Christian Science Church marks 100th year observance
The Christian Science Church announces a yearlong centennial program led by The Mother Church Boston. Highlights include a global speaking tour by The Christian Science Monitor editor in chief Erwin D. Canham, a new book A Century of Christian Science Healing, and a Church Center construction plan. The movement traces to 1866 and Mary Baker Eddy, with 3300 branches in over 50 countries and a large healing ministry. The centennial will feature land clearance for a 15 acre church center, extensive reading rooms, and a vast dispersion of lectures and communications worldwide.
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Boston
Christian Science Monitor
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Australia
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Armed Services Ministry
Local Red Cross Chapter Honored and Scout Meeting Notice
Twelve Corry Chapter American Red Cross directors attended a meeting at the YMCA where national Red Cross awarded certificates to Corry and Lawrence Anderson for 1966 United Fund campaign achievements. Embert Earle presented the honors and reported on a Buffalo regional blood meeting and disaster work. Scouters will meet monthly to discuss scouting and view new materials at the National Guard Armory. Richard T. Albrecht will attend to recruit paid Red Cross staff. Interviews in Buffalo on March 7 for field roles, with further announcements forthcoming. Refreshments were served.
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Corry
American Red Cross
YMCA
National Red Cross
Lawrence Anderson
United Fund
Embert Earle
Buffalo
Earle
Richard T. Albrecht
Washington Trail Council
Boy Scouts of America
National Guard Armory
East Washington Street
Meadville
Frank Dodd
Red Cross
Ae Don Williams
The Suffering Christ
Reverend Virgil P. Endsley preaches on Isaiah 50 5 10 detailing Christ suffering for humanity. The talk cites Matthew 26 67 Romans 6 23 and John 3 16 to explain why Jesus endured scourging crucifixion and death for believers.
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Virgil P. Endsley
Wheelock Community Church
Isaiah
Israel
Lord Jesus Christ
Christ
Caiphas
Kinzua Recreation Sites Planned for Reservoir Use
Warren county officials announce a 2 million recreation program for the Kinzua Dam reservoir to be ready by next summer. Plans include five boat launches, five campgrounds, two picnic areas and a bathing beach with future expansion to 85 miles long and 3,800 boats. Sites at Wolf Run Cornplanter Bridge Sugar Run New Devil's Elbow Dunkel Corners Handsome Lake Hopewell and Kinzua Beach outlined with parking, primitive campsites and scenic overlooks.
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Kinzua Dam
Lee K. Kelley
Allegheny National Forest
Allegheny River
Kinzua
Salamanca
Kelley
Wolf Run
Cornplanter Bridge
Dew Drop Run
Sugar Run
New Devil's Elbow Bridge
Dunkel Corners
Red Bridge
New Devil’s Elbow Bridge
Kinsutha
Handsome Lake Landing
Hopewell Landing
Sugar Bay
Old State Park
New Route 59
Dew Drop
Kine Zua Beach
Clymer PTA To Welcome Carmell Basile Talk
The Clymer PTA regular meeting is set for Monday February 28 at 8 PM in the school cafeteria. Carmell J Basile director of the Chautauqua County Probation Department will discuss parental responsibility toward children. Past and present presidents will be honored. Devotions by Rev Lynn Ostrander. Open tours for fifth grade Industrial Arts and Agriculture rooms from 7 20 to 8. Hosts are kindergarten mothers. Mr and Mrs George Cataldo and their children of Ontario N Y visited with Mrs Mabel Schruers.
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PTA
Carmell J. Basile
Chautauqua County Probation Department
Lynn Ostrander
George Cataldo
Ontario
Mabel Schruers
Family News from Fredonia and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs James Sullivan of Fredonia and Mrs Gertrude Gravink spent Monday at Cuyahoga Falls Ohio with Mr and Mrs Dennis Callaghan Dennis is a surgical patient in Akron Mr and Mrs Marion Gallup returned home Saturday after several weeks in Florida Rev Tunis Miersma accompanied young people to Holland Michigan Monday where they spent Tuesday on Hope College Campus Those who attended were Miss Gwynne Bailey Miss Celia Hogenboom Douglas DeShazer Tom Miersma Mr and Mrs Carlyle Neckers and Craig motored to Ohio Sunday afternoon to visit their son and brother Bruce Neckers who is attending Columbia University Shop Your Corry Stores
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Fredonia
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Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
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Akron
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Florida
Tunis Miersma
Holland
Mich
Hope College
Gwynne Bailey
Celia Hogenboom
Douglas DeShazer
Tom Miersma
Carlyle Neckers
Craig
Bruce Neckers
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