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Fragmentary OCR note lists college schedule and events at Allegheny College. Items mention a ship or shipyard context, and various activities, with uncertain timing.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1951
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR note lists college schedule and events at Allegheny College. Items mention a ship or shipyard context, and various activities, with uncertain timing.
Readable fragments show an incoherent string of tokens about alternative ale, number fifteen, and a mention of Tor and pepted addap, with no clear event, names, or context to summarize into a factual local record.
Erie is rocked by a clash at the Erie Resistor Corp plant as about 200 workers stop work. Police arrest 13 pickets and a CIO representative while four others face disorderly conduct charges. A federal mediator plans a meeting amid back-to-work pressure and looming NLRB actions.
The Spartansburg P T A will meet next Monday at 8 PM in the school gym. The program, in cooperation with the school, invites all parents to attend open house. Miss Hasterwood speaks, Mrs. Shaw handles devotions, with special music and refreshments served by mothers of lower grades chaired by Mrs. Stranhan.
The Jubilettes, a Houghton College girls quartet, Becky Wyman, Mari lyn Canfield, Joyce Beckwith, and Heather Unger, plus cellist David Nagle, will perform at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church on Saturday November 10 and Sunday November 11. Programs include music, testimonies, speaking, vocals, duets, trios, quartets, instrumental piano and cello. Saturday 7:20 p.m.. Sunday 9:45, 11:00 a.m. and 6:30, 7:30 p.m. Youth-focused Saturday night. revival at Houghton College linked during visit.
The will of Willard T Doe Cummings aged 75 of Wayne Township was filed for probate in Erie county court. He died October 29. His daughter Genevieve A Lan hing Corry RD 3 receives the $6000 house. Personal property estimated at $10000 will be divided equally between Merle J Cummings and three daughters Flora E Marsh Dorothy Swan RD9 and Frances Gates of Fair View Street.
Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren and other churches post Sunday schedules with pastors, Sunday School leaders, and guest speakers. Events include morning worship, Bible studies, prayer meetings, youth activities, and special programs across multiple congregations in Union City, Spartansburg, Beaverdam, Clymer, and surrounding areas.
Rev. S J Schmittle pastors the McCray Church with Webb P McCray as lay leader. Sunday School begins at 10 16 a m led by Joseph McCray as superintendent and divine worship at 11 15 a m.
The notice lists Sunday schedules for several churches including Wheelock Church Fast Branch Community Edwards Chapel Evangelical United Brethren Findley Lake Evangelical United Brethren Charge and Nutting Union Sunday School, with details on pastors service times and youth groups. It also reports the death of Joseph B. Henderson at 92, a former Connellsville shire assemblyman who served from 1928 to 1933.
Wayne Valley E U B Church announces Sunday services with Dr. K Reisinger of Baf fle Bible Institute speaking at 11 AM and a student trio from the college. An evening program at 7 46 features Japanese color pictures and a lecture by Miss Mildred VanDuiven on Japan customs life and worship.
Nay Farmer Frank Snyder reported yesterday that a cow in Middleville gave birth to six calves, all of which died. Veterinarian Dr. Glenn Robens of Poland said six births at once might be a world record, noting he has heard of five at one time but never six.
Peter Strbek, aged about, was found murdered while walking a dark rural route a mile west of Boraen. Police identified him by papers listing Illinton and Brownsville addresses.
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