Death of Mrs George Ream
Mrs Jah Ream widow of George M Ream died Saturday after a long illness at the home of Mr and Mrs A Barton in Concord township R D 2 Gary where she had lived. Born in Corry on December 12 1888 she was the daughter of Nathan and Nancy Kean Stedl and lived here all her life. A long time Methodist Episcopal member and a member of Corry City Chapter Order of Eastern Star. Survived by son Ricbert Ream of Cleveland. Funeral services will be conducted.
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Jah Ream
George M. Team
A. Barton
Concord Township
R. D
Gary
Ream
Corry
Nathan
Nancy Kean Stedl
Methodist Episcopal Church
Corry City
Order of Eastern Star
Ricbert Ream
Cleveland
Clyde Paullien
Bain
Joseph
Kane Petit
J. E. Mount
Faughters
Ant
Newell
Liverpool
Robert Ream
Toy
Sarah Earn
Helen Michatowr
Brooklyn
Adam Michalowski
Telgin
George Smith
Akron
Julia Burd
Alan Caldwell
Lyle Thomas
Pittshur
W. PF. Merritt
Warren
W. C Merritt
South Street
Carl Cowen
Conmeant
Sherrer
Erin
Alma Esterbrook
Lemon
Jock Castor
Blair Academy
Blairtown
Noa
Hasler
J. HW. Castor
Haat Prelvrith Street
Martha Carney
Leptew Linnel
Nf Corry
Barton Smith
Pittsbbuurgh
Furs. C. C. Morton Dies at Union City Furs
Mrs. Anna May Fogle Morton wife of C C Morton of Union City Pat died at her home Saturday afternoon at 246 o clock after an extended illness She had been seriously ill during the past few weeks Death was not unexpected She is survived by her husband two sisters Mrs Myron H Reynolds of Corry and Mrs Etta Patten of Mill Village and two brothers George Fogle of Ripley and Floyd Fozie of Corry Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock at the Crowe funeral home in Union City with burial in Evergreen cemetery Union City Interment was in Pine Grove cemetery Bracker Keating chapel also scheduled with interment in Pine Grove cemetery
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Anna May Fogle Morton
C. C. Morton
Union City
Pat
Myron H. Reynolds
Corry
Etta Patten
Mill Village
George Fogle
Ripley
Floyd Fozie
Personal Mention Mir and Mrs Studd Visit Ellington NY
Multiple regional social notes describe Mir and Mrs A J Studd of Wright Street visiting relatives in Ellington New York. The item lists many locals and travelers returning from summers in California and Florida, with names, places, and journeys noted among family and friends in Meadville and nearby towns.
Nobody Loves A Pimply Skin Cure Ad Marvels
Embarrassed by pimples rash or blemish. wash affected parts with San Gura Soap then apply San Cura Ointment twice. Repeated nightly use aims to soothe, soften and smooth unhealthy skin. Appealing claims promise relief and money saving results with low prices.
Funeral Services for Mrs Brennesholt at Rigin Church
Funeral services for Mrs Juta Brennesholt were held at the Rigin church Saturday afternoon with flowing prayers and hymn singing. Rev W Marsteliag officiated. interment followed at Sorina Crome cemetery. Relatives from Monongahela City, Youngsville, and Johnstown attended, including Mr and Mrs Cary Edyanden and Mrs Canlsaugh and son. Some names and spellings remain uncertain due to OCR.
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Rigin
Howe i Blain
W. Marsteliag
OA Jibnaon
George Veming
Car Rly
Powp Rose
Paul Elly
Gry
Tele
Paty
Ant Sun
Eiwin Gray
Canlsaugh Snrl
Johnstown Pa
Aml
Cary Edyanden
Pay Baldy
Monongahela City
Martin Jeliia Ant My
Eric Predelilus
Sitar Grove
Robert Sears
South
Youngsville
New York State Trout Now Legal Jamestown Opening
Jamestown April 5 Weather and stream conditions were ideal for opening trout fishing. Reported by local sporting goods stores the early season drew many anglers to area streams and ponds. Walter Clark of Jamestown caught a 6 pound 15 ounce brown trout at Clay Pond and Andrew Arderson of Falconer landed a 5 pound 12 ounce brown trout at the same pool. Harold Sweil of Jamestown also boated a two pound brown trout at the same stretch.
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Jamestown
Sporting Goody
Uewider
Salunlay
Caniuen Westeby
Clark
Andrew Ardlerson
Simpall Avenue
Falconer
Clay Pond
Harold Sweul
Lois Carnahan to Wed Charles Mottier in April
Lois Carnahan announced her engagement to Charles Mottier with a party at her home on April 1. The forthcoming wedding, set for April 12, will feature yellow and white decor with bridal ribbon and ivory document scrolls marking the date. Carnahan’s sister Helen Carnahan is to wed Marsal Matick of North East at the Methodist church.
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Noirmany
Tier Home
Lois Carmetan
Charl Mattier
Carnahanx
Helen Carnahan
Ovill
Marsal
Walt Ak
Indiana merchant ends life amid financial worries
In Indiana Pa a notable merchant, T Porter Brickell, faced financial distress and hanged himself in his store. A deputy stated an inquest would not be necessary. The event occurred around noon as he attached a rope to a meal hook, and witnesses reported his last words.
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Tndiana
Aqnar A
T. Porter Brickell
Market Gossips Signal Downward Market Readjustment
Market watchers predict further downward readjustment before a broad upturn, aided or delayed by new news. Durable goods definitions spark debate, with copper and steel prices key. steel firms shift to third quarter delivery, payrolls exceed a billion dollars yearly while steel costs rise.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Joe Liat
Roosevelt
Hmne
Ron
Wall Street
American Tron & Steal Institute
Steel Institute
Oil shares lead in moderate advance
In New York trading, oil shares led a moderate rise as investors awaited a possible Supreme Court ruling on Wagner act cases. Early gains were limited, with most indices up about 2 points, and a broad mix of major industrials and utilities showing small moves.
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Curtiss-Wright Columbia Gas
Chrysler
Continental Ca
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