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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
8
An article details the formation of a local Organize Child Conservation League Circle in Alabama and nearby areas. It lists officers, members, and activities, noting community fundraising and public events to support child welfare and conservation efforts.
Two suspects from Westfield face kidnapping charges after a girl from the town was abducted. The case involves local residents and authorities pursuing leads and reporting on the alleged crime, with trials pending and statements from law enforcement.
The Columbus club meeting opened with singing and prayer led by Mrs Frank Emerson and featured reports from department heads including Miss Mitcrell Swaiisin. A long devotional poem about building bridges for the young and safeguarding youth framed the session, alongside readings, greetings from former presidents, and planning for future missionary work and highway safety efforts.
Velma West sends greetings and urges unity against cigarettes praising prohibition as a pathway to purity. She notes support from strong organizations and envisions a future where adults guide youth in moral labor, ending with prayers for wisdom and strength.
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Mr Weiss of Brie h rents part of the Corry Wrench on Bayle street across from the Condensers where he will buy all kinds of junk copper brass rags and paper stock. Second hand cars a specialty. Your patronage solicited. SU 1. Were, te TW. Haste.
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