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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1924

Page

7

Pension Plan Adopted by General Assembly of Presbyterian Church

Grand Rapids meeting approves a group pension plan for all church workers. If adopted by 9000 churches, ministers and staff could receive half their average salary as an annuity at age 66 after 30 years. The plan funds come from 2.5 percent tax on ministers’ salaries and 7.5 percent from congregations. The effort includes a $16 million fundraising drive and supports international church outreach under the New Fry movement.

General Assembly Grand Rapids F. E. Whittlesey Presbyterian Church Grand. Rapids Mich Whittlesey Missionarion Wall. Mays Ahso Robert Lancing Stats Aeed Vly General Axembly New Fry Columbus Ohio William Ivan Foulkes Court of International Justice Iit Board, of Christian Education Arctic Citelé Cub

Marriage notes signal a match for Sheik Abdulla

Fragmentary OCR hints at a wedding market with Sheik Abdulla and a likely match. Names appear as Shelle Abdulla and moracen or inglors variants, with scattered references to American involvement and bells in a ceremony.

Abdulla

Expressive Puritan offspring noted for remarkable wines

A fragment cites Expressive 'Name Che children of Puritan origins making notable wines. It mentions Roger Clap descendants with reputation as experts in production and supply. Readability and context are limited, but the text hints at early colonial wine craft and lineage.

Che Onliy Puritan Saptor Amverion Roger Clap Yoo Wattatill

Completion of Thirty-Eighth High School Course Highlights

The 1924 graduation program honors valedictorian Ruth Alberta Anderson who discusses Progressive Education as a path to freedom and responsibility. Principal Milo L. Brown thanks staff, while Board President Maude Barnes presents diplomas to graduates including Everett E. Bellen, Charles J. Mackman, Max L. Blakesloe, and others.

Fabery Ruth Alberta Anderson Educa Tors Milo’ L. Brown Hikl Threy Tim Maudge. Barnes Board of Education Everett IE. Bellen Charles J. Mackman

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound testimonial

Sharon Vermont resident Mia Lewis Trombley credits Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending back and bearing down pains and fatigue. She keeps a bottle on hand and urges others to try it, saying it helped her in every way. Also mention of Beth Mann from Brooklyn who felt restored after use and urged belief in the medicine.

Sharon Vermont Neal Lydia Pinkham Mia Lewis Trombley Lydia H. Pinkhams Haut Mann Greene Ave Brooklyn N.Y

Mildred 7% Henry and Class of 17 Readers

Graduation ceremony notes list Mildred and numerous seniors with initials and titles. The text mentions reception, honors, and a formal sending forth as the class completes term activities. Names tied to the Senior line appear with credentials and congratulatory remarks.

Columbus News Notes Church Activities and Local Obituary

Columbus notes list Sunday services at Community church with pastor Rev Ta J Bighmey and discuss topics such as Christian Courtesy and Personal Liberty. A Sunday school and choir rehearsal are noted, plus a meeting of the Sunday School board and youth events. An obituary recalls Amelia M. Allen born March 14 in Columbia County New York, detailing her music studies, character, and survivors, and mentions a burial in David Cemetery with mourners from Westfield and nearby towns. A council vote enforces Sabbath and business law. community aids plan a poverty social June 18 and a neighbor outreach contest to raise sociability, with a banquet to the losers. Also listed is a sale: a 194 Buick roadster for $100 cash.

Columbus Stine Ta J Bighmey Gerald ‘Petry Sehgal Board Chittren Charles Fox

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