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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1942
Page
8
Corry churches announce Sunday services and Sunday School in many houses of worship. Christian Science, First Baptist, Emmanuel Episcopal, United Brethren, Nazarene, Presbyterian, and Nazarene denominations list schedules, sermons, and gatherings across streets and avenues with notes on lessons and choir practices.
A historical listing of churches in Corry with denominations and street locations. Includes Bethel Tabernacle 36 East Chorah Street Christian and Missionary Alliance at E Washington and Maple Ave Church of the Nazarene at Washington and Center Streets Evernest W Washington Bt Church of United Brethren in Christ Center Bt Emunimnmel Episcopal at Center and W Smith St First Baptist on W Franklin St Beo and Ave First Church of Whirth Salem 6510? First Methodist Church Center and Pleasant St First Presbyterian W Pleasant and Center St Seventh Day Adventist Church N Center Bt Elizabeths Church 22 W Pleasant St Thomas B C Church West Washington St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran at South and Concord The Salvation Army E Washington and State Street
A dense roster of church services across Bethel and nearby areas listing Bethel Tabernacle East Church Leon J Prank pastor Sundays with Sunday School and evening service. St Thomas R C Church West Washington street services masses and Holy Hour with children instruction. The Brokenstraw Parish John Waite Columbus Church Bible school worship services and sermons. The Salvation Army services opening times and events. St Pauls Lutheran Church schedules Sunday School morning worship choir rehearsal. East Branch Advent Christian Church morning worship Sunday School evening service and prayer. First Methodist Church Gomer Pleasant South Center Center with morning and evening services and activities. Seventh Day Adventist North Center Street Saturday services and Sunday School. Wayne Valley U B Church Mrs J Hel Smith pastor Sunday School worship service and prayer. St Elizabeths R C Church Mass times and catechism instruction. Spencer Community Church class offerings and midweek prayer. Sciota Church Sunday School and service.
Three men rescued from a stricken fishing boat in Lake Erie after nearly a day adrift. H A Monroy and Erie coast guardsmen found and towed the H A Monroe nine miles northwest of the port. The crew included Captain Nelson Monroe and his son Henry from Bargelona N Y and Frank Standard of Erie. The vessel, from Girole Fisheries at State street, foundered after heavy seas at 2 p m Wednesday. they endured hunger until rescue Thursday morning. A nearby tug could not aid earlier. The coast guard towed the boat to port early Thursday. The Concord School Thanksgiving program followed in the afternoon with songs, dialogues, and poems.
Pittsburgh motorists queued at stations to top up tanks before rationing begins at midnight Monday. Reports of an imminent freeze sparked the run, later denied by the Office of Price Administration. Dealers faced depleted November quotas while OPA said no freezing and that certificates for December would be issued with tightened controls to prevent theft.
A collage of items notes Col Fred Willis of Phoenix a Kane Republican quip about Buffalo nurses and a round-table Erie draft board briefing on occupational deferments. includes references to John Sieran Charles Tracey Mildred Denton and Shorty Wright with local color about trivia, governance and wartime topics.
A West Ridge bus traveling from Erie to Ol City via Titusville was damaged on the front after a collision with a large truck. Ten passengers, including Roe Balch of 125 East Spring Street, suffered varying injuries with Balch most severely hurt. The bus swerved around the blocked road and crashed into an embankment near Bleeville Lane on the hill south of the road.
A devastating blaze at a crowded district theater erupts as patrons flee in panic, with reports of many injured and at least one death. The incident recalls the 1904 theater fire that killed over 800, prompting federal inquiry and calls for stricter safety standards.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions a fire, a deputy, and a death with scattered phrases about doors and alarms. The text references 1 Timothy Leary and a fire officer or detector, but lacks coherent facts or names to confirm details beyond a fatal blaze and emergency response.
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