Kiwanis Plan Free Clinic Here With Hospital Partners
Kiwanis Club announces a free medical and dental clinic at nearby hospital to provide no charge examinations and treatments. Local physicians and hospital staff will staff the clinic, offering regular visits, routine care, and possible minor procedures to city residents.
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Kiwanis Club
Corry Hospital
Telig
Kiwanis
Thie
Uty Hospital
Nepule
Phyalianyecmd
Te Elite Iy
Aunoiunichay
Heme Leelsrestadie
Tnt
Anl
Elisiex
Chile
Res Clisse
Elinic
Isai Chity
Benett
Ase South
Nol
Gillette
Graham
LA Cetin
Funeral of Mrs Crapser Held Aftertrim Home Service
Funeral services for Mrs Elvin Crapser were conducted from the late home at 14 West South Street, attended by relatives and friends. The Presbyterian pastor Rev Mars tin officiated and two vocal selections were performed by Mr Leni Lividales and Mrs Inadwwitin with accompanist A Hes Aten Callinh. interment followed at Ping Grove.
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Elvin Crapyer
West Sout Street
Ay Marstin
Presbyterian Chapel
Jesus
Savin
Pilot Mey
Sumavehore
Leni Lividales
Cola
Wu Cross Roary
Five Best Radio Features Highlighted Across Stations
A radio roundup outlines five top features airing today across network stations including Newark WIZ New York and Cleveland WAM. Programs range from music dances and classical pieces to guest segments with noted hosts and a general program schedule spanning afternoon to evening slots.
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WOR
Newark
Pullin Porters
New York
The
Reserve Officery Association
Adie
Geniyrul Perabng
Genecal Hotatiela
KEL
Los Angeles
Pacific Coust
Helen Mackintosh
Priina Dontiny
Van Sweringen Brothers Rise as Builders of Cleveland Transit
The Van Sweringen brothers, Cris Po and Mantis, long shunned publicity as they expand in Cleveland. They built a private traction line, gained control of the Nickel Plate for 8.5 million dollars, and later controlled Clover Leaf and Lake Erie & Western railways. They are funding Meyland’s $60 million union station and 350 million dollars in English villa apartments in Shaker Heights, shaping the city’s growth.
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Cris Po
Mantis
van Sweringer
Remon
Wo Hien
van Sweringen
Meyelind
Union Station
Shaker Heights
Shaker Height
van Sweringens
Cleveland
Genes O
Farmer Boys
Hotty
Kettity
Cleveland Railway Company
van Swaringens
Nickel Plate Railroad
Vanderbilt
Clover Leaf
Lake Erie & Western
Atlantic Seaboard
van Swen
Instructive Message From Dr Meachern at Dinner
Dr Meachern, president of the Aviprivay Testital Asweiation, spoke at a Winebird restaurant event hosted by the Hospital Association board. He urged hospital standardization and praised Gerry Hospital for meeting modern requirements, stressing better patient care and efficiency.
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Malcol C MacEachern
Aviprivay Testital
Ilivera
Party Hospital
Hospital Association
Winebird
MacEachern
American Hospital Association
American College of Surgeons
L. W. Ols
Pune
Gerry
Harrison Democrats choose Pav Harbison for keynote
New York May 17 Senator Pav Harbison of Migdxsyppi will deliver the Democratic National convention keynote in Harrison following a unanimous selection by the arrangements committee. K J Pring, formerly of Browngill She atan now in Beacon New York, is spending the day in the city.
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New York
Pav Harbison
Migdxsyppi
Wil Bee
Tame Parry Chinichan
Sad Diliver
Harrison
Committee On
K J Pring
The
Browngill She»atan
Beacon
Pine Valley Woman Hurt in Fall at Home
Mrs. Thomas Mullen of Pine Watte, a well known figure in Usety, fell down stairs at her Pine Valley home while cleaning a desk and chair. She sustained facial bruises but no internal injuries were found. condition improved with no serious complications expected.
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Pine Valley
Thomas Mullen
Corry
Pine Watte
Usety
Gotek
Jew
Mrg
Mallen Ys
Swat
Anil
Bear Snake
Jameel Liddy
Bete Tin Torarhagml
Boy Gun Toter Ordered to Leave Corry
Toby Walier, a young resident, faced swift action as Corry authorities ordered him to depart amid a series of complaints. Police report the revolver removal occurred after a tense incident near Hatch School and discussions with school officials. Local attorney Don F. Smith returned from Bri after a several day stay.
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Corry
Toby Walier
Jogal Coloreh yanAt
Fnthaye
Hatch School
Dinkle Poowler
Spring Street
Biv
Don FP. Smith
Bri
Dual Tragedy Blamed on Bootleggers in Maryland Mountains
Marysville reports two deaths linked to moonshine gang activity in the Hive Ridge range. Authorities describe a gun violence incident at a cabin near Tumby Gop, where a man named Gonster allegedly fired a shot injuring a boy. The case remains unsolved as families grieve and investigations continue.
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Marysville Ma
Mitchins
Munter
Altos Leal
Tumby
Mustigad
Ais Ellenberger
Canxter
Hive Ridge
Wpman
Gonster
Tue
Bonus Bill Passed Over Veto By House
WASHINGTON May 17 The House voted to override the President and pass the soldiers' bonus bill despite a veto. Several members who initially supported the override changed position, but the measure still advanced to the Senate where action was planned for Monday or Tuesday.
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van Cress Wastlington
Soldier's Inns
Senate
Mystery Drowns Boy Found River Search Continues
A six year old boy Donald O Wena was found dead in the Allegheny River near Templeton. Authorities fear the mother Lena O Wena may have jumped in with him and suspect a voluntary death. Missing body of the boy’s mother remains unfound as the search continues along the Allegheny.
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Lena O Wena
Von
Donald
Feankin
Apel
Allegheny
Willson
Worhuin
Elks Bazaar Set for Week of Entertainment in town
Plans for the Elks Junior Bazaar are complete with daily shows at 8 p.m. and 2 p.m. matinees all week on North Center Street. Highlights include Willian McCatcheny saxophone solos, a Moore and Shiels musical revue, Harmony Quartet numbers, Messenger's orchestra, and a Friday dancing party. Large window displays at Harlow Hardware and Yuetar Store attract crowds as the event opens Monday night. Mr and Mrs Rean McElroy entertained eighteen guests with music and dancing at Worth Street home. Mrs J B Clark visits Waterford then Tiffin for several days.
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Eli
Canter Street
Willian McCatchenys
Posilar Jamestown
de Moore and Shiels
Trai
Harmony Quartet
Messrs Dieteel
Cook
Thomas
Jourdet
Wilit
Corry
Jible
Messenger
Rean McElroy
Worth Street
JB Clark
Waterford
Lind
Salvation Army Drive Over The Top In Corry
Corry raised its Salvation Army annual appeal past the quota on opening day. By noon Ensign Brummer reported 33 raised with expected total around 8800 as tag day continues. The surge followed the advisory board lead and honors Brummer and his wife for their work. A full report will appear in Monday Journal.
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Corry
Salvation Army
John Brin
Carry Overany
Adlvisory Board
Ensign Brummer
Acquittal Granted In Tony Amato Arson Case
District Attorney urged jury for acquittal in the Tony Amato arson case tied to the Star Restaurant fire. Judge Uriah P. Rossiter instructed the jury and a verdict of not guilty was entered after the abstention of key witnesses and unclear evidence from inspectors.
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Dunkle
Chet Panton
Witiesser
Dune
Tiemeni
Arata
Sherax Fallywe
Pasent
Cassers
MW Levant Davis
Tony Anite
Corry
Uriah P. Rossiter
Amato
Mureli
Dee Voamlane
Enib
Hue Ance
Amron Foil
Golf series planned at Corry Country Club this summer
Members outline a weekly golf tournament schedule at Corry Country Club with silver trophies for major events and special prizes. The plan includes a big opening event on Decoration Day and likely hard fought matches on local courses.
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Corry
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Mrs, Crapser
Brothers and Proposed
N.E. A. Service
van Sweringen Brothers
Fire Railroad
Cheerty
OP van Swer
Vane Sweringen Fries
Ovith
Erie
DR. Meachern
Marysville
United Press
DIST
Davis
TRIE
Tony Amato
Farry
Granady
Country Club
JM. Beach
Walter L. Main
Wan
Oftens
Emma Linscott
Warran
Jack Stone
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