Union Prayer Services Continue Across Churches
A Union prayer meeting at Alliance church drew a large crowd with speaker Mr. McGarvey portraying Jesus as the doorway to God’s kingdom. The series continues this week with services planned at First Methodist, Alliance church, Salvation Army hall, United Brethren, and Baptist churches amid weather challenges.
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Jesus
Christ
Satan
God
Ailiance Church
Salvation Army Hall
United Brethren Church
The
Baptist Church
Poison Booze Unleashes Sudden Death in Jersey City
In Jersey City a deadly tainted liquor caused instant collapse. witnesses described one man after another falling to the floor in minutes. Chemists analyze the liquor as authorities investigate the saloon scene and motive amid reports of multiple deaths.
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Jersey City
Grape Crop Valued Over Five Million in 1922 Belt
Browers of the Chautauqua and Erie grape belt report a 1922 crop worth about 5.4 million dollars from 78,570 tons. With 6,517 railroad cars carrying 66,140 tons locally and 62435 tons shipped abroad, plus 2,705 tons in jams to juice factories and 14,560 tons via wagon, the belt yields reflect 18 4 percent of the year’s crop.
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Dunkirk
Chautauqua and Erie
Tellegen rejects chance for reconciliation after divorce suit
United Press reports in San Francisco that Tellegen denied sending roses to his former wife Geral dine Farrar in Lynn Massachusetts and stated he saw no chance for reconciliation. Farrar has filed for divorce while Corry City issues bonds on sewer projects with redemption dates and payment at the City Treasurer in Corry Pennsylvania.
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United Pres
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Francisco
Janis—Low Tellegen
Geraldine Farrar
Lynn
Mass
Tellegen
Miss Farrar
Corry
East Main Street
West Smith Street
Municipal
Penn
Mines Close As Storm Grips Coal Fields
Storms paralyze Coal Field operations as mines suspend output and transport. Officials report widespread delays and dangerous conditions delaying next shifts and expected recovery in the coming days. Local communication networks interrupted, hindering coordination and safety efforts.
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Storm Grips
Progressives Lose Senate Vote On Wildlife Issue
Washington dispatch reports the progressives suffered their first setback in the Senate over wildlife policy. The Noctis bill was set aside as Sapper and Lemont-Anderson backed a different measure, narrowing the progressive bloc on the issue.
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Tay United Pron
Washington
Senate
Sapper and Lemont-Andersos Credit Fewsires
Obituary for Jay Neil Tingley at Wey Valley church
The funeral for Jay Neil Tingley, age twenty one years and three months, who was killed while working for Corry Asphalt Light Company, was held January 8 at Wey Valley United Presbyterian Church. Rev. Drigcol and Rev. C. Plate led services. grave rites by Rev. Filer of Chicago and others. He was married November 28, 1930 to Wilma Randolph of Randolph, NY. Numerous local friends and family attended, with mixed quartet singing and hymns “Late in the Arms of Jesus” and “Meet You in the Morning.” He was a longtime member of the Wey Valley church and is survived by his wife and mother, among others.
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Jay Neil Tingle
Corry ‘Aslecttie Laight Company
Wey Valley
Wayne Valley
Jesus
Neil
REGAINS ALL WEIGHT LOST WITH TANLAC CLAIM
Mrs CE Clark of 243 Green Paster Pa reports Tanlac restored her health after stomach trouble gas and weight loss. She describes faint spells and throat lump easing after six bottles and says she has regained all lost weight and feels fine. Tanlac advertised as available at druggists.
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CE. Clark
Green Paster
St. Louis
Toniz
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Donation Hill
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Frouativon
Theney Lewis
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Brownell. Shoe Company
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Brownell Shoe Company
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