Local Concord Notes and Church Service Report
Concord notes report Mr Arthur Davis renting the Earl McCray farm for April 1. Dr Shaw delivered a splendid sermon at the Roscoe Dearing and Rite church Sunday afternoon. The Rosecow family and guests attended a musical program by the church choir and local congregation. Several residents and visitors, including McCray relatives, attended events and illness updates were shared. Community members travel to Chicago on business and local activities include a school closing with a fundraiser.
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Concord
Dr. Shaw
Roscoe Dearing
Rite
Alaon Rosecow, Sr
Warner Me Stows
Shearer, Chase
Ainsworth Gray
Misg Nettle Stephens
GD. Haat
Suyiday
Suyiday Callyey
Crowelty Hey
Hollion
Jonua m
McCray
and Mon
Paul McCray
Merrill McCray
McGormack
Brlo
Arthur Davie
Harley Hamimond
Harry Ricos
Robert Alum
Webool
Moses
Mark Stuits
Crnwell
Ave Jaquins
Montagne
Chicago
Dusiness
Death of Mrs. Willis Parker in Lake Pleasant home
Mrs. Willis Parker died at her Lake Pleasant home Saturday morning April 21 near 4 o clock. Funeral services were held at the home Monday afternoon conducted by Rev Hold.
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Lake Meanant
Pel
Willis Parker
Interment plans and local visitors noted in Lowville area
The column notes interment at Lowville cemetery and family visits. Bates fell and injured her wrist last week. Howard Hatch of Erie visited relatives here. Johnnie Thompson of Erie stayed with J J Long. Charley Blanchard from near Union City visited Willia Parker. Frank Blakesley owned a new bogey. Frances Donaldson of Canterville Pa is visiting relatives. George McCallister, still in Corry hospital, is improving. Hartley Ducan hosts and Vania Jackson from Brie te visits.
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Lowville
Cemetary
Eather Bates
Howard, Hatch
Erie
Johnnie Thompson
J. J. Long
Charley Blanchard
Union City
Willia Parker
Sundsy
Frank Blakesley
Frances Donaldson
Terville
Ora
Blanche i Hinkwon
Delford Kimmey
George McCallister
Corry Hospital
WL. Peterann
Spring Greek
Chester Owens
Harty Ducon
Family
Vania Jackson
Brie Te
Liberty Batos
Hat Lot Prices Cut in Millinery Department
The millinery department reduces hat lots with values marked. Lot No. 1 now $1.98 from $3.50, Lot No. 7 reduced to $2.98 from $6.00, Lot No. 8 lowered to $4.98 from $8.50.
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Arthur Davis Teg
Earl McCray
Mise Nicoda McCriy
Will Akama Thostay
Warners
Lavell School
Lake Pleasant
Bernstein Brothers Clothiers and Furnishers
Main Street
Board of Directors
United States
Warren National Bank
Warren, Pa
United States Depository
Brink Habit
Thane
Desisa
Orine
Babybitt & Son
Ady
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Pennsylvania Gas CO
N. Cohen & Sons