For Sale Classified Notices in Henderson Area
Multiple small ads offer items and property for sale or trade. Listings include hardware and home goods, radios, piano sales at Henderson Piano Co. 110 N Center St, a house and lot on 828 East Main Street, and a tram exchange for property. Also advertised are complete radio accessories and a fine player piano with rolls and bench.
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Crouch
Jersex Ecw
Wayne Street
John Lloyd
Amy Farm
Magnavox
Journal
Marin Street
East Mainstreet
Henderson Piano Co
N. Center St
Center Street
North Center Street
Eiicure
HH. L. Rawe
Bell 40
West Main St
Bell
Bir
Air
J. J
J. E. Torbin
Corry R
D. G. Bell Phone
WANTED EXECUTRIX NOTICE IN ESTATE OF DAMON
Public notice announces the appointment of Minnie L Damon as executrix of the estate of Wilson J Damon late of Corry Erie County Pennsylvania. Creditors urged to file claims with Walter L Peike attorney in Corry and to settle debts promptly.
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Wilson J. Damon
Corry
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Minnie L, Damon
Walter L. Peike
Cory
Crooker Receives Promotion in Union City
Crooker is promoted to office manager at Eastman Manufacturing Company in Union City, with Gr. Crooker advancing to general manager. Junkins will be replaced as manager by Crooker’s successor.
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Union City
Fen
di Bi Wihing
National Bank
Eastman Martufacturing Company
Junkins
Junking
Gr. Crooker
Yookieger
Crooker
A. P. Young Hardware Co
Eastman
Col. Tews
Vis” City
Cradleex
Body of Babe Found At Erie
A matte sid baby wrapped in newspapers was found in a gully near the Bouise Home on the Waterford road Monday morning by Mrs. William Sopp. Coroner Hanley was notified and began an investigation. The report also contains health advice about people over forty and a Bulgarian herb product.
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Brie
Bouise
Waterford Road
Illian Sopp
Hanley
Dunkirk Women Struck By Cars In Two Incidents
Reports from Dunkirk describe two separate run ins with automobiles. Mrs Eva Bur ee and Mrs Frank Strawmer, both of East Front street, were knocked down near Mali and Third streets with minor injuries. The driver, Maral Ruck, could not stop in time as the car turned the corner. Louise Bacabary, a Mona grammar school teacher, was vindicated as the court dismissed charges for alleged harsh punishment toward a student, with county superintendent S Knapp praising her conduct.
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Dunishr I
Nile
Warran
Louise Bacabary
Mona ‘Grammar
D. Gy Blackman
Ralph Alis
Escobar
S. Knapp
Escafiar
Doan's Kidney Pills End Long-Standing Pain
Mrs. George Patterson of 13 Grave St reports constant headaches and back pain from kidney trouble. After using Doan's Pills from a local drug store she says her health improved completely and has stayed better since. Price 60 cents at all dealers.
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Dean
George Patterson
Doan
Franklin machinist suffers scalp injury at work
Franklin, James Walker, a machinist helper, was struck on the head by a hammer while a machinist hammered a chisel at South Side Oil City. He was taken by Osenider ambulance to Oil City box for examination, with the inquiry noting greater effects from the blow than the scalp cut.
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Franklin
James &. Walker
P. R.beoil
Walker
Oil City
Osenider
Anglers Must Have Licenses In Erie Bay Arrest Highlights
In Erie on a Sunday, Clyde Humar of Edinboro was arrested by Warden J. Johnson for failing to display a 1928 fishing license while angling in the bay. He was fined $25. Johnson urged all anglers to obtain and show 1024 licenses before fishing, noting the green red and white 1024 buttons differ from the 1923 ones Humar wore previously.
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Erie
Clyde Humar
Edinboro
J. Johnson
Johnson
Tomar
80 We Wers and the Young Folks Plea for Sympathy
A fragmented note argues that though warned, youths deserve sympathy when trouble finds them. It recalls past admonitions and suggests a moral call to understand rather than scold young people seeking aid. The tone hints at social tension and generational empathy.
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Dem
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News items from Clymer hue and cry over ailments and visits
News from Clymer notes many weekend visitors to Corry and nearby towns. Sickness confines Mrs Carrie Dutton at her daughter’s home. Mrs Wm Wells visited Mayville. A high school Parents and Teachers Association program featured a pageant titled Mothers of the Great Men, with Mrs HH Young as Herald. A musical program followed, with several locals named in performances. Several residents, including Miss Genevieve Groters and Mr. Carlischs children, are improving after illness.
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Wr. Dewink
Pred Koomian
Ceery
Theodore Tollister
Hends
Corry
Carrie Dutton
Wm. Wells
Mayville
Hh] Young
Herald
First Lady of Our Land
Wr. Grotyrs
Wevares
Mayvill
Geo Waruderscoff
Paul Mutbure
Will Mays
Pramk
Lallletan
Grahim
Lysine
Vane
Genevieve
Miss Blanch Grotery
Drefere Adly Et Ee
FPQR Sale Census Reed White Baby Tugky and Bassinet
Local listing announces sale items including a white baby with Tugky and bassinet. Bell 298W or 184 B on Congress St Bre.
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Bell
Congress St
Bre
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L. B
J. H. Glodgh
George R, Clark
First Avenue Lyk
First Avenue
West
Pountain
Columbus
Cory Columbus
N. Corry
Colum
Sas
North Corry
Dart
You Dollate
Bille
M-Steware Mom
Minis St
Babe
Dunkirk
Selz
Fifth Avenue
Goodyear
Jerummage ‘Sale
R. F. Livermore Company
Clymer
Fels
Albert Arhivk
Pon
Gerald
Arik
Prarie Hollister
Ellen Ad
Ernest Carlisch
Carl Calliseh
Dr. CB
Ribler of
Caillach
Young
Corey Favenluuitas
Mel
Walter Grotats
John Bensink
F. Cattikoh
McCray
Jack Gilpin
First National Bank Capital
the National Bank
Berwich
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