Clymer Pupils Visit Farm In April Community Day
Clymer pupils toured farms in the community during Kindness to Animals Week. Teachers Miss TeWinkle and Mrs Meracle led the group joined by Mrs Blaine Wallace and Mrs Gravink. They visited G H Tenpas Mary Simmelink Legters Bros Fur Farm and a picnic lunch wrapped up the day.
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Clymer High School
W. Case
Winifred Christensen
Jennie Rickers
Corry
Fred Khebergen
Albbe Reformed Church
Henry Si Beckerink
Inna
Gertrude Grayvnk
Bernice McCann
Northside
American Legion
TeWinkle
Meracle
Blaine Wallace
Gertrude Gravink
D. M. Eddy
Tenpas
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Heo G. H. Tenpas To Observe A German Rolle’ Bird Take His Bath, Mr. ‘Tenpas
Mary Simmelink
Legters Bros
Stith
Meracie
Te Winkle Wishy
Eddy
Wallace
Gravink
Editor Scoffs At Liberal Forces In Nation's Recovery
Washington April 22 speakers including Professor John Dewey Gov Phillip La Follette and other liberal leaders denounced forces of destruction led by John B Chapple editor of Ashland Wis Daily Press Chapple accused destructionists of undermining the economic order and faith in American life The DAR elected William Russell Maynard Holyoke Mass as president general of a new officers slate
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Dauighers
John Dewey
Columbia University
Phillip la Follett
Winconsin
John B. Chapple
Stan
Ashland
Wis
Daily Press
Chapple
Hoover
Shapple
Alexander Meiklejohn
Wisconsin University
Experimental College
Joh Haynes Holmes
New York
Miss Lena Roehrig dies in Erie aftermath of illness
Miss Lena Roehrig, formerly of this city, died at her sister Mrs Theresa Casey’s home in Erie after a lingering illness. She lived in Corry until a year ago and leaves several local friends and a sister Mrs George Weber of 1 Pleasant Street. Funeral services will be in Brie and the body returned to Corry for burial at St Elizabeths cemetery Sunday afternoon. Hotel Samuels details and local attendance noted. Other items mention church activities and local visits by residents including Mrs Dorothy Connelly’s district teachers and Young Women’s Mission Band.
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Fostess
Siler Creeke
Carl
Emily
T. U
Fortum
Cora ‘Timner
Verne Hshelmian
Irene Lictus
Richard Legters
Kenneth Legters
Walter Schruerg
Lavon Aeracle
Laura Neckers
Sarah ‘Hsbink
Firs
Jennie Damicel
May Walters
Frewsbure
L. J. Thayer, Pasor
U. B. Church of
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Twentieth Century Club
Winifred Christensen
Edna Almy
Ofiners
Vera Lictis
Myrtle Gallup
Neya Wardes
Everall
Istricé
Ora Cufijsch
M. Cordin
Mila J. McCray
Edith Croscuth
Tenpas
Cary Skeps
D. M. Eddy
Lyle Johnson
Mi’ c& A
Jamestown
Ladies Aid Society
Maude Croscutt
Buffalo
Methodist Church
Aig V. Gregory
B. Spitzer
Sheridan Wallace
Grippe
Harry Schermerhorn
Erie
J. M. Chetwood
Long ‘Beach
Calif
Morris Damcott
Cleveland
George Durant
Jennies Minbetts
Henry Damcott
Center Street
Ida Johnsom
Clinton Meracle
Jamestows| Sundly
Meg
Dwin Highland
Normen Davidson
Abram Wepkerinke
John Kooman
G J. Dunnewold
Milton
Igre
G. J. Duhnéwold
Delbert Duink
Gerald
Hrbert Petsctl
Mary Jane
Brostor
Pred Wenlie
Corry
Mind Ary
Farity
Falconer Pridey
Lena Roehrig
Theresa Casey
East 25Th Street
Roehrig
George Weber
Pleasant
Brie
St. Elizabeths's
John Gregor
Martinus Cordis
Misa Arvilla Wade
Donald Eddy
Gertrude Dunnewild
Fredonia
Keith Raymond
Falconer
Raymond
Virgin Conley
Jaquins
Edith W. Lewis
J. Albert Johnson
Robert Lewis
Findley Lake
Sparta Woman's Club Meeting Set for Tuesday
Sparta Woman's Club will meet Tuesday April 26 at Mrs Alice Drought home. Program includes roll call of noted women songs club reading The Romance and Reality of American Citizenship and a quiz on varied questions. Special music by Mrs Risheberger. Poultry talk by Prof Vandervort on April 26 at 3 pm at Charles Thompson farm. Serving and Waiting Class meeting at Baptist church noted with Miss Minnie Skiff.
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Nid August
Margaret Messinger
Buena Cohoyer
United States
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District of Columbia
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Queen Elizabeth
Risheberger
Vandervort
Poultry Extension Department
State College
Charles Thompson
Baptist Church
Minnie Skiff
Princesd Pat Club
Bonita Scaram
Jennie Byranahan
Cacord
Charles Thampagn
Charles Roth
Union Giky
Love Stands B: 7 CLED COCKS Cai ae enn
A fragmented scene from a Margaret Lois Arlene drama centers on a tense apartment visit. Arlene clashes over past envy while Lois confides about furnishing and a forthcoming marriage. Tension flares as plans shift from a quiet evening to confrontations and jealousy.
Meetying and social notes from Corry area events
A cluttered column recounts theater attendance at the Palace and Union City visits, church services at Britton Run, and local social calls. It notes Mrs. Roth’s anniversary noon screening of Seth Parker, various visits including the Fish and Meadville trips, and many residents traveling or hosting guests. The piece also lists church activities, family travels, and personal movements through Corry, Erie, Warren, Jamestown, and Meadville.
James Chapman Dies at Warren Hospital
James S Chapman 62 ofConewango Avenue died at 1 45 am yesterday after complications from a serious operation at Warren Hospital. Born June 2 1882 in Pittsburgh he was a son of Thomas and Anna Chapman and longtime distributor of oil and gasoline products. He moved to Warren in 1918 to join Warren Oil Company rising to executive roles with Oil Service Corporation and later helped form Motor Lighthouse Corporation in 1924 serving as president and general manager.
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West Spring Creek Grange Meeting and Community Notes
West Spring Creek community notes report the Spring Creek Grange meeting scheduled for April 23 at 8 p.m. with a time change, and the West Spring Creek Ladies Aid meeting on April 27 with Mrs. Paul Whaley. Items mention Emma Swart Baker’s improving health, Leon Ayers’s justice of the peace commission, Dr Mitchell’s recovery at home, Walter Whaley’s illness, Bert Logan’s medical visit, and the Bennett funeral at West Spring Creek church. Musicians Allan Burnett Bernard Bennett and Robert Ayers receive supportive remarks as local talents in church and Grange ensembles.
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West Spring Creek Ladies Aid
Pril
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Emma Swart Baker
Leon Ayers
Zorry
Aits
Eldred
Warren
Spring Cresk Township
Dr Mitchell
Corry Hospital
Walter Whaley
Bert Logan
Union City
Paiga
Bennett
West Spring
Grange
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Fragmentary OCR text references Reduct state deo and an author named Redi. Mentions Petty 2 and system Bxe elit with unclear connections. No coherent events, names, places, or dates clearly readable.
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Petty
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