Classified ads list sales and rentals in tight, varied notices
A jumble of listings shows sale items and rental offers. Items include a house with bath and garden at128 Avenue Viduire, an upright piano offered at 1037 Center St Corry Pa, a new brick bungalow at 822 Kart Street, and multiple rental rooms with varying terms on South Pentter Street Second Avenue West Wayne Street and other local streets. Some entries include addresses, prices, and condition notes.
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Rune Sale
Henderson Pino Ca
Center St
Corry
Pentter Street
Second Avenue
Bell
TOR
Toston Street
Cail
Wayne St
First Ave
Dacham
Nur “Auire
West's
Wanted items and services advertised across streets
A jumble of want ads lists requests for clothing alterations at 2297 E Main, cleaning and general work on Wayne Street, day work at 417 Duane Street with Bell phone 183, sales of quilts and comforts at 418 Concord Street, and a general request for a competent assistant in dentistry with wages and pay details in the journal 619.
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E. Main St. Adier
Gentral
Wayne St
Duane Street
Bell
Concord Street
Ata
Kinzua Mill Reopens Sparks Local Electric Plan
Citizens form electric light company after Kinzuas reopening. Poles set on streets Yiptin. power lines will be strung, homes wired, and the electric sweeper to follow.
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Kinzua
Liene Pavens
Pennsylvania
Lam Jer Company
Kineua
Allegheny
Yiptin
Girl Found Dead In Street At Lock Haven
In Lock Haven Pa two men and two young women connected to a Friday night car crash were detained after an auto ran into a telephone pole. A girl, 18, was found dead in the street while another, injured, was removed. The suspects were arrested in Elmira on police orders after traveling toward Williamsport.
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Lock Haven
Lock Haen
Elieashoth Harley
Gad
Eva Peri
Taxtern
Tony Capéllo
Leo Kitchen
Elmira
Ni VY
Tris
Williamsport
Indictment Sought in Vacant House Arson Case
Warren believes sufficient evidence exists to indict a man on arson charges for burning a vacant house at 117 Negjns Street Thursday night. Fire department prompt arrival saved the building. a suspect detained nearby was discharged after giving a satisfactory account. Chief Warren says another man may face grand jury action.
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Dunkirg
Wes
Jonce
Warren
Negjns Street
Bre
Grand Jury
Former Mussolini Friend To Speak In Erie At Columbnd School
Erie reports an upcoming appearance by Daixi Moyi Guido Paleo a former Talla parliament member and journalist seen as an intimate ally of Benito Mussolini. He will address Italian residents in Erie Saturday night at Columbnd School auditorium. Five Erie women will receive Italian Red Cross honors for wartime services. Padrecco a journalist who does not speak English will speak through his cousin Miss Treite Parcelin who translates.
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Erie
Daixi
Moyi
Guido Paleo
Columbnd School
Erle
Treite Parcelin
Mr Padrecco
Benito
Mussolini
Tascisti
Popola Italian
Oil Creek Road News Notes Chronicle
Oil Creek Road notes recount a community supper at Grange Hall East Branch to fund a cemetery fence. The column lists local visits and family happenings from the Mitchells Lillies Johnsons Wrights and Whites with trips to Union City Warren Erie Corry and Dobbs Corners. A birth is noted for Albert Wotaseek and May Whiteley visits are mentioned.
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Creek Road
Grange Hall
East Branch
W. J. Mitchell
Union City
Idi Elgir
Earl Lillie
Warren
Leon Mitchell
Dunkirk
J. J. Johnson
Dobbs Corners
Ruth Mitchell
Erie
Sarat Mitchell
Corry
W_ D. Mitchell
Sarl Wright
Albert Wojtaseek
May Whiteley
Home Gift Shop Displays Lamps and Other Decorative Items
A sale listing on the shop floor features floor lamps, chair lamps, table lamps, desk and boudoir lamps with silk parchment and glass shades. Also showcased are candlesticks, mirrors, blackboards, sofa tables, Wilton and other rugs, bath mats, book ends, Raggedy Ann items, puzzles, framed pictures, table scares, and china and pottery sets with various prices and locations on first floor and basement.
Local Family News From Thanksgiving Gatherings
Word has it that Mr and Mrs Max McClokey of Oi City welcomed a baby boy Roy Hill of hyeland O, and several families shared Thanksgiving visits. George Armitage and Miss Evelyn Mill of Warren spent the holiday with grandparents. Mr and Mrs George Armitage hosted guests Friday night. The M A Logane and L J Whiteley were Curry visitors on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs L E Wilson visited their daughter Mrs Leona Shonta of ldred Genter Saturday afternoon. Fred Howart of War fung visited his parents Mr and Mrs L E Wilson on Thanksgiving. Paul Wilum and Plement Wilton of (illegible).
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P. Whiteley
Max McClokey
Oi City
Roy Hill
L. J. Whiteley
L.E. Wilson
Leona Shonta
Ldred Genter
Fred Howart
Warfung
L. E. Wilton
Paul Wilum
Plement Wilton
Old Pill Becomes Health Boost for Beechams Pills
A long troubled man with a gruff temper and irritable stomach becomes refreshed after using Beecham's Pills. Two pills at bedtime restore digestion, liver activity, and regular habits, making him cheerful and hopeful again. Available at all druggists for 25c and 0c.
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Pha
Bis
Beecham
Warren Weekend at Wilson Home Ended Beside Sunday
A weekend stay at the B. E. Wilson residence led to Sunday evening departures for Warren, with the report noting activity around the premises and surrounding area.
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Warren
B. E. Wilson
Sturning
Miss Leona Mason Visits Ohio Grandparents
Miss Leona Mason of Ohio is visiting her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Willer Pe. The note mentions family ties and a brief travel update from their hometown.
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Leona Mason
Ohio
Mrs
Merritt Willer
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Oper
Aloo
Kart Street
Presbyterian
Sconta
William Shields
Cory Boy Scouts
Kinzua Mill
Oil Creek Road
Peau Pau
Raggedy Ann & Andy
Gainaday
U. S
Bicknell and
Thmpson
J. A. Lanston Sin
Center Street
R.F. Livermore Co
Taey
W. E. Phillips
the Hallmark Jeweler
J. H. Wright
N. Center St
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