Local notices and ads mix with community updates
Fragmented text reports a patient named George Wo Marie at a hospital and notes slow recovery. The rest lists services and ads including dry cleaning, seeds, drapery items, entertainment notes, and lost and found notices with scattered names and addresses. The overall item reads as a collage of community notices and vendor promotions with few clear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wo Marie
Elmer MC Lavery
Qu Oheravin
Orn Hospital
Bell
Sat
Superior Dry Cleaning Co
Knowlton’s
Shephugil
Balburnie
Poojeh Hercatesdome
Wayne T Miter
Waiitair Cretories
Scranton
Lice Aid Etdhorate
Welock
Bishop Mule Uiliee
Marsh
Shomett & Gn
Wlwerd
Shephard
Spring St
R. J. B. Ward
Local specials and notices fill Corry listing
A long odds packet of 1920s style notices and ads lists Thursday to Saturday specials including shredded wheat 1c, fine coffee 45c lb, and cigarettes. local meetings at Warcks Sunday School and Baptist class events. births, deaths, and a flood of small items on venues, garages, and open dates. Also local ads for cleaners, crepe, and bakery with delivery offers and several personnel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Wilcox
Warcks
Victor Armitage
Evelyn Shaffer
Louise Wilfim
Gawes
Visiting
Susie
Rugh Wilmore
Clyde Vd. Wilcox
B. W. Stennerta
Chiyeh
Elsie Tones
P. Hall
Columbus
William Cury
Meadville
Spencer Hospital
Knowlton's
White Swan Ballroom
Wrightsville
Mayville Orets
Estra
Boardman Brothers
Paul T Himebaugh
Pontic
Mich
April
Himebaugh
Joan Carroll
Shi
City Aid
Local notes and classifieds from Clarion county era
Obituary note for a longtime Clarion County bar association president and attorney with six decades in the county, survived by wife and five or more children. Various local ads mention shifting classes at St Idswardt School due to illness, furniture repair and refinishing services, baby carriage refinishing, a complete finish removal service, and job ads including two girls wanted at Kurtz Sase Goods plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chirk
Larion County
Clarion
Iidswardt
Wonklen
Lee Jiouitt
Gerry Biles
Say’s
Hizhleon
H.W. Steynett & Son
Corry
MeddsPusas Troy Works
Mudville
A. Mountain
Wee
Dorathe Waller
Congress Street
Kurtz Sase
Cleanup Week Aims For Citywide Effort
A local cleanup week activity urges residents to prepare refuse for collection on a designated morning in April 2001. The drive, backed by city officials, promises cooperation from households and children in a partnership toward a cleaner city and better homes.
Textile strike talks begin with mill owners and govt officials
United Pront communities organizers reach agreement to negotiate with Gov A. Tarry Moore and mill owners to settle the textile workers dispute. The strike leader avoids stating whether he will join the negotiating committee as talks extend, with mill owners asserting they will not confer with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites + som
United Pront
Artis
Hin Chapging
New Jersey and Long Island Fire Threat Flares Up
Fires sweep through two counties threatening Asbury Park and Jersey shore towns. Toll estimates place losses between 1 million and 2 million dollars. Firefighters battle wide-hot s on Long Island as a dirigible air station alarms add to the crisis. Two men are missing, and a charred body is found near Pinewald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
New York
Long Island
New Jersey
Jerney Shore
Veeuy
Mon Pouth
James
Lakehurst
George W. Steele
Nidual Air Station
Los Angeles
Harry Orley
Pinewald
Ancswer
Actomypnive
Orsley
Sprague Perkins Killed in Automobile Accident
Word from Grind Valley that Sprague Perkins a fiester well known resident of thair paper fad been killed in an automobile accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grind Valley
Sprague Perkins
Fiester
Thair
Father of the Oratorio Gloyanni Aninngela at the Bishops seat Cary
The text discusses a composer connected to the oratory tradition, noting his influence on sacred music from laws and reforms. It mentions the oratory at St Philip in Florenne and references a father figure linked to the musical development within a bishopric context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miusie
Cary
Power He Will Bow inper-Venpretor
A fragmentary line hints at a bold claim about power bowing to a ruler or regime in a cold industrial setting. The garbled text suggests a theme of destruction and resistance within a city’s walls.
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Merton
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Sorry
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Curry Motor Club
Grand Theatre
Thomas Ewing
Curry Hospital
Stennett & Son dL
Sugar Social
W. O. W. Hall
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State Highway Patrol
Mator
Firth
Corry Fibretz
Alathiai Society
Regu
Irving Young
Kepler
Son
Wo Wilton
van Vieer
Boars
West Charch Street
Billo Ie
Frants A. Wilcox
East Main
D. Johnson
Uae
Imiake
Juavige L
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Ste
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N. Cohen & Sons
Iverstiffe
Knowlton
Wincorporsition
Vork Thief Free Corporation
Niklas BL
Bion
Batavia
Tit Corporation
Marshall W. Paterson
Michael J
Bond Street
H. L. Rowe
Sirs
Myrtle Wright
Sarw
Florida
Hoily Phe
Campbell's Soup
A. H. Homer
West Main Street
Etraw
Cotdiak Toners
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Condra Pharmacy
Rexall Drug Store
Needles Ships
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Penna
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East St. Louis
United Pray Wallengton
Apt
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