Five dual meet action at the longhorn arena
Five dual events occupy the schedule as teams compete in a rare longform lineup. Officials list matches across divisions with state meets in view and athletes aiming for top placements.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1935
Page
7
Five dual events occupy the schedule as teams compete in a rare longform lineup. Officials list matches across divisions with state meets in view and athletes aiming for top placements.
A fragmented local item reports a town event involving a person named in the readable text. No clear dates or places could be confirmed, but the notice hints at an local incident or action affecting residents. Entities are scarce due to the damaged text.
Readable fragments describe a local event involving Jay and Bos Godel with a mention of a 3B game. Unclear details. however the note hints at a teen or school activity and a brief schedule or result.
Corry lists church options including Advent Christian, United Brethren, Nazarene, and more. The piece urges attendance, notes Salvation Army and local congregations, and quotes Dr. Clarence Tucker Craig on personal duty and belief. It also catalogs local church sites and contact points.
Sunday schedules at First Church of Christ Scientist Park Street list services at 11:00 and 12:15 with Bible citations and text from Science and Health. Reading Room hours and Wednesday evening testimony follow. Spencer School House church invites a 10:00 Sunday School and 11:00 preaching with a God hour. Carter Hill Church offers 2:00 Sunday School and 3:00 preaching by E F Armitage.
The CHURCH OF UNITED BRETHREN IN Christ at North Center street, led by Rev H Ray Harris and Rev Glenn O Reed, announces a full week of services and activities including morning worship at 11 00, evening service at 45, youth and junior societies, cottage prayer, a Thanksgiving banquet, special address by Mrs J Hal Smith, and a December 1 program by Rev H M Miller with orphanage highlights.
The schedule lists Spring Greek Federated Church events with a 10:00 AM church school led by Superintendent Bernard Porter and a 11:00 AM morning worship service.
A compact listing of church notices including St Thomas R C Church and parish roles Rev Francia J Graves P R rector Rev Francis M OConnell assistant Mass times Sundays 6 00 8 00 10 00 A M First Friday Masses 6 30 and 7 00 A M Holy Hour Thursday 7 30 8 30 St Therese devotion Tuesdays 7 30 P M Emmanuel Episcopal Cor Center and Smith streets Rev Geo B Macnamara rector 910 Maple Avenue Church School 11 00 A M Morning Prayer Nov 24 8245 A M Saint Matthews Union City services open to public Columbus Community Church worship 10 45 A M Sept Hubert Blanchard Young People Meeting Rev Garnett in charge West Spring Greek Church Bible School 7 00 P M Church Service Nazarene Essex Street Ralph G Merritts pastor 9 45 A M Sunday School Edwin P Armitage superintendent 11 00 A M Morning Worship 7 20 P M Preaching mid week prayer Thursday 7 45 P M public invited to all services
The Christian and Missionary Alliance church located at East Washington Street and Maple Avenue lists Rev R Lewis as pastor at 558 B Main Street. Sunday School at 9:45 AM, Morning Worship at 10:00 AM, and Evangelistic service at 7:30 PM. Supt Mather leads the Sunday school.
The annual public thank offering meeting of the Women s Mission ary Society of St. Paul s Lutheran Church will be held Sunday evening at 7 30 o clock in the church. The thank offering boxes will be turned in and the women are to attend the services in a body. The public is invited.
The full program for the Thanksgiving union meeting at the First M. E. Church will be announced early next week. Rev. Edward L. Wagner is slated to deliver the sermon at the services on Wednesday evening.
A baked ham dinner was served to about one hundred guests at the Lutheran Church dining hall by the Ladies Aid Society committee. Mrs D A Hillstrom chaired the kitchen and Mrs B H Hawkins led the dining room. Tables were decorated with bows and the repast was enjoyed. The dinner raised a good sum for the Ladies Aid Society.
New York Nov 23 The federal Council of Churches of Christ in America joined Church of England bishops today in a protest against German Nazi policies. The council's executive committees said Nazism is a pagan tribalistic movement based on race blood and will to cut off Christianity from its historical roots and a Christian nation from its religious past.
Sunday School at 9 45 morning worship at 11 with sermon on Triumph of Jesus Christ. Epworth League at 3 30, evening service at 3 30. Guest preacher Rev Turner from Wesleyville fills pulpit while pastor away. Union Thanksgiving service to be held Wednesday evening Nov 27 at seven thirty with Rev Wagner speaker. Other area churches listed with services and activities.
The First Presbyterian Church at Pleasant and Center streets led by Minister Gilbert Boyd holds Bible School at 3 45 a m with Harry B Smith as superintendent and young people at 6 30 p m. Morning worship at 1 00 a m and Evening worship at 7 80 p m feature sermons on Our Thanks and The Parable of the Good Neighbor with special music by Miss Messing and Mise Messinger. On the union Thanksgiving service Wednesday evening the usual midweek service is canceled.
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