Sunday School Programs and Christmas Plans Highlight City News
Readable notes show Sunday school exercises at St Macy J Prujudtin in Arhinkbury and Greenviller with special efforts by The Seal School. A Presbyterian pageant at Church of the Gite Wayne features a Christmas tree and gifts for the needy. Friday programs at Baptist Chapels include student recitations and carols, with a Christmas party planned Sunday afternoon. Reports mention a fatal automobile accident near Hustphipy and further church activities across the area.
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Shortest Days of the Four People Remix
The text notes the approach of decreasing daylight across weeks, detailing solstice and equinox timing with references to a period from late autumn toward late June. It mentions a shift in daylight hours and a sequence of days tied to a calendar rhythm and weather cycles.
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Missionary Society Holds Wednesday Meeting at Church
The Woman’s Missionary Society met in the church parlor on Wednesday afternoon with devotional exercises led by Mrs. West Hart. Reports highlighted a Christmas box sent to Roby Smith Children’s Home in Shoftiald, funded by the Erie Conference Home Missionary Society. A new member joined, and plans to recruit another believer to join this year were noted as part of ongoing work to spread Christianity.
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Alumni Address To High School Students Shows Mix of Colleges
An old college club program note describes alumni addressing high school students during morning classes. Speakers included Ralph Jewell of State College and others from the University of Michigan Valparaiso University University of Pennsylvania and State College, highlighting their diverse alma maters.
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Warships on guard amid Far East tension
Six American warships join five British and other Allied vessels in配置 Calton to prevent Bun Yat San and his Santhers dictatorship from disrupting the Customs House debate, per a Hong Kong dispatch republished in the Daily Mil.
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Bandit Hunt Bares Cleveland Vigilance In Olio City
Chief of Faney Dunide seeks a bandit linked to a recent large robbery in Olio city. A telegram says the fugitive may be near Corry and Parkhurst, with police unsure of exact location. Erie reports two Cleveland detectives are in pursuit. no further details available.
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Henry Ford As Santa Claus For Coolidge
Henry Ford assures President Coolidge of support and promises not to run against him. Ford’s Christmas pledge calms Coolidge aides who sought a clear commitment from the auto magnate on muscle Shoals and 1924 presidential prospects.
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Rebekah Helping Hand Club Holiday Party Summary
The Rebekah Helping Hand Club met for its holiday party at Hill yesterday. President Charles Whiteley led the meeting with about forty members in attendance. Officers elected for the coming year were Marie King as president, Louise Kittleberger as vice president, Gertrude Hhegyetuit as secretary, Tulda Wood as work committee assistant, and Eunich TeJeans as work committee assistant. Each attendee received a gift, and Mrs Whiteley was honored with a silver piece from the club. The officers will begin their work early next year. A supper was served at 4 pm.
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Swiss Bell Ringers to Perform in Two City Concerts
Swiss Bell Ringers schedule two concerts in town with an afternoon show at a local venue and an evening program featuring a special arrangement by James. Admission for the Friday show is available at a drugstore, and the events target families and young performers.
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Rebels and Federals Claim Conflicting Victories
In brief dispatches from Dipy and Veracruz, both sides report victories after desertion and retreat actions near San Marcon and San Mateo. Federal General Nartines and De la Huerta forces clash as the federals prepare a decisive westward offensive planned for Thursday or Friday. Combatants brace for further operations amid shifting control.
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Gun Club Plans Dam At Columbus Amid Fund Drive
A local gun club has launched a movement to secure a new dam at Columbus. The effort involves city officials and funding pledges from property owners. The group will seek approval at the next regular meeting of the Columbus Park Association and will coordinate with the nearby Brokensermpgark Association to discuss fundraising and project steps. Several club officers and named supporters plan to attend to push the measure forward.
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Industrial products of City show big 1922 rise
Corry reports 1922 industrial output surging with value 86 008 000 and 61 plants employing 1 381 workers. White American, American of other races, and foreign workers boosted payroll to 1 237 800 for men and 307 04 for women. Capital invested reached 5 377 700, with diverse industries including clay and glass, food, leather, textiles, tobacco, and paper supporting local employment and wages.
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Arrests May Follow Chopping of Trees At Hatchery
A historic newspaper item reports several pine and hemlock trees chopped on a state fish hatchery northwest of town. Officials vow action to stop the cutting and discuss possible arrests as they investigate the vandalism on hatchery property.
Progressives Open Fight On Russ Plans
In Washington on December 20 Progressives attacked the administration's Russian policy in the Senate. After speeches by Senator Norris and Borah condemning Secretary Hughes, a Borah resolution for full recognition was ordered referred to the Foreign Relations Committee. Borah urged a general system of aggressive measures against actions by the administration.
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Volley Ball League Still In Balance
A garbled report on a volley ball league shows confusion over scheduled games and team participation. It notes exhibitions, a proposed circuit, and a restart planned for January with teams or entrants urged to contact the director of service.
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Pretty Wedding Solemnized Last Night
Mr apdatrs NR Dickson announce the marriage of their brother Aston 1¢1 Winhtman and Hoye E Jestin at their home West Pleasant Street on Wednesday evening December 1 at 9 o clock by Rev 7A Martin. The couple were attended by Robert Glenn Dickson and Miss Gracia Mie Dick. The couple are well known in the city with many friends who extend congratulations.
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Congress Today Senate Adopts Holiday Adjournment Plan
Congress debates holiday adjournment and schedule while senators discuss Christmas season timing and arrangements. House considers similar adjournment for holidays as Edward Py and colleagues address procedural notes and public expectations.
Favors Bonus Then Tax Cut Gaining Political Momentum
Washington report outlines a push by Representative Mente Rainy of Illinois and allies in the Democratic caucus for a tax cut tied to a bonus plan. They argue taxes on wartime profits and stock dividends should be restored to finance reductions while maintaining government spending.
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Ford for Coolidge Pleasing to Wife
Albany dispatch reports Teary Ford, wife of Gerald Ford, expressing pleasure at the idea of him seeking the presidency. Ford told reporters the plan was discussed calmly and that his wife supports Coolidge, while noting he had not yet decided to run and was en route to Troy for Christmas travel.
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Train Bandit Captured After Milwaukee Robbery
Chicago dispatch reports a bandit robbed passengers and a flagman on the Pacific Limited near Milwaukee. Police say the suspect was aided by a guard and recovered about $600 in jewelry.
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PIVE STILL MISSING By Guitoe Fret THOUSTON Trial Dee 20
A search of the Capital hotel chains destroyed by fire Tuesday leaves the death toll at 46 with five still missing. Local responders pressed continue to comb debris as investigators assess causes. Officials urged caution and cooperation during the ongoing recovery effort.
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Fredonia Five in Late Game Here Friday
Fredonia's basketball team will not be called until 8 o'clock Friday night, as management announced a preparatory event with the Rogatories and Optyst petwonn. The Presbyterian and Catholic groups will meet at Sele ctncle Keen. Fredonia carries Latesa, Murphy, Sigma and other stars in a keen clash expected to draw strong interest from local fans.
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Corry Rod and Gun Club Names Officers and Awards Prizes
One of the larger attended gatherings at the Cory Rod and Gun Club’s municipal building last evening elected officers for the coming year and closed up business. The nominating committee reported a strong year ahead and prizes were awarded for fishing and hunting events. Officers include President Rev. M Lighten View, Vice President W. I Howard, Secretary and Treasurer H. W. Alverson, Trainer O. A. Stennett, with high praise for past year results.
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More Miners Strike Protests Ripple Through Pittston Area
Workers at four hundred mines remain idle as unrest spreads through the Shamokin district with reports of stoppages at Franklin, Bear Gap, and Burnside collieries. Local unions show solidarity. Miss Signe Anderton visits the area amid mounting sympathy.
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Snyder widens attack on Pinchot plans in Harrisburg
Harrisburg dispatch reports Treasurer Snyder accusing Governor Pinchot of hiding payroll costs and misusing state funds to bolster salary and patrol budgets. He cites alleged secret surveillance and abuse of power, claiming ten-year employee dismissals and threats to withhold state police salaries after January 1 to pressure policy changes.
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Livermore Absent as Inquiry Halts Over Subpoena
The Teapot Dome oil lease inquiry paused today in New York as U S Marshal failed to serve subpoenas on stock broker Jose Livermore, halting hearings while Senator Lonhro t Wisconsin chair urged continued action and Senator Walsh Montana objected.
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Missionary Society Host at Presbyterian Church Meeting
The Missionary Society was entertained on Wednesday at the Presbyterian church for the monthly missions study meeting. The large attendance reflected strong interest as the program included a memorial devotional for Myr. Heerlein, hymns, and resolutions. Mrs Burlingame reviewed chapters from the book Creative Miracles in Japan, with social time and refreshments to conclude.
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