Classified ads for sale items and properties
A jumble of sale notices lists various items for sale including appliances furniture clothing and tools. Mentions of real estate include a 212 acre property with buildings in Columbus Pa and a room house with bath on East Church Street plus a property at 1000 North Center Street. Contact details include Union Produce Company North Sar Gnd Avenue John Carlson Ravex Street West Park Place and phone references such as Bellphone 160R 344 504 204W.
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Parm
Dacrey Neac C P
Tevet Rohd
Union Produce Company
North Sar
Gnd
A. le. Plashrowck
Yoo
Gond
Columbus
John Carlson
Maxyelly
P.O. Bos
Bell
C. A. Lamb
Ravex Street
Triwice
W. G. Young
West Park Place
South Street
Wright St
Bath
East Church Street
Sons
TOR RENT-First class farm home near city
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms suitable for two call evenings 121 Lenton street Phone 2121 INKALT FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms suitable for two call evenings 121 Lenton street Phone 2121 OUR FOR RENT Toms and bath Ad Alta preferred 117 fscex street stal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Tnquite
Alain Street
Inkalt
Lenton Street
Our
Toms and Bath
Ad Alta
Fscex Street
Stal
Warren County Launches War on Corn Borer
Warren County remains free of the corn borer as quarantine talks spread. County farm bureau plans a campaign with state and federal entomologists to prevent the pest, drawing on a conference that urged quarantines after outbreaks. Crawford County reports two townships with early signs of the pest, suggesting limited risk to Warren County’s sweet corn this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Warren, Apelt
Erie
Bine
United States Bureau of Entomology
State Bureau of Entomology
Crawford County
Chatutaliqua
Warren Will Send Delegation to Encampment
At the semi monthly meeting of Kossuth Encampment No 9% IOOF held in the Odd Fellows temple an invitation was issued for the local order to attend a big class initiation on Saturday the 26th The three degrees will be conferred by degree teams from Union City Meadville and Corry The event is expected to draw the largest encampment turnout of the season Also noted were ads for second hand lumber and a home care listing with brief contact cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
Odd Fellows Temple
Union City
Meadville
Corry
Fnr
Kowarth
Former Meadville Belle to Marry Alleged Crook
Chicago reports Mrs Helen Patterson, ex wife of Otto Young Seyward, plans marriage to Harry Hussey an alleged international criminal known as Rath Tourbillon. Patterson, once Meadville’s belle, resumed her maiden name after divorce and had a Broadway musical stint. Wise, a Meadville native and Tribune reporter, confirms the identity of Hussey and the Paris police linked criminal.
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Chicago
Aprise
Helen Patterson
Otto Young Seyward
Antignaire
Paris
France
Harry Hussey
Meadville
Patter Sn
Heyworth
William
Wire
Odiocrete
Wise
Allegheny
Helen
Paterron
Tecurmieel
Franklin Man Hit By Auto At North East
Albert Sutter of 1191 Chestnut street Franklin was injured in an auto crash on Clinton street North East near Buffalo road. He was treated at the North East police station by Dr Hurd then taken to St Vincent's hospital Erie with facial lacerations expected to recover. The wrecked car reportedly struck a rail crossing and telegraph pole. Walter Merrick of Rex Garage in South Bend plans to drive Studebaker Light Six cars to the city, arriving Sunday with the consignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Albert Sutter
Chestnut Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
North East
Clinton Street
Buffalo
Sutter
Louis Hurd
Walter Merrick
Rex
South Bend
Studebaker
Russia’s Sharp Note to France.
Moscow strikes a firm note to Paris rejecting French interference in Soviet trials. The premier urges clemency for alleged spies while defending Soviet judicial independence amid international pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
France
United Prem Moscow
Lattee
antiSoviet
Apie
Ivor
Poineane
Peeneh
Community Church April 13 Services and reports
Columbus notes report Sunday services at Community Church with 12 m morning service Bible class at 1 00 p m Christian Endeavor officers presiding Rev Bighmey and Arlene Hates dad Glenn Perry spoke on the Meadville Young People’s Conference. WCTU meeting notes teachers Kellogg and Catlaugh attended. members urged to vote April 22 primaries and to protest a legislative modification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Reve Ll Bighmey
Ham
Frank Schrambling
Christin Endeavor
Arlene
Glenn Perry
Christian Endeavor
Meadville
Hest
Mparte
B. J. Bighmey
Scranton
Thuesday
Caer
Ohrn
Kellogg
Sc.Catlough
Millet Mat Gexan Prohibition Committee Meeting Recap
The Prohibition committee reported on beer sale plans and hosted refreshments. Updates note Olive Schalton’s return to school and Mildred Swanson's illness under Dr Bennett care. Miss Jacob wishes absence from school. school closes May 15. Community Aid meets April 17. picnic association officers to be chosen. Ruth Rebekah Judge event April 10 to install officers. two candidates for initiation. Ellen Rayon visiting Meadville.
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Olive Schialton
Meni
Schalton
Mildred Swanson
Bennett of
Corry
James Cardin
Dinkink Wedlnesay
Fobert Sandberg
Lucy Jacot
Witham School
Jacob
Lj, Bighony
Picnic Association
B.A. Wert
Sal
Merc Chapel of
Youngeville
Ellen Rayon
Visting Iy Meadville
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Pleasant St
Tld
North Center Street
Bellphone
South Center
Babbitt
Pabitt
N.C .Gr St
P.O. Box
Corry 0Tel Co
Hote
Capt
National Studios
Dorchester
Out
Wayne
Serorl
Judy Postion
HIG
E. Hicks
Bell Phone
Ben
East Comgrese Street
C.J. Wood
Concord Street
Frank Wood
Clymer
N.Y
Attye Tor
Model Market Co
Grace St
Attye
East Main Street
Fight Housekeeping
W. Church Treet
Concord St. Gud
Gla 8
Center Bt
Modern
N. Cohen & Sons, Lutt
St Fox Kent
W. S8th
Avenue
D. West
Chaif
Warren
D. L. Wincken
Uso
Canada
City of Corry
JR. Watkins Co
Perry St
New York
Columbus News
O City Trust Company
City, Pa
J. A. Lanston
Quaker Oxford Cross
Oxford Cross
N. Center St
Corry, Pa
Gad
Coats
R. F. Livermore Company
First National Bank
H4kihk
Tain
Loos Fairness
Citizens National Bank
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