Adventist on Center St, St Marys, and The Salvation Army at Washington and Park Sts.
A missionary-evangelist Miss Case recently named from French Indo China will be guest speaker at Alliance Church Sunday night. Described as widely sought among young people, her message is said to grip hearts and leave a lasting impression. The public is invited to attend.
An interesting program at the Christian and Missionary Alliance church featured Rev. George D. Strohm dean and promotional director at Nyack Missionary Training Institute. He discussed the institute’s history and activities using colored motion pictures with scenes from foreign countries.
A special Thanksgiving observance will be held Thursday at 10 30 AM at the First Church of Christ Scientist on Park Street. The public is invited to attend.
North East November 22 Plan forging for a community building to serve the North East youth and general public. An advisory board was elected with Rev A Weaver Roy Fordyce and others, proposing a YMCA backed center with gym facilities for games and events. Stanley Ralston and E G Reneau attended and offered State YMCA support for the project.
At a Kane County hearing Carl Aum and Garth Ghering testified about a collision on Route 8 near Kane. Miss Helen Bene Conklin of Oil City died in Oil City Hospital twelve hours after the September 7 accident. Six others injured as two cars and another vehicle collided near Kane.
A petition signed by over 60 registered voters alleges irregularities and fraud in the November ballot for the Northumberland county court race. The move follows a challenge to Judge Charles K. Morganroth’s election and seeks guidance from Governor James L. Wade’s legal adviser on potential actions.
Behind the News continues with short notes. Vic Santilman, brother of Joe Gentile men, of All Way Electric and former Kane High basketball coach, becomes drill instructor after earning chevrons. Jennie Schimmelpreng of Warren connected to a train crash near Dunkirk, formerly GM of Eureka Electric Products in North East. Negotiations underway for a sale of a southside diner.
A garbled report notes Pittsburgh timing changes tied to Penns events with unclear details. It mentions Sutheving and a halting state, reflecting disruption in schedule and local coverage of the Penns affair.
Fragmentary text mentions operators and invok fight against value. No clear persons or organizations identifiable. summarizes as an unreadable snippet with limited readable terms.
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