Christmas Eve Notices and Local News Highlights
A mixed Christmas roundup reports rail and postal service changes, radio programs, local honors, and weather notes. Highlights include service resumption after a postal disruption, a Coast Artillery transfer to the Philippines, a foot injury from a rail accident, and Christmas trees donated to Gerry Hospital with a hospital radio for patient comfort.
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Gerry Hspital
Birthday party honors Mrs Schrevers at Clymer Center
Mr and Mrs Emmett Patchen attended a birthday party for Mrs Hannah Schrevers at Clymer Center. Schrevers, aged 85, received a sunshine box from her children grandchildren and great grandchildren. A noon dinner followed with many local visitors from De Wittville French Creek and Clymer.
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Pronci Creek
Emmett Patchen
Patchen
Hannah Schrevers
Clymer Center
Schravers
Deivitt Ville
French Creek
Clymer
George Lyon
Dewittville
Eugene Estus
Jay More
Misa Alice Bolt
Laura Gleason
Sherman
W. W. Whitney and Son
Wilford
Tri
Leslie Fardink
Floyd Myrink
Will Crusélbrinis
Jamestown
Quinn Smith
Wirren
Clyde Courtright
Corty
Elmer Bennink
Hiram Beckeriall
H. Beckerink
Mayville
Dairyman's League
Cutting Town Hall
Louis Proestier
Chris Gravink
Corry
Santa Claus
Cutting School
Christias
Waterford
Estus
Willis Cady
Merle Te Winkle
Norval Reed
Garrett Harmelvine
Sumdlay
Ravlin Hill School
Frederick Vander Schraft
Leon Emery
Erie
George More
Fred
Dave More
Highbard
Roy Davis Hs
Hubbard
Buffalo
Haartess
Frank Boyle
Leslie Pardini
John Beckerini
Janet
Leslie Pardinks
Jay Mote
Gorry
Five Radio Features On Christmas Day
A 1931 United Press listing outlines five radio features across networks NBC CBS and associated stations. Entries include Metropolitan Opera at 7:55 p m and light opera gems at 4:00 p m with conversions by an orchestra. A pageant featuring Toada Sel del closes the lineup at 10:30 p m on WHAF NBC network.
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United Press
WBAF
NBC
Metropolitan Oper
CBS
WEAP
WABC
Toada Seldel
Theatre of the Nin
Christmas program draws large crowd at First Methodist
Last night's event in the First Methodist Episcopal Church filled the Sunday school room to seat all attendees. The children's program featured a varied mix of numbers and a pleasing pantomime Why the Chimes Rang. The cathedral front with lighting enhanced the production. Next Sunday includes a Happy Sunday Evening service with a stereopticon lecture showing how children live abroad. Janet Foster will sing Jesus Loves Me, Floris Decker adds a Christmas prayer. Public urged to arrive early for good seating.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Janet Foster
Jesus Loves
Floris Decker
Christmas Program at Blue Eye Church Draws Local Attendees
The Blue Eye and Weber schools staged a large Christmas program at the Blue Eye church featuring recitations songs and plays. Parents and neighbors from Corry and Pint Valley attended while Santa Claus distributed treats to children.
Jaquiths Entertain Relatives This Weekend
Mr and Mrs Henry Jaquith hosted guests including Vern Athi from Mdjoute Sunday Mira and John Aekerson at Mrs Ployd Griswold in Corry Saturday afternoon Irving Briggs visited Bee Saturday Mr and Mrs Will Burch visited Corry Thursday afternoon Ray Griswold of Arie spent the weekend with Martha Griswold and Henry Jaquith entertaining two sisters and their family from One.
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Blue EY
Bec
Grant Hoss
Will Armstrong
Corry
John Rickerson
Thal Wee
WM Burch
St. Mar
Tin
Mary Martin
Ber Linke
Blue Bye
I ‘Weber
Life Girls Ofoth Schools
Ree
Wise Men
Mary Haumphrey
Henry Jaquith
Webber School
John Kiel
Qquith
Santa Claus
Helen Ketlar
Margaret Zambaric
Christmay Lesson
Webber
Way
Mrs. Madison
Blue Eye School
Sophia Borsa
Anna Jalniobe
Anna Kuzma
Pitts
Joe Carter
Pint Valley
Charles Sandburg
Parl
McCray
Fate
Penry Mead
Columbus
Martha Griswold
Westfield
Mors
Athi
Mira
John Aekerson
Willis and Associates Win Major Damages Verdict
The Ohio Supreme Court awarded Ry Hunter Willis former treasurer and general manager of the National Erie Company and associates damages totaling 2,701,971.97 against the O’Delight Maxhine Company. The decision was announced in Columbus, Ohio.
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Laval
Ry Hunter Willis
National Erieompany, and Associates
Oldeyid Maxshine
Dledialam
Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus
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Berle Filer
Wag
Tony
New York Stack Exchange
Sistine Choir
Rome
Old Trinity
Nndsight
Hoover
Tomorrow
Orin
Waite
Floyd
West Main Street
North Center Street
J. Conelly
Erie Railroad
Satumanes
N.Y
Salamanca Hospital
Meadville
George MacDonald
Tees
Senon
Frank A. Bogivt
Coast Artillery Chaos
48Th Coast Artillery
Fort Barrancas
Pla
Philippine Gepartment
New York
Manila
Pinehut
Crawford
Clarion
Forest
Lawrence
Menver
Venango
Warren
Paul Whiteman
Bebe Daniels
Miss Daniels
Ollywood
Whiteman
Chicago
Souther
Georgia Tech
Arthur Christie
Washington, D. C
Col. Christie
MC. A
Washington
American University
Capital
St Thomas Church
Hannah Sehmers
M. E
Uecolds
Blue Eye Church
Ble Eye
Blue Eye
Christ
Kathryn Motule
Lizaie Zamiborle
Sarah
Ellen Inquith
Kris Kringle
Jennie Way
Bybry Heart
Bertha Lewis
Anna Racha
June Lewis
Stinta’s Helpers
Margaret Motlitt
Shepherd Lad
Welttier
Tedy Kieler
Dolly
Sarah Jaquith
Merry Bells
Wealver
Samantha
Esther Umphrey
Helen Miktuk
Meg
Mildred
Lewis
Mary Motu
Sally
Milen
Jaquith
Josh Pondel
Mason
Ping
Mr. Way
Beynive
Virginia
Hrudison
Rew
Helen Borsa
Pyramid Building
Blue Rye School
Santa
Walter Bor- Mra
Waly and
Mes
Madie
Seasons Greetings
Hinds
Woodburys
Woodbury
Fae Wicks
Pinkham Comp
Absorbine, Jr
Lie
Keister
Willis, Associates
Center St
Corry, Pa
Spirit of Universal Brotherhood
Voice
Bettween
Shepherds of
Palestine
Sage
Christmas
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
Pennsylvania
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