Clymer Choir To Sing In Public Concert
Cory Senior High School I lla Choir directed by Lynn Rice Yor is set for a 4h May 2 concert in the main auditorium of the Clymer school. The Clymer Sponsors will arrange bus transportation to and from the event, expanding a gathering of Clymer students and inviting the public to attend.
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Cory Senior High School
Lynn Rice
Clymer School
Moder Clymer
Clymer
Mrs John Morley Buried At St. Thomas Cemetery
Mrs John Morley was laid to rest in the family lot with a committal service at St. Thomas Cemetery led by Rev Francis Graves at three o clock. The body arrived yesterday afternoon and the regular service followed at Philipsburg.
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John Morley
St. Thomas' Cemetery
Francis Graves
Philipsbure
Housing group urges immediate applications for home building
The housing group presented Plan One via Mr Delancey, arguing no reason for builders or buyers to delay despite material shortages. They urge all hopefuls to obtain the special construction forms and file them with Cory group members at once.
Crawford County Grange Youth Club to Meet Thursday
Spartansburg May 17 the Crawford County Grange Youth Club posts a meeting at the Sparta Grange Hall on Thursday evening May 23. Young people are invited. The Friendly Neighbors Club met May 2 with Mrs Hazel Flick and voted to donate $5 to the American Legion of Spartansburg.
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Spartansburg
Crawford County Grange
Sparta Grange Hall
Ethel Wykoff
Fort Eustis
Friendly Neighbors Club
Hazel Flick
Flick
American Legion of
Helen Scouten
Iya Maker
Gladys Malp
Florence Sherlock
Currie Waid
Gladys Mays
Nea Hopkins
Lela Brown
Ina King Bowen
Neil Lindsey
Andrew Hohel
Corny
Louise Smith
Burtin Raymond
Meadville
B J. Dailey
Donna Morris
Titusville
Mie
Glenn Burton
Jerry Pennington
Rochester
Grace Sturdevant
Britton Run
Faith Wallace
Seattle
Wash
Pennington
FBI
Friendly Bunch Club
Trene Morton
Helen Shreve
Freda Terrill
Lon
Dorothy Ingram
Gerald Edwards
Ivy Embroidery Club
Bert Winans
Ell Puller
Albert Puller
Riceville
Sparta P. T. A
Josephine Snapp
Frank Snapp
Kenneth L. Fick
Community church meetings fill the week across towns
Cabernacle Jeff Monday for Oklo joins City to attend the su genial paneil of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. The First Baptist Church hosts daily services all week with life story night Friday and a combined Sunday program. Sunday School at 10 30 a m DST and a 3 p m DST closing service with music. Young People's meeting Saturday at 8 30 p m and guest speaker Mr Ross of Corry. Methodist Church observes DST with Sunday school at 10 a m and service at noon. Hatchtown reports Sunday school at 10 a m EST and service at 8 p m EST led by Rev Paul Smith.
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Cabernacle
Jeff
Oklo
City
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
First Baptist Church
Tabernacle
Ross of
Corry
Methodist Church
Lucy Morris
Hatchtown
Rey
Paul Smith
Library Chief Hull to Leave for Warren Post
Carl William Hull head of the Dubois Public Library for 15 years will depart June 1 to take a similar role in Warren Pennsylvania. A former Erie resident he also served as president of the Pennsylvania Library Association in IPA.
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New Warren
Dubois Pa
Carl William Hull
Warren
Erie
Hull
Pennsylvania Library Association
Ipa
Corry Church Adds Licenses And Appoints Delegates
The Corry United Brethren in Christ held its quarterly conference with Rev. Dr. Paul Weaver presiding. Edgar S. Farrington was re elected trustee for seven years, Carl L. Lyons named delegate to the Camp Findley sessions, and Eugene M. Westley and Charles R. Gatty licensed as quarterly conference ministers. Lay preacher licenses renewed for G. T. Bergman and Cecil E. Ross. John D. Westley licensed as lay preacher. Westley to attend Columbia Bible College, Gatty to attend Houghton College.
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Corry
Marshall Sherwood
Eugene M. Westley
Charles ,R. Gatty
Westley
Columbia Bible College
Columbia
D. C
Mr. Gatty
Houghton College
John D. Westley
G. T. Bergman
Cecil E. Ross
Arbitration Rejected Sparks New Coal Crisis
The report says arbitration is rejected and a coal crisis looms as the White House weighs seizure of mines next week. Some say Truman may seek Congress to handle health and welfare while wages and hours remain the major clash. A veto threat on anti payroll bills could force operators to fund a solution.
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Wae
Capitol Hill
Truman
Congress
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