Community Church Schedules and Parish Activities
A listing of church services and activities across multiple congregations on North Center Street West Washington Street East Concord and South Streets. It includes service times for Seventh Day Adventist Nazareth Saint Pauls Salvation Army Saint Elizabeths Emmanuel Episcopal Saint Thomas the Apostle First Baptist Evangelical United Brethren First Methodist and First Pentecostal, with weekly Sunday Schools morning worships prayer meetings choirs youth groups and special events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF the Nazarene
Essex Street
Washington Street
R. R. Merriman
Young People’s Meeting
ST. Paul's
First Baptist Church
West Pleasant Street
Second Avenue
Leland Magee
Erle
Evangelical United Brethren Church
North Center Street
H. Ray Harris
Asm
Church Council
Amicl
Thomas Reed
Bear Lake
Edith Adams
West Smith Street
L. J. White
Women’s Aid Society
Lewis Nye
West Columbus Avenue
Rehoboth Glass
Mead Park
Andrew Smith
First Methodist Church
South Center
East Pleasant Street
Howard L. Stallam
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Compission of Christian Education
Womn
Society of Christian Service
Golden Links
Charles Amy
Worth Street
Dorcas
Henry Rockman
Spring Street
Methodist ‘Youth Fellowship
Local Businesses and Sponsors List
A directory style item listing multiple local businesses and sponsors including Pauls Men s Wear Phillips Bracken Funeral Home Model Dairy Company Thomas Motors of Corry Inc E E Guignon Ajax Iron Works Olds the Florist Schaub Wallpaper Paint Advertising Sponsors Crystal Coal Company Fogle Lumber Company Corry Jamestown Mfg Co Hammond Elevator Co The Corry Bakery Western Auto Store Rex Theatre Guy W Bennink Insurance Brigham Hardware Franz Furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracken Funeral Home Model Dairy Company
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Crystal Coal Company
Fogle Lumber Company
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Co
Hammond Elevator Co
Babson Urges Courtesy and Honesty in Business Practices
Babson argues ethical advertising and fair dealing build lasting customer loyalty. He cites bait advertising, sales gimmicks, and price pressures as harmful, urging readers to support honest newspapers that decline misleading ads and promote trustworthy commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Food Drug Administration
Better Business
Cronin Jr. Claimed by Death After Long Career in Education
C Francis Cronin Jr of Tacoma Park Maryland died unexpectedly at Hahnemann General Hospital Washington D.C. He had recently returned to teaching at the University of Maryland after visiting his parents in Corry Pa. Cronin born December 12 1903 in Sisterville West Virginia, educated at Corry High School and the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School. He taught at Tri State College Angola Indiana Strayer’s College Washington and was an assistant professor at Maryland for six years. He was a member of St Thomas Church and the BPOE Tacoma Park. He is survived by his parents and other relatives. A rosary is planned and a Requiem Mass at St Elizabeth’s Church next Tuesday. Burials at the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Cronin Jr
Eastern Avenue
Tacoma Park
Hahnemann General Hospital
Washington, D
University of Maryland
G. F. Cronin Sr
West Washington Street
Mr. Cronin
Sisternville
West Virginia
Corry
Chicago
University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Business Administration
Tri-State College
Angola
Tnd
Washington
Strayers Business College
Cronin
St. ‘Thomas Church
BPOE
Lena Mather
Bracken Funeral Home
St. Elizabeth's Church
Social Security Increases Reach 15000 in Erie Crawford
The new law boosts old age and survivors benefits for more than 15,000 Social Security recipients in Erie and Crawford counties. Beneficiaries will not file forms, and October checks will arrive as usual with higher amounts. The article includes tables showing typical increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy Parsons
Erie
Crawford
Iacrease
Northwestern Pennsylvania Livestock Sale heats up at Wattsburg fair
Future Farmers of America invite beef connoisseurs to a Sixth Annual sale featuring over 50 tons of steer meat at Wattsburg Fair Grounds on Friday September 24. Sixty seven Vocational Agriculture students from ten area high schools compete for the grand championship won last year by Nancy Blount of McKean High. Two entrants are girls. Judging occurs Wednesday afternoon at the fair grounds. Winners parade past WICU TV studios at 6 p.m. Wednesday with students and steers. Prize money is donated by Pennsylvania 50 Tons Steer Meat To Go On Sale At Wattsburg. Prizes for the parade come from Erie Chamber of Commerce. Many entered steers listed by school and student names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer of America
Pennsylvania
Wattsburg Fair Grounds
Crawford
Erie
Forest
Warren Counties
Nancy Blount
McKean High School
Erie County
Wattsburg
Wicu-Tv
State Street
Erie Chamber of Commerce
Harborcreek High School
Bob di Nicola
Norm Filley
Richard Newton
Bob Wood
John Moorehead
Robert Bole
C. L. Gilkenson
J. Johnson
Steve Sekula
Neil Williams
C. Williams
Bernard Zimmer
Richard Zimmer
J. Jankowiak
Leroy Gilkenson
Pearl Szymarowski
Teresa Saymanowski
Albion High School
Elmer Dickey
Bill W
School Delegates List Across Counties with Scores
A readable OCR fragment lists numerous students and scores by school districts Warren County and Crawford County including Northern Arc a, Sugar Grove, Conneaut Valley, Cochranton, Cambridge Springs and Cambridge high schools. Names such as William Chase Edmund Elis Harlan Hill and many others appear alongside numeric scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Arca
Suger Grove
Wiliam Chase
Edmund Elis
Harlan Hill Ord Hitchcock
Robert Kop
William Lyon
Keith Sweeney
Robert VanOrd
Kenneth Russell
Crawford County
Otto Simmernan
Linesvile
Charles Brink
Sparta
Conneaut Valley High School
George Fedorchak
James Getsinger
Carl Gegin
Russell King
Francis Payne
Paul Walton
Donald Ferry
Rodney Hoesch
Virgil Smack
Cochranton High School
Allen Shoey
Jack Walton
Larry George
James Peterson
Bill Francisco
Bud Chess
Art Runkel
Russell Bell
Glen Dickson
Cambridge Springs High School
Richard Eakin
Gerald Stafford
Richard Boylan
Joe Boylan
Elmer Zithayer
Harrisburg Approves 15000 Bond for New Castle Sewers
Harrisburg approves a 15000 bond issue by the city of New Castle to fund sewer construction and highway improvements. The action comes from the Department of Internal Affairs, outlining project scope and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Department of Internal Affairs
City of
New Castle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seventh-Day Adventist
Altar Guild
Ortner
Chautauqua
Pittsburgh Synod
Camp Sutherlyn
Salvation Army
Walter Crouch
Young Peoples Meeting
Boy Scouts
Corps Cadets
Ladies Home League
Junior Legion
Emmanuel Epis
Albert Broadhurst
ST. Thomas the Apostle R. C
Francis J. Graves
John G. DeSantl
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Murphy Store
First Pentecostal Churce
Assembles of God
J. B. Kelley
Evangelistic
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Christian Missionary Alliance Church
Maple Avenue
J. Emerson Low
Bible School
Youth Fellowship
Ladies Missionary Prayer Meeting
First Presbyterian Church
West Pleasant Streets
Paul F. Bauer
pan—Knox
Paul Lines
South Genter Street
Paul’s Men’s
Phillips
E.E. Guignon
Ajax Iron Works
Olds
the Corry Bakery
Babson
Mather Decorators
C. Francis Cronin JR
Freqa Ae Pte de Lic
West Superior
Cleveland, Ohio
Walang
Steven Tanehee In
North Center St
E. E. Guignon
Corry, PA
Center Street
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