Local W C T U Holds November Meeting at Durham Home
A good sized crowd gathered at Mrs. Harriet Durham’s Wasl Street home on Thursday for the November meeting of the local Woman’s Christian Temperance Union. The session featured a devotional by Mrs. Heath the evangelist superintendent, roll call with scriptive verses, and remarks on Armistice Day. Mrs. W. B. Sitler acted as president, a December 10 speaking visit by a state worker was noted, and a membership drive ending January 11 was announced with Mrs. Blanch Fross appointed to lead it. A citizenship class and songs including The Church by the Side of the Road were presented, followed by a patriotic reading Armistice Four Square. A social hour with conkies and coffee concluded the gathering.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Harriet Durham
Wasl Street
Heath
Atroll Call
W. 8
Sitler
Foxter
Corry
Blanch Fross
Agnes Johnson
Mae Blair
S. Sitler
Sec
Young Methodist youth to Union City tonight
Members of First Methodist Episcopal churches from nearby areas travel to Union City this evening for a St Willice hospital party at the Union City Methodist Episcopal church. The event caps a fall outreach by local churches with a social gathering planned for 72.
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Severa
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Union City
St. Willce's Hospital
Union City Methodist Episcopal Church
Death Claims Nephew of Corry Resident
Julia B. Buren of 124 Congress Street mourns the death of her only nephew, F. Marlin, who died at Pierpont after chores in his barn. Survived by wife, a daughter in Gary Indiana, a son in Pierpont, four grandchildren and a elderly step-son A G Lowill of Comneant Ohio. Funeral services were held at the late home and burial followed in Pierpont cemetery.
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Julia B. Buren
Congress Street
Marlin
Pierpont
Gary
Ind
A. G. Lowill
Comneant
Pierpont Cemetery
Opportunity Club to Stage Silver Tea Event
The Opportunity Club announces a silver tea will be held Tuesday at 7:20 PM in the Presbyterian church parlors. Mrs Arty B. Smith is general chairwoman with a fine program planned. Proceeds benefit the club’s penpfie efforts.
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Opportunity Club
Presbyterian Chively
Artry B. Smith
SUP Talks Leisure Time Use For Youth
Continued from page one the superintendent discusses using free time wisely. He highlights organizations outside school hours and lists aims for schools to train youth in reading, music, social life, outdoor appreciation, and hobbies through clubs, games, and activities.
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Ovenestras
Banda
Hope 70 Save Arm Mangled by Bear
Wisse Edelen an 18 year old Academy high school student from 1814 Schley Street remained in St Vincent's hospital with bites on her right arm after feeding a bear in a cage at a Waterford area station. Report says she showed slow but favorable improvement and hospital staff expect she will recover arm but not seal her fate.
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Rie
Wisse Edelen
Academy
Schley Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bear
Waterford
Edelen
Main
Soult
Winder
Joucians
Death Claims Mrs. Clara D Munson in Higin Pennsylvania
Mrs Clara D Munson aged 68 wife of Charles M Munson died this morning at her home in Higin Pa She was born in Bizin and was a member of the Baptist hunters She is survived by her husband two sons Ernest and Leo of Alden one sister Bertha Hays and three brothers Ernest Wills and DeWitt Reynolds Funeral announcements will be made later.
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Clara D. Munson
Higin
Charles M. Munson
Munson
Bizin
The
Baptist Hunters
Eimést
Leo
Alden
Bertha Hays
Ernest, Wills
DeWitt Reyinolds
Muade
Americans slain by Brazil Indians in Brazil
Washington reports confirm three American citizens killed by Hambiquara Indians in Rio Branco region on a November date. Victims include Reginald W. Tylee and daughter Marian Tylee of Worcester Massachusetts and Mildred Paulina Kratz of Wheaton Illinois. Tylee wounded but recovering.
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Washington
Brazil
Charles R. Cameron
Lago Paulo
State Department
Esti W. Tylee
Marian ‘Tylee
Harvard Attect
Worcester
Mass
Mildred Paulina
Kratz
Wheaton Avenue
Whealton
Hthel Tylee
Classified Ad Policies and Offerings in The Journal
The Journal outlines classified section aims to connect readers with home office farm or personal needs and business opportunities. It notes ad category restrictions, editor rights, reporting extortion, and pricing like one cent per word for single insertions. It lists sections including Announcements Monuments Notices Personals Strayed Lost Found and Automobile Agencies Automobiles for Sale.
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Wibliners
Automobile Agencien T
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