Scout Troops Face Outdoor Events Amid Prep and Plans
Scouting movement stories detail Boy Scout Troop 1 Methodist led by Walter Rhodes with 18 scouts meeting for drill in signaling, pole emitting, and a trap shack project. Troop 2 Presbyterian under Paul Cressey aims to resume activities with a summer plan, volleyball practice, and a monthly meeting cadence as they rebuild strength and teamwork.
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BOY
Walter Rhodes
Scout Troop 5-Episcopal Plans Seasonal Meetings
The regular Weekly Scout Column reports that Troop 5-Episcopal has no scheduled regular meetings for the near term. Outdoor gatherings may occur when feasible as summer ends. A Memorial Day event was noted, with gatherings anticipated for the fall season as September approaches.
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Episcopal Yrs
Gail Kamps
Tren
Gila
Prude
Two Women Die as Auto Skids in Ravenna
June report from Ravenna states two women died after a car skid incident. Victims identified as Mrs Rath Lohr Samers, 26, and Mix luvhe Satueders, 25, both of Ravenna. A man and another injured were hospitalized with critical conditions. investigation by Shuitt Jones ongoing.
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Ravenna
Ravena
Mitton Lake
Rath Lohr Samers
Shuitt Jones
Amazing gains claimed by Mrs Dolores Smith
An advertisement touts Tanlac as a miracle cure used by Mrs Dolores Smith of Philadelphia AMS Mather Street who reports dramatic appetite restoration improved sleep and weight gain after four bottles She claims starting weight 130 pounds rose to 195 pounds and urges readers to buy Tanlac and Taylor Vegetable for constipation with abundant testimonials and no substitutes.
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Dolores Smith
AMS
Mather St
Philadelphia
Troop 4 Catholic William Shields Scoutmaster Victory
The troop earned a victory in the recent volleyball contest and continues active programing with examination activities. Members anticipate a full investment fest and continued athletic league participation led by Scoutmaster William Shields.
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Catholica
Wiliam Shields
Thirselay Qvaninshin
Loys
Troop 6 Episcopal Gorge Scoutmaster Meeting Report
The Texular meeting of Troop 6 Episcopal Gorge was led by Scoutmaster Murray with Historian Murray in charge of business. The Uniform Committee discussed a form for Merocarius Day Marine, recognition given to Wilburre and Murray, and a bonfire night with games after a pin presentation.
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Episcopal Gorge Bart
Murray
Wilburre & Murray
Wilcox
Medsure
Tracy
Triifarsie
Winker Ue
Mora
Curtis
Yieitor
Nike
Me Swmith
Thalma Downey
Porkey
Gin S Sus
Troops Plan First Outdoor Picnic At Findley Lake
The Presbyterian troop held a regular meeting at Miss Arnold's home on Monday evening. Captain Mrs. Wolta reported plans for the first outdoor picnic at Findley Lake with nearly every scout expressing intent to attend.
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Mra
W. Wolta
Arnold
Findley Lake
Troop 4 Catholics Plans Summer Outdoor Activities
The article notes that Troop 4 Catholics is organizing summer outdoor activities led by Captain Mile Eater Cosnd. Details on dates and exact events are not fully provided in the readable text.
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Mile Eater
Cosnd
Forty-Seven Graduates Toast Commencement Evening
A 1928 commencement marked by valedictory from Donald J Raving and Principal Brown as 47 graduates of Corry public schools receive scholarships and praise. The ceremony highlighted city road improvements led by Ewing, speeches on citizenship and education, and a celebratory reception for the Class of 1928.
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Lillir
Stalniey
Parkhurst
McLean
Healey
Pale
Ward
Donald J Raving
Mle
Ewing
Ewin
Aid
Hamerdia
Brown
Auditoriai
Corry Public Schools
Me Brower
Fi Whittlesey
Educron
Rain Expected to End Prolonged Dry Spell
A weather report notes short term relief from a two week dry spell as light showers taper off. Farmers in the area seek a heavy townpour to ease drought conditions and aid local crops and pastures.
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Corry
Bari
Red Cross Chapter Held Monthly Meeting
The regular monthly Red Cross chapter meeting was held in the Normal Bank Building rooms. Minutes and reports were read, officers spoke on projects, finances were unclear due to a fire, and plans for July were announced with an encouragement to attend for clarity on fund use and future grants.
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Norymal Bank
Aus
Ginve Fiblin
War Houghton
Ora Livermore
Celia Sullivan
Mura
Anerioaic Red Cross
Fox
Miss Sullivan
Dewi
Bie
Foot Burn Remedy Ad Shift To Base Pub On Joint Base
An old time remedy for foot burns fades as new treatment using a stainless prep and a single tube priced at 60 cents emerges. The ad notes sale by Thomas Downey, James Gondra, and N. Holmes & Co with a reward offer and contact on Pleasant Street.
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Thomas Downey
James Gondra
N.polmes
Advid
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