Concord Parents Association Endorses Community Service Work
A Concord Parents Association meeting endorsed community service efforts led by Mr Mahoney of the National Community Service. He outlined local needs, praised school physical education and athletic badge contests, and invited members to a two week Recreation Institute led by Miss Frances Maire. A committee was named to cooperate with the program and a PTA sale was proposed.
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Concord Parentencher's Association
Concord
Mahoney
National Community Service
Corry
Concord Association
Recreation Institute
Frances Maire
J) J. Desmond
Carlton Kilig
Charles Monroe
Shimmer
Merestreet
Parent Teachers Association
Spartansburg News Letter May 1 1916 Update
Local column notes Mise Rose Burlingame hired to assist in garage and service station. William Tut and wife travel to New York City and Amity for two weeks. Mrs Tut expects to stay briefly. Plans to show The Three Musketeers film amid limited business. Mother Day services announced at Lot churches with morning sermon by Price at Baptist Church and an evening program. Irene Smith and family visit Corry hospital. Wave Blakeslee noted as kin. James Gates takes over the old Clark Buxton pool room. Buxton moves to Concord Comer farm. Bitton in poor health. Gates family noted in local properties.
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Artansburg
Wrangels
Rose Burlingame
Burlingame
Corry
William Tut
New York City
Amity
Tufij
Tyne
Evers
Price
Baptist Church
William Smith
Irene
Woman's Complex Life Described as Nervous Breakdown Cause
A 1920s style feature portrays a busy woman's life as the source of nervous breakdowns due to home work social obligations dressmaking and child care. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe restorative, claiming women recovered health after using the remedy in past experiences shared in this paper.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Salvation Army Drive Progresses in Effort to Meet Quota
The Salvation Army drive reports about half the appeal raised and most district reports submitted. A 3000 dollar budget is approved by the Business Men's Advisory Board with Wright and Bentley added. Many workers, including advisory members, press to raise the remaining funds this week. Contributions may be mailed to the Treasurer or handed to campaign leaders in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Wright
S. Bentley
Chaitayn
Minn
Wm. Dukes
K Leach
Dickson
J. W. Campbell
G. J. Heath
J. B. Patterson
Frank Laurie
Alexander
G.F. Brown
D. A. Hillstrom
Chas. Selste
Rev
O. J. May
Roh
Eggleston
Warren DiRosay
Ftl
Beall
L. R. Thomas
J. P. Crown
Donny Smith
Mr. Wright
Mr. Bentley
Report of the Condition of National Bank of Corry 1923
The report covers the National Bank of Corry at Corry Pennsylvania as of May 5 1923 showing assets and liabilities. It lists loans, deposits, circulation and miscellaneous items with entries for cash in vault and redemption funds and notes the cashier Andrews signatures and audit references.
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National Bank of Corry
Corry
Penn’a
Reifel
Arounia
Carl
Oi Ely
Chad Wems
Tesstrsse
Sechesstees Elsailao SE
United Es Escuela Aissen Feihivand
TER
Sas Scasssee Norssteensee
Strates i Ng
Ag OH. Andrews
She Abovernanc
Andrews
Ndinbia Taint
taNth Dak
Pavel Nowry
Jon Espirer Apa
Laine. Kincaid
CM Heath
Ee Wa Ohne Nt
Improvements at St James Hotel Progress Report
Improvements at the St James Hotel on South Canterbury Street promise to modernize the $1. St James into a up to date facility. Interior overhaul includes redecorating and new facilities with electric lighting and hot and cold water in each room. A future central heating system will be installed to complete the project. Sample quarters on the first floor and a writing room are being prepared.
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St. James
St James Hotel Refurnishing Improves Guest Comfort
The St James Hotel has remodeled the lobby and dining room and will furnish them anew. Electric lighting fixtures, hot and cold running water, and steam heating are installed to enhance comfort and service for guests. Manager Mulheim states the improvements aim to attract travelers and visitors to the city.
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Niture
Béert
Mulheim
St, James
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Dee
Tanine
Irwin
Laughlin
Prite
Spartansburg News
Tranisfer
James Gates
Clark Buxtony
Alr. Gates
MA Bitton
Gates
Tills
Chichester
Ganainn
Warren Savings Bank & Trust Company
George Burton
Mies Chariots
Gardiner Demarést
New York
Count Edward George Zichy
New York City Hall
ST. James Hotel
Bill the Builder
Mary
H. . Clark & Son Company
Franklin Street
Nash
Glenn H. Brooks
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