M E Christmas Program Set for Friday Evening
The annual Christmas program by the Methodist Lay School will be presented Friday at 7 30 p m in city churches. The program lists hymns, recitations, songs, and dances performed by primary and junior departments, with children including Janet Foster Doris Stowe and Patty Butters among the performers.
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Methodist Church Avil
Béverly Rauscher
Janet Foster
Janice Durham
Bobby Miller
Wilma Lumin
John Morrison
Santa Claus
Donald Schrader
Janet Stove
Mary, Silvas
Alice Reynolds
Jimmie Tanger
Lloyd Lillie
Wendall Haines
Betty Hatch
Christ
Patty Butters
Phyliss Merritt
Rosemay Dewey
Joyce Butter
Presbyterian Women In Interesting Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church met in the church yesterday with Mrs. G. W. Waggoner in charge. Mrs. A. O. Sandburg led the devotional period and the society sang Christmas carols. The program included an article Is Mormonism Changing by Mrs. A. D. Colatrove a Russian Legend by Mrs. Waggoner and a geographical survey of Persia by Mrs. C. F. Mer Cray. Hostesses served refreshments after the social period.
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Woman's Minsitoary Society of the Presbyterian Church
G.W. Waggoner
A. O. Sandburg
A. D. Colatrove
Waggoner
Persia
C. F. Mer
Cray
A. G. Buller
F. S. Austin
J. B. Patterson
Two Local Residents Injured in Falls
Two local residents were seriously injured in falls within forty eight hours. Olive Nichols, 66 Marion Street, is in Corry hospital with a fracture of the left hip from a fall at her home. Mildred Denton of Liberty Street fell on steps, injuring her foot and awaiting X ray to check for broken bones. She will stay home for a few days.
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Olive Nichols
Marion Street
Corry
Nichols
Mildred Denton
Liberty Street
Townsend Plan Tax Proposal Altered
Objections to the Townsend plan were discussed as Dr. Townsend, leaving Washington for the West, conferred with progressives in both parties and indicated willingness to modify revenue provisions. He was told the transactions tax would fall on the poor and could raise prices, harming those the plan aims to assist.
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Townsend
Washington
West
Presbyterian Sunday School Pageant Planned for Friday Evening
The Presbyterian Sunday school will present its annual Christmas program at 7:30 PM Friday. The main feature is a pageant In Bethlehem performed by church children with the Junior choir assisting. Principal roles include Dorothy Mae Rickers Martha Corbin James Hengst John Rickers Robert Corbin Burton Jourdett Arthur Morrison Robert Auer Donald Dickinson Donald Lundy Glen Bracken Jr Jacking Howard and Joan Patterson.
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Te Presbyterian Sunday School
Bethlehem
The
Church School
Dorothy Mae Rickers
Martha Corbin
James Hengst
John Rickers
Robert Corbin
Burton Jourdett
Arthur Morrison
Robert Auer
Donald Dickinson
Donald Lundy
Glen Bracken
Jr. Jacking Howard
Joan Patterson
Twenty One Firms Denied in Pennsylvania Licensing
Harrisburg Dec 19 state securities commissions report to Governor Harris shows in ten months 21 applicants to do business in Pennsylvania were denied while investigations uncovered frauds and prosecutions in several cases indicating enforcement activity across the state securities market.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Securities Commissions
Harls
Funeral Services for Mrs Sarah Olds
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Olds, 92, who died at her home after a stroke, were held Wednesday at 2:00 PM at the Broken-Keating Funeral Chapel. Rev Perry Haines officiated with prayers by Rev W A Johns. Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Relatives and friends attending included Rev Guyon Golding, Mr and Mrs Richard Cobb, Mr and Mrs William Olds with daughter and grandson, Miss Bradt, Archie Cobb, Mary Cobb, Mrs Wilson of Jamestown, Mae Field, Beaver Fulks, Mr and Mrs Lafferty, Arthur Olds and Ethel Olds.
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Rev. Perry
Haines
Guyon Golding
Watcing Glen
N. Y
Richard Cobb
William Olds
Miss Bradt
Archie Cobb
Mary Cobb
Wilson
Jamestown
Mae Field
Beaver Fulks
Lafferty
Lincolnville
Arthur Olds
Ethel Olds
Youngaville
Langer Acquitted At Trial For Conspiracy
BISMARCK North Dakota December 19 Former Governor William Langer was acquitted by a federal jury in the third trial on charges of conspiracy there today in Worth Dakota.
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