Local notices and deals amid Fair opens and town events
An assortment of retail ads and notices from Corry includes furniture and hats at Arnold Hat Shop, Delaware cantaloupes by crate at West's, and a furniture and telegraph system update. The Conneaut Lake fair opens August 28 for four days but cancels the pay show due to infantile paralysis concerns. A church and club outing, housing moves, a garage project, and a wedding are noted along with municipal health actions and a price rise for the Cleveland Press beginning August 28.
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West's
Conneaut Lake
N Tne
Ralph Wien
Rhody
Findlay
Lake
McCray
Wnduye
Marie Weppel
Virgina Waggoner
Alice Wetmore
Margery Auer
Morenus Whittlewy
Dorothy Waller
Marion
Ola Young
Yeurs Ladun
Robert King
Minn Yollah Morgan
M. Love & Son
Bilin
Wrisht and
Smith
Lovells Huntion
Stry
K. T. Whron
Love Company
West’s
Wilk Juupore
Sunbury
Retail Merchants Association of Pennsylvania
Bradford
Uys Corry
Banbury
Local Baked Goods Sale Eyed by J. B. Church Group
The Indies of the J. B. Church plan a baked goods sale at Wickey Store this Saturday amid daily arrivals and pressed items. Proceeds support church activities. Sanitary Market at 104 West Main announced entries including Ciscoor items priced at 18 cents.
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J. B. Church
Praised by Deutschland Commander Arrives in Germany
Koeln Aug M Captain Koenig aboard the sul sea freighter Poutucttland arrived in Germany after a dangerous Atlantic crossing. He said the United States protected the departure of the Wilner in a fair manner and that U S authorities had vigilant watch over the Merchant submarine during reports a British warship entered Chesaperke Hay for reconciliation purposes.
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United Press
Koeln
Koenig
Sul Sea
Germany
Chesaperke Hay
Greek positions under heavy bombardment as forces move
Reports from Athens today say troops have withdrawn from Sorox and are retiring westward. Greek positions faced heavy bombardment as Allied advance columns move rapidly through Greek territory toward an uncertain course.
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London
Sorox
Athens
Lost Saturday pocketbook reward offered at Livermore store
A partial note advertises a lost pocketbook containing ten dollars and change, with a request to leave it at the Journal office. Reward offered. Also mentions a night watchman needed who is sober and reliable, to carry a certain item on the 24th.
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Livermore
Winder
Journal
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