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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1960
Page
4
The page lists staff roles for Corry Journal and discusses film advertising and recent releases. It reflects the era's opinions on cinema with critical remarks on productions like Misty and Matty while noting TV and film trends and the moral tone of entertainment for youth.
A review surveys David Me Kot Ca's The Waste Makers criticizing wasteful practices in American life. It highlights promoted peddlers of disposables and plastic bags, questions the longevity of new homes, and notes managements likely push back against the author’s consumer critique.
Three Kane teens confess to a four month looting spree linked to burglaries at McCluskey Lumber Co and Superior Cleaners. Donald Holt, held on a county charge, led the case against them as officers recovered a 27 caliber pistol and shells among loot buried in plots. They described nocturnal prowling, sleeping in a member’s car, and evading detection through night hides and footprints.
A grand jury declined to indict Chetlicey Smith, 20, of Bradford, on a murder charge after a fatal altercation outside a Limestone tavern. James R. HolChene of Hanestunte died following the incident as Smith was held for a preliminary hearing. DeChene was hospitalized after the clash and later transferred for further care. The case centers on the events Friday night and the gravity of the injuries sustained in the confrontation.
Church services at Paul s Evangelical Lutheran Church East South Stee Rev E A Ortuer Y4aaom. The Lutheran Hour gifts for children. Catechetical Class meets in church school. Church Council Mi AL Mrs Robert Catlin. Wednesday meeting 1 30 p m Eliza fet Cowle with Mra DA Hill. Thursday choir rehearsal 7 30 p m Junior Choir Supper 10 00 am Unite d Tatheran Church Women Evie Conference at Saegertown To p m Boy iy.
The author argues against superstition such as fearing a black cat and other rituals like rabbit's feet and ladders. They urge worship of a church and belief in the Creator, seeking wisdom, strength, joy, and lasting value over fear and negative beliefs in daily life.
Details of services across Columbus Pa churches listing Reverends Merrifield McChintock Bauer Harris Myers and others with times for Sunday School Morning Worship World Wide Communion observances and various church activities including youth fellowship evening services and midweek meetings across First Presbyterian Evangelical United Brethren First Methodist and associated congregations in Columbus.
A condensed church roll lists First Church of Christ Scientist on East Columbus Avenue with Sunday services at 11:00 am and a reading room, Saint Elizabeth's on West Pleasant Street with multiple Mass times, First Baptist Church on West Pleasant Street with sermons and weekly meetings, Clymer Hill Reformed, Emmanuel Episcopal, Bear Lake EUB Church, Sorry Assembly of God on East Main Street, Christian and Missionary Alliance at East Washington Street and Maple Avenue, and Seventh Day Adventist on North Center Street. It shows service times, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and youth activities across congregations.
A compiled timetable shows Salvation Army events at East Washington Street led by Capt. and Mrs. Bush plus TV for Christ broadcasts and Mennonite, Nazarene, Methodist, EUB and Catholic church activities across Corry and Findley Lake venues. Daily Bible clubs, prayer meetings, youth fellowships, choir practices, and open air services are noted with times and locations.
A partial OCR list shows Thompson Maple Products, Rogers Structural Steel Co, Pauls Men’s Wear, McInnes Steel Co, Corry Concrete and Gravel, Raymond Mfg Co and Northwestern Rural Electric Co‑op. No further details or context provided.
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