Youth in Crash Left in Unconscious State
Mrs. P H MacDonald reports serious auto crash involving her grandson John William som of Chicago while returning from Michigan State College. Car sideswiped by another vehicle, collisions with an oncoming car caused vehicles to burst into flame. Williamson remained unconscious with doubtful recovery. other injured in hospital. Also notes Lucinda Groters visiting home in Clymer.
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John Williamson
P. H. MacDonald
S. Center’ Street
Chi
South Center Street
John Williamsom
Chicago
Michigan State College
Williamson
Golleys
Lansing
Mich
MacDonald
Wood Chopper in Exhibition by Pittsfield Contenders
Pittsfield spectators watched a log chopping demonstration at A. O. Sandburg store on Hast Main Street where world champion Peter McLaren challenged locals to beat his time. David Spetz nearly matched the champion, missing by a narrow margin as McLaren completed a fourteen inch log in one minute. Tulvis Spetz and David Spetz, brothers, competed but failed to win the $50 prize for beating half again the champion’s time.
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Pittsfield
David Spetz
Peter McLaren
A. O
David and
Tulvis Spetz
Pittafield
McLaren
Caddy School to Open at Corry Country Club
Tony Joy, captain of the candies at the Corry Country Club, will ope his Caddy School on Saturday morning. Any city youth over 14 interested in caddying at the oval club should contact the local captain. Mrs. Fred Ross is away in Cleveland. Mrs. R. A. Hook led a Baptist Missionary Society meeting at Mrs. George Thomas’s Fairview home. The group studied From Jerusalem to Jerusalem, chapter four.
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Tony Joy
Corry
Oval Club
Fred Ross
Cleveland
R. A. Hook
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
George ‘Thomas
Fairview Street
Jerusalem
Nature’s Warning Signals of Ill Health
A reflection on how poor appetite, fatigue, weakness, and skin troubles signal illness. The text frames ill health as a burden to body and mind and urges listening to Nature’s warnings as pleas for help.
Funeral services for Hiram Weber
Private funeral services for Hiram Weber, former Corry resident, who died suddenly at his Zanesville Ohio home, were conducted at 2 PM by Rev. Lyle D. Utts of Emanuel Episcopal Church. Services were at Alexander & Company funeral parlors with relatives and close friends present. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery. Attending hearers included Jaco Freno, John I. Colegrove, Clyde Cools, O. B. Doane, Emmett Colegrove, and Merrill Wilcox. Lucile Bronson of Cleveland attended.
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Hiram ’. Weber
Corry
Zanesville
Ohio
Lyle D. Utts
Eimmanuel Episcopal Church
Alexander & Company
Pine Grove
Jaco Freno
John I. Colegrove
Clyde Cools
Kruschen Salts Fat Loss Claim In Airy Ad
A New York woman claims a single 85 cent bottle of Kruschen Salts helped her lose 14 pounds, with notes of energy gains and reduced fatigue. The ad urges taking one half teaspoon in hot water each morning, suggests cutting starches, and promotes the product as a cure for constipation and indigestion.
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N. Y
Ames& Co
Condra's Pharmacy
America
Children’s Day Exercises Move to High School Auditorium
First Methodist Episcopal Church observes Children’s Day at 11 o clock in the High school auditorium due to church decorators occupying the church auditorium. The annual service draws a large crowd, so seats are assured as the committee rehearses this week for a fine program. Mrs Mary Parrish and grandsons from Tinico City visited local friends today.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary Parrish
Leslie, Jr
Raymond
Tiniou City
A B Ladies Aid Society Meeting Report
Twenty members of the United Brethren Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Ross Fleming's home for the usual session. Plans were made for a Mother and Daughters banquet at the church on Wednesday evening June 18. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Elbert Bush. A supper at six thirty is planned for Friday June 13 to benefit the church. Committees were appointed and refreshments served after the meeting.
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Unites Brethren Ladies Aid Society
Ross Fleming
Mother and Daughters
Elbert Bush
Corry High School Health Feature Graduates Thirty Sixth Class
The sixty six students of Corry High School celebrate the sixty sixth commencement with diplomas in a large evening ceremony. Parents and relatives fill the gym as the senior class, in gowns, present a program including oration by Doris Jane Monor and a masterful address by Rev Rank A W First Methodist. The feature highlights school policy, history, and the community’s pride in the graduates.
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Corry High
Love
Canion
Ralph
Chen
Gra High School
Ache
Senichestra
Murray
Rank A. W
Doris Jane Monor
Corry
Sing
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