Receding Water Toll From Floods Across States
Columbus reports estimate flood deaths will stay high with widespread devastation. Figures list deaths and marooned totals across Ohio Indiana and Virginia with thousands homeless and residences submerged. Rescue efforts continue as officials describe power outages and extended flood threats.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dayton
Roar
Indiana
Peru
Dow Gantle
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Noblowyilie
Pain Party Brilliant Function at Knights of Pythias Hall
Last night at the Knights of Pythias Hall Sr and Mrs Charles Pain hosted over a hundred guests in a grand affair. The lodge room dining room and wall room were lavishly decorated in yellow and white with electric lights and chrysanthemum sprays. An orchestra performed behind a decorative smilex screen while a silvered harp added to the setting. Mrs Weaver oversaw the punch bowl and supper service began at eleven with a pink and white color scheme continuing through the table décor.
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K. of B. Hall
Charles Pain
Knights of Pythias
Wayne
Air
Mrs. Pain
Mise Ruth Pain
Giérk Pain
Ruper Ehryaan
Beene
Wight
Imperial hotel proprietor arraigned on aggravated assault
A morning hearing before Alderman Porter set bonds for the Imperial hotel proprietor after an alleged late night booze fueled attack on guest Robert Clifford of the Stratton Players. Clifford escaped via a fire escape and alerted police as patrons heard the commotion and called for help.
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Imperial Hotel
Robert Clifford
Stratton Players
Clifford
Kliby
Porter
Lambing Improving. Will Leave Silver City Soon
Mayor Alexander reports a long letter from Charles Lambing who remains at a health resort in Silver City New Mexico. Lambing’s Corry friends learn he is greatly encouraged plans to leave the institution about the end of next month to resume work. He weighs over 108 pounds and has lost a little weight but began regular exercise and says he is feeling the best in years with no doubt of full recovery.
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Alexander
Charles Lambing
Silver City
New Mexico
Mir. Lambing
Corry Needlework Guild Prepares Aid for Flood Sufferers
Corry's Needlework Guild ready to answer Red Cross appeals for flood relief. Boxes of garments and supplies prepared. Mrs. G J Woodward coordinating with William Spencer of the relief organization. Corry women rally for clothing donations to ship today. first consignments may depart this evening.
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CORRY
RED Cross
G. J. Woodward
William Spencer
Te Erle
Rip
Bessemer
New Castle
National Sodelty
Taken Ill At Station
A young woman from Spring Creek fell ill at a station yesterday afternoon. She was hurried to Corry hospital in the State and accompanied by her mother. They waited several hours for train connections before continuing home. The girl remained unable to leave the hospital for some time.
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Lel
Leossid
Spring Creek
Pasenge
Corry
Storer
Hier
Kent
Senate Subcommittee Visits Corry Hospital for Inspection
A Senate Subcommittee plans a one day visit to Corry to inspect the hospital and report on affairs. Senator North chairs the panel with Wittman of Venango and Assemblyman Hayle to join. Officials expect legislative funds for two years maintenance and possible improvements after the inspection.
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Ieluding Wittman
Venango County
Corry
Hayle
Thy
Commuites
Instituton
Warren
The Olden Time Miller and the Toll on Wages
The passage questions the Olden Time Miller’s toll on grain and compares it to tolls taken from every dollar of wages. It urges readers to consider saving for the years, highlighting earning power and financial planning in a reflective, exhortative tone.
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Sharon
West Dayton
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Ind
Atationa
Washington
War Department
Bass City
Leonard Wood
Tven
Osle
Hare
Ab & O
Richmond
van Mar
Associated Press
Big Miami River
J. N. Atlaback
Warren National Bank
TRH
MATL
Basu
Penneydvanda
K. of P. Hall
Imperial
Lambing
Erie
Senate
North
Ory
First National Bank
Galbank
Citizens Nation Bank
Zens National Bank
WEAY
W. Panmei
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