Waterford and vicinity community notes in brief
Local items cover sales at Keister’s, Meats at Stockton’s Market, and Camay soap offers. Bridge club news from Mildred Schramling in Columbus and Mrs. James Sullivan hosting a card evening. Fire, illnesses, and a mining incident noted alongside civic plans and upcoming events in Waterford, Corry, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilcox
Mildred Schramling
Columbus
Dorothy Spiesman
Ruth Becker
New England
Missy Becker
West Church Street
Coty
Keister
James Sullivan
Bridge Club
Warren Titus
Arthur Mapes
Sullivan
Dorothy Whiteley
North Center Street
Spencer's Cash Mill
Corry area items include club meeting and shop bargains
Multiple local notices report a Woman's Club meeting at Miss Lota Merker's home, with committee chairpersons listed, plus sales at The Helen Shoppe and North East Farm Bureau butter specials. Erie police seek a 21-year-old insane youth for a brutal attack on Dorothy J. Gorka. Warren chief warns against 1934 license plate violations. Optional events include a Round and Square dance at Mac's Inn and nursing retirement of Miss Lida Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Keister
Corry Business
Duinesa
Lota Merker
South Center Street
Zelma Mulderick
Sara Degnford
Hazel Merker
Helen
Jamestown
Hest Second
Stockton
Warren
George Aiswin
Lida. M. Palmer
Crawford
Erie
Dorothy J. Gorka
Wellejus Bakery
Inez Blakeslee
Corry Hospital
New York Estate Assembly
Albany
G. A. Stockton
First Avenue
Man Killed Four Hurt As Truck Overturns
Pittsburgh February 1 One man was killed and four hurt when a truck skidded on an icy road. George Kikora 36 died of a punctured lung after the LWD truck plunged down a 25 foot embankment pinning him underneath. Robert McSeveney 30 Edward P Hess 59 were in critical condition at a hospital Clyde Collins 21 driver was slightly injured
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
George Kikora
Robert McSeveney
Edward P. Hess
Clyde Collins
Shanghai Banks Pool Resources As Crisis Deepens
Shanghai banks pooled dwindling silver resources to weather a monetary crisis. Within 24 hours two large native banks closed, a third was temporarily saved by the pool of six institutions. Further closings were predicted as the economic situation worsened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Shanghat
Shanghai
Ad for New Toe Brings Nine Hundred Offers
In Paris on February 1 a French woman in the colonies advertised for a new toe after an infected toe was amputated. Dr. Francis DuBois, a plastic surgeon, agreed to a graft and newspapers carried the appeal for a suitable donor. The note mentions Chinese New Year and settlement day approaching February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Colonies
Francis DuBois
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Wing Willi Star Stores
Chase & Sanborn
Phelle
Tbs
Crisco
Chipso
France
York State
Florida
Med
Texas Grape Fruit
HEINZ
Veal
Waterford
Neville
N. Cohen & Sons
VeElta Jane
Clifford Cagel
Lewistown
Corry
William Prine
Prospect Street
Corry Ospital
Larson
Joseph Gresock
Cathedral Prep
Presque Isle Bay
Allness
Phillips Jewelry
William H. Thompson
Mannxsutawney
First Ave
Hamburg
Stockton’s
The
United Brethren Sunday School
Harold Dougherty
Frederick Street
Raymond Cathers
Robert
Merle Williams
Douglas
Donald Mosher
Charles Armatrong
Charles Kennedy
Richard ‘Gates
Richard Kinney
Robert Mitchel
Robert and
John Fouse
Donald Blas
Ronald Berkshan
Lynford Raymond
Harriet Cathers
Harold and
Caude Dougherty
St. Merye
Thomas Cleff
Force
Bilt County
Proctor No
Shawmut Mining Co
St. Marys Hospital
A. C. Luhy
McKean
MccKean
Erle Isaac Carey
21St Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. Marys
Mary Eckert
Johnstreet
Archie Titus
West First Street
Archie
Mary
Lanston't
Mary Cullen
Concord Street
Beatrice Hulings
West Wayne Street
Bose
Naffian League
al Marty
Frank Rouse
Albert Brannon
Centerville
Morton's
William Bortkewics
Minois
Torlay
Willam
Perry Coke
Allegheny
Franklins
Oil City
Seagus
Mac's Inn
Courle
CABZ
Ralph ©. White
Struther-Wells ‘Titusville Corporation
Mac’s Inn
Gayle
Pete) Brown
Cabz Club
Coats
Nasts Ladies Shop
Lincoln
California
Jersey
Armours Cloverbloom
Lincoln Market
Main & Center Sts
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