For Rent Inquiries and Furnished Rooms Notices
Several 1920s style rental notices list furnished rooms and seven room flats. Locations include 509 West Pleasant street 141 East Con russ Street 7B South street 918 W. Church street and 584 West Church Street. Contact details show Bell 42-W and names George Gordon L. D. West.
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Havinjond Elevator Company
Atl
East Con
Russ Street
West Pleasant Street
Reni
South Street
Bell 42
W. Ci
George Gordon
BEL
First Avenue
L. D. West
West Church Treet Boe
W. Church Street
Help Wanted and Lost and Found Notices Mixed
Classified notices include dressmaking and sales jobs at 16 East Booth Street and 141 Mott Street, farm for sale inquiry, rug cleaning requests, electrical wiring, and a missing Holstein bull. Lost penna license plate 31-350, and bank growth figures cited for New York City banks in 1847 with deposits and specie details.
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East Booth Street
Fannie Collier
Hell
Heherling
Well
Merling Medicine Co
Kington
Alexanders
M.A
Sare Af Journal
John Blick Chippewa
Wiscons
Mott Street
East
Wayne Street
Bell
Mr. Brown
Spring Street
Cory, Pa
Alngla
New York City
Uy Eamel
Tywanty
le Hoult
New York
Candidate for Director of the Poor of Erie County
Homer A. Mills of East Springfield Pennsylvania announces his candidacy for the office of Director of the Poor of Erie County subject to Republican Primaries on September 8 1928. Support respectfully solicited.
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Poor Pleas
Erie County
Homer A. Mills
East
Springfield
Charles R Davis Announces Candidacy for County Commissioner
Corry Evening Journal notes Charles R Davis seeks Republican and Prohibition Party votes in the upcoming primaries on September 18. His platform centers on good roads and law enforcement, with a respectful appeal for voter support.
Candidate for District Attorney Erie County Primary
A candidate for the office of District Attorney in Erie County announces campaign for the September 18 1993 primary. The applicant is Bimee D Loose with the title TA amie.
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Erie County
Bimee D
Loose
Labor Day Rally at Corry Alliance Church
A Northwestern Pennsylvania Young Peoples Work rally will be held on Labor Day at the Corry Alliance Church. Delegates from Jamestown to Corry will attend. Rev EM Burgess of Pittsburgh will speak, with three services scheduled and programs featuring devotional sessions, singing, and announcements.
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Young Peoples Work
Pennsylvania
Slliance Church
Jamestown
Eric
Conneaut
O. Meadville
Sharon
Oj City
Franklin and Corry
Em, Burgess
Pittsburgh
Burgess
Mitch
C Criatian and Missionary Alliance
United States
Canada
Roy Gee
Felmley Franklin
Mina Cecelia Galbraith
Annouces Ments
Meadville
B. M. Burgess
Pelinley
Frankliny
Ray EM Hurgess
Rey Por Bylle
Reunion of Lu and McCully families held in Spartansburg
The third annual Lu and McCully reunion gathered sixty five members at Mrs John G Healy’s home in Spartansburg Pa on Wednesday August 29. Officers elected included Lines Evie president Perry E McCully first vice president Mrs John G Healy secretary DE Lines treasurer D Lines and Berni Lines historian. Honorary president H P Lines of Sioux City Ia was praised for starting the meetings. Next reunion slated for Spartansburg on the second Wednesday in August. The day included visiting singing and leisure activities. Mrs Bernard Flynn of Tadiana Pa was in town to attend Clyde Heath’s funeral services.
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Mecully
John G Healy
Spartanbury
Grange Hall
Pres Lines
Evie
Perry E. McCully
Erie
John G. Healy
Spartansburg
Sec
Lines
Corry
Treas D. Lines
Gary
Berni Lines
H. P. Lines
Sioux City
Iowa
Bernard Flynn
Tadiana, Pa
Clyde Heath
Sealed Proposals for Fire Department Building No 2
Sealed proposals will be received by the City of Corry Pennsylvania until 8 p m Tuesday September 4 1923 for a section of a fire department building to be erected on the south side of East Washington Street opposite Park Street in the Second Ward. Building to be 37 ft 0 in by 69 ft 4 in two stories. Proposals must be marked on outside with Bed for Fire Department Building No 2 and bidder names and addresses. Each bid to include a certified check for one thousand dollars. Plans and specifications on file in City Engineer’s Office. The Council reserves right to reject any or all bids and to waive defects in form. NEVIN R DICKSON City Engineer Gorm Px August 92 10381b081
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Corry
Pennsylvania
East Washington Street
Park Street
City of
Fire Department
Nevin R
Dickson
Gorm
Largest Ku Klux Klan gathering near Brockwayville
A dense turnout estimated 1,000 to 1,200 autos filled a Brockwayville field as about 1,000 to 6,000 Klansmen gathered for a large meeting. Members came from multiple towns, six 18 by 14 foot crosses were burned, fireworks were set off, and an address was delivered by the Rev. Demster of Pittsburgh. Parade was canceled due to crowd size.
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Brockwayville
Pay Ang
Brookville Rad
Brockways Ile
Dib “Ity
Tacharta
Dempster
Pittsburg
Paying for the Home Remedy Claim
An advertisement touts a simple preparation that removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and soothes inflammation to treat stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis The sponsor James O Condra druggist promotes the remedy with a money back guarantee and widespread availability
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Mayr
James O Condra
Erie Youth Dies After Bicycle Collision
Ang Erif, a youth from Erie, died in St Vincent's Hospital from injuries sustained when his bicycle was struck by a car at Brown Avenue and Liberty Street shortly before 1 o'clock. The driver, Teo Glovehner, reported the accident to police and was detained until after 5 o'clock when released by order of county coroner Dr. J. M. Cardot. The collision occurred as the car traveled south on Liberty Street. The youth suffered a skull fracture that proved fatal.
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Teo Glovehner
Sol Weiss
M. Cardot
Tronmhnor
Liberty Street
Weiss
Hay fever patients flock to Kane for relief
Kane witnesses a surge of hay fever patients arriving as high altitude air and pure dry climate bring relief. Visitors, many for the first time, report immediate benefits and fewer digestive troubles, while others seek long term comfort after years away.
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Kane
Ain
Inter
Kano
Dir
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