Operations At Hospital Pass Past Records June Campaign
The Corry trait Association held a library Building meeting with President Laurie and directors Brown Dekpsay Histon Gaulsteay and Keefe. Seventy three operations were performed in June and more than $5000 raised for mortgage payoff and improvements. The June report showed the hospital had more operations in June than in any prior month, with total figures and breakdowns for discharges and daily patient care. Suggestions for equipment and facility upgrades were noted by the superintendent to support broader services in the community.
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Corry Trait! Tat Association
Huilding
Laurie
Messrs
Brown
Dekpsay
Histon
Gaulsteay
Keefe
Balanve Gt
Sune
Mullinery in New Store
A fragmented local notice discusses a new millinery storefront with scattered phrases about sales, openings, and plans. The readable parts mention Mullinery and new store activity, with unrelated garbled text surrounding the main items.
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Mullinery
Daring arrest by Warren police officer unraveled trainyard theft
Captain White arrested a suspect after a confrontation at the river yard where two automoble robes and two valuable women's belongings were found in a box car. The prisoner claimed to be an infant son of an Oklahoma reservation, insisting it was for thrill, while workers alerted police and a registrar noted the suspect’s actions. The incident illustrates patrol efforts and criminal tactics in a rail area.
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Warren
White
Disisian
Tien
Thie Wentoiler
Val
Diane Stoke
Tynille
Kinzia
Shifimut's Eddy
Dlaimnx
Oklahoma
Tannery Leads in Horseshoes in American League
Last night the horseshoe contests produced tight scores as Tannery won on Court No 1 by a 40 to 28 margin over Coug No 1. Ginna tallied 60 to 40 over de cated while Perna Ry 1 defeated Journal 60 to 40. Lanston Paints earned a forfeit over Allent Wilcox. standings updated with these results.
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Lanston Paintre
Findley Lake Summer Socials and Visitors Note
Findley Lake July 11 report of Miss Blow Morse and W G Smith’s Sunday trip to Dunkirk and Ripley. A family picnic honored Mrs and Mrs Beebe with many local guests including the Roberts and Johns from South Ripley and numerous Babcock and Huntley families. Community events include a new bathing house foundation, bake sale at MLE Church, and a countywide note on haying and local visits across Sherman North East and Cristi NY.
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Findley Lake
Miss Blow Morse
W. G. Smith
Sayuray
Dunkirk
Ripley
Nome
Beebe
Roberty
Jon Maurice
South Ripley
Weaver
Duc Bois
Hoa
Jones
Eric
Deville
Deville Babcock, Charl During and, Wife, Byron Babcok, and’ Harry Babscock
Sherman
Frank Huntley
A F Greenman
Samuel Batcock
Allie Babcock
Irene Babcock
Prank Necker
Daughters
Clymer
Bob, Jones
Erie
Ira Lewis
Timthy
Winifred Meat
North East
Mareee Catford
Claude
Thompson
Crstis
Ross Rowland
Pearl Swanson
WALA
Roy Skellie
Brie
Fred SindorPot Wattsburg
Abbey
Jane Richardson
Atrs
Garfield
Greenfield Sun
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Paign
Dietargeel
Ss. Tratha
Josey Neett
Thismerveendent
Hetfon Yyaie
Naeem Olldigge
Vile Stoke Mutiny
Worhington Ripest
Arti Smigly Weld
Hmiy Cole Brive
Opti Dt
Molegrove
Deroutors
Johny B-Rogers
Cori & SA
Sisson
Marine Bork
Hig
Erie, Pa
Palm Beach
Athletic Union
Rugby Ribbed Union
Balbrigaan Sir and Dinwore
Collay
Shir Co
Css Cscs
North Center ST
Mite Ant
Murano Sudleride
Pitta
Rae
Miers
Boston
Tannery
Cline Co Ecee Cree BU
Keyatons
Poin, KR
Lanston Painters
Will Wileas Grocers
Findley Lake, N. Y
Ita Lewis
Kesey Business College
E. L. Swanson
Mies Martha Schurmerhorn
Jamwstow
Rigits
Clarke Miles
Chautagua Lake
Hitness Bank
First National Bank
Shearoid
Elcomes
WAR Capital
Bouencom
AEA Rrr
the National Bank of Corry
Warren National Bank
Liberty and
Second Streets, Warren,Penna
Johnson
United Prev Peoria
Jake Srolds
Mike Hunt
Hunt
Stolfl
Munt
C. F. Transportation CO
Corry
Inaye Findley
Findley
N. ¥. Central
B. L. B. Traction
Cor. Main
Osborn's
House of Bargains
Everett
Dover
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