Corry Hospital Begins Endowment Fund With $4400 Pledged
The Cory Hospital starts an endowment fund after Mrs Mary Bliss left 200 toward a 10000 principal. The fund is managed by three perpetual trustees from local banks and the hospital association. Principal now 4400 invested in government bonds plus 214 in savings. Interest may be used for hospital needs once target reached.
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Cory Hospital
Mary Bliss
National Bank of Corry
Citizens National Bank
Corry Hospital Association
Corry Hospital
Licensed Clubs Agree On Uniform Closing Plan
Erie County Federation delegates met at St. Joseph's club in North East to vote on uniform closing hours for social and fraternal clubs. The federation, with fifty six units mainly in Erie City, endorsed standard closing times on weekdays and Sundays, though members retain some flexibility. Joseph Schilling, president, noted most clubs already observe set hours and the action aims to uniformize closing times across units.
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Ein
Yune
Erie City
Erie County
St. Joseph's Club
North East
Excent
Corry
Albion
Joseph Schilling
Toni
Debt Settled For 4000 In Post Roosevelt Loan
New York June 13 Caruthers Ewing general counsel for the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company says a 200000 loan to Brig Gen Elliott Roosevelt from Hart ford president of A P was settled for 4000 Hartford yesterday termed substantially current story in Westbrook Pegler column syndicated by King's Penut es that the CK of the late president borrowed the 200000 in 19 8 Roosevelt would not be reached for comment
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Caruthers Ewing
Great Atlantic
Paeffc
Lea Comany
Elliott Roosevelt
Hartford
Westbrook Pegler
Kings Pentutes
Roosevelt
Special Agents Probe Erie County Income Racketeers
In Erie County investigators are probing income tax evaders as a special federal group has been in the district for weeks. Reports indicate imminent wholesale prosecutions in federal court if warrants are issued. Wealthy racketeers are said to be converting profits into cash offers and facing exposure.
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Brie
Erie County
G- Men
Eaid
Evie
Iiice
Pat Gallagher
Internal Revenue Office
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Three Boys Confess to Setting Series of Fires
Three teenagers from Flourtown Joseph Conlin Norman Anderson and Raymond Rickard both 16 and 15 admitted to authorities that they started nine fires in Montgomery County over the past year causing more than 75000 in damage. A fourth youth linked to the case is being sought. Police Chief Andrew White said the group hoped to spur action by firefighters and had tried to ignite two other locations. The suspects were arrested and held for arraignment on arson charges.
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Plourtown
Montgomery County
Andrew White
Springfeld Township
White
Joseph Conlin
Norman Anderson
Raymond Rickard
Flourtown
Weer or Bil signs Pirates ting tr. be petur ing a man meat able
A fragmented OCR item mentions Weer or Bil and the Pirates in a signing or transfer context. Names and precise actions are unclear, but the note references team affiliation and a potential transaction or agreement involving a person described as edible or meat related.
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Pirates
Tander Jack Batting Lead In Washington Strike Strategy
The report notes Tander Jack limns a lefty stance at the plate amid Washington's fifth inning strategy. Beth and bn and an unnamed captain contribute sparingly as 45 runs are tallied, with Beott and others missing clear impact.
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Washington
Lata
Beth & Bn
Miso
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