Two Columbus youths at Moody School farewell
A farewell party in Columbus honored Hobart Blanchard and Florence Howles at the Moody Bible School. Guests enjoyed games, contests, and a lunch, with gifts presented to the honorees.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1936
Page
8
A farewell party in Columbus honored Hobart Blanchard and Florence Howles at the Moody Bible School. Guests enjoyed games, contests, and a lunch, with gifts presented to the honorees.
BAR AK Sept 5 Rural residents around Bear Lake have electricity this summer as power lines reached homes in Goshen and northward. The community celebrates with residents including Harold Ayling and Wattsburg fair attendees seeing new wiring and utility outreach. Local events note school openings at Lottaville and Panama High, and Rev Pang’s move to Alma with his first sermon upcoming.
An evening gathering of the Core Townsend Club met at the Grand Theatre. Archie Wetmore sang The Townsend Plan with accompaniment by Carl Way. Miss Inez Mecusker wrote the piece but could not perform due to illness. G A Pilegar spoke of a Harrisburg state convention and Rev. Vint Lautland of Philadelphia was named state citizen maximus. C E Springstead praised the ice cream festival profits, and Frank Brooks delivered the main remarks.
Two Corry churches return to services Sunday after a month of vacation. First Presbyterian Pastor Rev. Gilbert L. Boyd will preach The Excited Christ at 11 a.m. and The Voice of God at 7:30 p.m. Special music includes Miss Messinger and the choir. Mrs Dewey and Miss Beckwith sing Raise Me Jesus. Emmanuel Episcopal divides Holy Communion at 10. a.m. with Rev. William T. Pairhun preaching. Church school at 9:45 a.m. led by Mion Waller and W Mathews.
Titusville’s Penn-Drakes will face Union City today and play Warren HyVis Oils in Titusville Sunday at 3 PM. Two games are set for Labor Day at 10 AM and 3 PM. Dormont beat the Drakes 6 to 0 a few weeks ago.
St Pauls Lutheran plans Parish Education Month in September to foster cooperation within the congregation home and synod. A Workers Conference on September 1 will gather officers and workers from all church organizations to discuss and plan the yearlong program.
British radio circles eagerly discuss the potential to televise and radio broadcast the coronation ceremony, weighing audience reach, security, and ceremonial propriety for a national event.
Stray item reported on Center or Washington streets describes a lost blue jacket with white trim. Pinders are asked to leave a message at the desk with identifying details to reclaim.
Ita Wiest emerges as leader in a speculative cotton venture as traders push forward with a fictional market scenario. The page outlines expected roles, capital flow, and regional interest in the imagined commodity.
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