Unity of the Church preached at Wid Priman Episcopel
A large appreciative congregation heard Rev James Eelman of the Baptist church speak on The Unity of the Church during the Week of Prayer at Wid Priman Episcopal church. Services begin at 7 30 each evening with Rev Gordon Abrams to follow at St Pauls Dutl¢ram church discussing The Distracted World The nations and their rulers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cormyl
Wid Priman
James Eelman
The
Baptist Church
Mr. Eelman
St. Paul's Dutl¢ram
Rey Gordon Abrams
Stevices
Erie plans new fire station if site available
Safety Director Josephe C. Martin revealed at a school board meeting that the district might consider selling a portion of Franklin School property to fund a new engine house. Martin wants to replace Engine House No. 7 at Peach Street with a bungalow-type fire station, contending repairs to the current building exceed 1000 dollars and the site is suitable for a gas station at the Franklin location.
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Etegan
Proum
Whitry
Tire Department
Aothlind Peachers
Pranklin McHool
Josephe C. Martin
Exié
Shiptier
Marlin
Ley
Franklin
Mantin
Ubth
Peach Streets
Martin
Fitte ci
Franklin School
Voice of the People on Corry parking meter plan
A reader in Corry Pennsylvania argues for adopting parking meters in the business district to remedy congestion. He cites expert support, dismisses skeptics, and says meters would curb free parking abuse while benefiting the town’s development.
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Corry
Cory Evening Journal
Reese
Ourage
Traffe
Tate
Parole Teller on Embezzlement Count
Rupert West a 32 year old Pittsburgh bank teller was placed on five years probation by Federal Judge F P Schoonmaker after pleading guilty to embezzling 6800 from the bank The judge noted that bank clerks in similar cases often are underpaid for their trust Zeno Filta Wests attorney said he started at 60 a month in 1927 and rose to 175 a month
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Rupert West
Phtaburgh
Unon
Rush Conquiy
F. P. Schosnmaker
West
Dude Schoonmaker
Fune
Zeno Filta
Matthess Reappointed Erie County Prison Warden for 19th Year
Erie January meeting of the County Board selected Matthess as prison warden for the 19th year with the same salary of 2600 dollars. New appointments include Matron Hess deputy matron nurse Heustis chaplain Blackmore turnkeys Schute Kissell Hersperger. A prison physician post was not filled permanently amid a damage suit. three month temporary arrangement considered. Souvenir postcard sales in the U S exceed fifty million annually.
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Erie
Erie County Board
Witt
Thomas Flatey
Carl Supplier
Miles JB. Kitts
Superior Court
William H. Hist
Edwin. Gelbracht
Math Hess
Warren
Clymer School News Highlights FFA and Village Events
Clymer Central School notes December to February activities. FFA members Bal Edwards, Harold Ten Hulsen and Lorraine Holthouse were chosen for the judging team in Ithaca. Assembly featured Georgina Ballina performing dances with World and Mexico studies. Library Club plans new books funded by bake sales. English class studies newspapers and plans a visit to a paper plant. PT A hosts a Hand Times party February 3 at Central School. Fire Mice Club prepares for sleigh rides and a party, with Valentines and agricultural talks planned for February and March.
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Roger Thompson
Bal Edwards
Harold Ten Hulsen
Lorraine Holthouse
FFA
WJTN
Ito ‘Tthaca
Mr. Bridges
Amatel
Bridges
Clymer Young Menalub Club
Tub
Staundry
Georgina Ballina
Elymer Central School Assembly
Spain
Ballizio
Pulido
Library Club
Mackinley Cantor
Ned
John Masefeld
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United States
Canada
Toronto Datin Star
St. Louis
Jamestown
P.T. 4
Sch
Othe Clymer
Mies
Chesitmas Witts
Aiga
Mn. Bridges
Miss Currie
Mid Wasikachine
Clymier
North Clymer
North Clymer Club
Tingler
Lhe Roushes
Valentines
Seguringett
Week of Prayer opens with Lordship of Christ focus
Local church groups kicked off a Week of Prayer Monday, with services led by Junior and Senior C E Societies. Topics include The Lordship of Christ over the Home, Church, secular life, and the Nation, with evenings directed by various church groups.
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Lordship of Christ
Lordsip of Christ
Ie Thdividisi
C. E
Ladies’ Mission and Aid Society
Bible Claus
Young Ladies Mission Band
Dineer
Commissivn
Natiot
Clymer Bul
Chains Help A Lot For Icy Road Help
Snow and icy conditions threaten travel. A local shop urges drivers to bring their tire chains for inspection and repair and promises quick service by drive in.
Bank at Clymer Has Good Year
Bank at Clymer held its annual meeting Tuesday afternoon with the same board of directors for the coming year. The directors were G. H. Tenpas, president. Henry H. Wake, vice president. C. M. Kooman, cashier. A. Beckerink, assistant cashier. Clarence Sternberg, assistant cashier. The annual report noted one of its best years and a two percent dividend was declared.
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Chymer State Bank
Eld Jhety
Albert Necker, Jr
Benjamin W. Beckerink
Henry J. Wassink
Harry H. Wake
GH. Tenpas
Toar
A. Becker~ink
Tushier
Clarlee ‘Sternberg
Congregation Annual Meeting and Local Socials Noted
The Abe Reformed Church held its annual meeting on Thursday January 4 with Rev Timmer leading prayer and readings. Elder and deacon elections were recorded, finances praised, and repairs planned. Community events included sleigh ride by the Clymer district faculty and a math class gathering, plus multiple Christmas dinner and visiting guests events near local families.
Abbe Reformed Church Services and Meetings
Church notices list Abbe Reformed morning worship at 10 90 with Rev Ger vit Thuner preaching. Evening service at 7 80 led by Senior Lenten sermons and a consistory meeting scheduled January 18 at 8 o'clock. Methodist Church announcements show Sunday school at 10:60 morning worship at 11 500 with Rev Ralph Findley, and prayer meetings midweek. Norit Clymer announces Sunday school at 10 and evening service at 7 90 as second week of special meetings with Rev Ralph Pingley preaching.
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Aeumon
Popit
Robert Wassink
Byty
Toplc
Dorolyr
Ladies ‘Mission
Ald Goviety
Ihe
Methodist Church
Ralph Findley
Jesus Christ
Dinier Boyarth
Chris
Norit Clymer
Fidelis Class Holds Aqoyable Meeting
The Fidelis class held an enjoyable meeting Monday evening after prayer services at the parsonage with Mrs. Gerrit Timmer. Mrs. Margaret Vander Schaaf was in charge. plans to sell metal sponges again this year with Mrs. Mildred Warnshouse were discussed. The class meets monthly except July and August when a picnic honors alumni members. Roll call responses included a Scripture verse. Officers elected: president Mildred Wiggers, vice president Mildred Winnnhouse, secretary Lugg Wiggers, treasurer Bernice Tewchnicle. Four new members were received. a lovely Jensen Cupper was served. Ralph Tompson and Gerald Kine left for Cornell University to begin studies after holidays with local families.
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Lineus Ciess
Gerrit ‘Timmer
Margeret Vander Schaaf
Mildred Warnshouse
Mumni
Rell
Mildred Wiggers
Midred
Winnnhouse
Lugg Wiggers
Reacher
Ber
Nice
Jansen Gupper
Honor Roll At School For December Observed
December honor roll lists High Honor and Honor recipients across grades. Names include Clarence Hellenap Annie Hi Velma King Reply Luce Viole Te Windele Virginia Vriavik and many others with extensive lists for both high school and eighth grade. The report also notes a birth at the Corry hospital and a Junior C F meeting with officers elected before the regular session.
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Rell Fe
Clarence Hellenap
Annie Hi
Velma King
Reply Luce
Viole Te Windele
Virginia Vriavik
Maxine Wallace
Nyla Wallace
Ruby Brows
George Ouristeisen
Audrey Dulnk
Ciltone Emory
Pranées Emory
Lois Behel—man
Virgina Fromknecht
Edward Gabriel
Marilyn Gabriel
Delo Gravink
Emogene Guorem
Sam Greters
Schrujers
Pauline Smith
Dale Spencer
Donald Spitzer
Harold Tenkinsen
Maurice Turner
Bessie VanBarden
Paral Wallace
Maynard Wallace
John Weeks
Rosemary Williams
Presidin Motik of Gene
In a fragmented report a person named Presidin Motik appears amid garbled text including references to Gene and a numeric sequence. No clear event or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary OCR notes on trial testimony and pathologist June
The readable fragments depict a court proceeding with testimony from a pathologist and counsel as the trial unfolds. The garbled text references the attorney, prosecution, and witnesses, implying detailed expert input and ongoing judicial discussion.
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Gerry
Emmanuel Church
Pigre
Voice of the People
United Press
Erie County Prison Board
Flatley
Rexall
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