Social Notices and Bridge Tea Invitations
Mrs C W Moore of 530 North Center invites friends and neighbors of Mrs Louis M Jones of Los Angeles to call Wednesday evening. Miss Evelyn Shetly of East Mahsli hosts bridge entertaining afternoon with tables for twelve and lunch. The Ladies of the Haste Star 1A 1B outing at Ve Olde tha Saegertown drew many guests. first event of the Taster Star Outing Association with Mrs Mabel Perris of Linesville as secretary.
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C. W. Moore
North Center Street
Louis M. Jones
Los Angeles
Calif
Corry
Stockton
Evelyn Shétly
East Mahsli
Bridge
The
Haste Star
Ve Olde Tha
Saegertown
Geese End
Taster Star Outing Association
Mabel Perris
Linesville
Explosion Blasts Gas Plant Injures Worker in Corry
Meadville area reports an employee of the United Natural Gas Company sustaining severe burns to hands and face from a gas explosion on South Park Avenue. The blast occurred after escaping gas ignited, finishing at the Healy Studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Wilcox
South Sheet
Meadville
United Natural Gas Company
South Park Avenue
Konjola praised as new medicine for many ailments
Mr. David Klevan reports Konjola heals stomach liver kidneys and bowels and relieves rheumatism neuritis and nervousness. He credits it with restoring his health after failed treatments and says he bought a bottle for his mother. The remedy is sold at Downey’s in Corry and by leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Klevan
David Kieran
Pairvlew Street
Bethlehem
Konjola
Lee
Onjala
Corry
Dow Pey
Crawford County to Host James J. Davis Visit
Republican chairman Ray F Smock announces a Crawford county tour by senatorial candidate James J. Davis during the upcoming campaign. Local notices mention fresh potatoes at 45 cents a peck and cretonne cover waste baskets at 49 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batiste
W. Stennett
Sonadit
Crayford County
J. D. Murray
Blackhand Blasts Reported in Pittsburgh Area
County detectives link two blasts to blackhanders as they probe attacks that seriously burned man and his 16 year old nephew Frank Ross amid threatening letters to Sam Mazcarella of Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Sam Mazcarella
Rankln
Man
Frank Ross
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