Teachers Training Class Urged Here by Local Church Group
The Pha Chiwh School Board of the TVL Methodist Episcopal Church held a dinner for Mrs. Amacher who leaves the city. Prof. Dewey praised her service and a gift was presented. Plans discussed for an Interdenominational Standard Teachers' Training School this winter. Rally Day noted with rising Sunday School attendance. Evangelistic services to begin January 4 led by Mrs. C. S. Joshua. A help-wanted ad for a middle aged housekeeper appeared.
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Pha
Amacher
Dewey
Rev
Wimner
C. S. Joshua
Youth Set Fires In Philipsburg Jail Confessed
In Ridgway on October 8 Philipsburg faces an epidemic of fires six within 14 days causing nearly 200000 in losses. Feney Johnson age 22 is jailed after confessing to starting five fires. He said he lied to see engines fight fire and wanted to see them in action.
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Ridgway
Philipsburg
Feney Johnson
Te ‘Hwanted
Presque Isle Street
Setond
Plan Jubilee Celebration Planned by Women’s Society
Mrs W F Benet and Mrs C Burch attended the regular Woman's Home Missionary Society meeting at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Plans for a Missionary Jubilee on October 23 and 24 were announced with over two hundred delegates expected. Mrs J S Puller named chairman of the delegation housing committee with Mrs C A Johansson Mrs Harold Dietzel and Mrs Don Dahlstrand assisting. Mrs R S Dewey will lead the musical program. Regular business followed.
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W. F. Benet
Woman's Home Missionary Conference
C. Burch
Warren
L. S Hemedway
Greenville
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Efurch
Puller
C. A. Johasson
Harold Dietzel
Don Dahlstrand
Dewey
Annual Knights Templar Ball at Saugertown
Division No. 5 Knights Templar held their annual ball at the Lasker town hall last evening with about seventy couples attending. Members and guests from Warren Titusville Erie Meadville Greenville Franklin Oil City Sharpsville Corry joined in the divisional event. music by the Olympians of Meadville and Northwest Commandery No. 25 sponsored the party. a luncheon was served. Attendees from the city included F. T. Babbitt Miss Marion J. Skidmore Mr and Mrs L Haight Mr and Mrs Wallace M. Young Mr and Mrs M I Alfred Mr and Mrs S B Morrow Mr and Mrs B Gilbertson Mr and Mrs Lloyd Stowe Mr and Mrs Orrin Hillberg Lawrence Davison and Miss Helen Dafistrand.
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Knights Templar
Laskertown Ind
Warren
Titusville
Erie
Meadville
Greenville
Pranklin
Oil City
Sharbh
Corry
Olympians
Northwest Commandery
No. 25
Lancheon
Witderstood
F. T. Babbitt
Infiss
Marion J. Skidmore
Bari “L. ‘Haight
Wallace M. Young
Alfred
B. Morrow
B. Gilbertaon
Lloyd Stowe
Orrhr Hillberg
Lawrence Davison
Helen Dafistrand
Former Corry Resident Dead
Mary Crowe widow of James Crowe a former Corry resident died at her niece J J Rees home in Titusville aged 84 She moved to Titusville years ago and was well known locally Survived by several nieces and nephews Funeral services set for Saturday at St Titus Church Titusville with interment in St Catherine Cemetery
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Haseen
Mary Crowe
James Crowe
Corry
J. J. Rees
Titusville
Crowe
Titus- Ville
Peices
Charles Crowe
West Pleasant Street
Dancing and education events anchor Warren region page
A page from The Warren Times-Mirror highlights a Busy schedule with a State Education Association event at Masuile Temple and a North Eastern Pennsylvania Education meeting in Anguippa. Local theater dances, Rotary Club talks, and a Eucharist Rally at Pitt Stadium are noted along with a street accident near Stillwater and a Dodge Brothers price cut.
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Bre
Mest
Rex Théatre
Qestern Zode
Pennsylvania
State Education Association
Masuile Temple
Warren Times-Mirror
Wrightaville
Bixforsd
Stillwater
Biel
Clyde Westren
Allen “Westres
Jamestown General Hospital
Garrity
Greenwood Farm
Ste Aldre
UN Pitt
Who Was Socrates A Schoolboy Essay Quip
A schoolboy essay reduces Socrates to a caricature calling him a tramp who wandered and advised others and was eventually poisoned by the people. This blunt line reflects a simple, offhand view rather than scholarly analysis.
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Socrates
Coxey to Speak Sunday at Rex Theatre
Gen Joseph S Coxey, famed for his Washington march, will address the public at 6 p.m. Sunday at the Rex Theatre. The talk, titled Perpetual Prosperity, will outline his relief plan for unemployment as he speaks to local labor supporters. Dr J I Henderson arranged the visit with musicians enhancing the program.
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Rex Theatre
Joseph S. Coxey
Washington
Coxey
Will Spedie
J. Is Henderson
Musicanif Bers
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M. E. Church Board
P. L. Schramling
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Quire
Washington Street
Tess
Jourmal
Saegertown
Selby Footwear
Sy Gerren Storstg
KID — Suede
Oxfords
Goodyear
Newhouse
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
Register Tome
Ganeord
Lake
Bile
Charles BW. Roe
Sersoton Vineyards
Messell
P. T. A. liv
Department of Agriculture
Wardiing Buren
Cilimax
Pennsylvan
Anguippa
Paul Mujlen
Union City
Rotary Glib
Méelags
the Castle
Dodge Brothers Corporation
Ank Vision
Chryslér Corporsition
Penncoil Company
Dubbs
Arthur G. Melee
IGEN
Walter C. Montgomery
Columbia University
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Cornell Medical School
Cornell University
Frances
U.S
Belgium
Tregard
Ylee
Ameticinn Pobade Company
Metho Lmye
Montgomery
WPA
Corry E
West Sou
En ‘Hun Cole
National Act
W. ‘Tribune Chamber
Mnterea
Contemf
Asi Vey
Germany
Tayeo
Trom
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