R H H Cie Meeting and Club Hostesses Urge Attendance
Thursday afternoon the R H H Cie will hold a meeting in the LO C B hall with Mrs H J Raymond and Mrs Ira Miller as hostesses. A large attendance is urged. Members of the B Club are invited to meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs D C Daugherty North Center street. A class of 123 members will graduate from Titusville High School this evening. The pupils of St Titus school at Titusville enjoy an outing at Lake Canasiohta today. The public library will be closed this evening on account of GHS Alumni. For things electrical see All Way Electric Co 6841. Oil City’s campaign for 30000 for the Community fund is 14000 short of its goal.
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R. H. H.cie
C. B. Hell
H. J. Raymond
Ira Miller
D. C. Daugherty
North Center Street
Titusville High School
St. ‘Titus School
Titusville
Lake Canasiohta
GHS
All-Way Electric Co
Oil City
Commumnity Fund
Merry
J. Wilcox
Henry Dunkle
Ol City
Gil Well
George W. Clayton
Union City
The
Elks
Barlow Block
Corry Electric Shop
Geraldine Chase
Corry
R. D
Samuel Bell
Q —Warren
Floyd Heeter
Mohawk Avenue
A. M. Parker
West
Nori Street
Ethel Parker
Veterans of Foreign Wars
A. Johnson
W. Church Street
Erle Couty
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hotel Corry
W. R. Hultbere
S. Bentley
June Beon
Beonard
Clifford Austin
Joseph Rogan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
Garry Tacoma
Wash
Washington
Rey Melagar
F. Swanson
Tidioute
Melagar
Titusville Hospital
Sic aThe Hmmanuel Gallid
Hether Ben
Windlow Russell
Spony Water Companys
Bruce Gamble
Mesawile
W. P. Beitzell
New York City
Allegheny College
Jonathan Lodge
Titusville Herald
Bexler
Canada
Adirondad Mountain
Archie Lee Mallory
Hig Farm
West Springfield
W. G. Strable
Mallory
Corry area notices and local events round up
City and Vicinity column lists items for sale and service in Corry and nearby areas. A hospital patient, workplace accident, and a large wall project at Drake Well Park are noted along with social events, meeting notices, a triplets graduation at Butley high school, and a jewelry store window theft in Punxsutawney and Brookville. Descriptions include plant work, flower bloom, seed corn, and furniture refinishing ads.
Salvaton Army appoints Hess in Meadville six weeks
Oil City lieutenant Gilbert Hess, assistant to Adjutant and Mrs. B E Flinn, temporarily leads the Meadville Salvation Army corps for six weeks during the officers' absence due to illness. He may later be promoted to captain and return to Oil City if Meadville officers resume command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Gilbert Hess
B. E. Flinn
Salvaton Army
Salvation Army
Mearville
Hess
Meadville
Fred Gibson
Pennsylvania
Stewart’s
Shafter
St. Marys
Hutrance
David Willams
SS Marys
Talen
Healy Studio
Frost Harm Raises Crop Damage Fears Across County
Garden owners and farmers report severe frost last night threatening crops in exposed areas. Exact extent remains unknown for a few days as observers assess damage.
W C T U Answers Rockefeller Wet Stand
The United Press reports Evanston June 8 that the Nations Woman's Christian Temperance Union headquarters issued a vigorous answer to John D Rockefeller Jr's repeal proposal. The statement urges clean government, enforcement of law, and educational campaigns as better solutions than restoring liquor traffic. It warns repeal would increase alcohol related deaths and betray American law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Evanston
the Nations Woman's Christian Temperance Union
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Missing men in Newfoundland listed as lost after search
LT Johns Md June 8 Sullivan and Dr Karl Buebnert disappeared on Decoration Day while flying an airplane over Newfoundland. Canadian pilots and a Boston based Grenter Jlis sion plane conducted a thorough search but found no sign of the missing men or their aircraft. Coney Island has barred an exhibit featuring the man who found the Lindbergh baby body as offensive to public taste. William J Allen of Trenton had appeared as a sideshow attraction and was cancelled after protests by local chamber of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns
Sullivan
Karl Buebnert
Boston
Newfoundland
New York
Land
Lindbergh Baby
William J. Allen
Trenton
Allen
Thousands Marched in Washington for Bonus Demonstration
About 6 000 parade in the nation’s capital last evening near the commerce department building and the planned government $60 000 000 building project. Army leaders reviewed, crowds saluted the cotton flag, a lone silk banner waved by a Pennsylvania unit. Wounds from a recent incident: Barton West Virginia, Joseph Gortion Jr. 35, in charge of Lexington Kentucky, killed a bonus delegation member and nine injured, four seriously, when their truck overturned near Laurel Mountain, 18 miles from here. Pittsburgh traffic held as 250 Detroit bonus marchers head toward the city from New Castle to join detained trains. around 200 more still in New Castle seeking transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rage Ly Vents
Nwlcommerce Department
Capitol Grounds
Pennsylvania
Barton
W. Va
Joseph Gortion, Jr
Lexington
Laurel Mountain
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cleveland
New Castle
Lake Hiie
Father of American Surgery Dies at 95 in Philadelphia
Dr William Williams fond, famed as the father of American surgery, died at his Philadelphia home at midnight aged 95. He had been ill for weeks, with complications tied to aging, and his life was devoted to surgery and science. He helped perform a secret operation on President Cleveland in 1893 and was recognized worldwide as a leader in surgery and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William Wiliams Fon
Keen
Cleveland
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Tor
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RINSO
SCOTT
Brence Mustard Art
Gil City Trust CompAny
Ou City
Reich
Corry, Penna
W.R
Woodman Hall
Estella Turner
Mary Wheeler
Indiana
Henry Asman
Nugenn. Furniture Co
Warren
Voorbies
Venango County
Depuy
Floyd Voorhies
Lee’ A. McCracken
Franklin
Punxutawney
Brookville
Punxsutawney
Charles Stewart
Seawartz
Herbert Love
Stewart
Kelly's
Nce
Lnglayae Palllahey
Jeauty
E_E. GUIGNON
W.C.T.U
National Headquarters of Women
Keister
Hotel Meadows
Findley Lake, N. Y
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