Red Cross Executive Board Meeting Report
The executive board of Curry A. Jt. Chay met Monday evening chaired by J WY Campbell. Funds amounting to 182.04 were accounted for along with regular reports. Nursing activities showed 11 active cases, 10 new cases, 25 total during the month, infant welfare visits 2, prenatal visits 3, and school or other visits totaling 107. Attendance at clinics and supervision numbers noted, with Miss Botchfold reporting on school nursing. A request for a report after serial inspection was discussed. Production department noted slow response to requests for children’s clothing shipments. The chapter requests 10 complete ship ments to meet national HQ needs. any clothing saved by Curr y homes is urged to support destitute children in Europe. The meeting adjourned to four weeks. Third Ward Prayer and Bible Club will meet Thursday afternoon at 4 with Mrs. Wit ee Moffatt at Smith and Marion streets. Schedule continues for Thursday through Sunday with street activities.
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Nursing Activities Committee
Whyels
Cliner, Ha
Corry
Girry Homes
Aiftek
Avijoumed
Hard Night As Officers Move Girl To Jail
Police struggle as officers escort a girl to jail last night after a reported disturbance. A man named Tig Linn Toa War was arrested for acting on a railroad line. The scene involved multiple witnesses and confusion at a local shop area near Ohio, with unclear details about names and exact locations.
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Wicor
Tig Linn
Uit
Trilks
Hyavksa
Ohio
Joontwil
Presbyterian Annual Picnic Set for June 22
Presbyterian members and friends plan a June 22 picnic at Thomnas Grove with games and activities. The organizing committee urges bring hats and items for a shared meal while noting a 9 a m church departure and free tickets for lab members to a drawing.
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Presbyterian
Arai Gbins
Thomna
Setigof Hawse
Kobe
Haskeuk
Sjain
Ting
Amu
Tha Presbyterian Shurch
Sunny Moraine
Witteli
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Support
We thank friends for care and support during illness and bereavement. Your thoughtful words prayers and offerings helped us through a difficult time and are deeply appreciated by the family of Me Tiamle Mori Bred We Gail.
Peels Like A New Man Now States Huth
A garbled reminiscence describes a patient named Huth claiming renewed health after medical treatment. The speaker recalls severe stomach pain, loss of appetite, headaches, dizziness, and weak breath from a long illness, with references to a painful past and recovery.
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Huth
Fractured Ad for Corry School District Remodeling Bids
Fragmented notice details sealed proposals for remodeling Corry High School building. It lists bids for multiple trades, dates, plans by A. Mount and others, plus specifications and bid envelopes.
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RED Cross
Reguliar
Ex Gutive Board of Curry A. Jt. Chay
Cation
Arban J. WY. Campbell
Third Ward
Blidy Cieele
Witee Moffatt
Smith
Marion Wtreets
Welwek
Shidy
Ule
James Condra
Rexall
N. Center St
Papal Olleren Militay
Wight Mewrss
Juneau
Tito
Erie
Pennsyslvania
Carhan
St. Bubler
Deere
Wolfiowi
Mtr
Sears
J. A. Lanston
Ruga
Hubby
Winajer
Jess
Anny
Strong
H.P
Electric Shop
N. Center Street
Warren National Bank
Warren, Pa
Voile
Millinery
Lancaster
N. Cohen & Sons
Niko
Andre
Andy
Sauernow
Melinda
Etewm Rig
Bawauilly
Winly
Tiare
Arle Machinury
Hxvhange
Jamestown
Paty
Jane
Hng
Cory
Slyne Amd
Plasia
Mowe
Soey Corry Sulivol
Eytrlie) Gory
Ain’ Ueacon
Ofiv
Milo Brown
Corry High Sahioo
Offige
A. P. Moues
Sitillay
Chuech
Baumgarten
the National Bank
Tal
Fea Raw
Poinerntia
Omar
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