Grand View Disappointed by Pinchot Veto at OWL City
May 26 Grand View directors and supporters voiced strong disappointment over Gov Gifford Pinchots veto of a bill sponsored by Sen Leroy Chapman Warren. The measure would have funded hospitalization for tubercular patients in state aided hospitals when state facilities were full, enabling capacity operations and transfers from waiting lists. The veto threatens Grand Views finances as charity cases rise and pay patients fall, hindering future operations and potential cost reductions.
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Owl City
Grand View Sanitarism
Gifford Pinchot
Leroy
Chapman
Warren
Grand View
Focal Institution
Harbor funds fail to advance local beautification plan
In May the munon aousr ichor improvement and beautification aims for Hiie died after the Reconstruction Finance Corp informed Senator David Reed it could not finalize the $1,101,000 project. The local committee’s plan for a shoreline and pleasure center and a unified sky front industry was relegated.
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Rie
Munon
Hiie
David Reed
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Skay Front Industres
Young Man Dies from Burns in Warren Jail
William Smead local youth died at Warren General Hospital at 10:20 p m from major burns suffered after being locked in a jail cell early Wednesday morning. Authorities say a gasoline can near the cell may have been ignited. an inquest will be held. Smead survived by his mother and sister. police investigate how the fire started.
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IW Warren
William Smead
Warren General Hospital
Shorough
Warren
Fieng
Smead
Ackerson
Olivers Pope
Parle
Smeati
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Training of Youths for Reall i Jed Times at Marks Corners
News notes from Marks Corners report G of U B church anniversary play Training of Youths for realli Jed Times held Sunday evening with good attendance and a free will offering. Guests at the Vreitink home included the Newhouses M?rinis Gravinks and Hoyt. a dinner followed. French Greek voted 60 to 16 against the dry amendment. Many attended a banquet by James Croscut and Gusco Feed Co. Mrs Altetta Chase, suffering from a goitre, is under Dr Bennett care and expects removal soon.
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Nevers
U. B
Marks Corners
Realli- Jed Times
Clarence Vreitink
Leon Newhouse
Charles Myrinis
Hunice Gravink
Ruby Gravink
James and
Albertis Gravink
Ralph Hoyt
Will Neckers
James Croscut
Gusco Feed Co
Altetta Chase
G. F. Bennett
Planning for Silver Tea by Local Missionary Societies
The Missionary Societies of the Methodist Episcopal Church met at Mrs Pred Snapp’s home to outline plans for a silver tea at the church on Wednesday evening, June 9. Mrs Harold Dietzel presided. nominating committee named for annual officer elections. Mrs O. A Sorest gave district convention notes for Meadville May 9 and 10. Mrs Lela Wetmore and Miss Elizabeth Damon performed, refreshments served by Mrs Snapp and Mrs Wetmore.
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Missionary Societies
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pred Snapp
West Brederick Street
Harold Dietzel
John Fuller
Elm Gordon
Hume Missionary Society
Meadville
Lela Wetmore
Elizabeth Damon
Snapp
Six to Enter Priesthood in Erie Ordination
In Erie on May 26 Most Rev. Bishop Gannon will ordain six men to the priesthood at St. Peter’s Cathedral. The candidates include Robert J. Bowes Joseph J. Cebelinski James M. Powers John F. Keating John R. Keating Cyril Cooper and Joseph Meminger. Assisting will be Rev. George Skelly with the St Bonaventure seminary choir of 50 voices performing sacred hymns during the ordination.
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Brin
Toray
Erie
Mitek Gannon
Hit
Brieducesm
Qven
St. Peter's
Eatherlrid
Gannon
Robert J. Bowes
Joseph J. Cebelinski
Wile
James M. Powers
John Ft. Keating
Oil
City
Ray
John R. Keating
OW City
Cyril Cooper
Meadville
Joseph Meminger
Clinton
Bishop Gannon
George Skel
D. BM
St Bonaventure's Seminary
St Mary's Colege
North East
Mireuteil Iy
William
Wi Antsig
Montreal Fur Trading Co
Corry
Montreal
Noted Presbyterian Leader Dies After Illness
Kyle, 79, longtime Presbyterian leader and former moderator, died after a week’s illness. He served as president of the Xenia theological seminary before its merger into the Pittsburgh Xenia School, later becoming emeritus professor. His career spanned from 1922, shaping church scholarship in St Louis and Pittsburgh.
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Bittsbunor
Zour
Stevil Grove
Kyle
Presbyterian Gatreh
Xeniacheological ‘Sguingry
St Louls
WRN A
Wen
Pittsburgh-Xmenia
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L Model Dairy CO
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Evie
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Stewart's Hat Shop
Thomas Motor CO
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Elks Bldg
A.G. Buller
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Hoover
Union City
Salary Bonuy
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Adilness
Tournal
Gattle
Harry Werewell
Corry R. D
East Pleasant Adateo
Houston
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Patterson
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