Deer season closes as Sparta area hunters share tales
Sparta Der 6. The deer season ends Saturday evening as locals recount hunts across the region. William Krosl of B.D. 3 hunted daily but lost deer luck when their encounters near a water setting occurred without his gun. Various neighbors reported successful kills including button bucks and large does while others traveled far to hunt. A school play, community notices, and upcoming meetings fill the town paper as crowds face winter travel and illness notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Der
William Krosl
B.D. 3
Sesenow
Vern Smith
Roy Bewley
Artiuy Lindstrom
Harry Firthett
Lois Firth
Dewitt Snapp
Helen Taylor
Nimrod
Russell City
Wirt Tagram
Hearts Convent
Lewis Cook
Stewarts Run
Cameron Blakesles
Albert Maker
Yale Firth
Roy Dalrymple
Taft
California
Emma Hovis
Mrs. Dalrymple
Cliford Dalrymple
Edna Halfast
Meadville
Rey Dalrymple
Dalrymple
Jers
N Titus
Anta Wells
Partlesville
Clanoms
Jennie Sereckengost
Corry Hospital
Arthur Scouten
Lawrence
Pigeon
Etta Mil
Arthur
Sparta Grange
Atten
Samte
Atrs
Sylvia Morris
George Dayving
Raymond Halfastina
Waterford
Sean
Meadville Man Is Sentenced For Year
Franklin Pa December Gurrin Brewton colored man from Meadville was sentenced to pay a fine of 100 and serve one year in the Allegheny county workhouse after appearing with three others before Judge Lee A McCracken in sentence court yesterday morning. Brewton faced charges of intent to break and enter tied to a prior attempt to rob the Moose Lodge rooms in Oil City two months ago. He was ordered to pay costs of prosecution in addition to the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Urrin Brewen
Meadville
Gay
Allegheny County
Lee A. McCracken
Brewton
Oil City
Community notes on rehearsals and church events
The article mentions Thursday after school rehearsals for a Christmas program to be presented at the church on Christmas night and a mid week service Thursday at 8 p.m. It also notes a meeting of Independent Baptist churches at Bethel Temple in Erie on Friday and reports the death of David Rose at Corry hospital with community regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
George Daya
C. H. Wood
Esther Buren
Joyce
Besius Point
Ram Johnson
John Farrington
Frank Kame
Lawrence Park
Kenneth Stark
Butler
Harbor Creek
Harry Stranahan
Grangers
Henry Badale
Ward Nichols
Sorry
Byron
Bertha
Gerald Bagley
HD. Whitney
Beaver Dam
Jesse Whitney
W. J. Irwin
British Columbia
Canada
Geo
Salmon
Irwins
Lincolnville
Sturgis
Erie Gavel
Byron Bixby
Davehtey
Bertha Elston
Ray Coates
Carl Coates
Independent Baptist Churches
Bethel Temple
Erie
David Rose
Corry Hospital
Emporium Man Loses Leg in Hunting Accident
William Caseino of Emporium suffered the loss of his left leg below the knee in a hunting accident near North Creek six miles north of Emporium. He was transported to Big County General Hospital in Ridgway for amputation and was reported in satisfactory condition. His brother Frank fired the rifle that caused the injury.
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Ridgway
Bee
William Wuseine
Emporium
North Creek
Elase
Caseino
Hospit
Rideway
Frank
First baby of 1939 to be honored by AVENUE merchants
The "ON THE AVENUE MERCHANTS" announce prizes for Corry Hospital’s first 1939 newborn. Crawford Woods Co and dozen baby diapers are among offers. Prize list includes Clarence Wallace, Garagl baby, Desmond service, Holly Wallpaper, Guy Rogers plumber, Franz Furniture, Spielman Shoe, Wins-Willi No. 3, Rossbacher Insurance, Lindsley Pharmacy.
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Avenue Merchants
Corry Hospital
Crawford M. Woods CO
Clarence Wallace Garagl
Desmond
the Holly Wallpaper
Guy E. Rogers
Franz Furniture Store
J.J. Spielman Shoe Store
Willi
R. Rossbacher Insurance
Lindsley Pharmacy
Avenue Merchants Promote Home Building Lifestyle
A promotional piece highlights a reader journey along the Avenue, praising local businesses. Plumber Guy Rogers provides heating estimates and installation, Holly’s for wallpaper and interior decorating, Rossbacher for comprehensive insurance, Desmond for radio repairs, Mars for a prize essay, Clarence Wallace’s car dealer, Spiesman Shoe Store with Dr Scholl aid, Lindsley’s ice cream and sundries, Crawford M Woods grain and farm implements, and Wing-Will’s groceries guided by manager Glenn Perry.
Why You Should Trade On The Avenue
A compact nostalgic ad page extols First Avenue merchants Crawford Woods Wallace and others. It touts courtesy service up-to-date stock and guarantees, inviting readers to buy feeds, fix cars, radio service, wallpaper paint furniture and groceries. The item closes with an insurance pitch and a community prize mention.
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First Ave
Crawford M. Woods Ca
Crawford Woods
Clarence Wallace
First Avenue
Franz Furniture
Franz Furniture Store
Franz's
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Sparta
Medford
Milss
Homer G. Hogan
Woodlot
Nelson G. Tibbets
ORY Re Ate
Florida
Marsh Seedless
Keystone
Treasury Island
Jack Frost
Philco
AL the Aesticarets
Philgo
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center St. Corry, Pa
Eee
Heinz Baby Food
Guy Rogers
Holly's
Holly
Franz
Rossbacher
Heigho
George R. Ayers
West Pleasant Street
Avenue” Merchants
Mars
Spiesman
Dr. Scholl
Crawford M. Wood
Glenn Perry
Glenn
Ahriek
Moan
Desmond Radio
Main
Guy EB. Rocers
Ari
WiNmenert
Bert Welden
Gould Street
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