Modest Drinking Harms None Says Chicago Chemist
Dr Gustav Egloff, head of the Chicago Chemists' Club, argues moderation in wine and beer is beneficial and a pleasant way to hydrate. He cites varied personal tolerance and notes prohibition aimed at those who cannot handle alcohol. He predicts repeal would shift to nonpoisonous beverages fermented naturally. He cautions heavy drinkers to taper off and avoid abrupt withdrawal or intense second day drinking.
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William F. Sullivan
United Press
Chicago
Gustav Egloff
Hgloff
Chicago Chemists' Club
American Chemical Society
Dr. Egle
Goodman Eliminated In Upset By Chandra Egan At Amateur Stop
In Cincinnati on September 18 Chandra Egan of Medford Oregon defeated Johnny Goodman of Omaha Neb 2 up in a bitter first round clash at the national amateur championship. The upset marks a historic moment as Goodman once a young unknown beat Bobby Jones in 1929. A separate note reports a large weasel found in the stomach of a rattlesnake near Holyoke Massachusetts, added to the Holyoke Museum collection.
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Kenwood Country
Cincinnati
Chandra Egan
Medford
Ore
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Neb
Goodman
Bobby Jones
Pebble Beach
Calif
Rattler Bolyore
Mass
Holyoke Museum
Physician Injured In Pittsburgh Car Collision
Dr. Hugn Meduite former president of the AL Jeghieny County Medical Association suffered cuts bruises and shock when his automobile collided with a tree in Pittsburgh on September 13.
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Pittsburgh
Hugn Meduite
AL Jeghieny County Medical Association
Colfen
Beaverdam News Ties Local Social Calendar
Beaverdam and vicinity report a busy week with a Missionary Society meeting, Grange picnic plans, and church activities. Numerous residents and visitors attend gatherings at homes in Beaverdam and nearby towns such as Union City Corry Spartansburg and Lowville. A fast growing list of names items and travels highlights community ties in this period.
Corry Teachers Plan to Attend PSEA Meeting
Corry teachers will join hundreds in northwestern Pennsylvania for the Northwestern District PSEA annual meeting in Titusville on October 18 and 19. City schools will close October 13 afternoon to allow attendance. Noted author Ida Tarbell will speak Friday evening on Beginning at Home. Carlos Davila, former Chilean ambassador, will discuss Pan American Peace Plans Friday afternoon. Dr. Harry MacKeadwin of the University of Pittsburgh will speak Saturday morning on Why Extracurricular Activities and Recent Curriculum.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Titusville
Ida M. Tarbell
Carlos Davila
U.S
Chile
Republic
North
South America
Harry ©. MacKédwn
University of Pittsburgh
Golestock High
Local Social Notes From Union City And Nearby Areas
Mrs Martha Maynard visited Union City on Saturday while Mr and Mrs Claude Maynard hosted guests. Mr and Mrs 38 D Whitney attended Grange events in North East Monday evening. J M McCilli and another relative spent the week in Bradford and returned Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Walter Proctor and son were guests of Mr and Mrs John Dennis and family of North East on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Edward Bloss dined with Mr and Mrs Robert Muyn on Saturday.
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Beaverdam
M. I. Aid
Dell Alden
Union City
Carl Proctor
Alton Peterson
Walter Proctor
Stanley
R. Lyons
Charles Hodge
Léon Proctor
Richard
Charles Proctor
H. N. Barnhar
Martha Maynard
Lee Proctor
William
Arthur Ane
Mercena
HI. D. Whitney
Dorotha Blakeslee
Spartansburg
Lois Lyons
Carl Lyons
Corry
Roger Fenno
Clarence
Earl
Corry Hospital
Claude Maynard
Louis Grien
Low Ville
B. L. Watrous
Proctorville
Merle Cummings
Charles
W. H. Cummings
William Lingenfelter
North Clymer
Theodore Hanby
H.D. Whitney
Grange
Henry Kimmey
U. B Missionary Society
Gary Freeble
Arthur
Mereena
Lewis Swan
Floyd Marsh
Carry
Clarence Bishee
Wattsburg
Clark Proctor
Lowville
Myre
Will Lingenelter
Paul Smith
Proctoryile
Jesee Whitney
Amd
Gerald Bagley
H. D. Whitney
O. EB. Williams
Pittsburgh
Bev
H. H. Williams
U. B
the King's Messenger
Ora Gibbons
Alina McDonald
Francis McClelland
Bradford
J. M. McClelland
Howard Bloss
Earl Carnahan
Nash Smith
Betty
Helen Smith
Tre
Shorewood
Lake Erie
Lewis Grien
Anna
Lewis
Williams
Ganeva
Rey
H. H. ‘Williams
Charlotte Rae
Betty Lou
Canton
Gail Proctor
Rexford and
Warren
North East
George Mulvin
N. Y
Robert ‘Mulvin
Lyle Proctor
Earl Webb
Cottage Hill
Georgia Lyons
J. A. Lyons
J. D. Whitney
Leon Proctor
H. N. Barn-hart
James Crowell
John
David Sid Mellon
M. 1
Brised
Cash
Lena Crunt
St. Petersbore
Ila
Virgil Tarbell
Jesse Flakeslie DE
Spartansoure
Earl Carnahan Callen
Hattie Walfliner
Teller
Molidly Tornins
Imi Chil
Martha’Maynard
D. Whitney
North
J. M. MecCilli
Ira
Walter Proctor and Son
John Dennis
Edward Bloss
Robert Muiyin
French Creek Man Has Close Call Blastings
A fractured local page reports multiple mishaps and gatherings in French Creek area. It recalls Sam Dunnewold hosting a 20th wedding anniversary with guests, a hospital transfer for Roger Shampoo after abdominal surgery, Judson Morgan being buried briefly by gravel but saved by a quick-acting bystander, and a series of social notices plus upcoming W C Z U society meeting and local school conference.
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Sam Dunnewold
Tanner
Ida Wiggers
Albert Ton
Timmers
Dunnewold
Roger Shampoo
Jamestown Hospital
Corry Hospital
Bennett
Corry
Williams
Clymer
Judson Morgan
Amens Lreetais
Mr. Morgan
Henry
Legters
Fd. Wardes
Lucas Gleason
Ellen
Violin 211 Years Old Buried By Arkansas Man
Atkins Arkansas J T Bigger aged 74 buried a violin with a traced 211 year history. The instrument first belonged to a Hoon Schook family in Virginia in 1722 and was brought to Arkansas in 1744 by the family.
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Atkins
Ark
J.T. Bigger
Virginia
Arkansas
Nurses Association Holds Meeting in Corry
Miss Ingeborg Selverg was elected president of the Corry Nurses Alumni Association and announced new year committees. Appointments include Grace Thames entertainment Neylon Schreckengost auditing Carrie Williams flower and Mildred Young nominating. A miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Alice Nelson of Jamestown is planned and members will visit her home Monday evening. Nine members attended the meeting at the Nurses Home on North Center Street.
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Ingeborg Selverg
Corry
Nelson
The
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