Valet Contmu En Bulld A Wag C Could Raise 15
A garbled fragment hints at a wager or bet involving a bulldog and a raised amount of 15 units. The text is unclear on participants, location, and outcome, offering only a partial sense of a challenge or stunt. Further readable context is needed to clarify names and specifics.
Committee on Cribbs Home 10 Meet on May 17
The Cribbs Home building committee plans a May 17 meeting in Erie to restudy designs for a new Meadville two story home to serve at least 120 residents with a chapel and infirmary. Current plans face higher labor and material costs, delaying bids.
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di M. Cribbs
Erie
Aed
Marild A. McCurdy
First
Jamestown
McGurdy
Mamestown Methodist Ministerial District
McCurdy
Meadville
Homse
George H. Palmer
Ol City
Hopes fade for early peace in all strike
The Southern Railway strike expanded to the St Louis and Appalachian divisions amid peace offers. Workers face idle time and thousands more in mining, timber, auto plants feel layoffs. A major food distributor warned of $300,000 of perishables stranded. California citrus shippers fear disruption of the orange crop moving via Santa Fe.
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Tom Fuge
Une
Robertson
St. Louis
Appalachian
Southern Railway
Pennsylvania
Big Ood
Pittsburgh
California
Santa Fe
Community Notes From Clymer And Area Events
A May 18 recap highlights Mrs. Joe Skeps’s farewell party hosted by the Rebekah lodge at the Arnink home with gifts, prizes, and a handkerchief shower. guests include Miss Carrie Skeps, Mrs. Loren Uppermin, Mrs. Edward Fisherman, and many locals. Various church groups, dinners, and meetings are listed, including the Plus Wira Class quilting, W. G. T. O. gathering, and a Clymer Business Men’s Club Tuesday session featuring the Buyber Shop Quartet. Activities cover Mother's Day programs, youth events, and локal civic group gatherings with multiple attendees and hosts noted.
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Joe Skeps
Floyd Arnink
Rebekah Lodge
Carrie Skeps
Buffalo
Loren Uppermin
Edward Fsherman
Lo Mey
Clifford Smith
Indies
Harry Bensink
Clifford
Preston Smith
Claude Tietus
Floyd Arninke Wen
Ehtec
Robert Enap
Velma Simmetink
Liltas Gleason
Ellen Gleason
Martha Griswold
Columbus
Uneir Gusta
Edwards Chapel
Gilbert Ton
Carlyle Neukers
Homer Loomis
Neukers
Corry
Swipe Hunters
Roger McCray
Harry Hickle
Tor, Hickle
Russell Moore
Wesley Miller
Swift Packing Company
B. Society
Howard Lexters
Holland
Mich
Logters
Ruth Beckerink
Clymer Hill Ladies Mission Society
Hermin Cady
Gerald. Dykgtra
James Rensink
Melvin Ressinkt
William Beekerink
Marvin Schriers
Lloyd Erink
Herbert Gee
Dutee
New Mexico
India
John ‘Ten~ Buckle
Methodist Church
Carl Carlisch
Robert Tenapp
Anti histamine drugs fail to meet advertising claims
Dr Karl M Houser medical professor at the University of Pennsylvania says anti histamine drugs cannot live up to claims in widespread advertising. He spoke at the opening of a three day meeting of the Pennsylvania Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology in Bedford Pa More than 300 eye ear nose and throat specialists attended. At tomorrow's closing session Dr Jay G Linn of Pittsburgh will be installed as president succeeding Dr Daniel Destio of Pittsburgh.
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Bedford
Karl M. Houser
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Academy of Ophthalmology
Otolaungology
Pennsylvania Allrey Association
Jay G. Linn
Pittsburgh
Academy
Daniel 5. Destio
Grand jury to rule on hospital death in Port Jervis
A grand jury will decide if negligence caused the death of St. Francis Hospital patient John H. McQueey 63 of Port Jervis. He died on the operating table during stomach ulcer surgery after carbon dioxide was drawn from a cylinder labeled oxygen. Authorities say the hospital was not at fault.
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Glaze J. Hoyt
Orange County
John J. Powris
Port Jervis
Magic Circle Vision for West Leads Nations to Utopia
A speech extols the "Magic Circle" as a hub within 500 miles of 56 million potential customers, outlining vast markets and transportation lines. It calls for developing materials industries, manufacturing finished goods from raw inputs, and expanding employment and capital to fuel a national economic growth plan. Readers are invited to write Bryan Dunn, president of the Magic Circle Education Foundation, for questions.
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Ineueley
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Bottle Creek
Aliifa
Detroit
Ives Sway
Fe & Pound
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Anerhof
Peante Art
Ubal
Greeley
Bryan Dunn
National Bank of Commerce
Lincoln
Webraska
Magic Circle Education Foundation
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