Big city notices and local events mix in frayed page
Local column lists meetings at the Hall and Brooks Street and a union gathering Friday afternoon. Ambulance transfers B. H. Lindsey to Corry hospital after a morning call. Weather notes mark the coldest day of winter with zero readings in higher areas. Stores advertise bargains, bake sales, and a penny press on sale while sporting events loom at the Armory.
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Svetha Kryntoka
Wright's
Adyiti
Nuykatball Yeom
Armory
Naykod
Mra. Diy
Brooks Ptrest
Wriday
Alexander
Lindsey Hollow
B. H. Lindsey
Corry Hospital
Lindsey
Wham
Journal Road
Pape's Gold Compound Promises Fast Cold Cure
A 25 cent package of Pape's Gold Compound claims to rapidly relieve headache feverishness sore throat nasal congestion and all cold after effects. The ad asserts quick relief with doses every two hours until three are taken and promotes it as safe to use alongside daily duties.
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Pape
Langdon and Langdon in Columbus Funeral Notice
Local obituary notice lists Ray and George I Langdon and Younge fille among those attending a funeral in Columbus. Official records show a finersl service scheduled with typical rites.
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Ray
George I. Langdon
Younge Fille
Colummbus
High School Faculty Remonstrance on Street Paving
A letter from Corry area high school faculty protesting an ungrouted brick paving near the school. They warn brick pavement louder noise harms student concentration during hot weather when windows are open and urge use of different paving on South Street for the sake of children. Signatories include teachers L. Cross Beatrics Smith Paul Davie Marion Heacher Ta Pillotaon May McKinney and others.
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Corry
L. By Cross, Beatrics Smith
Paul M. Davie
Marion , Heacher
Ta ‘Pillotaon
May McKinney
Margaret H. West H. , Birchholdt
J. W. Strong
Mill Village Man Dead From Accident Injuries
Richard King seven years old a longtime Mill Village resident died from injuries suffered in an accident December 9. He was injured when a trestle collapsed at the Grace Contracting Company construction site for the Erle railroad. He is survived by four wife and nine children. Arrangements for the funeral have not been completed.
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Richard King
Mill Village
Grace Contracting Company
Erle
Helu
Remains of Stewart C. Colegrove Laid to Rest in Columbus
The remains of Stewart C. Colegrove, youngest son of Mr and Mrs A Colegrove of Torpedo, arrived by train and were moved to Columbus. Funeral services were held at 1:90 this afternoon with Rev George B Langdon officiating. Interment followed in West Lawn Cemetery among relatives including great grandparents.
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Stewart C. Colegrove
Celebrated 86th Birthday of Mr. D M Humphrey
Mr D M Humphrey of 199 Columbus Avenue celebrated his eighty sixth birthday on Tuesday February 4 with family gathering. Attendees from out of town included Walter Bessions from Ire donk NY George Humphrey and daughter Hilk Brown son J H Humphrey hosted a bountiful dinner at White Street. He remains in good health and well wishes pour in for many more birthdays.
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Dm. Humphrey
Columbus
Walter Bessions
Iredonk
George Humphrey
Hilk Brown
Carter Him
J. H. Humphrey
White Street
Humphrey
Mr Whittlesey Hosts Presbyterian Brotherhood Social
Last evening Mr Wu Whittlesey entertained about forty guests at his home as part of a Presbyterian Brotherhood series. Tea was served at ten cents. The women were invited and a pleasant social time followed. A musical program provided entertainment.
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Wu. Whittlesey
Presbyterian Brotherhood
House favors investigation of strike at Braddock mill
By United Press Feb 6 Braddock Pennsylvania Rankin Wire mill strike investigation resolution paused after third afternoon. Senate decision set for next week.
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HOUSE
United Prom
Marileburg
Rankin -Wire
Braddock
Lyric Theater Professor's Biemma and Enchanted Umbrells
A fragmented item notes a Lyric Theater professor and two quirky terms as part of a damaged caption. The readable bits suggest a local arts mention with theatrical titles or characters and a shop or store reference.
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Broora
Corry Lodge Holds Feb. 6 Regular Session
Attention Elks. Corry Lodge No. 769 B P O Elks holds a regular session Thursday Feb. 6 at 8 pm. Large attendance is desired. Teller and reserved date help required. Signed Dell Darling Box Ruler. Ady, 26.
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Elks
Corry Lodge
B. P.O
Taynch
Torre
Thompson's Bardstin and Barasma Kidney Remedy Ad
Advertisement touts Thompson's Bardstin as a cure for backache, eye spots, colored urine, and Bright's disease with testimonials. Claims liquid formula acts quickly to purify kidneys and prevent serious disorders. Recommends Dandelion and Mapd rake Pills and offers two sizes of Barasma for 60 cents or $2.00. Sold by Thomas Downey's and N. F. Ames & Co. in Titusville, Pa.
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Thompson
Bright
Thomas Downey's
N. F. Ames “and Co. Thompson Medical Co
Titusville
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Main St
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