Appliance ad and events in Sharon and area
A 10 000 square foot space near Buhl Park in Sharon is described as unsuitable for a plant, with details on costs and patterns. Notices discuss Crosley refrigerator advantages from All-Way Electric Co, a regular session of the Italian-American Independent Club on West Main Street, and Rev Walter J R Cox invited to speak at Old St Patrick's in Pittsburgh. Authorities probe the fatal shooting of Joseph Livato near the Pennsylvania Railroad crossing early Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Potter Vouney
Pombey
Geaver
Adon Miller
Bex
Germania Ag
Crosley
All-Way Electric Co
Wall
Ranchis
West Main Street
Walter James R. Cox
Old St. Patrick's Nivel
Pittsburgh
Nipaday
Mercer County
Seev- Tu
Walher Cox
Hitchehaly
Cuan Palige
Joseph Livato
Peur
Pennsylvania Railroad
City and Vicinity Notes and Local Events Summary
A dense local notices page reports small town happenings across Kane, Corry, and nearby areas. It lists events from club dinners and aid society meetings to fire incidents, church and hospital notices, prize offers, and social gatherings. Notable items include a three still alarms fire recap, a forest fire danger, and various social events at households like Mrs. N. R. Dickson and Mrs. Gertrude Croscut. An upcoming May day and long list of community announcements fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyanhoe
J. Wilcox
New Era Club
N. R. Dickson
West Pleasant Street
Sciota Community Aid
Gertrude Croscutt
Kanei
Keeler
Kane
Crawford-M Woods
Society of the Twenty-eighth Division
ALE. F
Stites
American Legism
Harrisburg
Col
Jobin H. Shankel
Pittsburgh
Bdward C. Shannon
Pennsylvania
Charles H. Muir
Arbor Day Program Held by Garvey Woman's Club
The Garvey Department of the Cony Woman's Club held its April meeting at the club house on Molt Street chaired by Mrs. James Darling. Mrs. FS Austin gave a history of Arbor Day with notes on its observance in various states. Lectures included Narcissus and flowers of Bebtiand, with Miss Emma Crook contributing selections. Plans were announced for a Flower Show in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garvey Departnentnwe Cony Woman's Club
Molt Street
James Darling
Mw FS. Austin
Sammering
Irvine
Emma. Crook
MVS
Maude Keefe
Sirs
James Cassidy
Lena Cobss
Scotch Gospel Ball Draws Over Hundred Guests in Corry
A garden scene decorated St Edward's hall for the 43rd annual Easter Monday Scotch Gospel Ball hosted by Corry Branch No 5 L B A. More than 100 guests enjoyed a 6 to 12:40 program with the Night Hawks orchestra. Proceeds go to St Thomas Church. Archibald Thomson and daughter Margaret, The Scotch Gospel Singers, will lead a three week evangelistic effort at First Baptist Church beginning Apostolic. They will bring real song and testimony to Corry church and have previously performed with Dr William L Patten. Thomson has 25 years in evangelism. Radio singing from a Buffalo station has broadened their audience. Services run every evening except Mondays.
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Hammond
Worl Reas Herd
Jammustown
Fred L. Malhch
Whittier
Calif
Union City
Board of Education
Warren
P.iw. M. Pressel
Hubert Hunter
Clymier
Joseph Taibbi
Buffalo
Rocco Yusi
Niagara Malls
Mayville
T Ue Sidnaping
Jamestown Child
Att Nelson Opera House
Thinkirk
MWH
Charen Choir
Walter Rhodes
Fourth Avenue
Gertrude Johnson
Wbtinsy
Marguerite Smith
Cauutauqua
Corry Hospital
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Dams
Department of Forests and Waters
Charles
Ryder
John Phelps
Roy
A. Slater
Shdron
Ble
Dollar Line
Adams Wil
Marver County Fair Grounds
Leck
Bert Coole
Corey Hospital
Spartansburg Wis
Turrey
Woodman Dingle Ahr
James Walters
W. ‘Pleasant Street
Brokenstraw Willey
Daughters of the Amer Ean Revolution
G. M. Simmons
Spring Street
W. W. Auer
Kama Linscott
D. & Young
My Howard
Wteo
Holly Furniture Co
West Main
Donald C. Thompson
Meadville
Harmonsburg Creamery Company
C. Clare Ken
Wayne Smith
Waterford
Stegertown
Arch Hanna
Route 1
Townville
Stockton’s
Stockton's
First Avenue
Kennath Siting
Thyerr
Anbey
Tage J
Kittanning
William ‘S Darr
Brook
A. McCracken
Venango Nots
Cirele
Geant
Louge Meutine Weiner
Boeid
Alitiign Society
Eburth
Holroom
Wntd
Merton Bs Boggs
Cunillen
Corry
Nancy Bee
St. Edward's Hall
B. A
Eval
Romee Dane
Night Hawks
Mary Murray
Cairman
St. ‘Thomas Church
Archibald ‘Thomson
Margaret
Corry Church
William ‘L. Pattensill
Philadelphia
Buffelo
Monjays
Substitute Stock Market Bill Offered
Senate debate on a substitute stock market bill covers prohibitions on manipulations fictitious transactions matched orders wash sales and misleading information with a $5000 fine and two years in prison for violations The article notes Senator George Norris doubts power interests and reports on Tennessee Valley Authority corruption and undercovers actions The Baptist Missionary Society meet at Mrs Ralph Carrol’s home and a birth announced at Corry hospital along with a local shop change and Miles McCray page item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prigus
Bath
Washington
George Norris
Nebr
Power Trust
Tnday
Utfe
Pam
Ortia
United Press
Roosevelt
the Trade Commission
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Wenneslay
Ralph Carrol
Ty Mir
Donald Small
West Pleasant, Street, & Sun
Corry Hospi
Melody Maidens Give Easter Monday Ball at Northern Hall
The Melody Maidens performed a program for an Easter Monday ball at Northern Hall in Jameslow last evening, drawing local attendees to the city venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Melody Maidens
Easlér
Northern Hall
Jameslow
Thompson's Bacoscha Tablets and Barasma Lax Ads
An old ad promotes Thompson's Bacoscha Tablets to cleanse kidneys and aid bladder function. It pairs Barasma Tablets and Golden-Lax laxative with Barasma, suggesting a full remedy line to revive energy and relieve aches and pains.
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WILLI
Korree
Hamburg
Naat Cearen Sr
Member
Federal Reserve System
Scotch Gospel Ball
Evange
Istic
the Baptist
Endicott-Johnson Shoe Co
N. Center St
Miles McCray
Stennett’s Specialty Shop
Lincoln
East Washington St
Doz
Condon
Abe
DOANE
West Main St
Biss Buca
Merrill Gon
Agcompia Ford
Cor Doolittle
Bion
Spauldin
Brie
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