James H. Gheen to address Titusville chamber event
James H. Gheen of New York, a nationally known speaker, has been chosen to address the Titusville chamber of commerce gathering on May 14. St Edward's Parent-Teachers Association meets to plan a Mother's Day breakfast on May 22, with Mrs Leg Hoyloh as chairwoman of arrangements.
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East Bend Street
James H. Gheen
Titusville
Comnerce
St Edward’s
City and Vicinity Potatoes and Bank News
Local notices report 33 cent a bushel potatoes and 9 cent per peck prices from Wall J Wilcox. Reports include a serious fall injury to Mrs. Carmichael on Prospect Street, bank dividend prospects for Jefferson Second National Bank, theater ads for Eddie and Maxine in Phoenix, and town updates on highway caretakers and local auctions.
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Peck
Wall J. Wilcox
Warren
Daniel Carmichael
Prospect Street
Jefmnet Second National Bank
Eddie
Maxine
Phoenix
Harlem
M. J. Bertinger
McKeae
EA Nbore
Waterford Highway
United States
H. M. Burrowes
Grove City College
Frankin Kiwanians
Harold Farnsworth
Randolph
Aled Lindsay
Farnsworth
Dun
B. C. McClintock
Hiesee Menayllie Veterinary
Clemens
Mich
Earler
Stutt
Avenua
West Front
Petroleum and Weat
Jamestown Public School
Sherman B. Beighien
Deadlock on Farm Credit Is Broken
Washington April 1 The congressional deadlock over farm credit extensions was believed broken today by a report that an administration agreement will lower interest rates on $1.8 billion of outstanding farm loans. The bill had been held up in the House for over a month while compromise on the Wheeler amendment reduced rates to around one and one half percent at a cost to the government.
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Washington
Death of Mrs Vilettie Hewitt in Corry home
Mrs ViLetteiaewsuT a Corry resident died at 8 30 am at her home 10 South Street after a long illness She was born May 27 1860 in Hast Branch Pa and had lived in Corry over fifty years She was a member of the Woman's Relief Corps and Woodman Circle Surviving are her daughter Mrs Parry Nichols a grandson Ronald Nichols a great granddaughter Dixie Lee Nichols two sisters Mrs Cora Raymond and Mrs Park Teandale Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 30 pm from the home with interment in Fine Grave Cemetery
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Parry Nichols
Ronald Nichols
Dixie Lee Nichols
Cora Raymond
Corry
Park Teandale
Meadville
Remelaryil
Death claims Perry Bixby farmer of Corry and Spartansburg
Perry Bixby, 79, well known farmer of Goury and Spartansburg, died at his brother Byron Bixby’s home in Spartansburg at 2 am after extended illness. He had lived with his brother for three years and previously resided on East Columbus Avenue in Corry for fifteen years. Funeral services will be Monday at 2 pm from the Spartansburg home, with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Perry Bixby
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Spartansburg
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Goury End Spartansburg
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Columbus Avenue
Rose Hill Cemetery
Barrymore's Wife Moves to Hollywood
Dolores Costello, wife of John Barrymore, packed her belongings and left their Beverly Hills home after seven years, stoking divorce rumors among Hollywood gossips. A report claims she had been wary of the marriage, with speculation running high about the couple's future.
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Three Kane Men Jailed for Chicken Thefts
April 18 Kane: Melvin Olgan Willard Tompkins and John Hilliard were jailed for four and a half months each after pleading guilty to robbing Fred Kelly’s LaMont farm of ten chickens. Judge Eugene H. Baird ordered fines of $1 and costs. Troopers Banks and Hayman arrested them in February.
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Williard Tompkins
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Bik County
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Fred Kelly
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William Hayman
Party headlines and dances delight Corry crowd
A lively gathering by the Ladies Austlinty and W. B. A. featured a one act play and humorous dances. Notables included Commander John Boland and Doc Duke performing square dances while cake, prizes, and social chatter filled the evening. Other notes mention a card tournament prize, a planned tennis court, and local odds and ends.
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