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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1943
Page
6
Corr y Churches Welcome You lists Emmanuel Episcopal Church and First Presbyterian with service times and Sunday School details. It notes Holy Communion, Episcopal visitation by bishops, and a Missionary convention upcoming with speakers from China, West Africa, and the Netherlands, inviting the public to attend.
Local notices show Pawls Evangelical Lantern Church announcing Rally Day at Sunday School at 11 00 A M with Morning Worship on the subject The Re emergent of Hearts Congregational and Boy Scouts meet at Mrs C F Hildebrand 913 Bash Pleasant Street Ladies Aid meet midweek Led by Morris Chapin 29 Raymond Avenue Bethel Tabernacle hosts Sunday School 10 00 A M with Eldred Roush superintendent Morning Worship 11 00 A M Evangelistic Service 3 30 P M Prayer service Thursday 7 45 P M Claude Roush of Clymer N Y to lead prayer and word for all passersby
A church notice lists CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST events at 21 North Center Street with Rev. H Ray Barris. Sunday School led by Joh D Westley at 11 A M, worship sermon on Is Thy God Deliver Thee, choir and junior church activities, and evening services. The FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH on West Pleasant street and Second Avenue announces Rally Day with Rev Everett Blowers as speaker, coordinated Sunday School events, morning worship, and evening services. A cottage prayer meeting and Women’s Missionary Society meet, with choir rehearsals and leadership classes also scheduled.
A reader compiled many local church entries including Bethel Tabernacle Second Avenue First Methodist and First Presbyterian in Corry with service times from 9:30 Sunday School to 8:30 p.m. evening programs. Other congregations noted include Church of the Nazarene Salvation Army St Elizabeths Catholic Elgin Methodist East Branch Advent Christian and more with pastor names and meeting days.
Jamestown Oct 9 a Jamestown High School student who traveled to New York for the World Series with pals fell ill upon return and was hospitalized at Willard Porter Hospital in New York City. He was diagnosed with polio causing paralysis and placed under quarantine as doctors treat him. The boy’s father was summoned from New York and later announced the patient could move his legs and right arm.
The article discusses expectations of higher interest rates and banks expanding credits, plus government actions to balance holding patterns. It mentions potential market effects on investors, shifts toward equity, and the impact on bank income from different bond and credit positions. Also included are church notices for Spartansburg and surrounding communities detailing service times and pastors.
Spring Creek women announce a bazaar to raise funds for community needs. Officers elected include President Mrs. Loly Siel, Vice President Mon. Hereniue Steller, Secretary Mrs Mowe Kul fovlini, and Treasurer Mildred Eel Uys Mower. Local reports note church and school activities, visitors, and upcoming community events across Pittsburgh, Erie, Dunkirk, and Warren with various residents attending or hosting gatherings.
The Erie board voted a $5,000 fund to curb juvenile delinquency after a recommendation by Superintendent CG Herman Grose. The plan includes half the money for recreational facilities in schools, night use of gymnasiums and pools, plus a half-time psychiatrist to support public school work and the newly organized guidance center working with local courts.
The piece reports a busy day with a mayoral campaign note, ward meetings, and municipal changes. It notes the resignation of Reese Kinley from Draft Board No. 1, updates on war honor rolls and missing Western Pennsylvania servicemen, shifts in voter sites, and a theft inquiry at a Second Ward home tied to hired workers.
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A fragmentary notice appears to reference a person and a statement by someone described as He. The readable text hints at an informal or preliminary remark with no clear event date or location. Further context is not available in the legible portion.
不可辨读的文本显示对街区安全事件的零散描述 涉及警务线索、暴力场景以及调查过程 其中出现混乱的地名与人物名难以核实 仅能提取为见闻式片段记录的要点
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