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Gerald Williams of 53 North Center Street underwent an appendectomy at the Royal Hospital this morning. His condition was reported as being as well as could be expected.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1947
Page
2
Gerald Williams of 53 North Center Street underwent an appendectomy at the Royal Hospital this morning. His condition was reported as being as well as could be expected.
Powell s 730 1f Records set over the past half century were shattered as 20 000 people jammed the 48th annual Chautauqua County Fair opening Monday for a six day stand. The opening crowd exceeded last year by 50 percent as executives assisted with ticket sales amid greatly augmented attendance.
Thomp son's Borsoma Tablets praised as a stimulant diuretic to kidneys aiding elimination of poisonous waste and excess acid from the blood. Ad claims relief of aches and night waking and also supports liver and stomach. recommends Golden Bax Tablets for constipation. Available at all drug stores for 25 cents.
A digest from Titusville to Jamestown covers retail ads, public notices, hospital updates, club meetings, political remarks and a major company picnic. Highlights include a sewage bond discussion and potential city action, a long‑standing Bradford business owner’s death, VFW and Moose gatherings, church choir rehearsals, and a Jamestown Baking Co picnic with thousands attending and a helicopter stunt show.
The WSCS circle No 1 of the Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs Vila Nollinger with 15 attendees and guest Mrs Frances Swanson. President W B Stowe led the business and announced the Meadville district WSCS meeting at a location on October 7. Mrs Tevin Young gave a report on The World Outlook magazine and articles on various topics including Unieheeh in remission fields. Lemon pie tea and coffee were served. the next festival will be hosted by Mrs A McKentegar at West Pleasant Street on October 7.
Former resident Miss Helen Holton, celebrated at a family birthday dinner Sunday. Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matthews at Bear Lake welcomed 19 relatives from this city, Clymer, Ripley, Erie, Bear Lake and Findley Lake for a one o clock meal and afternoon social.
The funeral for Alfred Doolittle of Clymer was held Saturday at 2 pm at Abbe Reformed Church with Rev. Wallace Stolpher officiating. A prayer service preceded at the home, with songs by Mrs James Gravink and Mrs Gilbert Ton and organist Mrs Walter Schruers. Bearers were Norman TeCroney Cornelius Wiggers Leon Pardink Edward Oonk Fred Werdes and Clifford Schreus. Burial followed at Holland Cemetery with relatives attending from Meadville Sherman County Erie and Buffalo.
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