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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1937
Page
7
The readable remnants mention a brewer, a health issue, and a late home visit. Names and places are unclear, with several garbled words making precise facts difficult to extract. The fragment hints at a local event involving a brewer and a home matter but lacks coherent details.
A dense listing of churches in Corry including Emmanuel Episcopal Center First Baptist Church First Church of Christ and others across Washington Maple and Center Streets. It notes pastors, service times, Sunday School, prayer meetings and upcoming activities, with brief phrases on sermon topics and events.
The rector Rev B Macnamara of 621 North Center Street will be present at all services. Holy Communion at 9:30 AM. Morning worship and sermon at 10:00 AM. Sunday service details include attendance of the rector and preaching at 1 PM.
Readable fragments describe Jewish tabernacle festival preparations and rituals, noting sukkot symbols and prayers. References to related holy days and community observances appear alongside local church notices, listing services and times for Spring Creek Federated Church and Carter Hill Church, with addresses and clergy names.
The notice lists ongoing religious services through September 26, mentioning ministries and speakers such as evangelists and local church affiliates. Readers are encouraged to attend the listed events and morning and evening sessions, with emphasis on continued fellowship and worship.
The late Thomas A. Edison favored tunes include The Sweetest Story Ever Told Kathleen Mae Nourneen When You' ll Soon Be Gone You Home Again Ballitone Would That We Were a Ballad.
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