Report on Work Porcrippees at Meeting
At the regular monthly Crippled Children Committee of Warren County meeting, the nurse Miss Isevelle presented a detailed report on outreach and casework. It lists office hours calls total 116 including 6 on crippled children and 3 on patients, plus 16 on social service, with patients discharged to dispensaries, hospitals, Warren State, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, and other care institutions. note on new cases and files, Chandler Center attendance, county room inspections, and pre-school inspections in Warren schools assisted by Mrs Wright.
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Crippled Chirdeen Committee
Narren County
Isevelle
Social Service
Pital
Warren State
Pittsburgh
Pew
Exie
Baltimore
Chandlers Center
Felco
County
Schoor
Wright
Warren
Mellon and Fisher Conference Reach White House Visit
Washington May 19 Colonel Edward F Starling the secret service attache returned after visiting more than a dozen western sites for a summer White House. Starling laid all information before President Coolidge who is expected to state his preference in a few days. Starling visited Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota South Dakota Iowa Wyoming Utah and Colorado.
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Washington
U. FP
Edward F. Starling
Secret Service
White House
Starling
O Colidge
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
South Dakota
Iowa
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Radio features and boxing headlines on WJZ and networks
Radio listings outline scheduled programs across WJZ WBZ KDKA and other networks. Boxing bouts featuring Howard and Sharkey Meloney are noted with live updates from Yankee Stadium. Live guests include Dennis K Lynch and William P Beazell at a New York newspaper club dinner with music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolleve Feee
Gopytight
Eastern Standard
New York Newspaper Club
Dennis K. Lynch
William P. Beazell
Celoron Park to Open on Saturday in Jamestown Area
Jamestown area reports Celoron Park opening for the 1927 season on Saturday March 21 with ambitious plans. The lineup includes a second annual Chautauqua lake water carnival, a two-day Mardi Gras festival, picnics, dances, a new pavilion for a fish fry, and enhanced lighting in the pier ballroom. Billy Webb's Jamestown Spiders play Sundays and holidays, with strong regional teams providing opposition. The Boy Scouts plan athletic events on the summing course and in the baseball park, while waterfront activities include swimming, diving, and boat livery operations. The park will feature traveling bands and a large variety of community events aimed at drawing larger attendance than 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Celoron Park
Atlantic City
Jamestown Saddle Club
Boy Scouts
United Span Veterans
Police Chiefs
Vacuum 0
Warren Moose
Wholesalers
Knights of Columbus
Pier
Billy Webb
Jamestown Spiders
Webb
U.S
Bell Park
music_corporation of America
New York
Northwestgay
Pennsylvania
Bankers at Conneaut Conneaut Lake Convention Banquet
Members of group 7 of the Western Pennsylvania Bankers Association met in convention at Conneaut Lake and will hear Senator David A Reed at their annual banquet tonight. Counties represented include Cameron Crawford Erie Forest McKean Mexger Venango and Warren.
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Bankers
Conneaut Conneaut Lake
Western Pennsylvania Bankers Association
David A. Reed
Cameron
Crawford
Eli
Erie
Forest
McKean
Mexger
Venango
Warren
Deaths and Funerals in Beech Street and Warren Hospital
Funeral services were held for Charles FE. Betts at St. Joseph's R C church with burial in St. Joseph's cemetery and pallbearers listed. Mrs Lela Nichols Miller of Youngsville died at Warren General Hospital aged 20 years 10 days. Funeral set for Saturday from her mother's home in Irvine with burial in Garland Cemetery. Card of Thanks from the Nelson family expresses gratitude for support. Pittsburgh livestock market report lists hog, cattle, veal, and lamb quotations and receipts for May 15.
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Charles E. Bets
Charles FE. Betts
St. Joseph's R. C
Beech Street
Joseph H Diamond
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Clrde
Raymeéendyd
Clifford Betts
Dorsid Barnhart
Ralph Olsen
Eugene Glasser
Care Miller
Lela Nichols Miller
Gary Miller
Youngesville
Warren General Hospital
Harry Archibald
Irvine
Garland Cemetery
East Buffalo Livestock Market Report May 19
East Buffalo New York May 19 Hogs receipts stand at about 1000 with 733 holdovers and a steady market. Quotations list various weight ranges for hogs from 90 to 350 pounds and sows. Cattle receipts include 150 calves and 250, with vealers bringing 1200 to 1250. Sheep figures show 100 head with lamb prices quoted for fat, cull, and spring lambs.
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Ptetsburgh
United Press
Pittsburgh
U. P
Gattle
Heef Siers
East Buffalo Livestock
East Buffalo
N. Y
Radio Program Listings From Major Markets May 19
Compiled schedule lists numerous stations across the United States with evening features. Highlights include operatic hour from Balfe, orchestral performances, and various city programs on WEAF WRVA WBCS WJZ and more, plus seasonal concert and dinner music segments across New York Philadelphia Chicago and beyond.
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Balfe
Dirk
CARQ
CNRA
CNRG
Eskimos
William and Mary College
WRVA
Fashmand
Atlantic City
Dioner Intsic
Ioa
Wral Raat
WBAT
WEE
Boston
Big Brother
WEAF
Lalaserte
Crostey Cossaciea
Sepular Entertainment
Minnick’ Harmony ‘Four
C. Segath
Siof Carey
Ears Town
Penn
WTIC
Hartford
Hueblein
Clowial Jay
Montreal
WOR
Newark
Paramoune Harjaieis
16Th
Infantry Bane
Secrial
United States
Tesans
Fischer
New York
WNYC
T Wee One
Emanuel Lutheran Choir
Hampton
Carr
Yes
Philadelphia
K. Rf
Meesen R
Aldor
United Presa Basebal
Richmond
Niet
Willamane
WHAM
Rochester
Romano
Wer
Sehenectady
Eports
Upaulawl Tria
Toint
Gurey
MecEnelly
WSB
Atlanta
I Goodrich
Chicago
WMAQ
Chanman
Reid Preae Tevue
wEuiae
Webel Wasp
Frank Hench Tink
Davenport
Flowboys
WHO
Des Moines
WBA
Fort Worth
Footed Sweeney
Obe Slorex
Orgavist
Valles Ks
Omaha
Burhans
Riege
KSD
ST. Louis
WEA
Scout Decoration Drive and Court of Honor Tonight
Scout headquarters seeks strong Boy Scout participation in uniform with lunch at 2 o clock Saturday to assist in decorating graves across county cemeteries. Court of Honor weekly review for Boy Scouts to be held at 7 pm tonight in the First Presbyterian church Men’s room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varios
Presbyterian Church
Bass Hatchery in Forest County Approved for Land Purchase
Forest County Republican reports Governor Fisher and Rep Wheeler finalized approval for the needed funds to purchase land for a bass hatchery at Tobbs Run. The bass hatchery, proposed by the Pennsylvania Fish Commission, aims to serve Tionesta with the project awaiting Auditor General action before funds transfer. Also, Allegheny Highway progress noted with concrete laid and paving plans from the Narrows to Tidigate continuing, weather permitting, by Kirkpatrick & Wallis.
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Bass Hatchery
Forest County
A. i Wheeler
Endeavor
John §. Fisher
Tobbs
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Tionesta
Auditor General
Harry Klinesiiver
Forest County Republican
Little Hickory
Kirkpatrick & Wallis
East Hickory
Tidioate
Field Day and Art Exhibit Held At Several Schools
Programs ran this afternoon at Fourth Ward Central Ease and Glade buildings while separate art exhibits operated in Jefferson and South streets facilities. Start time was 1 45 pm. Indoor field day events were curtailed due to indoor conditions.
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Fourth Ward
Central
Ease and Glade
Jefferson Streets
South Street
Lodge Instantiation to Form Masons Lodge Tonight
Officers and degree teams from major cities in the state are en route to Warren this evening to institute a local lodge of the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons. The event signals the expansion of the fraternal organization's presence in the region.
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Warren
Free and Accepted
The Girls Choir and Accompanists Lead Performance
The Girls Club, with Miss Margaret Birchard at piano, showcases a skilled glee club. First trio Dorothy Thompson Lois Benjamin Margaret Birchard. second trio Barbara Sellin Pulung Smed ley Florence Irwin. Chorus includes Charlotte Mahafter Virginia Slocum Jane MacDonald Imogens Lutz Elizabeth Biber Mary Louise Branch Ruth Goldstein Louis Benjamin Helen Gladya Brown Muriel Honhart Katherine Carlson Ian Swain Marcelyn Stohl Agnes Falber Grace Greer Margaret John adn Helen Press Adna Peterson Betty Field Ruth Garrison Milliteeh Kopf Amy Kershaw Elizabeth Lavery payce Moore Dorothy Thompson Barbara Seilin Catherine Robinson Irene Richards. Judges: M. Claude Rossenberg, Dr. C. E. Haban, Dr. W. Earhart.
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Margaret Birchard
Miss Birchard
Glee Club
Dorothy Thompson
Lois Benjamin
Barbara Sellin
aPuling Smedley
Florence Irwin
Charlotte Mahafter
Virginia Slocum
Jane MacDnald
Imogens Lutz
Elizabeth Biber
Mary Louise Branch
Ruth Goldstein
Louis Benjamin
Helen Hen- Gladya. Brown
Muriel Honhart
Katherine Carlson
Ian Swain
Marcelyn Stohl
Agnes Falber
Grace Greer
Margaret Johnadn
Helen Press
Adna Peterson
Betty Field
Ruth Garrison
Milliteeh Kopf
Amy Kershaw
Elizabeth Lavery
Payce Moore
Barbara Seilin
Catherine Robinsort
Irene Richards
M. Claude Rossenberg
Departmento Public Instruction
C. £. Haban
Department of Public Instruction
W. Earhart
Plittahursth
Bay Tournament Opens With Complex Valley Meet
A garbled note describes the Bay tournament opening at the Conewanga Valley with plan for a handball event and a charity benefit. Officials note schedule strings and a comedy program titled Grove 2 Gee Mar High. Local charity group Peoples Department plans to present a series of events Saturday.
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Termanel
Conewanga Valley
St Ear Grove
Gee Mar
Market Letter Hints Recovery Amid Floods and Shifting Stocks
The market shows resilience with bid strength from a few majors like General Motors and notable rails such as Reading and New York Central. Oil stocks look grounded. Sinclair meeting hopes for higher payouts. steel remains conservative. production and earnings prospects for Eureka Vacuum and natural gas units are upbeat. Missouri Pacific is promising for long-term accumulation despite near-term moves. Production data and industrial averages reflect a cautious yet buoyant tone, with a new high in industrials and a modest uptick in bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
Reasor
Reading
New Yorn Central
New York Central
Fitets
Sinclair
Eureka
Anid
Missouri Pacific
Tod
Cise Industrials
OLS
Atchison
Atlantic Gulf Atlantic
Baldwin
Baltimory
Chinsath Bamsdell A
Weeds
Bethlehem
Strel
altForn
Nadia
Central Leather Vet
Jerro de Pasen
Chiesa
Coppe
Chrysler
Ors Cola
Ohba Sun Textile
Steet Te
BGT
Abs
Jodze Bros Cor Cris
Davisen Chervical Ak Ce
Fieneral
Segar
Norther
Audson Motors
Upp Motors
International Cambastian
Ordi Motors
Dansas City Souther
Lehigh Valley
Marland
Miami
Io National Biscuit
Nevada Copper
New York
Northern Pacific
Rida Phillips
Ai - 173
Skelly Oi
Southern Pacific
NY Produce Market Action May 19 Scarce for Poultry and Dairy
In New York on May 19 steady to firm tone across poultry dairy and grocer items. Live poultry and fowl prices quoted with capons chickens and ducks moving modestly. butter cheese and creamery products showing steady to higher bids. Bond markets report Liberty Bonds closing near 100.11 with Treasury offerings mix and varying yields.
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Datroy
Long Island
Reese
Young America
Butler
Pearl State
Pacific Coast
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CNRQ
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Impr
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Howard Sii
Charles J. Nelson
Messrs
Exmil Nelson
Ludlow
Jesse Johnson
Harold and
Glenn Carlson
Sheffield
Emory Thompson
Wallace Larson
Brookston
Charles J Nelson
United Prece
Columa
Sime
Rta
CECA
Toronto
Cowper
Bregrens Club
eCormick
WaSinticTown
Amy Kimos
HULAD
Waehinsinay
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Esul
Crone
Kane
Ysis
Mk Gaye
Bernice A. Babbite
Crawalizer
Starr Babbitt
New Court
Edinborothe
Chautauqua
Miss Babbitt
Warren High School
American Legion
Gus B. Warden
Caronette M. Vail
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Legion
National Guard
Harry Bunting
Clarion
Brookville
Franklin
Off City
Tidioute
Ray, Richards & Company
Kay, Ricchards
Toms
New York Stock Exchange
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Warren Savings Bank
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Hunley ‘ Ot Benie International
Perruteuews Bry
Cate
New Brdford
York Oil
Pittsby
Arkansas
Gus Jone
Tribune
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