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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1926
Page
8
A September Warren service welcomed several new Baptist pastors including Roy M. J. Steven and Rev George Carter of Greenfield. Speakers included Rev W W Stub and Moderator Atshur. The address covered church duties, with Mrs Nini Engsler assisting and a notable sermon by RoAL. W. Bivagt delivered a keynote on Titeyature.
A man named Cole was arrested in Wattsburg for violating the prohibition law. He faced a $50 fine after police found him with illegal liquor during a brief period of confinement. The incident, tied to a broader enforcement roundup, mentions other arrests and a court appearance as authorities continue patrols in the area.
Bertha McCann of Wo Alexander Pa claims she was relieved after using a colorless liniment for goitre. She offers to tell or write her experience and asks that her name be used in advertising. The note references drug stores and various names in a fragmented testimonial context.
More than seventy two hours after the flatbottom boat overturned near Eagle Bay during a fishing outing, no bodies have been recovered. Relatives patrol the shore in effort to locate the three Bonville men Charles Weinert Frank Schaffer and B E Chapman who drowned when their craft capsized in a squall. Authorities note the water depth near the wreck ranges from shallow to deep as search efforts continue.
Jamestown Sept 16 Alleged to acts confessur Unt He stole a $750 dia niind sing ani of wallet comaining $81 from Sanvol Walker a foreman at the Fylonier Purnell Worsted Mills Fab coner police are holding Walter Garrison A setaeled WO Witton Avenry acted 5 spartans in the dite on an open charge opil We will today be charged with first diegree amlarco The ring has Been Carls irrestd at the Perneliff mill where le Workell yesterday after nun ab aut clocks by Chief GF Pathe ssi Paplaw of Falconer and De geant Bernard Clark and De Franke Drake of the Jamesiiwa Depadawnd both departments having up operated in eolving the mys tery of the theft which occurred Men five afternoon.
Helen Romanski, 12, of Bentleyville, darted after her brother to keep him from a car, was struck by the automobile and seriously hurt. She was rushed to Charles M. T. hospital by the driver, with fears of internal injuries, a fractured pelvis, and possible broken bones.
Colonel Joseph Attinsid divisional commander of the Salvation Army with Staff Captain Malpas and others will visit the Ark corps this Saturday September 18 for an old time Salvation Army meeting at 8 oclock public invited. Harvest festival planned September 23 at the local Citadel with a big demonstration. Automobiles will be pressed into service to collect contributions. Free employment service advertised for workers seeking work with phone help.
The first ME conference session, presided by Bishop Luther M Wilson of New York City, elected officers and assistants including Rich Zotler J B Roberts and D J Blasdell. Rev C Frampton appointed choirmaster with assistants W B Frampton J A McCurdy RK Rumbsuyity and others. The Rev J B Cook of Erie named treasurer and several assistants elected. Hodsinnt development in American life noted.
Dr Lovejoy reports on a 125 year statistical schedule showing United States and Canada religious giving at 650 million dollars. Major sums include Roman Catholics 168 million, Methodists 147 million total, Baptists 75 million, Presbyterians 78 million, Episcopalians 30 million, Jews 8 million, with Presbyterians leading per member gifts and Methodists thirteenth at 381 per member.
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