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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1931

Page

6

ParacraF Public notices and a Red Cross film show

A village board meeting and party expense deadline are noted by Miss Annette Young. A one reel feature The Symbol of Mercy screens at Rex theatre in Corry in connection with the 1931 Roll Call. Railroad excursion tickets to western stations and Pittsburgh area are offered. radiator freezing warnings issued. a Gerry Encampment supper follows lodge. radio broadcasts during Week of National Education. hog and lamb cutting demo planned at McCray Hall. Elmer McElray installs a plate glass front in Clymer. weekly weather outlook predicts fair to cool with rain Thursday. 106 mail sacks of motor license applications returned to the state. voting machine tests scheduled November 10 through 20.

Red Cross Rex Theatre Corry City Iity Pennsylvania Railroad Pittsburgh Erie Brownsville Santalo

Two New Roads Into Union City Completed

Harrisburg reports completion of two rural road projects totaling 6.21 miles in Amity and Union townships Erie county under Governor Pinchot's program to ease farmer mobility. A 2.55 mile Weat Venango route opens access to Union City and nearby communities, with labor by locals under state supervision. A second section connects Dorman's Corners to Phillipsville and Wattsburg, costing 12 800, providing year round gravel surface access.

Harrisburg Amity Union Townships Erie County Pinchot McGill's Corners Waterford- Wattsburg Sam Lewis Union City Waterford Wattsburg Dorman's Corners Coover School Carter's Corners Summons School Weat Venango Phillipsville Sunt Lewis Inbor Ny Mid

R H H Club Card Party Raises Funds for Orphan Home

The R H H Club held a card party at the 10 0 Wy hall last evening with bridge five hundred dominoes and other games. Proceeds will buy garments for the Phanisyiying box to be sent to Meadville Orphans Home later this month. Awards went to Mildred Tillotson George Keefe Oberman for bridge. J Smith W E Marsh for five hundred. Martha Keppel for dominoes. Over fifty guests enjoyed sandwiches cupcakes and coffee. Committee organizers were Mrs J W Carnicke Mrs Walter de Jean and Mrs H H Wood.

R.H. H. Club R. H. H. Club Meadville Mildred Tillotson George Keefe J. Smith W. E. Marsh Martha Keppel Harvey Loveland Glenn Gates J. W. Carnicke Walter de Jéan H. H. Wood

Churches Announce Tomorrow Services In Town

Readable church notices list services across Emmanuel Episcopal St. Matthew s Mission Salvation Army Catholic and many more including confirmations, sermons, holy communion and youth groups. Names include G Stanley West Rev and Captain Appleby with Armistice day remembrance planned.

ST. Matthew's Mission Union City G. Stanley West

Congregational get together enjoyed by church members

A large turnout at the Presbyterian Church gathering last evening featured ensemble church singing after a repast. Rev. Boyd led remarks by officers of the church societies urging loyalty and growth, praising the Satshatt school, Scout program, and the choir under Mrs. Dewey. Monthly socials are planned.

Presbyterian Church Gyammasium Dewey Walter Scott John Patterson Boyd War Department of Churches

Ladies Aid Society Meeting at Mrs Blackmas Home

The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal Ghurst met at Mrs. Neal Blackmas home Friday with large attendance. Two new members were received. A Christmas sale is planned for December 11 and 12. The church programs at Pleasant and Center streets Gilbert featured Bible School at 9:45, Young People at 8:45, and Evening Worship at 7:30 with sermon topics Patriotism and The Pearl of Great Price. Music included Miss Messenger with several pieces. The Boy Scouts plan a Monday meeting, and Moses study is set for Thursday at 7:30. Church choirs and duties noted.

Emmanuel Episcopal Church Emmanuel Episcopal Church Corer West Smith and North Center Streets G. Stanley West Red Cross Blue Cross St. Luk Methodist Episcopal Church First Methodist Episcopal Church Korner Center Pleasant Streets A. Wimner R. S. Dewey Mpnorth League Zora Blair Hazel McCray Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Serentta Moszkowsk Nevin Horace Brynolfson Tennhanger Wagner Sehnecker Liddle Salter Schackley Shoop Marks Horate Brynolfson Cornry Bolivia South America Denning Epworth League Cabinet Ladies Aid Society Methodist Episcopal Ghurst Neal Blackmas Mra Black Presbyterian Church William Ure Gilbert L. Boyd Bible School Young People's Society Miss Messenger Marcia Pomposo Stults Gaul Guilmant Moses Charles Burkhardt

Dancing Party at St Edward's Hall Featured

A large crowd attended a dancing party last evening at St Edward's hall. Arrangements were by Venus Fol ete and a committee. The Frank Donaldsgn's Firestone Orchestra of Brie played from 9 to 12. Similar events are planned soon as part of a series.

St. Edward's Hall Venus Fol[ete Frank Donaldsgn Firestone Orchestra Brie

Evangelist Held After Gas Station Holdup Attempt

Fort Wayne ind nov 7 officers detained evangelist Crgil C Rutledge 38 and Jan Wert after a gas station holdup they said Rutledge attempted the hold up while with Wert Rutledge who drove a taxicab owned by Wert and claimed he was forced to attempt the holdup after being confronted by police at the Roxpital The two men were wounded in the incident and Rutledge gave statements at the hospital indicating coercion by a companion met at Wert’s Van Wort location

United Frees Fort Wayne Ind Crgil C. Rutledge Jan Wert United Brethren Rutedge Rutledge Roxpital van Wort

Man Best Racer In Studies Of Punctual Aut

A fragmented report claims a man named Jeala outpaced others in short sprint distances. The text notes Engilab defouillat studies and mentions Viror short distances, but the exact events, dates, and contexts are unclear due to garbled OCR.

Engilab Defouillat Smdurance

Gorey Bears Edge Team in Tight City Showdown

In a tense game the Gorey Bears secure a narrow victory over a local rival. Key players from both squads produced scoring bursts as the clock dwindled. The win boosts the Bears' standings while the defeated side continues to chase a necessary playoff slot.

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Board of Hduests Annette Young William Lombard Johanna Ltter Smethport Stirling Post Colegrove Lawrence A. Sermion Gerry Ralph S. Dewey Columbia Henry McCray Oelock Elmer McElray Clymer Henry Damcott, Jr Clytter Richard J. Beamish The Commonwealth Pennsylvania Beamish Union Christian Science Mary Baker Eddy North Center Street Bexina Mom's Brotherhood W. N. Jones Resini Roas Monroe Wilson Hubert Tina Tames Hook Salvation Army Citadel East Washington and Park Streets F. Appleby Young People's Salvation Army Johnson Hall West Main Street Picadill Hill Church E. A. Hook J. B. Baker Baptist Church United Brethren Church North Senter Street H. F. Rengle C. L. Henton Christian Endeavor Lucille Price Jatinn Endeavor Gyntha May Athill N. H. MagAllister Jamestown N. Y Ray George Gifford Clymet Amiel Sundey School Wheeloge Church Beagle F. C. Harvey Pentecostal Church Penteratta Church Street Froderkc Ny Milter Ohn the Holy Trinity Dames Jane Personalities of God St. Paul's Lutheran Church Comer South Concord Atreeta William Hall the Father of Lights Advent Christian Church Essex Street Washington Street Misa Hazel B. Anoney Paul Ephesus Jesus Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Christian and Missionary Auslines Church Maple Avenue George B. Morgan M. Anderson Roy Mather Presbyterian Church Ami Ladies Aid Society Meeting First Bapties Pleasant Street Second Avenue Ernest A. Hook Raymond Barnes Con Loord Street Harvey Loveland J Lloyd ‘Thaman John Holdup Goodrich Goodyear Newhouse Center St Corry, Pa Citizens National Beavers Warre Yan Ther Bya Aftiae Dan
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