Crucifixion narrative from the Gospels
The passage recounts Jesus being mocked and scourged by soldiers, crowned with thorns, stripped, and led to Golgotha to be crucified. Thieves are crucified beside him, bystanders deride him, and Jesus commits his spirit in prayer, fulfilling prophetic words from the scriptures.
Sparta Holds Key To Building Here
Sparta could join the Corry merger to enable a new junior high and elementary school on the former Washington site, with about 500 students added if merged. The merger depends on May 15 primaries votes in six districts plus Sparta, while the eight acre site rule may be relaxed for the Washington location. The Corry plan hinges on local votes and state flexibility on site size.
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CMH Directors Hear Reports Plan Election
Corry Memorial Hospital directors reviewed March operations matching February with 69 total procedures 23 major and 46 minor. March saw 301 patients 1,456 service days 36 births and nine deaths. They noted good facility upkeep, pursued a paint threshold test, approved attendance at a fire and evacuation course May 7 in Erie, and sent the administrator and a director to an area planning institute in Meadville. Fuller named to nominate officers for July, and Alexander authorized to sue for delinquent accounts with progress reports to follow. Present: Christiansen Elston Fuller Harmmerlee Hawkins Pitcavage Sill Slattery Spitzer Vaughn Wurm.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Visite~ion
Erie
Edgar Alexander
Lo Meadville
R. Elwin Fuller
Hawkins, Spitzer and Young
Alexander
Christiansen
Elston
Fuller
Harmmerlee
Hawkins
Pitcavage
Sill
Slattery
Spitzer
Vaughn
Wurm
Rites Held for Willis Higby at Bracken Funeral Home
Final rites for Willis R. Higby were conducted yesterday at 2 PM at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Robert DeBoer of the First Baptist Church officiating. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery with bearers Nick Sawdyn Thomas Griglack Clayton Scouten Joseph Balog Lloyd Aikens and Robert Keppel. A Corry Veterans of Foreign Wars firing squad and honor guard participated in graveside ceremonies. Visitors from away included James Vanderhoof Centerville Donald Higby Pittsburgh Mr and Mrs Guy Vanderhoof Warren Mrs Walter Finn Jamestown and many local mourners.
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Willis Higby
Willis R. Higby
Bracken
Robert DeBoer
First Baptist Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Nick Sawdyn
Thomas Griglack
Clayton Scouten
Joseph Balog
Lloyd Aikens
Robert Keppel
Corry
The Journal Daily Suggested for Young Readers
A note invites families to give the daily Journal to a son or daughter away from home. The suggestion highlights the paper as a steady news companion and a window to current events.
Community Club Hosts Pancake Supper And Speaks At Church
Clymer community notes show a pancake supper in the school cafe hosted by the Community Club with speaker Miss Greene Egeens, a Netherlands exchange student, presenting slides on Holland. A Dutch-themed May event with tulip queen candidates and Dutch costume attire is planned, plus church family night featuring Rev. Joseph Esther in Manila.
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Clymer
Wrothers
Greene Egeens
Forry
Netherlands
Sherman
Holland
Howard Legters
Robert Seblink
Robert Legters
Wilbur Renskers
James Grayink
Brother Brow
John Legters
Brother Brown
Joseph Esther
Manila
Philippines
Abbe Reformed Church
Ruth Ransom
Chautauqua
Tunis Miersinin
American Legion
Merle Wassink
Merle Newhouse
Claude Dougherty
Roger Westley
Albert Kearns
Gilbert Ton
Earl Cady
American Legion Auxiliary
Complete sale ad touts cheap toys shoes and clocks
A bustling sale ad lists genuine sisal rope, rubber and plastic balls, kids shoes, dominoes and flash cards, wall clocks, moccasins, an all metal excursion boat, and carpet runners. Prices range from 19 cents to 7.50 dollars, with phrases about closeouts and unbeatable deals.
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Cettle Children
Broadway
Joe
Churchwomen attend national reform event in Holland Michigan
A list of attendees at the Triennial National Department of Women’s Work of the Reformed Church in America gathered on the Hope College campus in Holland Michigan from last Wednesday through Friday. Separate items note visits to Hornell New York for illness, dinner guests in Bradford, and hospital calls for Mrs Myrtle Howles at St Vincent’s Hospital with a broken hip. General Lucius D. Clay is to terminate his Berlin post May 6 after eight months as Kennedy’s representative.
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Gertrude Gravink
Hagel Legters
Dorothy Clonk
Cora Ruslink
Lucille Neckers
Ruth Beckerini
Mabel Schruers
Edith Holthouse
Holland
Mich
Jennie Wiggers
Frances Dunnewold
Leon Fardink
Ella VanderSchaff
Lena TeCulver
Bertha Hostink
Emma. Heslink
Bruce Neckers
Nancy ‘TeWinkele
Hope College
Holland, Mich
Tunis Miersma
Geneva Wiggers
Leo
Lucy Schurman
Fla Habink
Addie Schurmann
Janele Watrous
Robert Clancy
Bradford
Louis ‘Te Winkle
Loren Upperman
Hobart Blanchard
Mebane
Myrtle Howles
St. Vincent's Hospital
Clay
Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Kennedy
U. S
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