Nash to unveil companion car at local distributor
Nash Motors will introduce a companion car to the present line, with most of the models on display in the sales room of Jona Wiggers Ideal distributor during the week of May 8. The story lists other local items including electric output, a serious burn accident near Beaverdam, and various regional updates.
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Nash Motors
Jona Wiggers
Ideal
D. L. Bracken
W. Pleasant Street
Jobe Wiggers
Arcnue
Opening Of School Delayed Labor Day Week In Corry
The Corry schools will begin the 1930 86 term on Monday September 9 following Labor Day week. The board decided to extend the summer break by delaying opening to allow teachers to arrive and prepare. A summer school session was informally approved with possible curtailed classes and teacher involvement, pending budget considerations.
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Ipupuz
Corry
Pupine Bencos I
Board of Education
Dewsy
Boys Health Day Set During City's Boys Week Observance
Wednesday will be observed as Health Day in the Boys Week program in this city. Local leaders stress that good health makes better citizens and that health talks by doctors dentists and athletic directors will be held in schools. Parents are urged to check children conform to health rules.
State warns on health fears and hypochondriasis
The state secretary of health warns that excessive popular health information can trigger hypochondriasis. She defines the disorder as morbid health anxiety and urges balanced living, noting many suffer from unbalanced health concerns due to misapplied information.
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Edith MacBride-Dexter
Washington P T A Bazaar Plans Announced
The Washington School P T A announced its annual fair for Friday evening June 7, 1923. Mrs William Flick is general chairman, with several committees assisting. The event, to benefit the school, promises to be a successful affair.
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Reaewers Association
Washington School
William Flick
Anc Ja Bear
Promisen
Congressmen Extrav agance and Waste Revealed
United Press reports on May 14 that Congressmen are blamed for high government costs as the House appropriations committee bills 20.39587 million for congressional expenses. The measure covers salaries travel upkeep and library costs, with $1.8849 million more than last year. Allegations include stolen restaurant silverware, misused typewriters, unreturned library books and abuse of franking privileges by two unrestrained members.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Capitol
Congressional Library
Ad Botanical Gardens
Tocal
Jess Shan
House of Representatives
Congressional
House Accounts Committee
Ridgway Canoe Trip Down Murky Clarion River
A Ridgway quartet made a ten mile downstream trip from Portland to Millis on the flooded Clarion River in about an hour and a half. Captain John Urquhart praised the crew including his son Bob Vought and Wayne Cronit as capable sailors. The piece notes the hospital reopening possibility at Cleveland’s Babies and Children’s Hospital, once closed during the Depression.
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Ridgway
Clarion River
Portland Millis
John Urquhart
Bob Vought
Wayne Cronit
Cleveland
Babies' and Children's Hospital
University Hospitals
H. J. Gerstenberger
Kane to Build New Hospital in Kane City Soon
Kane plans a new one story brick hospital to replace the Kane Summit facility, keeping the same site and facing Greaves street. Construction could start before autumn with a planned capacity of 23 beds. The Kane Summit Hospital Corporation will decide if the new hospital is stock or privately owned. The existing building, once the Thomson House hotel, was notable for Dr Evan O Neil Kane and his renowned surgeries before his death.
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Kane
Kane Summit Hospital
H. M. Cleveland
Mt. Jewett
Summit
Greaves Street
Kane Summit Hospital Corporation
Beig
Thomson House
Evan O'Neil Kane
U B Orchestra to Broadcast from Jamestown Station WOCL
The United Brethren Church Sunday School orchestra will broadcast from WOCL Jamestown Wednesday evening between 8 and 9 standard time. Members include Catherine VanTassel piano Arthur Storer guitar Edwin Keppe violin Merritt Deyo Hugh Masher soprano Robert Mavis mandolin Crosby Bush Keith Heaton banjo with Hugh Masher leading. The group has previously entertained various local organizations and invites friends to tune in.
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WOCL
The
United Brethren Church
Jamestown N
Hugh Masher
Thirymen's League
Yasinus
Jamestown
Brotherhood of Railway Transmen Convention Opens May Thirteenth
Queveland O residents and delegates anticipate the 26th convention of the Brotherhood of Railway Transmen starting May 13. Visitors are expected to attend as the event draws thousands.
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B. RT
Queveland
Brotherhoos of Railway Trasmen
Pirates of Penzance real musical treat at Cory High
The Cory High School auditorium hosts a performance of The Pirates of Penzance by the Fiber Choral Class with assisting soloists. Directed by Mrs. Dorothy Waller Griffiths, the cast features Horatio Bryholfson and Roy C. Batley among others, with a large trained chorus. Proceeds support Music Week efforts and reserve seats go on sale Thursday at Condra's.
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Michenyers
Corry
Rea West
First Methodist Episcopal Care
Horatie Bryholfson
Mus
Roy C. Batley
Ira
Frank Lillie
Arland Briggs
Porter Auer
Merril Lillie
Rey
George Mnamara
Jeanette Palmer
Dora Phelps
Maxine Swansea
PEPA
Condra
Trade expert optimistic outlook for American prosperity
Washington May 14 America will have greater prosperity than ever before and more people will share it declares B C Forbes business observer The Tune Cosmopolitan quotes Forbes saying the nation is poised to rebound when abnormal pressure is relieved He urges cooperative measures between Washington and industry to restore confidence stimulate initiative and expand employment He says the greatest responsibility rests on the administration and criticizes bureaucratic overreach The tax burden is described as the darkest social and economic cloud urging officials to cut expenditures and avoid duplicating facilities
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Washington
America
B.C. Forbes
Business Observer
Forbes
Motorists Narrow Escape as Bridge Falls Near Juya
Union City May 14 Severe rain flood undermined supports of an old covered bridge on the Wattsburg and Waterford road near Juya. Newman's bridge, in unsafe condition for years, collapsed into the swollen stream minutes after several motorists passed. Only one remaining covered bridge in the county survives on the Station road into Waterford. Low mood in church lifts at Salem as Dr. Charles J. Zorbaugh notes improvement in mood at a synod gathering.
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Wattsburg
Waterford Road
Juya
Newman's Bridge
Waterford
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