Special Services At Alliance Church Continue
Evangelist May Decker from Belfast, Ireland, continues forceful nightly messages at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. Miss Edna Ginter assists as soloist with lively choruses. Evening meetings start at 7 48 with morning prayer from 10 to 11. Thursday service is at Irwin Crane’s Liberty Street home.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
May Decker
Belfast
Ireland
Cervy Ives
Decker
Edna Ginter
Irwin Crane
Liberty Street
Personal Mentions From a Busy Local Note
Local item lists Miss Mildred Swanson traveling to Tiunville for a visit with Mrs McDonald and attending a party for Miss Sheila Light, who marries Carl Wallin on Thanksgiving Eve. Also noted are Otis Humming taking trained animals to Cleveland for an appearance and Axel Swanson journeying to Columbus for the National Grange convention with ceremony duties.
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Mildred Swanson
Tiunville
Mra
Warner McCray
Strip
Flora_Holly
Columbus
National Grange
Carry Grange
Paul Lines
Forest Keister
Paulluinlisk
Merle Amy
Shere
Ada Baltwin
Baxter’ Springs
Kans
Mia
Etta B. Johnson
Arnold
Orville
Howard Johnso
Glen
Davia
Jonhson
Kansas
Diplomas Presented to Music Students at Will Connolly Studio
A large crowd of parents and friends attended a recital last evening at the Horn block studio. Rev. G. L. Boyd awarded diplomas to Keith Crowell Ellen Goodwill Lola Ferdell Frank Grice Jr Jack Hanes Gertrude Crowell Leath Anderson Martha Mount Autumn Colpy after an program featuring ensemble numbers solos and novelty acts by pupils under Will Connolly's instruction and studio management.
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Will Connolly
Neva Moon
G. L. Boyd
Keith Crowell
Ellen Goodwill
Lola Ferdell
Frank Grice, Jr
Jack Hanes
Gertrude Crowell
Leath Anderson
Martha Mount
Autumn Colpy
Burglars Take $250000 in Philadelphia Jewelry Heist
In Philadelphia, burglars armed with guns robbed a jewelry operation, forcing Diesinger and two employees including Charles Weiss into a small office. They pistol whipped and bound the trio, hauling away about $250000 in gems before fleeing. Phillip Kein, a neighboring business leader, found the victims about 30 minutes later.
Establish Office of Board in Pittsburgh Opens
United Press reports the Social Security Board opened a field office in the Law and Finance Building Pittsburgh with a four person staff. Their first task is assisting the Post Office Department in registering quakers for the old age pension program. Michael J. Shortley arrived from the Philadelphia regional office to take charge.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Social Security Board
Law and Finance
Post Office Department
Michael J. Shortley
Philadelphia
Cherge
Special Programs for Education Week at Concord P
Concord P district held a special event for American Education Week with about 150 attending a classroom program in Room No 4. The program featured a quartet, solo performers, a tale by Olin W Bracken, remarks by Superintendent R S Dewey, wartime songs, a military tap dance, a comic sketch, and a salon education talk by Milon L Brtown. A brief business meeting preceded Night refreshments and a Parent Teachers Association gathering.
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Concord P
Jquartette
George Thomas
Bruce Thomas
Claire Jones
Leon Lindsley
Barton Smith
Olin W. Bracken
R. S. Dewey
Misa Phyllis Lyons
Durnier
Zella Carroll
Merle Patze
Parent-Teaters Association of the Washington Secomet
Wave Perkins
Stiss Mary Jean Sullivan
Milon L. Brtown
Junior Welfare League Card Party to Benefit Society
The Junior Welfare League will sponsor a card party at the American Legion Home on North Center Street Tuesday evening at o'clock. Players will compete in contract and auction bridge with awards and refreshments. Plans were finalized at a meeting at the home of Mrs. Isabelle Phelps of Bass South Street.
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Junior Welfare League
Winl
American Legion
North Center Street
Isabelle Phelps
Bass South Street
PILES Go Quick No Cutting No Salves
An ad promotes HEM-ROID tablets as a remedy for itching bleeding and protruding piles. It claims internal action improves blood circulation reduces congestion and heals affected parts. Dr J. Leonhardt prescribes and druggists back a money back guarantee for relief in one bottle.
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Leonhardt
Retiring From Business Here
Qwiss Myrtle Pillier, long active with music parlors on South Center Street, today announced plans to retire and will close out her entire stock as soon as possible. All musical instruments and related articles will be offered at reduced prices to close the shop quickly. The retirement is expected to be welcomed by friends and associates.
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Qwiss
Myrtle Pillier
South Center Street
Pann
Vamenuy
Miley Fuller
Fejends
Wistness Associates
Funeral services for Leroy V. King
Funeral services for Leroy V. King were held at the M. E. Church in Clymer on Tuesday at 2:90 pm. Rev. Victor M. Thompson led the rites, with a large turnout of friends and relatives. Burial took place in Clymer cemetery. Bearers included Arvin Damcatt William Damcott Burton Dunnewold Orrin Schuman Milton Rundell and Jesse Tressley. Attendees from the area included Fred Beal and family Edith Austin Charles Benyolt and Fred Bennett, with others from Westfield and Breton.
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Leroy V. Sang
Nies
Mire
Fred Beall
West Washington Street
M. E
Clymer
Victor ML. Thompson
Badk
Arvin Damcatt
William Damcott
Burton Dunnewold
Former Corry Woman Dies at Jamestown Hospital
Mrs. M. Gertyute Marsh, wife of Layer Muri of Westfield New York, died Saturday at Jamestown General Hospital. A former Corry resident, she served as superintendent of the Contagious Pavilion at Jamestown Hospital.
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CORRY
Jamestown
M. Gertyute Marsh
Layer! Muri
Westfiel
Jamestown Genveal Hospital
Burin
Marsh
Jamestown Hospil
Armistice Day Observed Across Local Schools
The community marked Armistice Day with school programs at Washington and St Theresa schools, a speech by James Sullivan, and observations at Junior High. Attorney Walter H. Scott recalled Western front service in 1918, as students performed songs, recitations, a flag salute, and a playlet. Local businesses closed for the observance.
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Washington
James Sullivan
St Tihwari's School
Sullivan
Walter H. Scott
Scot
Western Front
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