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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1935
Page
7
An OCR fragment reports a sports score or result with unclear names and figures. The readable part notes a 6-0 margin and references twins or twin tents in a game context. Details are too fragmentary to confirm teams or players.
Fragmentary text mentions a 2:30 probe in the city with names such as Oberts Nick Ulings Okson Fickee Pusch Dyers Arnes. Content is unclear and lacks coherent facts or context.
Corry area churches schedule services this Sunday. Advent Christian Church Esse near West Washington. Washington Maple A. Emmanuel Episcopal. M. Genter and W. Smith St. First Baptist Church at West Pleasant Street and Second Ave. First Church of Christ Scientist at 264 Park St. First Methodist Episcopal at South Genter and East Pleasant. First Presbyterian at West Pleasant and South Genter. First Pentecostal at 36 East Church St. St Elizabeths at 22 West Pleasant. St Pauls Evangelistic Lutheran at South and Concord. St Thomas at 209 West Washington. The Salvation Army at East Washington and Park. United Brethren in Christ at Center St. Church of the Nazarene near Grand Theatre Bida.
Pastor Dr. Ralph M. Davis of the Church of the Covenant in Erie argued that church attendance reduces delinquency and lowers divorce rates. Assistant District Attorney Burton R. Laub cited about 400 non-support cases tied to non-churchgoers. The talks, part of Sabbath School Association efforts, highlighted church influence and listed local sponsors and advertisers.
A community meeting is set for Monday at 8 o'clock at the Columbus Community Church. State Superintendent Dr. Menton of Philadelphia will speak, with arrangements to accommodate a large crowd. The notice lists multiple local churches and service times including Christian and Missionary Alliance, Presbyterian, Roman Catholic, Nazarene, and other congregations with morning worships and youth services.
The First Baptist Church at Pleas ant street and Second avenue lists services led by Rev. Legters with sermons on The Price less Privilege of Knowing Christ and Why God Permits Trials and Temptations. Also includes a young people address and notices for Wednesday class and Thursday missionary prayer hour. The Salvation Army and Columbus Community Church tie in with service times and gatherings.
The United Brethren in Christ Church on North I Center Street led by Rev H Ray Harris annouces services repeating Morning Worship at 0 A.M. and Evening Worship with sermon. Various youth and adult groups meet throughout the week including Sunday School at 9 45 A.M. and World Mission Advancement Day on October 27 with Rev Richard Fulker from Sierra Leone attending.
Associate ministers Rev. W. H. Garnet and Rev. Kenneth D. Clay. Church School at 10:00 A M led by Superintendent Bernard Porter. Morning Worship at 11:00 A M.
Sunday is 9:45 Morning Worship at First Methodist Episcopal with a three part sermon series on the Fullness of Jesus Christ. Rev Perry F Haines leads the 6:30 Epworth League and 7:30 Evening Service on Growing In Grace. Bible class and prayer meeting Thursday discuss 57 reasons supporting the Bible as God’s Word. Emmanuel Episcopal at Center and Smith observes Mission Sunday with 8:00 Holy Communion and 11:00 Morning Prayer. Vestry meets Monday night.
Rev. L L Legters, field secretary of Pioneer Mission Agency in Philadelphia, will deliver three talks at the Baptist Church tomorrow. Delegations from nearby communities expected for afternoon and evening sessions. Mrs Legters will address youths at 6 50 PM. Public invited.
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