Corry Memorial Hospital Opens To Public This Saturday
Opening of the Corry Memorial Hospital marks a civic milestone with a modern 1949 brick and limestone structure on West Smith Street. The 47 acre site includes a T-shaped main building, circular drive, and advanced TBM telecommunication systems for rapid physician contact. The facility, funded by local residents and led by hospital officers Mervyn M. Nash and Wallace M. Young, serves the area with new wards, lounges, and a bronze plaque dedicating the project to those who served country.
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Counter Aid General
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Enginler
Cory Memorial Hospital Association
Mervyn M. Nash
Wallace M. Young
Cornelius H. Holden
Sidney B. Elston
Corry Memorial Hospital
Smith Street
Thay Seevie
West Smith
Pes Diane
Warren Streets
Association
Frank Albert
Titusville
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Warren Street
Smith Stress
Weet Coil
Signeliates
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Plans Complete For Dedication Of New Memorial Hospital
Plans describe the dedication of a new Memorial Hospital wing with modern facilities. The ground floor includes an expanded laboratory, pharmacy, x ray department, and a central time-keeping system. Safety features cover seven exits, panic bolts, wide doors, and nurse foot switches for emergency calls.
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New Memorial Hospital
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Medina
Directress Air
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Back Memorial Hospital Campaign
The Veterans of Foreign Wars unite local groups to support a memorial hospital fund. A public campaign aims to raise 295000 by January 1946 to honor those who died in service. Community leaders from banks, business, and churches back the effort, urging broad public support and timely action.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wugey Angers Hospital
Maduen Hospital
Mt Heavey
Roger M. Brown
Archie W. Thompson
Hhe Vel- Prise
Hey
Ries Raneluder
Corey
Pmblic
Veterans of Foreign
Corry Memorial Hospital
Final Project Cost Nears 740000 For Hospital
The campaign for Co Memorial Hospital shows total raised cash and pledges of 420,124.94 with unpaid pledges of 46,018.88. The estimated total cost stands at 7400000, though many pledges are unlikely to be collected. The note emphasizes efforts to keep losses under ten percent and hints at continued fundraising.
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Roger Mr. Brown
Co Memorial Hospital
Makine G Lotal
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First Private Patients Admitted At Corry Hospital In 1896
Long service record and property history traced to Corry Hospital Association. The 1896 opening marked by private patient admissions, with trustees and early supporters named. Detailed land transfers show the 100 by 159 foot frontage and gradual consolidation leading to the present plot, ending with planned sale in 1950s.
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Corry
Holland Tang Cyinipm
Pennsylvae Tie
North
Gene Fernd
West Smith Streets
Erie
Crawford
Venango
Wares
Jan Hutdekoper
Varlays
Sprain
Corry National Bank
Sproul
Tssac Horton
Jerry Crary
Sheffield
Horton
Trlister
Isaac Horton
Dreyd J. Méerding
Geraldine Tberdink
Hem Aom
Physsi Hans
G. A
Elston
Phelps
H. O. Muckres
R. N. Seaver
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GB Bibler
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Emory G. Morrison
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Edwin F. Pain
Charles T Rainesale
A. Bruce Smith
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Old Institution
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Frant T. Bobbitt
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J. R Graves
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J.B. Davis
A. M. Hovier
G Sid Beavis
JC Wilson
James Turner
John Falutiami
M Michaels
William Biow
CH Bywley
R. Graves
Muke Graves
Mike Harte
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