Hospital approves 12 bed addition amid budget constraints
The board authorized a 12 bed expansion at the hospital with a $50,000 allotment after discussions with Architect Thomas E. Jendrys and regional Desval Works Agency reps in New York. Work will update the current facility with alterations and a ward shift, reflecting long standing needs and prior approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Jendrys
Bradford
Déval Works Agency
New York City
Health Service
Tonight on Radio: A Night of NBC CBS Program Schedule
A packed radio lineup lists NBC and CBS stations with multiple programs including The Kay Kyser hour Nelson Eddy concert Dr Christian drama Shirley Temple Gnale and upcoming features. It notes segments such as Twenty second Letter Occupied Russia and Puss in Review along with the National Tennis Championships and Fletcher Wiley schedule details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Kay Kyser
CBS
Nelson Eddy
Taving G. Berlin
Occupied
Russia
Manhattan
Basin Street
Mark Kenney
Danny Thomas
MBS
Grenadier Guards Band
Puss In Review
Don Lee
Social Gatherings Around Town Reported
Mrs. Anthony of Cuba and others visit at the home of Mary Strigler on East Washington street. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Allen May and family in Meadville, and several Erie area residents visiting relatives and attending events. Notable mentions include Elks parade attendance in Erie and local families traveling to Franklin and Buffalo for visits and hospital training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Micros
Cuba
Mary Strigler
East
Washington Street
Donald Herrick
Connie
Greenville
Allen May
Quidt
William P Schroeder
Thomas Naylor
Meadville
Albert Carneike
Charlotte
Ruth Nagle
Buffalo
George Nagle
Buffalo General Hospital
Ida Watrous
Jamestown
Roger Brown
West Prederick Street
Pranklin
James. White
Mary
Geo. Orcutt
Hust
Frederick Street
Jackson
Mich
Hugh O'Hare
Misa Louise Mount
Titusville
Wils
Helen Keogh Jeston
Barbara
Peter
Jeston
T. J. Ragan
Roland Putnam
Putnam
Frank Kasper
Genevieve Gibas
Seaman Edward Gibas
Coollette Club Met Tuesday Evening
The VEW Auxiliary met in the post rooms on West Washington street with good attendance. Two new members were welcomed, Mrs. Dora Quinlisk and Miss Mary Goons. Plans were made to meet each Friday to sew for the Red Cross and a picnic was arranged at Mrs. Jean Field’s cottage in Columbus on Wednesday, September 2. The next regular meeting is set for September 2.
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E Woowell Au
VEW
Jas
Ost
West Washington Street
Dora Quinlisk
Mary Goons
Red Cross
Jean Field
Columbus
Boxed Lunch Ideas For War Workers And School Children
A 1940s food editor outlines varied weekly lunch menus to boost nutrition for war workers and students. It promotes whole grain breads, peanut butter, cold cuts, hot soups, vegetables, olives, milk, and cheese with daily sandwich ideas and optional desserts to keep energy and vitamins balanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Mis
Alexander George
Wide World
America
Uncle Sam
Heavy Eater
Some Pointers in the Care of the Baby
Practical guidance on infant feeding and bottle hygiene, including sterilization routines, equipment lists, and daily cleaning. It notes formula and cereal ideas for early months and mentions cotton fabric use in war efforts and its link to synthetic gasoline hoses. The tone reflects era advice on baby care and wartime materials.
Amici Sewing Circle Donates to Building Fund
The Amici Sewing Circle of the United Brethren church met at Mrs. Marshall Sherwood's home on Essex Street with twenty five members and friends. A treasurer’s report showed funds paid out for the church building fund while social activities preceded a refreshments service. Mrs. Richard Hurlbert will host the next meeting at her Wright Slopet home on September 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amici Sewing Circle
Amici Sewing Girele
United Brethren Church
Marshall Sherwood
Essex Street
Wen
seWitiz
Sherwood
Richard Hurlbert
Wright ‘Slopet
Rotary Club Resumes Regular Luncheon Schedule
The Rotary Club met for its farewell luncheon at the Hotel Corry yesterday at noon. Ten members were present. The next gathering will be the last on Tuesday noon. After that meetings will resume the regular schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Ground broken for plane plant at Jamestown
Jamestown, Ale. 26 Ground will be broken this week for the Amertous Aviation Corporation plant adjacent to the Municipal Airport. Contracts awarded for architects Warded for the work. The plant adds 145000 square feet of floor space, with total cost set at 350000 dollars. Construction to be completed by January 4, 1089. Brok & Tinkham of Jamestown named architects. Warren Construction Company of Jamestown to handle general contracting.
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Jamestown
Ale
Diant
Amertous Aviation Corporation
Worl
Archittentiwal Cantatt
Brok & Tinkham
Jamestown Architects
Warrenn Construct Company
American Ayinion Corporation
Neering
Ab MaKe
Death Claims Elvin Petitt in Bradford
Elvin Petitt died suddenly at home Tuesday afteroon, born March 3, 1869 in Clymer. Survived by wife Lulu M., two daughters Mrs. Herman Bates and Mrs. Walter Henselman, two sons Clyde and Glenn, a sister Edith Longstreet, a brother Robert Petitt, thirteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 pm Bracken Keating chapel with burial in Pine Grove cemetery. Early iron smelting signs were found in the Nile Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvit Op Eens
Mr. Petitt
Clymer
R.d. Petiti
Carter Hil
Sprite Creek
Nidhe
Mr. Pelil
Growitte
Gladinli
Dormer Luli M. Ben- Well
Herman Bates
Dhmestown
Anc
Walter Henselman
Westfield
N.Y
Twn
Clyde, Petit
Bradford
Glenn B
Pettit
Buffalo
Edith Longstreet
Watteturg
Robert
Corry
Ang
Bracken-Keating
Pine Grove
Shortcake Variations And Chicken Shortcake Recipe Notes
A fragmented culinary item describes making shortcakes with varied fruit fillings such as raspberry peach and strawberry plus a chicken shortcake recipe. It lists mixing methods with baking powder salt and flour, forming dough, baking at 450 F, and assembling with fruit and cream or a chicken savory filling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teaspoon Sale
Ford Bucine
Sam Gronner Dies At Home In Michigan
Sam Gronner dies at his home in Dy-Wogin Michigan after a career as a bacteriologist with Contauch MM Company in Corry. His wife Mrs Gronner recently visited from Elizabeth, N Dy to join him. The death will bring regret to many acquaintances.
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Sam Gronner
Michigan
Wora
Geon
Sam Groner
Dy- Wogin
Miph
Gronner
Contauch MM Company
Corry
Elizabeth
N.dy
Mrs. Grovner
I Corry
Mr. Grovner
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Brush Creek Way
Landt Trio
Dial
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W. Smith
Corty, PA
Ar Sc
Cety TV Club
Coollette Club
Dor
James Sutton
Spartansburg, R. D
Corry Hospital
Ystigar
Clothiers & Furnishers
North Center St
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Petiit
Valley of the Nile
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Perkins
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