Church Services In West Pleasant Street Congregations
A local church directory lists services across West Pleasant Street and nearby streets. Elizabeth R C Church and First Pentecostal Church host morning masses and worship, while First Baptist, Emmanuel Parish, Thomas the Apostle Church, Seventh Day Adventist, Evangelical United Brethren, Church of the Nazarene, First Methodist, Salvation Army, Paul’s Evangelical United Brethren, Christian and Missionary Alliance, First Church of Christ Scientist, and First Presbyterian announce schedules for Bible school, worship, youth fellowships, and prayer services with times ranging from early morning to evening. Local pastors include Rev Cyril Kronz, Rev Francis G Whiteman, Rev Joseph R Clair, Rev Francis J Graves, Rev H Ray Harris, Rev Elmer Ortner, Rev J Emerson Losy, Rev Paul F Bauer.
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First Pentecostal Church
Assemblies of God
West Pleasant Street
Hey
Donald Brown
First Baptist Church
West Pleasant St
Second Ave
Francis G. Whiteman
Bible School
THE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
North Center Street
H. Ray Harris
Preyer
First Methodist Church
South Center
East Pleasant Streets
Howard Stull
CHE Christian and Missionary Alliance
Washington Street
Maple Avenue
J. Emerson Losy
Toimne
People's
Pam
Ladies Missionary Prayer
First Presbyterian Church
West Pleasant Streets
Paul PF. Bauer
Corry businesses listed in local trade directory
Local business directory items include Bracken Keating Funeral Home Pauls Men s Wear House of Flowers Damons Pennzoil Service Advertising Sponsors Crystal Coal Company Fogle Lumber Corry Jamestown Mfg Hammond Elevator Model Dairy Thomas Motors Corry Inc Guignon Ajax Fron Works Olds Florist Phillips Jewelry Schaub Wallpaper The Corry Bakery Western Auto Rex Theatre Bennink Insurance Brigham Hardware Martin Motor Sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Coal Company
Fogle Lumber Company
Corry
Jamestown Mfg. Co
Hammond Elevator Co
Day of Recollection Planned at St Thomas Church
Catholic Daughters of America sponsor a Day of Recollection for all Catholic women of Corry on Sunday September 11 at St Thomas Church. Mass opens the program, dinner to follow at St Edward's Hall, with Rev Jamies Peterson of Ere leading the session. Organizers list Mrs James Allyn chairing, with Mrs Robert Wobts, Miss Helen Marell, and others coordinating at St Chomins and St Elizabeth's.
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Catholic Daughters of America
St. Thomas’ Church
Catholic Women of
Homecoming and Centennial at Cussewago Church
Cussewago Church Brethren observes homecoming and centennial celebration with a free dinner at 1 PM Saturday, autumn program of vocal talent, and addresses by former pastors. Sunday services led by the current pastor include afternoon observances and remarks by another former pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Brethren Church
Navy units search New Jersey river for reported submarine
Navy planes and boats fanned out over the Tams River in New Jersey seeking a reported time identified submarine but found no evidence of any timersea raft and called off the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rev Picht to Speak as Guest Minister at First Methodist
Rev Dr Herbert B Piehl will be guest minister at First Methodist Church this Sunday. He will speak at the evening worship at 7 30 about Where is the Ether. Piehl, chaplain at Allegheny College Meadville, arrived last year from Lycoming College Williamsport bringing new religious services for students. Local invitation extended to all to attend.
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Picht
First Methodist Church
Herbert B. Piehl
Allegheny College
Meadville
Tie
Allegheny
Lycoming College
Williamsport
Compensation Board Appeal In Molten Blast Furnace Death
Steel Corp appeals a Workmen’s Compensation Board ruling over the death of Londrine, a Rankin Works helper, in a molten blast furnace incident. The company contests the board’s $10,000 plus weekly payments to Londrine’s widow Hilda, claiming insufficient evidence of a definite death and noting no human bones found despite dust and fiber traces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
D. 5. Steel Corp
Pennsylvana
Steelworkes
Comnmor
Qtrick Londring
New Finnce
Londrino
Rankin Works
T Londino
Hilda
Railng
Londrine
Sis
Babson Suggests Remedy to Prevent Communism
Babson argues the remedy is to boost domestic demand and productivity to offset wartime declines. He urges longer hours and restrained wage demands to lower costs, make US goods affordable, and reduce reliance on imports, asserting stronger work effort can avert economic collapse and War II escalation.
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USA
Labor Unions in Industry and Employer Relations in 1959
An industry magazine urges correspondence learners to stay loyal to employers and improve efficiency. It notes unions remain in large cities, driving strikes but protecting wageworkers and employers through reasonable bargaining, while warning against elitist unions in small firms and warning readers not to chase wealth at the cost of morals.
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Assian Prats
Elizabeth R. C
Cyril Kronz
Emmanuel Parish
Episcopal
Joseph R. Clair
Holy Communion
Church School
Young People's Fellowship
Thomas the Apostle
C. Church
West
Francis J. Graves Rey
John G. DeSant
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Gordon W. Frederik
Men's Missionary Glass
Church OF the Nazarene
Essex St
Washington St
Merriman
the Salvation Aame
M. W. Gaskell
Salvation Service
Paul's Evangelical Wotheran Church
Concord Streets
Elmer Ortner
Luther League
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Park Street
Bracken-Keating Funeral Home
Paul's Men‘s Wear
House of Flowers
Damon’s
Pennzoil Service
Ajax Fron
Olds the Florist
the Corry Bakery
Western Auto Store
Rex Theatre
Guy W. Bennink
Brigham Hardware
Martin Motor Sales
Franz Furniture
Ml la
Hiienaik Furniture
BY Brenner
Lorri Lewv Oy
Pete
Henry Glass
Seesssans
Meerdink’s
Alis
Cussewago Church
Babson
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St. Corry, Pa
Paul F. Bauer
Second Avenue
Corry, PA
Cork
Anna Coghill
In Pracken
Zito
Center Street
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