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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1921
Page
2
The Historical Circle met yesterday at the home of President Bracken to elect officers and resume the year’s program. Topics included U S history, art, literature, citizenship, a Washington Proclamation reading, disarmament talk, and a display of European scenes from Mrs Barlow’s trip abroad plus a birthday plant for Mrs Heath.
Dr W J Grate of Chicago will speak at the First ME Church Friday evening December 16 in Corry. He has headed the Epworth League office in Chicago for years and will share his experiences with Corry's young people and invited leagues from nearby towns.
At a Corry Rod and Gun Club meeting the game supper was postponed due to low attendance and upcoming holidays. The article also reports Chief Frank denying moonshine charges connected to a suspected bootlegger, with a four-man stakeout still held at the police station.
The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during illness and death of father and grandfather Mr Lee W. H. Scrambling. Signed by Mrs Tala Schramilny, George Schram, Mog and family.
Pleasant social by the Golfer Link class of the M E Church at Ste Mlgrence Shoop’s home on South Street. Business session formed a Christmas basket plan to aid the needy, followed by cheerful entertainment and refreshments. Mrs MacDonatel could not attend. next meeting planned with Mrs Dietiel on Smith Street.
The state opened its case against Thomas Verne Rhyall accused of killing fourteen year old Clara Belle Lenox. Prosecutors secured permission for the jury to visit Greer Woods where the mutilated body was found shortly after her disappearance.
The report lists gatherings at the Methodist Church home of Mrs. Shoup, the Friendship Club at 670 Liberty Street, and the College Women’s Club on West Pleasant Street with a Christmas tree, papers on Modern Drama, and refreshments. Elks dance invitation for December 14 and a PON Chi meeting at Park Place feature Christmas trees and social games.
The family thanks neighbors and friends for flowers and kindness shown during the illness and at the passing of our wife and daughter. They acknowledge sincere expressions of sympathy from Harvey Rathbyn and Mr. and Mrs. Wo. Uasler.
The article outlines a possible Dyson family Christmas plan involving sharing gifts for a wife and children and preparing a morning gift presentation. It emphasizes family celebration and order of giving on Christmas morning.
United Press reports scattered wintry weather across the nation. Ohio and Pennsylvania may see mixed precipitation with colder temperatures in the southwest and Great Plains likely to experience clear but chilly conditions tonight.
An OCR fragment describes blood clots and faintness among winery workers or visitors, noting overwork and heat as causes. The text mentions fatigue, pale appearance, and a callout to a “Guides Papuy Mangan” with an address at 2126 Hort Pair. The piece reads like a health warning or advertisement on labor conditions and medical risk.
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