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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1929

Page

7

Grange to Meet Saturday in Columbus

Columbus Grange No. 870 will hold its next meeting Saturday evening February 23 with an opening song remarks from Arthur Bill and a program on politics budgeting social needs and community recreation led by Brothers Dodd Rexford and Lauretta Hammond. The W C T U essay contest topics were assigned to teachers for local prize entries. John Carroll’s residence is under repair after a recent fire. P W Bates handles the work. The Men’s Club plans to meet February 26 at Perry Mead’s home. Columbus children enjoyed roasting on Mill Street and the Blue Bird Sunday School class had a sleigh ride to the Triskel home. visitors included Mr and Mrs Seward Clark and daughters from Meadville.

Columbus Columbus Grange No Rollivall Washington Lincoln Longfellow Arthur Bill Nathan Dodd Charles Rexford Lauretta Hammond W. C John Carroll P. W. Bates Perry Mead Triskel Seward Clark Louise Evelyn Meadville Grange National Bank George H. Davis Charles Titus Fred Rowse Corry Lynn Titus Charles Tiths Sidney Green Lincolnville Rouse Sparta Grange

Fish Dinner To Be Served by Troop 2 Scouts

Troop No. 2 scouts will serve a fish dinner Friday evening from 5:30 to 7:00 in the Presbyterian church dining room. Proceeds support the scouts. Dr Henry Rhodes is arrangements chairman and hopes for a large crowd.

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Legislature to Attend Hoover Inauguration in Body

Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Legislature will send its full delegation to the Hoover inauguration in Washington. About 500 officials will attend. Governor Fisher leads the PA National Guard contingent in an open car. A special train will return the delegation to Harrisburg for Monday’s edition.

United Press Harrisburg Pennsylvania Legislatire A Herbert Hoover Scratiers Washington Eeason Pisher Pennsylvania National Guard Pennsylvania Guardsmen Beyen Seits Capitol Hoover Governor Fishey W. Aterbury Worthington Scranton Howard Marlin Charles Stauffer

Epworthians Gather for Regional Institute at Erie

Funeral notice announces Ruth Nec sta Tempas of Clymer New York died yesterday in Erie hospital. She was 33, survived by husband, a son, a daughter born February 7, and sisters Laura Neckers and Mrs Walter Schruers. Field institute in Erie hosted by Rev Wayne Furman and faculty including Rev Roberts Marott Pardee Hartshorn Bell Locke Sedric McCall and others with lectures on Methodism Pageantry Missions and League Methods. Meals and lodging arranged at the church with transportation and entertainment committees coordinating events Friday night and Saturday activities in Erie.

Ruth Necsta‘Tempas Erie Tempas Anna Kooman Neckers Clymer N.Y Pempas Laura Neckers Walter Schruers Wayne Furman Edinboro Roberts Chautauqua Albert Marott Mre A. L. Pardee Mayrile C. M. Hartshorn Girard-Pa Edith M. Bell Wesle Jell W. Y W. Y. Rey A. C. Locke, Eric; Prof. Sedric McCall, Corry Mc‘Tall Helen Dahlsteath Paul Sanford Transportation Talten Mes Clarence Willys Ole

Injuries from Ax Split Foot in Sparta Township

Elliott Rogers received a painful injury when an ax glanced off while he and others moved a gas engine from a yard to a barn near his home south of Sparta Township. The cut required seven stitches, and he and his mother, residents of the farm, will have to endure a lengthy layoff.

Spartansburg Elliott Rogers Hatchtown

Would Abolish Special Police Bills Move in Harrisburg

In Harrisburg on February 19 the legislature considers several bills to abolish special police in response to a brutal miner killing at Imperial Allegheny County last week. The move follows the fatal assault that spurred demand for law enforcement reform in coal regions.

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