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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1924
Page
8
Fire discovered Friday morning in the photograph gallery of FP Selan Mati in Union. Two hose lines and a chemical truck battled flames, gutting the gallery and destroying many items while neighboring businesses including a milliner and a gift shop narrowly escaped damage.
Ensign Bronner delivers an earnest sermon on faith and devotion during a Salvation Army revival. The night emphasizes spiritual zeal as the speaker connects scripture with the crowd, urging stronger belief and engagement.
A Cambridge Maine woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing severe female complaints and pains after surgery. She reports months in bed, improved after starting the remedy, two years of use, and the birth of a healthy daughter. The letter cites widespread reports and recommends druggists' sales.
A local church series argues that democracy requires active political participation. A Protestant voice says voting is a civic duty tied to moral responsibility, urging congregants to engage in politics to shape good laws and community welfare. Public worship at 11:00 A.M. includes sermons on "Why a Church" and "A Pointed Question."
The First Methodist Church at the corner of Fenter and Pleasant streets, led by pastor William E. Bartlett DD, offers a 9:45 AM service. Kurt School and Ulysses are listed in connection with the event.
A church notice lists services at Advent Christian Church with 10:00 Sunday School 11:00 Morning Service 6:45 Young Peoples Meeting 7:30 Evening Service. Rev Johns expected to lead changes and a welcome is extended to all attendees.
The Salvation Army at the Washington and Park streets corner, led by Ensign and Mrs John A M Brinnep, invites all to weekend revival services. Tonight 8:00 PM, Saturday. Sunday morning 11:00 AM revival, 2:00 PM Sunday School and company meeting, 6:00 PM Young People's Legion, 8:00 PM revival with Ensign Brantier speaking. Children welcome.
First Church of Christ Scientist Park Street hosts a Sunday School at 9 30 AM and Sunday Service at 11 00 AM with the subject Profession After Death. A Wednesday testimony meeting at 8 00 PM welcomes all attendees.
Corner West Pleasant and South Center Street with Rev J A Martin as pastor. Sunday School at 9 45 am featuring choir and orchestra. Worship at 11 am and 7 00 pm with Mr Wilson Bushnell of Erie preparing the Presbyterian choir for a special musical number. A cordial welcome to all including newcomers.
St. Pauls Lutheran Church at South and Concord Streets invites parishioners to morning and evening services tomorrow at 10:00 AM. Sunday School and the Chief Service will be held with Rev. William Hall preaching on The Reason for the Hope That Is Within You.
The Luther League invites all to a special evening of music by the choir and splints with the theme Pearls in the Valley. The 7/80 Wednesday event at United Brethren Church North Center Street features Rev L M Casler as pastor and an open invitation to worship God.
Evangelistic meetings start next Sunday November 2 at Pentecostal Assembly on Main Street with services at 7:00 PM and a Sunday School rally led by evangelist Joseph Tunmore. First Baptist Church on West Pleasant Street hosts Bible School at 9:45 AM and evening service at 7:30 PM with sermons on revival and home religion.
The Mentor Clan gathered for the first study period of the group’s session. Eighton members attended as they explored Hut History of Auavratia and Nee Peay Tanil. Mr Tillstrom, Abingowe, Zebu, and Mrs Cora G. Smith led the program alongside a study on Australia and New Zealand.
Dr and Mrs J Hy Caxtor hosted a Halloween party last evening with orange and black decor and a twenty eight plus guests. The guest list included Miss shoir and an East Frederick Street address. An orchestra provided pleasing music and the event featured a danking program after which the home was decorated.
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