Crescent Sunday School Meets at Miss Kinney Home
The Crescent Sunday School Class of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet at Miss Hiberta Kinney s home on W Ourch Street Friday at 7 20 p m. All members are cordial invited to attend the gathering.
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Crescent
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hiberta Kinney
Ourch Street
Warren
Charles Waterbrandt
Cent Sp Street
O'Slock
Route 27
Torpedo
Franklin
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
P. Hall
D. Warren DeRossy
Maple Avenue
Winifred Shields
Dale
North Aide
Corry Journal
Barton Smith
Titusville
Cory Woman's Cet
Cish
Tairview School
George Washington
Miss Howard
Richard Rossbacker
Washington
Payllis Lindsley
Jimmie
Thurstay
Dempsey’s
Orry Hilberg
Charlotte Rouge
Morgan
West Washington Street
Beatrice Daugherty
Florence Lindquist
A. J. Aymong
Kathryn Purell
Thurze Ely
Rouse
Plas ‘Ang
Piclock
Measles tops PA disease counts in 1921 reports
Reports to the Pennsylvania Health Department offices show measles as the busiest communicable disease in 1921 with 80 742 cases. The 0 to 9 year age group accounts for 45 900 cases, underscoring the disease of childhood label. National Employment Mission data indicate more men were employed in Pennsylvania through the American Legion unemployment campaign.
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Pennsylvania
Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Department of Health
J. Deighar
The
American Legion
Mommerd
National Employment Mission
New York
Legion
Local notices mix of events and incidents in Corry
Readable items include church lectures on Israel and Palestine at the Baptist church, a fire destroying a car near Franklin, a market robbery, civic meetings, and social gatherings. The week’s happenings cover community notices from tradesmen ads to road and safety updates and local police reports.
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The
Baptist Church
M. I. Raich
Israel
Palestine
Kelly's
Annandale
Butler T
Warren County
Harrisburg
Highway Department
Pinchot
Milton W. Shreve
Hown Congress
Max I. Reich
Sanitary Water Board of Pennsylvania
National Transit Company
City
Commonwealth
Sanitary Water
Butler County
Sharpsville
John Goloney
Oss
Goloney
A. E. Green
Hremen
Dodge-Grnham
Meadville Bread Co
Conneaut Lake
Alec. Levinsky
Meadville
Meadville City ‘Hospital
Coast Guard notes rise in organized liquor smuggling
Rear Admiral F. Billard told the House appropriations panel that liquor smuggling has grown into large, highly organized international syndicates. He said independent smugglers have been driven out, with syndicates using ships that evade international rules, sail without lights, and employ smoke screens sometimes containing poisonous gas.
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Washington
Ademiral F. ©. Billard
Coast Guard
House Appropriations Committee
Billard
Sualig
Eling
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Pt Tama
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City
E. E. Guignon
Good
Chase and Sanborn
Will J. Wilcox
Briedman's Market
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Thomas Motor Co
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Corry
All Christ In Science
Phoenix
Sharp Howe Sales Stables
Sherman
N. Y
Marty Salhoff
Fredonia
Ghautauqua County
Mr. Salhoff
Sherman Livestock Market
John Morris
Geo. Miller
Clete, E
Payne H
GC Howe
Ulleas
America
Liggett & Myers