February Wind-up at Local Store Auctions
Fragmented OCR lists assorted items and prices from a February wind-up sale. Mentions Ra g ilay, Towler, Wrench, Ginger, Bordens Condensed Mill, Tennox Soap, Jacob Dold, Kiluck, and Kiluck's tard with prices and a money back claim, reflecting a chaotic catalog.
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Ean Bordens
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City and Vicinity local ads and notices in brief
A dense wrap of 19th century city items includes sales at Cohen's and Knowlton's with $1 pricing on foods textiles and house goods. Lossless notes report theater vaudeville at Library Theater a Washington’s Birthday dance in Spartansburg and various community notices from Delmont to Greenville about trains, auctions, and public events. A meteor sighting near Greenville is noted along with an arrest and a court-related incident regarding Grace Vogt. Several upcoming sales and social events are listed, including a masquerade, a card party, and a reception at Mavettios Hall, plus local sports and school notices.
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Corry
Union City
Greenville
Mirle
Grace M. Vogt
Fite Couunty
Hoover
FM. McClintock
Ito Pinos
Bam Santa
DuBois
Zante
About & D. m
Me Waa
Wot N Joo
Meyad
Lome
Mubray'y
Cohen's
Downey
Draig
Cohena
Corry Hi
Allegheny
W. Steineit & Son
L. O
Maccabes Hall
Warner Homestead Donated for Aged Home in Montown
The Warner property on Forest Avenue in Montown is donated by Mrs Mary H Warner to the Agnes Association to establish a permanent home for the elderly. The estate fronts 147 feet and will be kept as a home for old people for those in need, with provision for future expansion if more space is required.
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B. HA. Hertoan
Dal
Atevet
Jeple
K. of Pp
Kobert Patterson Froat Ketafe Agency
Faeni
Columbia
Minnie M. Clark
Palmer
Maple Avenue
Milk Place
Alfred Barlow
Atr. Gings
Corry
Mia
Marta Glass
W. Pleasant Treet
Montown
N.Y
Kitt
Mra
Leff
Warner
Forest Avenue
Charles Mr Dave
Aswoula
Low
Rouldanus
Mik Daw
Dow
Charles M. Down
Agnes Association
Agnes Asso
Mistlon
Mary H. Warnerty
Isarge
Dastiy
Ume
Banquet Honors Washington Amid Historic Circle Observance
February 22 observances celebrated Washington's birthday with a meeting at Mr Mead's home. Rooms decorated in national colors, portraits and drapery reflecting the memorial, a color tied menu and toasts on Washington's life. Speakers including Mrs Babbitt and Mrs Tooke praised his roles from war to nation building and noted the gathering as profitable.
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Philadies
Mr Mead
Meir
Wash‘na
Hull
Washington
Pennsylvania Rail Route Change Shortens Line to Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad announces a proposed shortening of its line between Milshire and Buffalo. The new 40 mile section from North Girard to Brocton will cut Pittsburgh to Buffalo distance from 270.6 miles to 221.7 miles, shaving about 85.3 miles and potentially saving over an hour on travel. The alteration also reduces boat time and overall trip duration by roughly three hours.
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Pennsylvania R. R
Pennsylvania Rail Pax Company
Milshire
Buffalo
Aew
Gtrard
Brocton
Pitsburg
Fu ‘Alo
Allegheny Digson
Matinee at the AtnusU Saturday shows over an hour reel
Amatinee program at the AtnusU offers an extended reel of pictures on Saturday, running for over an hour. The event highlights a continuous screening session aimed at providing extended entertainment for attendees.
Eastern Star entertains Corry area chapters in tribute banquet
Corry City Chapter No 17 of the Eastern Star hosted Grand Officers and about 150 members from surrounding chapters on Wednesday evening at a fine banquet. Officers and guests from Titusville Warren and other chapters attended. Melcomes by Corry City officers praised hospitality and exemplary work shown during the post banquet demonstration.
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Hele
Wedenday
Bose
Tito Bern
Mia
Marie i
Gol
Aton
Patran
Joshua Thayer
Tila Thuyz
Maude Barnes
Grace Bours Hatle Mending
Eva Vrooman
Jon Web
Alex MeTnnes
Miss Mertha
Sthleryith Metnnes
Jennie Ferris
George
Yeardaley
Refine Pollette
Corry Chiter
Corey Brothers
Laters
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Promised Relief
An advertisement touts Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as the cure for indigestion and chronic dyspepsia. It claims 95 percent of diseases originate in an imperfect stomach, promises quick relief, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Availability listed at local Rexall Store locations.
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Rexall
Babbitt
Iruggiste Corry
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Hawaii
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C. J. Wood
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Moulder
Cohen
Knowlton
Knowlton Drothars
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Newen
Mit Baral Metpes
Spartagsburge
W. Stennett
Ben
D. Padoll
St. James
Library Theater
Adiamston
J. W. Stennett
New York
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Farthit
Moreland Stationery Co
Venango County
W. G
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Voneen
All Personn
Reinanetranos
Mane Aker Parker
Mike
Seouure puOh
Houke
Mt Henderson
Conann
Witter
Yan
Son
Nestos Shoes
Castor Ria
Lb, Warner
Jamestown
the Historical Circle
Bonxtoot
Ty Mes
Hincard Washington
John Rogers
Mount Vernon
Tooke
Palmer Waubington
Mra Bonstes
General Washington
Ruwlink
Stone
Richarda Washington
Mya
Heath
Bracken Gorge
W. K. Stone
Eastern Star
Cody
Brigham
Brigham Hardware Store
R. E. Palmer Co