Reception Planned for New St. Paul’s Pastor Friday
The St. Paul’s Lutheran church congregation prepares a Friday reception in the church basement for Rev Few and Mrs P Hildebrand and family. Erie Conference president Dr Sheldon Schweikert led the installation at Sunday morning service. Corry ministers and wives invited to attend with a program of entertainment and refreshments.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
P. Hildebrand
Corry
Sheldon 5. Schweikert
Erie Conference
Brie
Dr. Schweikert
Eye Injuries and Tool Safety Highlight Ophthalmology Report
Ophthalmology notes describe 1809 foreign bodies removed from eyes with steel making up 98 percent of objects. Glass, lead, and stone also appear. Most steel cases stem from defective tools as chisels cause particles to fly into workers' eyes. Advocates include inspecting tools and using nonbreakable goggles to protect vision.
Deyoe, Corry Pioneer, Dies After Ill Years
Mrs Emma Luella Deyoe longtime Corry resident died at her home 34 West Columbus Avenue after a brief decline. Born Wilson New York March 21 1864 she moved to Corry with her parents at age twelve. She married Willis M Deyoe January 1 1885 and would have marked 58 years of marriage on New Year’s Day. Survived by two daughters Mrs Cone of Corry and Mrs Archie Taylor of Detroit and three sons Clarence Charles and Merritt all of Corry plus nine grandchildren. She was active in the Women’s Relief Corps and earned a Red Cross service pin for submitting over fifty sterilized garments recently.
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Emma Luella Deyoe
Willis M. Deyoe
West Columbus Avenue
Joh Cone
Corry
Archie Taylor
Detroit
Mich
Clarence
Charles
Merritt
Seek Addresses Of All Corry Boys In Service
The Ene Women's Victory Club asks families to supply definite addresses of Corry and nearby service members. Mail to the Women's Central War Activities Committee at the Municipal Building or call the Golden Rate Club offices to provide information. Cooperation of relatives is gratefully received.
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Ene Women's Victory Club
Corry
Iso
Women's Central War Activities Committee
Golden Rate Club
The Last Frontier and Inflation Bloc analyzed in wartime editorial
A wartime editorial compares Pacific fighting to old Indian wars as Americans press westward and notes the bloc system driving inflation. It highlights labor and farm blocs shaping policy, tax implications for the middle class, and cautions against expansive agricultural price plans without careful congressional action.
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Pacific
Europe
Africa
Solomons
New Guinea
Iabor
Washington
Congress
Twenty Years Ago As Taken From Journal Files
A brief note indicating this paper date is missing from the Journal files and references twenty years past as recorded in archived journal entries.
Barbados Meaning Behind the Island Name and 500 Club Event
The article explains Barbados name origins linked to beard like fig trees. It notes Garfield as a left handed United States president, and describes a 500 Club Christmas party with Mrs Pablo Blake hosting. Winners include Mrs Dorr Clark Mrs Waller McElroy and Mrs John Sheahan for cards and Mrs Marel Kolstee for the Wraveling prize.
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James A. Garfeld
Pablo Blake
Garfield
United Entertains
Paul Blaha
Dorr Clark
Waller McElroy
John Sheahan
Concord Teachers Hold Annual Christmas Dinner
Teachers from Concord gathered for a Christmas dinner at Bits Tuesday evening. The room featured festive favors arranged by Miss Ann Wolford and others. Mrs. Charlotte Wolfe hosted guests at her home after the meal in holiday decor.
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Concord
Concer
Bits
Ann Wolford
Elizabeth Ranney
Eva Kepler
Ann Baressi
Miss Hucp
Charlotte Wolfe
Belen Fordyce
Virginia Ross
Local Veterans and Oddities From Early Records
J W Pappy Diehl of Renedry county Florida has four sons in the U S Army and a son in the Navy. He recently attached a bull to a homemade trailer and collected 590 pounds of scrap rubber. A noted early explorer Chevalier De la Verendiye is said to be among the first whites in the area now known as Montana.
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J. W. “Pappy” Diehl
Renedry County
Plorids
U. S
Montana
Chevalier de la Verendiye
Canada
Before Hitler a German hero was Bismarck in war and peace
The piece praises Count Otto von Bismarck as Germany’s favored leader before Hitler, noting his unification of Germany and early decisive wars, while criticizing the later wars and urging peacemaking Germans to revere a new type of hero over blood and iron.
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Hitler
Germany
Count Otto von Bismarck
Bismarck
Miller
Washington
Lincoln
John Lawson Honored Before Military Service
Mr. and Mrs. Elof Dahl hosted a party at their East Pleasant Street home Monday evening to honor John Lawson who is entering military service. Guests enjoyed cards and games and later refreshments. Lawson received a gift from friends.
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John Lawson
Elof Dahl
East Pleasant Street
Mr. Lawson
Memorial Details for Mrs. Watson’s Relative
The obituary notes four great grandchildren and two sisters, Mrs. Sarah Watson and Mrs. Martha Barton. Funeral services will be held from the home Friday afternoon at two o'clock.
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Sarah Watson
Martha Barton
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