School News Week Activities at Columbus Assembly Review
The Columbus School News Week reports a Wednesday assembly in Room 4 led by Mr. Bonney with scripture and Lord's Prayer. Notes announce Room 2 will be dismissed morning and noon. A 4-H Club meeting occurred in Miss Damon’s room on Tuesday, and a Christmas party is planned for December 17 at John Slasford’s home. Home Economics class saw many girls finish garments and plan Christmas gifts next week. TH-Hi-Y met Friday. Blue Jackets beat Red Jackets with Edith Christensen leading, followed by cake and jello. Private skating party for Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y on December 6 at the Corry Armory. attendance urged. Others report absences, hunting tales, and student notes including Grace Mattice, Vida Ki, and Anne Mac.
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Jein Slasford
Edith Christensen
Corry
Dumors
Grace Mattice
Vida Ki
Roger
Anne Mac
Clarente
Carrie Johnson
Hele Casler
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Yale
Katherine
Triskel
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Ralph
Mica Lake
Jewelry stolen from parked car in Dayton man stops to mail letter
A Dayton jeweler visited Cleveland stopping to mail a letter. He asked police after reporting a ten minute stop that his parked car was broken into. The thief took valuable jewelry worth 1712 dollars.
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Erie Rules in Favor of Vet for City Post
Justice Kephart of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court orders Erie to appoint James J. Leach, a war veteran, as assistant building inspector over Joseph Schmid. The ruling lines up with veterans preference, reversing lower court decisions and prompting reviews of civil service lists with no appointments made this summer.
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John W. Kephart
Pennsylvia State Supreme Court
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Joseph Schmid
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Erie County
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Christmas Box Packed by Olive Hill Mission Group
The Queen Esther Standard Bearers of the Methodist Church packed a Christmas box for Olive Hill Kentucky last evening. The meeting took place at Miss Mamie and Miss Charlotte Mack’s North Center street home with a devotional led by Miss Donny Bertuni. After business and a review of the home missionary study book, Mrs Bryan Stowe read a Home Missions article and reported on a Silver Creek New York missionary convention. Refreshments were served by the hostesses and their mother. The next meeting is set for January 7 at Mrs Bart Hasbrouck’s Liberty street home.
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Home Missions Magazine
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Trim County Budget To Keep Within Tax Rate
County commissioners pledged not to raise the 7.5 mill tax rate in 1989, after reviewing a budget about $84,000 over anticipated receipts. Commissioner Thomas W. Flatley said reductions may be found to balance the budget without harming services or hospital operations. They plan to finalize by January 2 and use a short term approach until current taxes arrive.
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Thomas W. Flatley
Lyn
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Flatley
Brntley
Tinoreutosis Hospital
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Robbery at crash scene steals car from Franklin volunteer
In Franklin on December 6, Robert Snyder, 27, of Kennerdell RC 2, stopped after an accident on Victory Hill to help. Two armed men forced him to drive eight miles toward Clarion, taking $19, a $30 wristwatch, and $15 in cash from his pockets. They fled in a 1984 Toyota sedan with plate 18029, while Snyder escaped. One suspect is a white man about 5'9" with blond or red hair. the other is 5'10" white, slim, about 150 pounds.
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Kennerdell R
Bill Wherr
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Snyder
Clarion
Iysler's Cay
Poli White
State Alumni Plan New Ass'n for Penn State
United Press reports Penn State alumni group forming a new association to bind graduates across the state. Three committees study placement needs and special courses to connect students and alumni, focusing on history, survival, and Penn State’s role as the sole head-quartered institution.
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