Town Topics Hearts For Annual CMHA SnoBall Dance
Committee heads named for Carry Me Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary annual SnoBall at Moose Home East Washington Street on Friday December 29. Mrs Walter Bertram is general chairman with Mrs Walter S Peake cochairman for the dance and ticket chair Mrs Thomas Rothrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communenevos
Moose Home
East Washington Street
Carry Memorial Hospital
Walter Bertram
Walter S Peake Cochairman
Thomas Rothrook
Cochairmen
Robert Curts
Richard Peebles
George Hagger
David MacKenzie
Darwin Swink
Glen
W. Pendleton Brown
Holland’ Morgan
John Rudolph
Pain
Glenn Palmer
Fred J. Schwab
John H. Rossbacher
Walter 8. Peake
Clymer School Earns Treasury Saving Bonds Award
Clymer Central School in Clymer received a Treasury award for offering the U S savings stamps thrift plan to students. A 20th anniversary citation was sent to principal Hubert W Brown by state director Howard Smith, praising fostering saving habits. Brown noted weekly stamp days allow pupils to buy stamps as low as ten cents and exchange them for bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Clymer Central School
Clymer
U. S. ‘Treasury
Hubert W. Brown
Clymer School
Howard Smith
State Savings Bonds
Two Die After Being Hit By Car In Manayunk Philadelphia
Mrs. Susie DeMarco and her four year old grandson John McKeon Jr were killed yesterday when struck by a car as they crossed a street near their home in the Manayunk section of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Susie DeMarco
John McKeon Jr
Manayunk
Students urged to continue saving stamps this year
During the last school year students saved a total of 1800 on the stamp plan. The program this year is already underway as Mr Brown urged students to keep weekly purchases and savings rolling.
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Brown
Needlework Guild Ingathering Slated For November
The Corry Branch Needlework Guild of America will hold an ingathering on Thursday November 2 at 2 p.m. at Mrs. FE. Davis’s North Center street home. Members should donate garments to their director by that date. The guild, a volunteer group, provides new clothing for the needy and requires two new articles or equivalent. New garments motto is Hand-me-ups not hand-me-downs. Volunteers and new members welcome. contact Mrs. Davis for details.
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Needlework Guild of America
Corry
FE. Davis
North Center Street
Mra. Davis
Slate Turkey Supper Bazaar in Spartansburg
Rare ee flowers and colorful gourds decorate the annual Methodist Church turkey supper and bazaar in Spartansburg. The event opens at 5 o clock on Thursday November 9 with Mrs Richard Hays as general chairman and a team including Mrs William Scouten kitchen chair and Mrs Val Shreve dining room chair.
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Methodist
Spartansburg
Richard Hays
William Scouten
Val. Shreve
Shreve
Marjorie Snapp
Lawrence Meneely
Yeor
Lyle Strandha
Community calendar of society meetings and events
The Journal office deadlines items for Girls calendar by 5 pm the preceding Friday. November 6 lists Corry Encampment in TOOF Hall and Corry Grange 65 in Grange Hall with meals. November 7 focuses on Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge in TOOF Hall and Martha Circle gathering. November 8 features Carter Hill Ladies Aid, MoCros Community Artist event with a noon tureen, an Art Class, Jonathan Lodge in IOOF Hall, and a harvest dinner. November 9 covers Rebekah Helping Hand Club in TOOF Hall, Sciota Community Aid at Mrs Miller’s, toy and clothing donation, Catholic Daughters of America meeting, bazaar items, Methodist Youth Fellowship Christmas items, and public festive foods. notes Mrs Neely comments on attendance and invite.
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Gils
Journal Office
Corry
Toof Hall
George Andrus
East Congress Street
Carter Hill Ladies Aid
Ten— Tor
MoCros
Sombrira
Joseph Playean
Shrudler
Jonathan Lodge
IOOF
Rebekah Helping Hand Club
Sciota Community Aid
Artur Miller
B.D
Catholic Daughters of America
Knight of Columbus Hall
Herman Bloomfield
Cameron Blakeslee
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Meneely
Abbe Reformed Church Officers and Teachers Hold Annual Session
CLYMER The Abbe Reformed Church held its annual session with Harold TenHaken re-elected as superintendent of Sunday School and other officers named. The meeting covered class appointments, benevolence oversight, and departmental leadership for junior, primary, and home departments. Members and guests shared a luncheon. several attendees traveled for related church activities and conferences in Jamestown and Buckhan Falls.
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Clymer
Reformed Church
Achors
Gordon Wiggers
Robert Leeters
Philip. Gravink
Dimes TenHaken
Bernard Mewhouse
Hagulel Necker
Paul Tanauken
Doh Neckers
Tunis” Mersin
Rilth Holthouse
Grifford Sclivens
Hrvid ‘Tentruken
Howard Leeters
Velma
Berth Schreus
Corry
Clifford Schneus
Rey
Meg
Elmer Armes
Commission of Soil Concern
Metholdist Church
Buck Han Falls
Roger White
Becky Mathews
Judy Emory
Alfred University
Jerry Mathews
Howard Mathews
Albert Kearns
Larry Goring
Jamestown
Kenneth Wiggers
Rodney
Cleveland
Terahers Onniere lt hone with her parents
A social event described as Terahers Onniere held with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Hubitk pevnverlie and guests from various families. Attendees included Mr Lasley Baybrik of Lakewood Mrs red Warder and several named Mr and Mrs Glavink and others. A lunch was provided by the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry “Hubitk
Guyals
Miss Guise
Fredubin
Evenine Tey
Mudwon
Aml
Chicago
Hoffman
Tarlivr
Cleero
Thurway
Howie
Mlorence TeWinkle
Fassety
Will Sawak
Uri Mes
Ralph Duero
Syrwetiae
Epenr
Ole Abenk
Tyelm
Golden Agers Harvest Dinner Date Change
Golden Agers adjust the date for their Harvest Dinner amid scheduling conflicts. The group cites venue ties and member availability as the main factors influencing the reschedule.
Things That Are God’s on WOTR Sunday 100 A
Radio program listing presents a Sunday segment titled Things That Are God’s on WOTR at 100 A. The piece notes religious content and broadcast timing likely featuring theological discussion or readings aligned with a church or faith community audience.
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CMHA
Alfred McAvoy
Liberty Street
McAvoy
Clyde R. Henton
Bay Village
Ohio
Cleveland Browns
Pittsburgh
Steelers
J. Fred Kinley
Eas Pleasant Street
Wooster
Susan Kinley
College of Wooster
College of Wooster. Accompanying Vem
Pabriela Meerdink
Kathleen Gage
Kathe Tunnell
Ernest McMichael
Daniel
Tim
Othy
Essex Street
University Park
Judith L. McMichael
Pennsylvania State University
June Rost
Janet Rose
Beres
Emery Albers
R. G Barnes
New York
City
Red Bank
N. J
New England
G. A. Wilson
Reade Langhurst
Maple Avenue
Spar
Tansburg
Jane Rose
Berea
Nelson Thompson
R. D
Thompson
Galeton
BOB Grice City Council
WOTR
Republican
Bazaar
James Stewart
Richard Widmark
Francis of
Assisi
Ethovord
LLM
Dolores Hart Stuart Winn
AOR
Fai
BELGE
Sevascor
Mew
Copielia Wiggers
Nuri
Eriety
Charen
Biarilay Fishburn
Doniald Craycutt Lloyd Bininik
Gilbert Tun
Brighton
Bughton
John Legrers
Weirdwagnter
Ronald Morris
Chiago
Mery
Tenlaken
Darwiy
Teu Sun
Brolin
Babily
Rochhard
Lerlawey Iverry
RolWen Hullfouse
Hiplls
Paylaskin
Junie Craxeutl
Robert Wallace
All View
Suiniay
Dorothy
Cuba Hospital
Cuba
Beverly Hubink
Buf
Russ Mallory
Lothes
North Woods
Bargain Joe’s
Washington St. Corry, PA
Sunnybrook
Ann Page
Sane
Apple
Columbus
U2ennett
Bennett's
House of Fashion
Buthoran Charily
RAY Weber City Counch
Henry X. O'Brien
Supreme Court
Samuel L. Bonavita Dink, Atty
Warren Co
Lowry
Basil Pokosh
Richard Trisket
Columbus Township
Reagh
Russell Moore
Dana Hammond
Justice of the Beane
Lawrence Miller
Virginia Swart
Pauline Trisket
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