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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1952
Page
3
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Whitlips and a Mrs Route 2 figure in a fall accident. Readable content is insufficient to identify names, places, or outcomes. The item appears to be a brief local incident note with minimal verifiable details.
Readable fragments indicate a death notice for an individual aged 67 with a burial or memorial reference. The text mentions a Warren connection and retrieve details about related dates or names, but exact identifiers are unclear due to OCR damage.
A fragment notes pheasants raised by residents near the town with mention of an Ash family involvement. The brief hints at a dispute or concern over the practice and its impact on the community.
U S Sabre jets shot down four Communist MIGs in first air battles in four days. Fifth Air Force reports a record September total of 56 destroyed. Eighth Army notes probes by Communist troops north and northeast of the Funchbow area as UN defenses respond with mortar fire. Marine planes bomb targets on the Haeju Peninsula and Northwest Korea with several successful attacks on supply routes and infrastructure.
The funeral service for Mrs. Lewis Bromley was held yesterday at 2 pm at Bracken Keating Funeral Home with Rev A A Gesler of St Stephen's Lutheran Church Erie officiating. Bearers were Tony Tucci Bernard Shaw Clarence Deyoe and Lyle Watraus. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Many friends from Erie Michigan City Meadville and vicinity attended.
Westinghouse Electric signed contracts with three unions United Electrical Workers Ind Federation of Westinghouse Independent Salaried Unions and CIO International Union of Electrical Workers. They seek wage increases of 10 to 14 cents an hour for 77000 workers with up to 12 cents for those earning 127 or less and 18 cents for those earning 257 or more. The 2½ percent living-cost offset may be deducted from the rate. A similar offer was made to the AFL International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.
A list of church notices across the region shows varied denominations and schedules. Green Catholic Church on Route 6 between Youngsville and Pittsfield offers Divine Liturgy Sundays at 10 am with Pastor Stephen Kanyan preaching in Russian and English. Other churches include Blue Eye Wesleyan Methodist with services and leadership listed, Elgin Community Church with Sunday School and worship times, Our Lady of Victory Mission in Spartansburg, Findley Lake Evangelical United Brethren, Abbe Reformed in Clymer with multiple services, Joya Baptist in Union City, and Clymer Methodist with Sunday School and worship times.
Rev F Bawes missionary outlines Sunday School at 10 30 am with Merton Bayle and others listed as superintendents. Cottage prayer first and third Wednesday evenings per union pattern. Stated union Sunday Schools meet at 10 am or 10 30 am under various superintendents. Harbor Wesleyan Methodist Church lists Swilling School 11 am worship 7 pm service and midweek prayer.
Webb P. McCray serves as lay reader at McCray Community Church with Sunday School at 10 15 p m. Joseph McCray, superintendent, leads services. Bear Lake Evangelical United Brethren Church, Gerald M. Lundeen pastor, holds 10 a m Sunday School and 11 9 m morning worship with a sermon, 8 p m evangelistic service, and 9 p m Youth Fellowship. WSWS executive committee meets Monday 8 p m at the Parsonage, prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p m, and a Men's Congress is planned for Friday evening through Saturday at Erie Glenwood Church.
Local church notices list service times for Edwards Chapel Evangelical United Brethren at Marks Corners with Sunday School at 10 20 a m, morning worship at 11 40 a m, evening service at 4 p m, and youth fellowship at 9 9 p m plus Tuesday prayer. Nearby Spartanburg fairs Fairview EUB and Buet's Corners led by Rev Meredith Swift offer 10 a m worship, 11 a m Sunday School, and a midweek Thursday service. Gospel Tabernacle follows 10:30 a m Bible School, 11 a m morning, 8 15 p m evening services with Dobbs Corners at 10 18 a m and a Saturday 8 30 p m Young People's meeting. Methodist led by Rev Robert Klein with 10 a m divine worship, 11 a m Sunday School, and lay leader Harry Rose. Baptist led by Rev R O Jostes with 10 a m Sunday School, 11 a m morning worship, 7 30 p m Young People's Bible study, and 8 p m singing and Bible preaching. Wednesday 8 p m Bible exposition.
Pastor J Leon Maneval leads Sunday services at Wayne Valley Evangelical. Guest speaker J Fred Berner from Buffalo will speak during Sunday School hour and morning worship. Miss Mildred Young missionary to Kentucky offers a message during the evening service. Midweek Bible study and prayer hour hosted at Harold Tanner’s home. Friday conference Men’s Congress meets at Erie Glenwood Church with Dr Reuben Mueller of Dayton as guest speaker.
Brokenstraw Parish announces service times for West Spring Creek and Columbus locations with morning worship at 10 a m and 11 15 a m respectively. The Columbus choir plans to visit Curling Union Sunday School for a joint event. World Wide Communion Sunday observed.
North Clymer Evangelical United Brethren Church announces Sunday School at 11 30 a m Worship service with sermon by the pastor A local council meeting will be held after the worship service Friday evening and all day Sunday Men’s Congress at Erie Glenwood Church Local church events listed with times and venues
Lawrence Goldsby, 21, a Pine Bluff Arkansas native, was found guilty of first degree murder for killing Officer Eugene D. Stinchcomb and three bus passengers on a wooded Cleveland city bus. The jury recommended mercy for Goldsby, who admitted shooting Miss Annabelle Franks and others after an alleged dispute over hair burned with a cigarette. He faces life in prison without pardon.
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