Clymer Oratorical Winners and Local Club Social Events
The Clymer oratorical contest, held at Central School auditorium Monday, was won by Miss Audrey Sliter and Howard Gabriel. Edna Moin and Miss Ida Johnson hosted guests from Ann Arbor and New York. Community events include church services on Good Friday, a union communion service, Home Bureau talks by Mrs. Margaret Conway, and a Clymer Central band presentation at the Predonia Music Week festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Johnson
Allan Johnson
Matorell Hime
New Yorke
Beatrice Johnson
Schenectary
Bisa
Meraclet
Booth Dayton
P. W. Gaslir
J. Aobert Johnson
Union City
Guy P. Johnson
Lyle Johnson
Ashville
Raymond Wassink
Garret Groters
Ralph
Methodist Episcopal Church
Albbe Reformed
North Clowner
Bethren Church
Marks United
Hebren
North Clymer
Damicott Jones
American Legion
Central School
Audrey Sliter
Howard Gabriel
Harry Jacobs
Carol Wallace
Edward Gabriel, Jr
America
Prancig Whiteher
Scott Randall
Verna Behelman
Clymer Central School
Junior Spitzer
Mir
Gilbert Ton
and Mirs
James Grayink
Janet Marie
Corry
Iam
Twentieth Century Club
Winifred Christensen
Clare Conover
Femineramice
Clymer Central
Sogeck
Top Ballot Spots Drawn in Harrisburg for Congress Race
Bernard Coch Democrat and John Himebaugh Republican drew number one spots for Congress in the Harrisburg election bureau list. Other Democratic and Republican candidates for Assembly and state committee follow in order, plus an unresolved note on the authorship of “Yankee Doodle” music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Young
Homer Cook
Lee M. Smith
Carl Beddows
State Committee
Mary Kuehl
Clarence Wagner
Nellie Barringer
A. i L. Gambatese
Mayme F. Conley
L. J. Gusky
Bertha TF. McClure
Wayne A. Gleeten
Plan Special Easter Service at Bear Lake Bear
Plan for Easter events at Bear Lake with church services at J.B. church and related community activities. The article lists visitors from Franklin Allegheny Centerville and Jamestown, notes mid week prayer meeting led by Rev. Morey, a Baptist baptism, and Woman's Die meeting with devotionals and an implied schedule for Sunday services and Young People Christian Endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul S. Weaver
A. B. Church
Woman's Club
Bear Lake
Lae
Ge Queilaney
Franklin
BE. Frantz
Lena Cross
Nive
Cuffrd Fitton
Centerville
Many Pullem
Lulu Hinckley
Roger Morey
U. B. Hurch
Dorothy ‘Tillotson
Allegheny College
G. H.tillottson
New York State
Waster Varatio
Marjorie Mae Chapman
Fred
Gail Chapman
Jamestown
Young People’s Christian Endeavor ‘Society
Fey
Hager Morey
Woman's Die
Pranis
Leda St. John
Edith Wheeler
Discussion of future quarie and fish supper plans
At the next regular meeting members debated a possible quarie benefiting the group and arranged a forthcoming fish supper. Bills were presented and paid. Refreshments were limited unless requested by the hostess. Mrs Wheeler led the master program with readings on patience self control and legends of the Master egg. Mrs Grace Marlin gave a bio of Thomas Jefferson. The hostess provided stuffed egg Canapes and tea. Next meeting set for Wednesday April 27 with Mrs Ella Strong as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Thomas Jefferson
Grace Marlin
Ella Strong
Boseas
Corry seeks medallion for historic railroad crossover symbol
Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey responds to inquiry from Dr. Lester K. Ade on a possible railroad crossover symbol for Corry in the new Harrisburg Finance Building project. Ade notes forty eight Pennsylvania cities will have medallions depicting industrial, educational or historic themes. Corry residents are urged to submit symbol ideas reflecting Corry’s early history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph S. Dewey
Lester K. Ade
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Corry
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Finance
Ade
Philadelphia
Liberty Bell
Rice
Parry
Titusville
Drake
Dewey
Schod
Opium Smuggling Bats Foiled In Rangoon
Custom authorities seize two cricket bats from Sialkot Punjab hollowed out and fitted with opium valued at fifty dollars. In Painesville Ohio the courthouse clock was knocked out of gear by a flock of pigeons, their weight forcing the clock stop and perch points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangoon
Sialkot
Punjab
Hitec
Painesville
Ohio
Court House
Clerks Threaten Strike in Philadelphia Stores
April 15 report notes clerks at Philadelphia's largest department stores threaten to strike warehouse employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphta
Clenka
Philadelphia
Fotr
Loyalists Retreat Near Ayid Amid Nationalist Advance
In a tense action amid the French Spanish front lines, Loyalist forces implement a retreat near Ayid as Nationalist troops push forward. Reporters note the shifting positions and the strategic aim to slow the enemy's progress through the area today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Iat
Evita
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Charles Bedeaux
Duchess of Windsor
U. S
Henry
Bud) Ringling North
Yale
Bedeaux
Eli
Cleveland
Edward Andrassy
Roosevelt
Clymer
Clymer High
Wanger
C.A
Bloss
Cochran and
Himebaugh
Sune
Member
Federal Reserve System
Bureau of Air Commerce
Barbara Ibbee
San Diego
Calif
Kibbee
Penn'a
Sparton
Withal
Housekesy
Root’s Furniture Store
Shever Auto Sales Co
West Smurth Street
Qth
Alito
Thomas Motor Company
Westmith Street
Dial
East Living Street
Big
G. H. Gordon
East Main Street
North Center Street
C. W. Moltet
Wayne Dog Feed
Krum and Blox
Neckers Company
Wright Street
Oliver and Kerguson
Powell Motor Bus Seeds
Rowland
Corry Spring Creek Road
Crawford M. Whads Coats
Otis
Lowvills
Fred Reynolds
Care of Journal
Corry Building & Loam Association
Vega Motions
Pine Crove Cemetery Association
Pin Grove Cemetery Association
Bracken- Keating Company
D. Warren DE Rosay
Pine Grove
Association
Notich
Concord ‘Township School Board
Cora McCray
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