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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1956

Page

9

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Chautauqua Schedule Highlights Lectures and Recitals

Activities at Chautauqua include lectures by De Triveyne Jones and A. Wile jar Jones on Asia culture, modern conflicts, and peace themes. Evening concerts feature Chautauqua Symphony performances with Hyman as soloist and gala organ recitals, plus operatic selections from Rigoletto.

de Triveyne Jones Division of World Missions The Methodiat Church South- Asia Charles Walser Chitago Bird and Tree Garden Club Wile Jar Jones Newe East Chilrett Counell Conrad Hoyer Division of América Missions of Te National Lithon New New York Herbert Gezork Andover Newton Theblonical School Newton Jase White Chinstauqua Symphony Orchestra Walter Handi Almets Hyman Chautasqua Symphony Ties Verd William J. Faulkner Park Chicako Antipuist Hey Herbert Gevork Aitover Newton

Cutting Vicinity News Notes Speaker at Cutting Evening Service

Robert Van Earden of Holland Michigan will be the speaker at the Cutting evening service this week. There will be special music and multiple local visits noted with families from Hutchinson to Corry and North East. The column lists social calls, visits, birthdays, and church events across the Cutting area, including families like Bemis, Hapgood, Ohmer, Swarm, and Courtright, with notable weekend gatherings and special events.

Robert van Earden Holland, Mich Andrew Horvath Hutchhollow Max Bemis George Hapgood Park Midway Park Leo Burmer Butler Calvin Swarm Chester Swarm Corry Lee Robert de Boer Cur Maraly Harold Bemis Cecil Humphery William Bemis Ray Liddiard Larry Kathy Minneapolis Minn Ray Ohmer Glen Huberick Arthur Wallace Amos van Earden Clifford Alkens Fred Wallace Marlin Neill Charles Peltingill North East Marion Way Kenneth Janice Judy Bayle Frank Bayle Teft Earl Hugh Nye Minnesota Orpla Hapgood Bobby Spoon Ripley Larry Shampoe Glen Evans Milton Courtright George Imhoats Gordon Shampoe Donald Willey Late Willey Donald Camper American Sunday School Union al Marienville Lincon Redding Janie Way Judy Bale William Bemis Joseph Parry Harborcreek Jsan Cameron George Camper Weedsport Opney Clymer Lawrence Redding Clyde McFadden 3. Peterson Moorheadville Donald Wil Jey

Abrogation Of Contracts Is Suez Issue

EW YORK Major state in the current Suez Canal crisis is the right of a nation to abrogate a contract under the guise of nationalization says Petroleum Week. The West must distinguish nationalization from abrogation of contracts and stand on government contract principles to maintain the Western Alliance and oil interests. California had about 13 percent of its population in 1955.

York Petroleum Week Managing West U. S Middle East Miécem

No-Bar Field Hosts Kids Horse Show in Columbus

The No-Bar Riding Club announced plans for a children's horse show at its Columbus grounds next Sunday. The event runs 1 p.m. with games and classes for up to 200 horses and riders, open to children up to 18 since January 1. Free parking and bleachers, plus a refreshment stand, are provided. PONY Associated Clubs sponsors.

No-Bar Riding Club Columbus P-O-N-Y Associated

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