4-H Club members shine at Clymer Central School open house
Friday events marked National Education Week with a 90 percent project completion rate earning red ribbons for Tommy and others. Barbara Cross received a 10 year 4-H pin, with a group photo of eight years and older members. The turnout filled the auditorium as Henry spoke, Theodore Gapt led the band, and Marilyn Canfield directed the chorus. Walter Emory had a heart attack Monday morning but is improving. Gerald Sweet James Haslett and Sandra of Corry visited Harold Sweet.
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Ommy
Barbara In Cross
Clymer Central School
Henry
Theodore Gapt
Marilyn Canfield
Walter Emory
Gerald Sweet
James Haslett
Sandra of
Corry
Harold Sweet Home
Freer world trade push in Geneva shapes GATT debate
The Corry Evening Journal reports on Geneva talks where Britain advocates a stronger GATT while fearing Japanese competition affecting its economy. The piece notes 1953 US influence on Japan’s tariff concessions and London Economist calls for full Japan GATT membership with conditional export agreements.
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Great Britain
GATT
United States
Japan
Britain
France
London Economist
Trade talks hinge on flexible GATT stance and Asia plan
The London Journal argues for modifying GATT to allow member diversity within the club. The United States and Britain push for freer world trade. President Eisenhower seeks extended Trade Agreements Act and tariff cuts. Japan’s Yoshida envisions an Asia Marshall Plan style framework stressing free trade and cooperation.
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United States
Geneva
Britain
Eisenhower
Congress
Clarence Randall
Japan
Shigeru Yoshida
Asia
Europe
Washington
Yoshida
Lso
Corry News Flash From 1934 Selections and Losses
Seized by a heart attack while returning to the city, Charles F. Hurlbut a 43 year old brakeman on the Erie Railroad died Saturday night at Sidman. Donation Pay by Ladies Auxiliary raised funds at Corry Hospital, the weekend fundraiser described as the most successful in recent years. A snowstorm coated the area leaving several inches of snow. Katheryn Clark a longtime Corry resident died at her York Street home. Corry High’s 1934 football season ended with a 53 to 0 loss at Union City, marking an eighth straight setback with no points scored.
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Corry
George R. Sample
Vance Allen
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National Advertising
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Lexington Avenue
New York
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Chicago
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Detroit
AP News
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Sidamanea
Corry Hospital
Damnit
Katheryn Clark
York Street
Corry High Eleven
Union City
Stright
Beavers
Pilgrimage Planned to Our Lady of the Lake Chapel
Members of the parish plan a Marian Year pilgrimage to Our Lady of the Lake Chapel at Canadohta Lake Sunday afternoon with prayers at St Elizabeth's Church at 2 o'clock. Confessions are offered Saturday afternoon and evening. The program includes reception of the sacraments, a visit to a Marian church, and prayers for the Holy Father to gain plenary indulgence.
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Ovene Ilhs
Marlin Yept
Our Lady of the Lake
Canadohta Lake
St. Elizabeth's Church
Institute for Congregational churches to be held in Columbus
The Congregational churches in the area plan a religious education institute at Community Church in Columbus on Monday night November 15. Resource leaders Miss Mildred Widber and Miss Martha Thornton will present demonstrations and materials while the program ends with a devotional by Rev. Bradley T. Lines. Church school teachers and parents are invited.
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Columbus
Mildred Widber
Martha ‘Thornton
Bradley T. Lines
Notable Notre Dame official dies in South Bend
The Rev. Joseph H Cavapaugh, 37, head of Notre Dame's renal ion department, died yesterday in South Bend Indiana.
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Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Joseph H.cavapaugh
University of Notre Dame
Renelon
News Happenings On Ravelin Hill
Residents on Ravelin Hill report a flurry of visits and trips with Mrs Mildred Owens returning home from Shefield and John Emery weekending in Sinclairville. Several neighbors made business, social calls, and family visits across nearby towns including Erie Jamestown Cambridge Springs and Ripley. Fourteen 4 H Club members rode by school bus to Jamestown for Achievement activities.
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Ravelin Hill
Mildred. Owens
Sheffield
Redding
John Emery
Sinclairville
Edward Marr
Erie
Wilbur VanErden
Richard Goggins
Dennis
Amos White
Floyd Bemis
Floyd Jr
Janice Bemis
Maxine Carlson
Ripley
Harold Sweet
Walter Kowalski
Corry
Harold ‘Promley
Otto Green
Walter LaCross
Garret van Erden
Beverly Redding
Janice Evans
Leon Legters
Jon
Allen White
Elmer Drake
Cambridge Springs
Robert
James Meinke
Wesleyville
Barbara LaCross
Clymer Glf
Church of Glad
Edwards Chapel
Zvangelical United Brethren Church
Marks Corners
Mahlon Sweet
Andrew Park
Ervin Palmer
Korea
John Emory
Leah Emory
Isadore Redding
Carl Fredell
Beatrice Bromley
Rece McDonald
Clayton Redding
Merle Sweet
Marianette ‘Sweet
Violet Schutt
Alton Burdick
Roy Newhouse
Jamestown
Ex Governor Townsend Dies at 70 in Hartford City
M Clifford Townsend former Indiana governor from 1937 to 1941 died yesterday in Hartford City at age 70. He also held several federal posts during World War II and was a Democratic figure in state politics.
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Hartford City
Ind
M. Clifford Townsend
Indiana
Yeserday
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