Red Cross Tag Day Success for New Corry Chapter
Fifty young volunteers in Corry conducted a Red Cross tag day raising funds with flexible prices. Donors paid amounts from two bits to four dollars, supporting the Corry Chapter’s Jahn Fund and related welfare projects. The event drew widespread participation from local shops and university groups, with proceeds to be calculated and announced later.
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RED Cross
Corry
Tony Woattnr
Elehe
Block
Arthur Williame
Holling
Lagu Ie
Jahn Pundi
lAly
Hoon An
Services in Memory of C N Waters
Memorial rites for the late C N Waters were held at the home of her parents on Went Main Street with Rev G O H Sharpley officiating. Attendees included members of the Corrydodge and Standford Hose Company and numerous out of town relatives and friends. A large display of flowers covered the casket and the group proceeded to Pine Grove Cemetery for burial.
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C. N. Walore
Mir
Ellen Waters
Went Main Street
GO. H. Sharpley
Wnlon City
Montague
Moana
Charles Graves
Chucob
Caretor
Miri. Condon
John Stuall
Union City
Hc, Knupp
Sumentown
Sidderwin
Kane
Red Cross Benefit At Rex Tonight Draws Big Crowd
The Clobe Trotters musical comedy company at the Hex offers an altered program this evening. Twenty percent of receipts go to the local Red Cross Chapter, Manager Parker reports, expecting a large crowd. Showtime aligns with NTZ change at the Armory after strong week, promising solid attendance.
Outfits for Company A Seeks Funds and Donations
The ladies securing the hundred and fifty comfort bays announce most are provided and will accept funds or bag donations to complete the remaining orders. Fifteen citations and the Holt day deadline set the rushed schedule. Miss Lotta Deffier of West Washington attends Titusville event with Hornehoyn William and Clyde Deffler as part of the public schools exercises.
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Howe
Lotta
Deffier
Wanlington
Taft
Titusville
Hornéphoyn
Wiliam
Clyde Deffler
President Would Save Beer and Wine Policy Debate
United Press reports President Wilhoi supports limiting beer and wine to prevent complete prohibition enforcement. He argues abolition would provoke strong opposition during wartime sacrifices. The President met with Senator Phelan and planned talks with Senator Martin and Senator Giorry.
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United Press
Wallington
Wilhoi
Wat
Phelan
Martine
Wader
Giorry
Germans Admit Retreat After Heavy British Pressure
The German defense yielded several positions to a numerically superior Allied force. Officials said heavy losses were inflicted on the attackers, and the retreat followed strong counter actions at multiple points along the line as British offensives regained some ground.
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Iy United Press
Norlin
Marow
Draft Orders Chautauqua Auto Parade Issuance Tonight
United Press reports draft orders set for Chautauqua parade issuance this evening amid political tension and security concerns. Officials discuss exemptions for certain arms restrictions and prepare measures to ensure orderly event planning as governors and committees assess regional political climate.
Obituary: Mrs Hartig Dies After Illness at Gorey Hospital
Mary C Hartig aged 02 years dies after several days as patient at Gorey Hospital. Widow of W J Hartig, she is mourned by relatives and neighbors. Funeral services set for 2:30 tomorrow at Abssndur chapel with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Mary C. Hartig
Hurtig
Athich
Hardy
Hartlepool
Bograms
Amin
Mtr
Pine Grove
Americans Cited for Bravery in Heavy Fire
The citation honors Americans for courage during a recent engagement amid heavy fire. The operation left the commanding officer and two subordinates seriously wounded, including Dr. C. M. Knight of Akron, Ohio.
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United Fresc
American Ambulancy Corpetie
Argentina Moves Toward Revoking Neutrality in War Crisis
The Argentine government appears set to revoke its neutrality amid World War tensions. Officials cite economic ties and a pledge with Germany as factors while public reaction grows uncertain about the nation’s future stance.
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Ranieto
Germany
Toillaine
Brumbaugh Appointees Rejected by State Banks Board
Harrisburg reports the State Banks Board refused to confirm most of Gov. Brumbaugh’s recommended appointees. Names mentioned include D. Edward Gong of Harrisburg, Nathan Buller of Pleasant, and Robert Young of Wallsboro, with several other proposed commissioners to be dropped. The action follows final adjournment debates and pending vacancies in public service posts.
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Straa ‘Dorwrthy Wilcox
Center
Mineo
State Armory
Phydarion Hall
Waller
Lilies That They Will ‘Be Aio
Paiente
Harrisburg
Orday Afernipon
Mowayeh
Hotere
MVE Xnustui Ja Inken
Dropper
Sven Wilek
Wuninus Rotusee
Ohminas i. Matta
Curwonegus
Gecretare
Gel Tire
D. Edward Gong
Ghaibersburg
Anit
Nathan OR Buller
Pleasant
Mantel
Data
York
Ani Iobert
Young
Wallsboro
Public Service
R H H Club Hosts Charity Work Session
The RHH Club was entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Alin Anender. Members praised progress in sewing for welfare, delivering a box of dresses and toy units to the O C F Orphans Home at Meadville. The group plans monthly meetings and future outings for members.
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Alin Anender
Pat Ukrae
Woming
Dean Holecvch
Ajd
Greece to Enter War At Once
The British report a sudden shift in policy as Greece moves to declare war and strike against German forces. The decisive action aims to realign the balance in Europe with Allied support and prompt retaliation.
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Greece
German Trench Capture Aided by Allied Operations
Report describes Allied actions near Oppy and the German lines with advances on the front, noting the rapid movement of forces and the strategic aim to threaten the Siegfried line. Mentions key locations and the broader defense of a northern French city as Oppy comes under observation.
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Crernaotown
Ormann
Siegfried
Picnic and Supper Honor Local Ladies Event
A community picnic and supper celebrated Mrs. Alex McLagen and other local ladies. Attendees included prominent residents and guests who shared a afternoon gathering with music, speeches, and a planned charity contribution to support family services in New York.
Militants released at Washington rally in unrest aftermath
Reported by United Press Washington Pa June 20 militants freed after protests at the District Woman's Jail. Most released with medical checks, one person reportedly in poor health. Six former pickets departed in cars from the Suttraca headquarters after brief breakfast. authorities noted a tense morning but no further clashes.
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United Press
Washington
Sage
Mense
Manson
Romney
Hy United
Boxton
Automobiles Sought for Red Cross Work Program
The Extension and Enrollment Committee of the Joel Red Cross Chapter seeks automobiles for Red Cross work. Four towns are listed with a July 1 meeting in Pine Valley and Jefferson Community. The Enrollment Committee meeting is set for Monday afternoon at 4 and 6 oclock, with the regular monthly session in the evening.
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Cinnitiiis
Wie
Joel Red Cross Chyler Hayar
Juollsville
Pine Velluy
Wodaysiay
Hemyerdasn
Toty Nh
McCray Chuek
Wincey
Fe Red Cross
Inek
Commaren Vomis
Union City Pavement Awarded Amid Adjourned Hearing
An adjourned hearing on Union City street paving resulted in a concrete main street project. Companies such as McCormick & Bro and E M Love & Son are involved with bids around ten thousand dollars, with council action supporting concrete paving along Main Street.
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Union City
Eoudell
M.ghove’& Son
Corry
MeCormick Bro
E. M. Love & Son
Barthol
Merrit Hut
Coun Sward
Ontrail Cor
McCormick & Bro
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C. N. Waters
Elks
Stanford Hose
N. LT. Red Cross
Armory
United Prews
Londors
Abe
Uae
Initin Bates
Lloyd Ure
Avery
Dafog
Everal
Tura
Yorvie
Lee
Pyenne
Corey Pultchuus
England
C. M. Knight
Akron
Atty
Robert Osborne
Geo. Wilsworth
Ruth and
Bethan
Union
Argentina
Brumbaugh
R. H. H. Club
Haig
Unie Peres
London
Fia
Tanlled Press
Hiller
Alex
Allpiner
Olya
Linjoy Hinak
Suindehomg
Dang
Aira
Fametvun U
Tanmeneim Ley
Amiel Wyeke
Smuinth
Maes
Syouday
New Yorke
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