Salvation Army Leaders Begin Revival Weeks in Corry
The Salvation Army announces two weeks of evangelistic meetings starting Sunday October 20 concluding November 3. Major William G Harris and Mrs Harris arrive as Western Pennsylvania divisional commanders with Major Harris speaking at three Sunday services on topics including Is Doing The Mark of God Enough Where Is The Real Christ Today and Preparing A Jungle Nation for Civilization. The public is invited to all services during the revival series.
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Final Rites for Erie Times Editor Dillon
Erie editor Frank W. Dillon, 69, longtime night editor for the Erie Daily Times, was honored in final rites at Brugger funeral home with Rev. Sheldon Schweikert leading. Interment followed at Erie Cemetery. pallbearers included five Times staffers. Dillon died suddenly after a heart attack at his home Saturday night.
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P. J. Barder
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Charles Haughmey
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Funeral services for William Walker held in Greenville
Final rites were held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Greenville in memory of William Walker of North Center Street who died Saturday night at Corry Hospital. Services were conducted by Rev. M. Gordon DD of the Community Church. Burial was in the family plot at She mango Valley cemetery.
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Greenville
William ©. Walker
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Clymer merchants plan harvest fair and legion install
The Clymer Business Men's Club met October 3 at Clymer Central School with good attendance. Harvest Fair, October 24 25 26, plans discussed with prizes doubled first prize twenty dollars and three five hundred ten dollar prizes. Armistice Day closing time set 10 30. Officers elected: Harold Legters president Carl Carlisch vice president Laverne Beckerink secretary treasurer. Damcott Jones post American Legion held special meeting for Armisic Day dinner with committee to arrange. Rebekah lodge installed officers with past noble grand pin presented. W C T A and Ladies Aid reports and social events noted. Many residents and guests listed with activities in town.
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Edith ‘Tenhuisen
Alice Whitney
Ralph Hill
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Clarence Legters
Merle Newhouse
Regal
Forestville
Blaine Wallace
Methodist ‘Church
Maurice Tysen
Wilma
Marion
N.Y
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First Reformed Church
William Gravink
Marilyn
Deleo
Philip
S.C. Ton
Mary and
Ethel Schurman
Bradford
Lee ‘Duevik
Oshkosh
Wis
Ed Holthouse
Hannah Bennink
Hiram Becker
Jnk
Albert
Hiram, Jr
Niagara Fats
J. W. Newhouse
Jamestown
Pauline Barker
C. B. Barker
Guthrie
Oklo
R. C. Fess
William Campbell
Hany Vidal
Lucy Schruets
Gladys Legters
Bessie van Erden
Carolyn King
Robert Lyons
Ian Legiers
Harold Holthouse
Milton Schruers
Wayne Holthouse
Gilbert Schruers
Mhany
Gordon Gravink
Delbert King
Arthur Wassink
Mir
Iam Wassink
Hattie Newhouse
Henry H. Wassink
Erie
Roy Gravink
Earl Beckerink
Edings Newhouse
Ruth Beckerink
Thousand Islands
Adirondack Mountains
Henry Rhebergen
Helen Miller
Springville
WN. Y
Ivan Frederick
Edna Rhebergen
Kenmore
N. Y. Rey
Ralph Findley
Wally
Paul Ross
Ross
Beaver Springs
William Zimmer
Robert
Kathryn
Martin
Buffalo
C. B. Spliver
Ladies Mission and Aid Society
I. J. Tewinkle
Timmer
Zion
Henry Gravink
Clarence Rhebergen
China
Walter Schruers
Miriam Wassink
Margaret Caflisch
Union City
Caflisch
Eit
R. X. Williams
Ichildren
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Gall
Bufwle
Garrie Wwilliams
Kenneth Koomui
Elaine
Clarsnice, Jr
Donald Spitner
Meadville
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Grace Wallace
Myrtle Gallup
Lillian Schermerhorn
Bertha Kooman
Grace Spitner
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Mesdames
Christina Rewskers
Alice Kearns
Lillian Schmerhorn
Grace Spitzer
Lillian Johnson
Pindley Lake
Clymer Rebekah Lodge
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Minnie Mey~erink
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Youngsville
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Youth group plans banquet and church schedule in the village
Old notes record October events at the Methodist Church with a Friday banquet on Oct 25 and a busy schedule. Sunday school at 10 am, worship at 11 am with Rev Ralph Pinchey on Building the Lord's Temple, Junior League 6:30, Epworth League 7:30, midweek Bible study, Ladies Aid, and a Ladies Missionary meeting at Mrs Gein Speelburg's home. North Clymer reports Sunday school at 10, evening service, and a young people's meeting at 5 pm. Clymer School News highlights health study by Albany inspector Dr William Paul Brown, 4-H and Homemaking activities, Latin class studies, and a fall play Almost Eighteen to be staged November 15.
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Young Ladies Mission Band
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Ralph Pinchey
Epworth
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Albany
William Paul Brown
State Education Department
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Jersey
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Enogene Groters
Bessly van |Arden
Miss Hemster
Miss Mordoff
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Dorris Kolstee
Emogene Groters
Doris
Jen Fry
Hany Pry
Burnham Wins Endorsement From Locomotive Brotherhood
Harold Burnham, Democrat candidate for state assembly district three Exie county, wins endorsement from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. The union praised labor support and Burnham pursues aggressive district campaigning with backing from Democratic groups and independent Republicans. John B. Van Alisburg seeks re election on the Republican ticket.
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Exie
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Democrat
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Assembly
John B. van Alisburg
Nbr East
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