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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1933

Page

8

Commencement Exercises at Spring Creek School

Spring Creek Township held its eighth grade commencement on Thursday evening in the Federated Wharen at Spring Creek. Rev Perry F Haines addressed the class of eighteen urging continued study with the Bible as guide. Diplomas were presented by the school board president Mrs John McKay.

Spring Creek Vharen Perry F. Haines First Methodist Church of Corry Rev Garnett Robert Laanoria Toni Bennett Helen Damon Bennett Orchestra Eva Cilachach Haines John McKay Hélen Damon Mary Fotomski Alnora Wawrijka Ohn Kaffertin Robert Lamon Tony Sue James Apthorp John Wilson Leon Johnson Marjorie Jordan Glennis May Albert Imhoff Iona Bennett Eva Clinchocls Helen Romenoski Charles Popovich Quelyn Bates Kathryn Martin Winnie Johnson Mlaw 2. M. Putnam Chevy Isabelle Ruppersberger Carl Donaldson Agnes Wood Wren Leon Cable FM. Yates Corry Hospital Frank Kafferlin Irvington Harry Johnson J. Damon W. Hy Garnett Jamestown Ruth Dahlstrand O. F. Gohn Charles Wales Cor Ty Glenn Donaldson Lela Rodgers Frank Kalferlin Leon Castle Wilcox Leoni Feed Warren Robert Lamona Harry Lamona Bernal Grant Sherman Paul Porter E. Goldsmith Susquehanna Hame M. B. Hutter Raymond Sickler Mother's Club Wilson Sickler EB L. Campbell Mf WB Shire James W. Schweing Jimmie Philadelphia Schweing Abbott Dairies Harry L. Johnson Emily Marton W. J. Campbell W. W. Graham Gillette Merle Baldwin L. D. Paige Unive Ily McKelvey D. Wilcox Pa. Phelan E.R Donaldson Sehop Miss Allen

Clymer Club Meetings Highlight April Social News

The Frery Sunday School class held a church gathering with new officers elected: president Miltod Delini secretary Garwood Baybrook treasurer Wilbur Renskers. The group invited young men to a Diner for refreshments as plans to recruit members were made.

Clymer Frery Dureh James Tarken Gordon Schermerhom Marion Guship Gallup Grace Gallup Cline L. P. McCray Cline J.D. Gallup Althea Pope Jamestown Marion Gallup Lynette May Judge Gallup John Legters Warren Elmer Croscutt Croscutt Albert Avnink Arthur Howles Clifford Smith Sheridan Peat Granda Council Eva Hull Mary Hayes Frank Boswell Cora Patch Howard Hayes Youngs[ville Harold Hayes Falconer Damcott Jones Post The American Legion Gadies Amciliary Cassadaga Cuitar Cli Corry Laura Neoksia LaVon Meracle Twentieth Century Club Mabel Swimers Ran Ublph J. M. Rady Louise Davids Marion Alday Helen Horton Helen Neshil Ethel’ Wassink Marjory Evans Plorence TeWinkle Abbe Reformed Church Berdina Basterfelt Sarah Habink Jennie Damcott Walter Servers Gous Northy Side Garriett Timmers Wilhelm Case Clymer High School Fredonia Lockpark Philled Inving Wilcox Us- Sining NW. Y F. W. Neckers Portland Jane Ransom Watts Flats Yan & Guest McCray-Johnson

Clean-up Day in Columbus Monday May 8

Columbus notice lists community clean-up day on Monday May 8 with residents urged to place rubbish at the curb for collection for a small fee. Also mentions Columbus Alumni meeting May 2 with Miss Mildred Swanson and Grange gathering May 13. village schools to close May 9. Rev W H Garnett services April 26 at Community Gbareh schedule.

Miss Swanson Columbus Gbareh W. H. Garnett Young People's Society Mildred Swanson Grange Solumibus vUrage

Worth creates versatile canvas bag with removable covers

Paris designer Worth unveils two new bags aimed at fashionable women during economic hardship. The main bag is canvas with moire lining and a removable cotton pique cover that snaps to the envelope end. The double flap keeps the green cover visible when the bag opens. The model, copyrighted, costs 180 francs or $6.40 and targets summer use. Additional covers sold separately in various materials.

Mary Knight United Press Paris Worth Worth Hins

Sciota News Letter Recaps Local Visits Events and Excerpts

Sciota April 29 highlights include residents returning from Buffalo and Lockport New York visiting families and neighbors. Local social events feature Mrs Berdella Burnette hosting nineteen members for a tureen dinner and work sessions. Seventh and eighth graders from Greeley and Sciota took final exams at Corry High School. The Corty Dairymen's League met at Sciota church. Roy Borstorff retired from Pleasant Mount. Rev D. E. Baker returned from Hamiet hospital. Albert Hudson's birthday party hosted by Mrs Charles Akam. many neighbors attended and traveled to Buffalo for a funeral service.

A. W. Adamis Glenwood Wm. Burnette Arthur Lyman Garry Henry Quereveld Mary Ellen Hall Corry William Burnette Greeley School Lyle Akam Mike Kuretowich William Kuretowich Sciota School Mathew Potocki John Mekr John Carnegie Joseph Lorenzo Joe Reyda Frank Latos Frank Carnegie Corty Dairymen’s League Sciota Perry Lifiés Corry Hospital Helen Bensink Gerald Thomas Darrald Bensink Columbus Pearl Barstarff Clymer Bertha Bar- Store AL Watrous Oil City

Bear Lake closes school amid village news and visits

In Bear Lake on April 23, residents share a flurry of visits and notices. Charles Manwaring and Jessie Dukes of Columbus call on relatives. Mrs Mary Chapman improves at her daughter’s Buffalo home. teachers return from Easter break. area families host and travel for church and school events. students finish the year with picnics and a joyous birthday surprise for Florence Sweetland. Communities attend meetings, travel to Jamestown, Corry, and North East, while Mrs. Price plans a Corry move and several kin visit from Warren, Waterford, and nearby towns.

Amy Newhouse and D. M Eddy Corry Mary Pickford Searele L. Carlisch Silver Creek Louise Davids State Teachers' College Pred Rhebergen North Street John Rickers F. H.wwilcox Jamestown Arthur Schermerhorn Schermerhorn Harold Burl Misa Bernice Wiggers Buffalo Albert Arnink Jerrold Fredonia Priday Nila June Wallace Claude Eshelman Eshelman Methodist Edwin Borstorff Clymer Rebekah Lodge M. I. Thomas Methodist Episcopal Church William Raspas Sherman Gena Speetburg Orrin Sehurman Bear Lake Charles Manwaring Jessie Dukes Columbus Fenton Chapman Mary Chapman Catherine Kelinfer Ted Glatz Jean Waterford Janes Cooper Henry Kolstee North Clymer Mary Crosby Gail Chapman Fredonia Norimal Ethel Bond Aliss Edith Hawkins Bloise Whiteley Gordon Hay Akron Edgar Wilson Rhoda Vancpps Lulu Hinckley Elsie Hassam Clymer Carrie Glen Wsther Gotschalk W. D. Fullam George Smith Elvin Smith Haytfield Mary C. Barry Garland Ivan B. Hawkins Elia Hawkins Garry Pearl Devore Brice Bostdman Andrew Stupek Bruce Boardman Lawrence Risley James Cooper Lugile Price Marion Gage J.C. Manwaring Clyde Max Patuma High School Lucile Price Richard Price Baro Lousville Rey Tyan Schreves North East Ruth Nuttall N. J Clyde Hutchinns Emaline Hoyt Ella McGraw Newark Walter Bordwell Florence Sweetland Alga Jennie Boone Mya. Q. L. Price N. Y Boone O B. Price Roy Beech Eric Eugene Ferking Sumner Bentley John Bentley Bris Harmon Pittsburgh Fred Blutcher Betty Lineaville Sted Uni Fhoch Cornish Fon Susie Geraldine Doreng Cornish W. H. Evans Rose Evans Mrs. Sweetland Lilac ‘Rebekah Lodge Center Street Sweetland Lilac Rebekah Lodge B. B. Cornish, Jr Hagle Miss Tragie Wrightsville Clare Gordon Rosevans Dewey Collier John Dougherty Clyde Wilson Ntiobe Charles

Glacier Priest resumes volcano explorations in Aleutians

The Rev. Bernard R. Hubbard known as the Glacier Priest has started his seventh annual volcano expedition. He aims to locate a land of ice and fire and will travel next to the Aleutian Islands to continue his search.

Binghamton, N Bernard ‘R. Hubbard Binghamton Aleutian Islands

Cat Adopts Four Fox Squirrels in Metamora

In Metamora Indiana a mother cat belonging to Louis Baker adopted four baby fox squirrels after their mother was killed by a falling tree. The cat already cared for three of her own kittens.

Metamora Ind Louis Baker

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