Triplets in Erie hospital seek names for three boys
The Kibbe triplets, born Saturday at St. Vincent's hospital in Erie, are in excellent health Monday. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kite of Waterford have not named the trio yet. A new women’s patients building with 250 capacity is under construction at Warren State Hospital and slated to be ready around Webritsky 1, 1999. The brick, two-story structure will feature terrazzo floors throughout and fireproof construction.
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Kibbe
Erie St. Vincent's Hospital
Paul Kite
Waterford
Tiree
Warren State Hospital
Webritsky
Warren
Clarion County
John Sgylor
Sjign
Keete
Stewart Hat Shop
Titusville
Pittsburgh
Roy Davis
Venango County
Davis
Pecan Hill
St. Vincent's Hospital
Moni Érnoon
Aeek
Tmuich
Herman Meyer
Gus Walden
Meadville
Erie
Worth Girard
Walden
Salvation Army
Davison Fogle Lumber Co
Warren County
H. E. Robinson
Grand Lodge of
Pennsylvania
Francis Burke
Burkes
Olean-Fortvills Highway
Pennsylvania State Line
Powell Motor Co
Jamestown
Leland J. Grafism
Army
Chautan
Jake
Luther League
Howe
City and Vicinity Notes From Glendora to Erie
A stream of notices from Panhandle to Venango recounts legal actions, meetings, and local happenings. Lee Beers of Brandy Camp won a new trial in a car crash case. Acacia bridge party planned. Panama voters approve school additions costing 105000 dollars. and district party events, church meetings, and social notices fill the page with varied community activity across Warren and nearby towns.
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Commonwealth
Lee Beers
Brandy Camp
Beers
Matt McAulay
Ridgway
Feist
H. M. Rimer
Acacia Bridge
Panamia
Panama
Community club and church notices from Corry press
Various local group meetings are announced including Baptist Ladies Fellowship at Union City Home of Ms Carl Kellogg and Sciota Community Aid at Mrs Addin Schirman home. Catholic Daughters and L A B A card party schedule conflict notes. Raymond Manufacturing Company Horse Shoe League banquet honors winners at Hotel Corry.
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Baptist Ladies Fellowship
Carl Kellogg
Union City
First Thessalonians
Ralph Carroll
Sciota
Addin Schirman
Charles Wood
Marion Street
Corry Hospital
W. F. Miller
Philathes Bable
West Frederick Street
George Thomas
George Grace
Buffalo
Townsend
Maccabee Hall
W. J. Donaldson
Catholic Daughters of America
D. of A
St. Edwards’ Hall
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Horseshoe League
Hotel Corry
Fred Mixer
Bernard Green
Anyyal
Leadership Sounell
Junior Welfare League to purchase hospital items
Corry Junior Welfare League voted new members into the group at the regular meeting held at Mrs. Blair Sheeley’s home on East Pleasant Street. Initiation will occur at the Halloween barn social. The hospital committee, led by Thelmy A. Wing, reported plans to buy equipment for the hospital.
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Corry
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York State
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John Pope
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Donald Kraft
Jewett
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Democratic Committee
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Franklin
Post Office Department
George H. Earle
United States
Thomas A. Logue
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Oil City
George Pastrix
George Donick
Sheffield
D. A. Aviva
Warren County Court
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M. HS Rmured
Brockway
Ajax
N. Center Street
Wheelock and
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Wheelock Church
Missionary Societies of the
Elma Gordon
East South
Jstreet
Clar
Janea Lowe
West Pleasant Street
Edna Mixer
Louise Whiteley
Miss Mix
Phina Dickinson
Jewell Has~tronck
Bvg Drake
Betty Stewart
Jengle Fiscardi
Andrea’ “Anderson
Dorothy Amy
Miss Whiteley
Miss Mixer
Alton Dabistrand
Jane Mixer
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Carl Carlson
Brederick
Harold Powell
W. Pangborn
Glyde Fisher
American Musgeum of Natural Science
Mt. Wilson
Arthur Smith
Spectal
Winchester
Miller's News and Sport Store
Fields and Agency
Free Sound Motion Pictures
Masonic Hall
E. W. Holt
Corry, Pa
Middishade
Fashion Park
Essley
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