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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1933
Page
7
A lengthy listing of church services across Gilbert and Corry highlighting First Presbyterian with Reformation Day topics and choir music, St Paul Lutheran preaching by Dr. Malmberg, Carter Hill Sunday school, Corry Gospel Mission, Christian Science services, Advent Christian Church sessions, and Methodist Episcopal Church notices including the Last Supper commemoration and criticism of Daniel Darrow with welcoming notes for visitors.
The United Brethren in Christ Church on North Center Street lists services led by Rev. H R Harris. Morning worship at 11 includes a sermon on The Marks of Spiritual Maturity Love. Evening service at 7:45 continues the character-study series The First Church Hypocrite. Sunday School at 9:45 led by L Henton. Weekly events include a Halloween masquerade October 30 for youth, sewing circle Tuesday at Mrs Ho Raj Hanis, and Women's Aid Society meetings with quilting and chicken dinners for church fund.
A parade of area churches lists worship times and activities. First Baptist at Pleasant and Second avenues under A A Hook features Bible School at 9:45 and morning worship with sermons, plus midweek missionary society meetings and Young People's Bible study. Emmanuel Episcopal at West Smith and North Center hosts Holy Communion, church school, and a sermon on loyalty, with NRA Gypsy Serenaders rehearsals and parish hall entertainment. Nazarene in Maccabee Hall offers 2:30 afternoon service, Rev. Albright leading, with cottage prayer and gatherings. St Thomas RC on West Washington provides multiple masses, Holy Hour, and devotions. St Elizabeth’s RC at West Pleasant lists masses and Holy Hour schedule. Spenger School House hosts Sunday School and preaching. Salvation Army Citadel at East Washington and Park outlines morning and youth meetings, Salvation Meeting in the evening. Pentecostal Church on Church Street lists Sunday school, morning service, evangelistic service, cottage prayer, and Thursday meeting.
Members of the Amici Class of the United Brethren Church gathered in Union City to hold a regular business and social session hosted by Mr and Mrs Willard Olde. Robert Davis Hugh Mosher and G T Bergman were appointed to arrange a future Henvent entertainment for the building fund. Mr Proper of the Union City Sunday School spoke on local church work. Forty nine attendees were served a lunch of sandwiches cakes pumpkin pie and coffee.
United Press reports 3500 teachers at the State Educational Association meeting in the Midwest criticize Roosevelt administration policies and urge less focus on material life. Armstong, Butler, Clarion, Jefferson, Seaver, Mercer and Lawrence counties are represented as the two-day conference, led by Joy Elmer Morgan, closes this afternoon. Morgan says the civilian conservation corps undermines American morals and education by removing young men from their homes.
Reverend H L Stephens urged a nationwide religious revival to lift the low mood and aid employment as President Roosevelt works to restore jobs. Two services are set for Sunday at the Grand Theatre with a 11 a.m. address by the evangelist and a 7 30 p m talk titled Lost and Never Found. Stephens will discuss the Lindbergh case and share new information to be printed. Large crowds are expected with singing and nightly addresses through the week except Monday. Reverend B R Lewis invites all to attend.
D J Humphrey of Waterloo claims a championship with a 71 pound pumpkin grown in his garden this summer. The giant vegetable reportedly measures five feet three inches in circumference.
Olympia joins Washington cities abandoning street cars for bus service after the power company could not profitably operate streetcars. The city authorized franchises for a bus system as the replacement transit option.
The article covers Ford’s resistance to signing the code and displaying the eagle, sparking a clash with NRA officials and White House support for strict code enforcement. Officials warn of repercussions for failure to submit required reports, while Ford argues no legal requirement exists. A Justice Department review is ordered to examine legal aspects.
An OCR fragment lists numerous classified ad sections and guidelines for submissions. It names categories such as Announcement s Monumental Notices Personal Strayed Lost Automobiles Services Building and Contracting Cleaning Printing Professional Services and many more. The text emphasizes fair classification, editor rights, error reporting, and per word pricing practices for ads.
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