Fire destroys Ridgeway owned sedan near Bloom’s Tavern
A Bord sedan owned by James Fiening Jr of St Marys and operated by James Meyer of High Ave St Marys was totally destroyed by fire near Bloom's Tavern two miles north of Johnsonburg on Friday night. Meyer suffered a minor eye injury and was treated by a Johnsonburg physician as the blaze raged.
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Ridgeway
James Fiening
Kaul Avenue
St. Marys
James
Meyer
High Avenue
Bloom
Johnsonburg
Mabel
John F. Conarin
Philippine Islands
Foil Crockett
Tex
20H
Cease Artillery
Texas
Mra
Jay Condrin
East 2Nd Street
U.S Artillery Service
Philippines
Armours Star corned beef sale and hazards in Corry
City and Vicinity items list Armour's Star corned beef 25c Glendora apricots 5c and P G soap 6 for 25c from Wilcox Grocery. Community notices include a 1902 service line, a verdict date in Franklin for Aditi Bower against Friedman Treaster and Constatetion Cars, and a December 15 court session. Also there are veterans meetings, taxicab rate changes, deer hunting notes, naval service updates, church activities, local deaths, and Santa events in Corry and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour's
Glendora
Wilcox Grocery
Buffalo
Aditi B. Bower
Franklin
Lae A. Metrooken
Whigh Hie Plaintha
Mm Acelden
Tragic Infant Death Near Titusville Reported
Frederick James Strain three and a half months old son of Mr and Mrs Framis Strain of Jerusalem Corners near Titusville was found dead in his crib Thursday morning. Dr G Foster Venango County coroner said death resulted from a heart ailment. Meantime a community supper with a $0.50 chicken dinner was announced for Wednesday night at the Boston House. Local items mention Army service by Clarence and Boyd Gegate in the oil city area and notes of traffic incidents near Crossingville with semis jackknifed on Route 98. A special Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting is called for December 15 in Titusville, and Mildred Lorene Lowel of Oil City, a former music teacher, died after a long illness. Two Titusville district youths aboard the U S S Arizona are identified as Eugene Brove and Robert in Pleasantville.
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Arente
Fred S. Bowser
Parkers Landing
Butler Memorial Hospital
Bowser
Pate
Corry
Nichols
Tiquisville
Tye Grove
Bradleytown
Barnes & Carrig
Densy Knoll
United States
Sare
Cavite
Philippine Islands
Ida Muell
Wesk 26Th Street
Hay Jearned
Erie Run
Knoll
Naval Base
F. W. Building Association
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bradford
Pederal Bureau of Invertigation
Buffalo
N.Y
Justice of the Peace
William Rew
Lilian Guild
The
Episcopal Church
B. J. Reynalds
Titusville
Uy Pations
Graves .& Sessle
West Main
Women’s Mussionary Society of the Presbyterians Church
LaVerne
White
Pleasantville
Augusta
Kan
Kansas
White Eagle Oil Co
A.M. Litz
Navy
J. L. Waterman
Josteph A. Kervin
Callen
Te Naval Hosiital
Phila
Delphia
Concord
Franklin
Harald Riteney
Plymouth
Fifteenth Street
Ritchey
Pittsburgh
Erle
Parale Street
John Bowek
Peter Koff
Bosek
George Pogorvelski
Koff
Hamot
Chester Miller
Frederick James Strain
Framis Strain
Jerusalem Corners
G. Foster
Oil City
Venango County
Boston
Thomas F. Gegagethe
Ol City
Symy
Clarence
Boyd
Army
Tank Corps
Air Corps
George
Ralph
Olily
Archie W. Thompson Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Tof
C. C. Coons
Ars
Mildred Lonre
Josey L. Lowel
Gily
Learher
Extra turkey games at silver dollar bingo tonight
Local notices list activities from St Edwards to community groups. Protests over a dam proposal threaten regional industry while clubs meet for sewing, relief corps dinners, and Christmas programs. A Navy family update and loose remarks on breathing methods appear among local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edwards
Clation River
Cook Forest
G. Albert Stewart
Senate
Stewart
More Snow and Cold Forecast This Weekend
Weather service predicts extended cold and more snow across Pennsylvania with intermittent flurries turning into a light blizzard at times. Last week's snowfall ended, leaving highways frozen and visibility reduced as wind and ice created hazardous driving conditions.
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Oosas
Wosteen
Pennsylvania
U.S Weather Bureau
Storm batters Pennsylvania with highway deaths reported
General statewide storm causes multiple highway fatalities over the weekend. One victim, Lewis G. Benjamin, 69, of Farmers Waller, is noted in Smethport area reports amid scattered crash notices. Nearby, Skick cay’ officers plan a Tuesday evening meeting of Townsend Club No 1 at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New Smethport
Lewis G. Benjamin
Waller
Skick
Comny Townsend Club
O'Clocl
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Kadotha Figs Cup
Golden Bantam
Burt
Emphee State Peas
DALES
Wing-Willi Star Stores
Hawattel Bond Stationery
Corry Evening Journal
Dial
Barbara Vencek, Ui
Sugar
Ove Ht
Corry Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio
Jolas Scesndra Wid
R. D
Michael Butryn and Son
Corry RD
Wrere
Santa Claus
Golden Rule Club
Firestone
Genter Sales Co
Popposite Woblaw
North Center Street
Corry, Po
Santa
Hoerbert Griffin
Helipse Road
Déeei
Mayburg
Point Near
Endeavor
Olio
Fras
Buck Head
Clearfield Taxidermy Company Taxidermasts
Tanners,Fir Anu Lei Manuficturers
Clearfield, Penka
Koss
Doane's Hardware
Clearfield
U.S. S.R. Arizona
Pearl Harbor
Eugene Brove
Roberts
H. J. Grant
Cash & Carry
DeJean & Cochran
Amici Sewing Circle
T. Bergman
West Irving Street
Masonic Temple
A. E. Morrison
Joseph Gentilman
Jennie Akam
Baptist Sunday School
Virgil Warner
Fort Bragg N.C
Smith
L. K. Hixson
Park Street
Kenneth Hinson
U. S. Navy
Hawaii
Marlina Pyof
Godfrey Rodriguez
Wilmington
Del
Tully
Paul's Men's Wear
Crystal Ice & Coal CO
Quality Cash Stores
Puritan Coffee Scott Tissue Baker's Cocoa
Knox Jell - O
BOY Scouts
Scouters
Nasts
Winter Grips
Om Chocolates
Faireill
Christ
Rexall
North Center St
Corry, PA
Miller's News and Sport Store
Poaoese
Ink Seale
Eyaty Farra Watch
Alway
Phillips Jewelry
Corry, FB
Tunatia
Cour
Highwest
Young Slightly
Pine New
Silve
Cambrid
Pittsbue
Ation, Machi Omabridge
Dorsey
Regis Wage
Tsylvania
A. Watehm
Dunkirk
Michael
Spo Carmichael Company
Ludlum
William
Natio
Depi
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