Twenty Years Ago Facts From Journal Feat at Local Meeting
A February 12 1925 summary notes a Rotary Kiwanis joint meeting and a speech by Senator Woodhill Ferris. The Board of Education urges citizens to attend tonight's dedicatory ceremonies for a new Junior High School named for Elizabeth Barry wife of William Barry. Death notices include Mrs Elizabeth Barry and Miss Flossie Greeley. The Nameless Five of Warren Pa lose to the Keystones 43 to 10 at the State Armory. Two locals Misses Jen Sullivan and Grace Fries leave Erie for St Catherine Ontario after transfer to No Bore Corset. Hammond Elevator hosts a banquet at the Hotel Phoenix for local contractors and builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodhilize N. Ferris
Rotary and Kiwanis
Board of Education
Michigan
Warren
Keystones
State Armory
Heys
Corry area wartime notes and local notices update
Community column recaps wartime echoes from Corry and Lewistown region including military postings, postal rushes for Valentine cards, looming veterans hospitals plans, a local tragedy at Wilson Hill, recognition for residents, and police action on a morals case near Bear Lake. Highlights mention Budget and Treasury shifts, war news, and local civic notes.
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Corry
Erie
Hiram Corry
Treasury
Priemds Heye Hiye
Jack Scott
Wilson Hill
Dean
Ab Warren
Lotta Bonsteel
Italy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Southwest Pacific
Gust Larson
Women’s Victory Club
Witttah Engineers
Washington
Germany
Europe
Third Ward
Bear Lake
Titusville
Corry News Briefs On War, Local Life And Crime
A jumble of wartime notes and local happenings spans letters from Capt O’Hare to a wounded husband, anniversary wishes, potential private detective plans, and a surge of theft reports at He Benoit High. Mentions include Captain Hugh O’Hare, Mrs John T. Broughton, Cpl James Hopkins, and the Baldwin Company’s replacement parts.
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Wulhel
Anny
Dis
Ore
Sun
John Shields
Ilomas
New York State
Oil City
Baldwin Company
Climax
Doc
Hugh O Hare
John T. Broughton
O'Hare
Parle
Broughton
Willy
Gongrati
Percy la- Pui
Struthers
Obito
Amr Carry
Growth of Blue Cross Prepayment Plans Surges in 1944
The Blue Cross movement expands with 3,102,089 new members in 1944, reaching 17,841,870 including service members. By Jan 1 1945 16,541,670 employed persons and their families are enrolled, with 64.8 percent of dependents and 45.2 percent of workers. Nonprofit doctor bill prepayment programs operate in 17 states and two Canadian provinces, backed by medical societies and hospital plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Cross
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
This article explains blood counts used for diagnosis. It notes white cells indicate infection resistance and red cells approximate 5,000,000 per cubic millimeter. It describes counting via special slides and dilution, with normal white counts around 6000 per cubic millimeter and possible rises up to 30,000 in acute appendicitis.
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Man
Sevens Quiz Questions From Page Six Style
A scrambled quiz asks if the United States left the League of Nations after WWI. It ponders Christobal Calon, earth as a sphere, Adolf Hitler, Senator O Mahoney from Wyoming, Joe Louis rank, military wives in war zones, FDR birthdays, and a sea route for over water supply lines to Japanese seized lands, plus location of the Republic of Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tov
United States
League of Nations
Christobal Calon
Earth
Adolf Bitler
Senator O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Joe Louis
Army
Navy
Roosevelt
Japan
Asia
Republic of Columbia
Central America
South America
Erie History Teacher Dies After Cerebral Hemorrhage
George Egbert Wallace, 54, veteran Erie history teacher since 1914 at Strong Vincent High School, collapsed in his classroom Friday morning. He died at Hamot Hospital eighteen minutes after arrival, following medical efforts by principal H. D. Labermann and Dr. William Smith. Wallace had a long history of ill health and had taken leaves of absence in prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
George Egbert Wallace
Hamot Hospital
Strong Vincent High School
Strong Vincent
Wallace
H. D. Labermann
Shing Vincent
William Smith
Hamel “Hospital
Ness
Woman Escapes Fire After Jump From Window
A woman living in a second story home escaped serious injury by leaping into a snowbank as flames destroyed her residence early yesterday. She was hospitalized at Brooks Memorial with abdominal and chest injuries and burns to her feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denkius
Gearwin & Mackert
Brooks Memorial Hospital
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Feu Journal
Fes
Elizabeth Bary
William Barry
South Center Street
Lash Evening
Aler An
Flossie Greeley
Comy Hospital
Jen Sullivan
Grace Fries
St. Catherine's, Ont, Can
Hammond Elevator Company
Hotel Phoenix
Linehime
Bedanal
Lewistoiseg
Towm
Lewisburg
Sullivan
Tuffy Bully
Lol
New York
Berlin
Ngwinst
Wilan Hill
Columbus
Henry Hoke
Frank Brooks
Uhis
Veterans
Pennsylvania
Veterans’ Administraion
Sat Teast
Uy Wickers
Owhich
Etrumbers
Tab
Ald Kl
Geran HaricHin
Avie
MM Tiel Street
Minhad
Bert Giver
Tyea
Mig
Mary Paver Hopkins
Liab
James Hopkins
Daguary
Greak
Uynet
Norbhy Cefler
Birsedt Dor
Harry Meteed
Creri— Hteman
Gurlis Publisiigen
Bertrant B. Fowler
Wiley
Wiiose Heyede
Fawley
E L. Nixson
State College
J. A. Donaldson
Emifenten
Miller
Awvley Worren
Uedneah Haller Compal
Nationial Hanns Hospital
Thrave Hive
He Beniot High
Auilijog
Alka Ane
Selo
A. J. Aikens Motor Sales
First Avenue
DIAL
Don Stewart
Concord St
Tess
Neeck India
Tagleion Co
Parade Street
Hele
AUER
Feve
WMC
Lanston's
Pall
Stich
French Street
Ray Carhart
Stranahan Brothers
Spartansburg
Bureks
Dia
Ate
Haissehald Goods
Lumid's
Garland
A. G. Bennink
Clymer
Morton's Sugar Cure
Quick Donne's Hardware
Minin
Watt Hellmess
Park Street
Bill
Cere Journal
East Main Street
Reni
Mary Jeen Foneh
Tanes Steel Company
Fembby
Thane
Miomibers
Rebekah
Mrs
George —Eith
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Iwo
Tokyo
Julda
England
G. E. Wallace
Fulbreak
J. Fred Kinley
Rapsonite
All-Way Electric CO
North Corry
Center of Columbus Ave
Armitage
Zers
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Deeler
Hares, Weite
Thomas Motor Company
Clinton Street
Corry, Pa
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