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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1957
Page
3
A fragmented report notes a Seano visit affecting 1 Mountaineer seaters and 4 preludes. The scant text hints at a local engagement with likely officials or figures, but lacks clear names dates or places. Further readable details are not provided.
A fragment notes an ad about an EP marathon event featuring Lew and Nite. The readable text is limited and lacks full details on venue or date.
Erie teachers propose a new salary schedule for 1989 1990 lifting average pay by about $800 annually. They contend $500 of the increase would come from a state subsidy recently approved, with bachelor degree teachers starting around $4,400 and a 12 year maximum near $7,400, affecting most of the district’s 755 staff.
In downtown Pittsburg a water line break caused manhole covers to pop and a four block area to flood. The incident shut down parts of the railroad company rerouting traffic and forced emergency repairs before morning rush. The leak occurred in a tunnel serving downtown steam pipes from Allegheny County Steam Heating Co, with a concrete ring and steel liner being upgraded.
Early today three armed robbers wearing sunglasses robbed Augustine's Tavern in Greentree just before the 2 a.m. closing. They herded customers and a waitress to the bar, took money from a cash register, and demanded patrons bow their heads while they emptied wallets and purses.
Roger W. Babson argues Keener retail competition will surge amid rising costs and automation. He links high wages, subsidized needs, and consumer demand to employment trends, urging retailers to boost late hours, attentive service, and better lighting to sustain prosperity.
Lt Col Richard W Beck is identified as commander of the first intercontinental guided missile squadron to be placed in operation with the Snark by year end. The article notes the Snark’s 5 000 mile range with an atomic warhead as context for the new unit. Temple Adath Jeshurаt windows in Louisville, Kentucky, are described as being right side up after Rabbi Jacob J Gittleman rotated them to reveal clear glass, clarifying the mishap.
Legal battle over Governor Faubus and a Davies injunction continues as Arkansas officials seek Supreme Court intervention. Attorneys debate jurisdiction and suspension motions while Faubus vows to uphold state authority. Rep. Brooks Hays notes White House contact as pressure mounts.
A listing of weekly services and programs for Elizabeth's B.C. Church First Methodist Church Evangelical United Brethren Church Church of the Nazarene on North Center and adjacent streets. Times include Sunday morning worship 11:00, Sunday School, youth fellowships, choir rehearsals, and midweek prayer and cottage meetings. Radio broadcast of Nazarene services noted.
A clown reflects on the joy of worship and prayer, cherishing the chance to attend the church of his choice. He notes relief from life's demands and gratitude for spiritual focus, while recognizing times when church access is limited and the privilege of religious liberty.
A listing of services for St. Thomas the Apostle R C Church St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church First Baptist Church Seventh Day Adventist Christian and Missionary Alliance Church with mass times, Sunday schools, sermons, choir practices, and weekday events at Concord East South Streets West Pleasant Street Second Avenue North Center Street Maple Avenue and other local areas, including radio broadcast details for WOTR 1970. The notice notes prayer vigils and mission briefing sessions and identifies church leaders Rev Francis Graves Rev John DeSantt Rev Leon Dolesk Ortner Docherty Nell and Eaton.
The notice lists services at Immanuel Episcopal Church 327 North Center Street led by Rev. William Seltzer. Morning Holy Communion at 8:00, family morning prayer and sermon at 9:45, church school at 9:45, morning prayer and sermon at 11:00, evening acolytes class at 7:00, junior choir rehearsal at 7:40, and Young People's Fellowship at 4:00 p.m.
Corner South Center and Wear lists services for morning worship at 11:80 a.m. with nursery, junior church, and church school. afternoon and evening programs include youth groups, conferences, and meetings. Washington Street Epes Mission notes weekly activities and collaborative events with other churches. First Church of Christ Scientist presents weekly Christian Science services at 9:30 p.m. and Sunday School at 11:00 a.m. with midweek testimonies and reading room hours.
A broad list of local firms names several companies across manufacturing, distribution, and services including Thompson Maple Products, Rogers Structural Steel Co, Pauls Men's Wear, McInnes Steel Co, A Zalzneck and Son, Raymond Mfg Co, Heberlein Motor Sales, Operative Association Inc, Rex Theatre, Guy W Bennink Gen Ins Agency, Model Dairy Co, Hammond Elevator Co, Aero Supply Mfg Co, Ine Grice Jewelers, Corry Instrument Co, Corry Jamestown Mfg Co, Davison Funeral Home and Corry Corry area businesses showing a diverse regional economic network.
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