Rotary Talk Highlights Chinese Customs and Education
Norman Davis, sent by the Standard Oil Co., spoke to Rotary about China, Japan, and American perceptions. He described Americans as trusted by Chinese, noted Chinese eagerness to learn, and recalled a "magic devil" moment while photographing villagers. Several visitors attended. local notices update on residents and travels.
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China
Rotarians Rotary Club
Regul Tar
Corry Ast
Avening
Isis Artitog
Norman Davis
Ily
Ching
Standard of Company
Ari
United States
Davis
Japan
Pier Hostess Hosts 5 B Club Members at East Main Street Home
Mrs C A entertained the 8 B Club at her East Main Street home Tuesday evening. Attendees included Mrs Ray Wolford Mrs Le Shepard Mrs Ina Wickwire Mrs Nellie Merker Mrs Albert Carn Mrs V J Ferry and Mrs Fred Swuier. Prizes in bridge went to Mrs Merker Mrs Garnicke and Mrs Wolford. Wolford to entertain club in two weeks.
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C. A
G. A
Ray Wolford
le Shepard
Ina Wickwire
Nellie Merker
Albert Carn
V. J. Ferry
Fred Swuier
Torbridge
Theater Party Honors Miss Phyllis Estes
Miss Violet Greene hosted a party for Miss Phyllis Estes last evening. Guests included Misses June Howzhtling Lois Jackson Maxine Knapp Evelyn Estes and Preda Cox. Guests presented a lovely gift to Miss Estes.
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Phyllis Estes
Violet Greene
June Howzhtling
Lois Jackson
Daughter and son born to local families at Corry hospital
A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Victor Spetz of Fast Church Street at Corry hospital A son followed this afternoon to Mr and Mrs Wil ford C Pomeroy of 615 Sash Wayne Street The mother was Frances Pay Davenport prior to marriage
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Gordon Abrams
Jorie Lord
Heiman
Lord
Joanna Lombard
Cleveland
Mabel Lombard
Charles Mahaffey
Rosemary
Fairhaven
Corry
Paul L. McKennie
Pranklin News Herald
Dorothy Littleberder
Centerville
Arthur Hoffman
Daughtr
Victor Spetz
Fast Church Street
Corry Hospital
Wilford C. Pomeroy
Wayne Street
Frances
Pay) Davenport
Reverend Harris Speaker at WCTU Meeting
Rev H Ray Harris was the guest speaker at the local WCTU meeting. Devotions by Mrs Emme Heath included Song of Victory and The Red Sex Place. Mrs Emilyn Chase spoke on white ribbon ties for the year.
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Guy Beonink
Emme Heath
Emilyn Chase
Creorge Chase
Gail Henton
H. R. Harris
Christian Cooperation
Agnes Johnson
Union
Carl Henton
Mildred Davis
Hartis
Bennink
Grace Smith
Yal Leadership Course Opens Monday at Y Center
The Y M C A announces a seven week Leadership Course for prospective leaders and those already in youth work. Sessions run Monday evenings 7 to 9 starting March 20 with topics on child welfare juvenile delinquency club work and Christian belief led by Ora Harper Rev Wegner District Attorney Burton R tb Miss Alice Kelly John Grable Ruth Downey William Knowlton Mrs Skinner and others.
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Comy ¥. M. G
Frank Whiteley
Ralph
Dewey
Rey
Edward O. Wagner
Roger M. Brown
Y Center
Puidance
Ora Harper
R. N
Teader
Edward J. Wegner
Burton R. Tb
Polk
Alice Kelly
John Grable
Ethel McCray
Ruth Downey
William D. Know
YMCA Auxiliary Meeting at Mrs Gra jam Home
The YMCA Auxiliary met last evening at Mrs. Charles Gra jam's home on Fast Bond street with twelve members present. Mrs. Merritt Hunt assisted with refreshments. The group plans next meeting on Monday April 20 in the rooms. The winesap apple is a good buy with keeping qualities through June and usable for eating or cooking.
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YMCA
Charles Gra
Jam
Bond Street
Merritt Hunt
Concord PTA Meeting Shares War Time Program
The Concord School PTA met in March at the school for its regular session. A postponed Pather's Night due to air raid wardens first aid classes preceded a program including guitar and piano solos, a PTA reading from The Home and the War, and a community forum on parliamentary procedure. Officers for the coming year were nominated, and refreshments followed. The group will reconvene April 5.
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PTA
Concord School Parent ‘Teachers Association
Pather
Helen Lodge
Mildred Denton
Merritt Hunt
Joseph Guignim
Stephen Brooks
Gertrude Crowell
B.T. A
Joseph Guignon
Martha Hultberg
C. Barnes
Denton
Ann Baress
Douglas Rozelle
Poetry Society Elects Officers After Farewell Dinner
The Poetry Society met at the Hotel Corry for a dinner meeting. President Mrs. Florence Tillotson, soon moving to Warren, gave a farewell message. Officers elected for the coming year are Miss Leni Gohen president, Mrs. Jessie K. Newton vice president, Miss Adele McCray secretary, Mrs. Margaret Bender and Mrs. B C Rene on the program committee, and Mrs. Claude Jones publicity. The next meeting is set for Tuesday April 14. Mr and Mrs Leo Huta returned from a trip to Cleveland Ohio.
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Poetry Club
Poetry Society
Hotel
Corry
Florence Tillotson
Warren
Ite Society
Leni Gohen
Jessie K. Newton
Adele McCray
Margaret Bender
B.C. Rene
Claude Jones
Miss May Vanderhoof Honored at Shower
Miss May Vanderhoof was honored at a shower hosted by Miss Maude Porter at the Porter home on Third Avenue. Guests included Miss Jen Vanderhoof Eva Van derhoof Helen Heyda Leatha Anderson and Mary Sturdevant. A dessert course and red and white decorations complemented games and gifts.
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May Vanderhoof
Paul Porter
Third Avenue
May Vander
Dorothy Patterson Celebrates Ninth Birthday
Mrs. Harold Patterson hosted a Tuesday afternoon party honoring Dorothy Patterson on her ninth birthday. Guests included Jane Howard Janet Orcult Mary Sue Williams Janice Johnston Hetty Ann Rinsell Avleen Walters Shirley Barnes Myra Lou Heerlein and Kathie Boag. Gaines enjoyed refreshments, favors followed with Hester, and Dorothy received many lovely gifts.
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Dorothy Patterson
Harold Patterson
Jane Howard
Janet Orcult
Mary Sue Williams
Janice Johnston
Hetty Ann Rinsell
Avleen Walters
Shirley Barnes
Myra Lou Heerlein
Kathie Boag
Gaines
Minnesota Northwestern Clash Surges in Early Big Time Play
The unreadable clip hints at a college basketball game between Minnesota and Northwestern. Prolonged play shows both teams seeking decisive scores at a venue described as a stadium near Cleveland area sport cities.
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Althdalle
Hanning
Loin
Clevelat
Ellie Thal
Dakes
Minnesota
Quette
Ows
Northwestern
Fractured OCR Preview Says Team Slate on Schedule
A garbled OCR snippet hints at a football team schedule with mentions of a quarterback Rudy and a star player Mire. The text references a training phase and upcoming matches with several names and locations likely to be clarified in full page context.
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Mantriculati
Engon
Rudy
Goth
Trai
Spach
Catt Triumphs Over Team In Tight League Clash
In a hard fought game on the league schedule, Catt defeated the reigning contenders in a close matchup. Key players delivered crucial scores as the result tightened the standings and signaled a season pivot.
Van Gr Field Mir Returns Rectification
A brief note lists a community field labeled Van Gr and indicates a correction to the record. No additional details are provided in the readable text.
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