Miss Mildred Watcher Named Superintendent at Titmnsville Hospital
Miss Mildred Watcher, associated with Titmnsville Hospital for nine years, is named superintendent. Public gathering ban tied to a Wellsville starlet fever outbreak will be lifted Monday. Major Samuel A. Carlson of Jamestown endorses Police Lieutenant John Saunders as his first-choice successor, with Major Charles A. Sandberg named chief of police. A candle race for ladies is scheduled Saturday night at the Armory skating rink.
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Mildred Watcher
Titmnsville Hospital
Wellsville
N.Y
Samuel A. Carlson
Jamestown
John Saunders
Charles A. Sandberg
Armory
Jamestown Bustress College
Wagle Temple
4Midiumny Association
Stockton
Charles. Warren
Meadville
G. A. Stockton
First Avenue
Frank ‘Williams
A. H. Homer & Co
W. Main Street
City and Vicinity Local notices and ads mix in one issue
Pancake hour at 3 for 25c and delivery claims by Will J Wilcox. Obituary notes for John P Arnolds of Greenville. War veterans estimate $1,250,000 for Butler county if bills pass congress. W H Hyde resigns as Democratic county chairman of Erie county with successor election planned at a Victory dinner in Ridgway. Lake LeBoeuf park improvements under Everett Burns lead to better lake access. Locomotive and car shop recalls total 250 workers, with some machinists returning after a year. Various local court, hospital, and church notices accompany school board and real estate ads.
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Will J. Wilcox
John P. Arnolds
Greenville
Butler County
W. H. Hyde
Bile County
Ridgway
Hyde Hotel
A. M. Litz
Waterford
Everett Burns
Lake LeBoeuf
Charles Miller
Spartansburg
Corry Hospital
Hamilton, Saxe and Scofield
Elmer Westley
Korta
R. D
Conneaut Lake
Crawford County Court
Meadville
Erie Railroad Company
Jamestown
North East Volunteer Women's Relief Association
L. J. Sedelmeyer
C. A. Hollister
Harry Dawley
James Wassink
M. Li Sprague
H. S. Mackay
Re — Erieiles
State Milk Control Board
Harrisburg
Nye Raps Critics On Munitions Inquiry
Senator Gerald Nye defends his two year arms investigation from critics, accusing opponents of using gut ter English to discredit his work. He asserts President Wilson concealed prior knowledge of secret treaties that mapped Europe in case of Allied victory and that the United States entered World War I with spoils agreed upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald G. van Tine
United Press
Washington
Gerald P. Nye
N. D
Senate Munitions Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
United States
Italy to attend Geneva sanctions session Monday
Rome reports Italy will take part in Monday's session of the league sanctions committee at Geneva. The meeting may discuss further penalties against Italy including an oil embargo. Baron Pompeo Aloisi will represent Italy. Also noted, Mrs Frank Hillman and daughter visited Titusville to see Miss Hafell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
League
Geneva
Pompeo Aloisi
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Hamburg
Lamb
Florida Oranges
Chase & Sanborn
Florida
Eae Gma
Baltimore & Oia
DuBois
Iocomotive
Rks
North East
Tr 1G
American Legion
Fste
Port Wrie
WIPA
Charles R. Barber
City Womcil
George Ri"Mettall
Bly Griswold
Erie
Port Erie
Larsoh
Harry Trients
Himma
Sager
Warren
E. C. Lowrey
City Suilor
Warren Times Mirror
Warren County
Mids Sager
Sarai Stratton
Martin Wright Road
Westfield
Turialim Westfield
Ny Z
Lindsley
C. P. Bishop
Olean
Pennsylvania Railroad
Joseph Scalise
Crawford County
Meadville Hospital
Frank Casler
D. C
Magee
H.R. Smith
Union City Counce
Council Il
Helen
Charlotte Mack
Lillian Kelsey
Francis Lyman
Grant Cogan
Donald Milter
Alma Swanson
Matty
Richard Longo
Spencer Hospital
Chat City
First Ave
Stockton’s
Maurice M. Lord
Titusville
Roland McDutt
Titusvillé
Lord
St Russell BR. Young
Latrobe
Florence McGraw
Franklin Street
Mor-O-Phun Club
W. He DeJean
Kate Kennedy
Weeleyville
W. [Gibson
B. L. Campbell
Hari Hasbrouck
A. Lunich
Gloverbloom
Jersey
Morton
Isha
Nye
North Dakota
Frank Hillman
Miss Hafel
the Bracken-Keating Company
Morticians
Wardoleum
Ted
VCH
Ward
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