Wild Flora of Pennsylvanias Subject of Fine Talk
The discussion featured botanists and local figures presenting on native flora at a meeting in Corry. Speakers including Mrs. Roberts and Mr. Bert Roberts shared insights on plant specimens and field observations. The club plans its annual Christmas party at Sarah Powell’s home, with a tree and banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Maura
Moe
Scheillinmnutz
Fareei
Uimmek Smith
Lenis
Corry
Raye Avery Inn
Roberts
Anlartin
Bert Roberts
Elchahges
Corry Bie
Seattle
Thu Quaeros
Dart
Hell
Iime
Migs
Sarah Powell
Christ
Katherine Pattersin Bene
Edgar Guest
DL Jolegroye
Coolidge Message of Interest to British
The article notes President Coolidge showing favorable views on British efforts amid calls for armament reduction. It mentions debates over tariffs and morality in government. It also discusses hopes the United States will support a coming international disarmament conference despite Coolidge signaling focus on armament concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Quneu
Coolidue
Woolide
United States
America
Mrs Will Thilder Travels to Erie for Consultation
Mrs Will Thilder went to Erie this month to consult a specialist. The brief note records her travel for a medical consult and indicates plans for further steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Thilder
Erie
Corry Minister Goes To Japan as Missionary
Gordon Aenner former pastor of the Pentecostal Assembly will sail December 26 for Japan to spend the remainder of his life as a missionary. The mission post, Hig station, is at Tokioku in the eastern island. Many friends regret his departure, and God speed is wished. He will preach his farewell sermon December 10 at 7 200 at the Pentecostal Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Aenner
Pentecostal Assembly
Japan
Tokioku
Woman Killed Crossing at Central Avenue Tracks
Mrs Louise Morrison of 154 King Street was struck and killed by a freight train on Central Avenue near the New York Central crossing. She appeared to be walking north toward the Lake Shore and did not see the locomotive in time to avoid the impact. Police could not learn witnesses’ names as they disappeared. she is identified by a bark book.
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Morrison
Vis Martin’ W. Link
Ou4
Central Avenue
Historical Circle Weekly Meeting Details
Historical Society members held a regular weekly meeting in the Library Building. Mrs. Kate Keim and Mrs. Wesley Menard read chapters, a talk covered Holland history events, and Mrs. Burlingame presented Lafayette's Westfield visit. The group planned its annual Christmas party for Tuesday evening at 6:30 at Mrs. Wesles Howard's home.
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the Historical Society
Kate Keim
Wesley Menard
Molland
E. Shoop
Holland
Burlingame
General Lafayette
Westfield
Relics of Nile Valley People Displayed at University College
A display at University College presents relics of ancient Nile valley inhabitants dating back about 14 000 years. The exhibit highlights artifacts and digging history, inviting public viewing at the campus Lenin venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helles
Valley of the Nile
University College, Lenin
Ocean O Deep Sea Water Drink Promises Rheumatism Cure
A vintage advertisement touts Ocean O as a powerful drink that mirrors blood minerals found in deep sea water. It claims mineral elements restore alkaline blood, boost vitality, and fight rheumatism by distributing nutrients to glands nerves and organs. It promises a money back guarantee if not effective.
Ocean-Ohuman remedy promises vital minerals in blood
An advertisement touts Ocean0 as a vitalizing mineral solution. It claims the bottle contains ten fluid ounces and dosing is one teaspoonful or one tablespoonful twice daily, with money-back satisfaction if not helped. Downey and druggists sell it nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downey
Lubabazar Big Success at Annual Church Benefit
The Opportunity Club held its annual buganr nd supper yesterday in the Presbyterian hotel parlors. Booths displayed fancy work aprons and articles while a spinster menu fed over two hundred guests in the gymnasium. The event raised a large sum to be used for church needs.
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Opportunity Club
Presbyterian Ehotels
Thanksgiving visitors and family notes in Corry area
Thanksgiving gatherings are reported across Corry and nearby towns. Many families including the Smell, Mead, Spoon, Jaquith, DeJean, Young, Cartie, and Jaquith clans shared holiday meals and visits with relatives such as Ralph Smell, Anna Spoon, and Mrs. Roy Poole. Local travel and hospitality are noted with several households hosting relatives from Columbus, Rochester, and Wrightsville.
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Blue Eye
Prince Lewis
Ralph
John Smell
PK Mead
Albert Sandburg
Endeavor
Claude Johnson
Lottaville
Wo Burch
Maud Garrier
Corry
Bpf
Poole
Columbus
Charles Sandburg
Rochestep
Henny Jaquith
Jaquith
Seth Strand
Dani Taquith
Cahannus
Roy DeJean
Pk, Mead and Family
Jack Young
Meriry
Chester Grover
Roy
DeJean
Slaughter
Sarah
Cony
Jaquitty
N. Carrien
Willnw
Saturtay
Ray Cartier
Wrights Ville
MN. Cartier
Ray Thomas
Union
Prince
Chererice Laan
Roy Poole
Margaret Sandburg
Florence
Helen Mead
Andrew Christenson
Pine Valley
Leon Spoon Roy Delean
Vern Pratt Tre
Leslie Wells
Cleve Pereham
Jennie Wall
Carry
Mro
Mel
Will Burch
Dan Jaquith
Columnus
Ed Jaquith
Menry Jaquith
Minuie Stearns
Mary Stigh
Martha Donaldsons
Siping Heck
Whi Burch
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Quaero Club
Charles Roberts
Save Wi
Rexall
Condra Pharmacy
Penna
Dunkirk
Historical Circle
Samuel P. Salter & Son, Inc
Philadelphia
Pew
Lubbazaar
Ladies OF
St Thomas Church
Cameron Building
Beng Si
Toy Land
Santa
J. A. Lanston
N. Center St
Bell
Building and Loan Association
F. E. York
Corry Building and Loan Association
Ajax Building
Barlow
Santa Claus
Armstrong
China
Washington
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