Boys confess bomb outrage at Dunkirk
Four Polish boys in Dunkirk confessed they set off dynamite near the Polish Falcon Club house as a joke. Two men arrested Monday, John Chrabister and Theodore Fijal, are held on bail but not involved. Witness Frank Craust has admitted false testimony. Names and ages of the youths are listed as Peter Cierik, Stanley Sikora, Joseph Urbanik, and Joseph Kaminski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Te Fourth Ward
Robert J. Raba
John Chrabister
Pine Street
Theodore Fijal
Ocelot Street
Frank Craust
Lord Street
Atting
Rahn
Peter Cierik
Stanley Sikora
McDonough Street
Joseph Urbanik
Koseniszko
Joseph Kaminski
McDonough
Urbanik
Adterika Promoted as Quick Stomach Gas Remedy
A dubious sale notice touts Adterika as a fast acting intestinal evacuant for gas on the stomach and constipation. It claims relief within one hour and mentions Thomas Downey as promoter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Downey
Advil
Sulphur Clears Skin Right Up
A noted skin specialist touts menthol sulpur as germ destroying and soothing for eczema and itching. The advertisement claims rapid relief and suggests Rowles Itho Solphur as a cold cream like treatment from druggists.
Funeral for Mrs. Chas Auer Directed by Family Home
Funeral services for Mia Charles Auer were held at 16 East Congress Street at 3 oclock Wednesday afternoon. The Rev Murti of the First Presbyterian Church led prayers and singing. Pallbearers included W Ed Marsh and Frank Auer. Rebekah Lodge members handled graveside rites at Pine Grove Cemetery. Relatives from Ohio, New York, and Pennsylvania attended, with several Auer family members among the mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miacharles A. Auer
East
Congress Street
Corry
Kimpis
W. Ed. Marsh
LT. Paine
G W. Knowlton
PG. Wood
Harry Aver
Frank Auer
Rebekah Lodge
Pine Grove
Martin
W. Waters
G. P. Waters
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
L. Hardy
Akron
Emma Dean
Elimira
N.Y
Charles Monroe
Paul
Daisy
Marie Auer
Erie
Pittsburgh
Fred Lei
Westfield
Air
Ang
Joseph Moen
Baltimore, Md
Gus Aver and
Union Ci
Trustees Grant $1000 for Library Book Purchase
Trustees of Allegheny College voted to spend $1000 on new library books. More than 800 volumes have already been added this year, and the latest funds will help obtain many more needed for research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny College
First Aid Supplies Ad Urges Stock Up Now
A local store promotes filling a medicine chest with essential first aid items for every home urging buyers to purchase now.
Lutheran Ladies Enjoy Fine Program
The Women’s Missionary Society of St. Paul’s Lutheran church met in parish rooms with Mrs. Charles Dahlstrand and Mrs. Charles Anderson hosting. A summary on Christianity’s impact in Japan was read by President Mrs. A. A. Williams, followed by plans for the year on China. A dainty repast and musical numbers completed the pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Charles Dahlstrand
Charles Anderson
Japan
A. A. Williams
China
Hillstrom
Rhenberg
Pile Surferers Get Quick Relief From Hamadala Tablets
Letters from Abingdon Massachusetts and Danville Ontario praise Hamadala Tablets for piles after long suffering. Advert says Hamadala sold by Thomas Downey and local druggists with a guarantee, $1.00, mail orders available from The Hamadala Co Box 445 Buffalo NY. Elmer Shuss and Fred Shuss left for Jamestown on a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A1. P. Seamon
Abingdon
Mass
F. B. Peris
Eugene F. Diener
Danville
Ontario
Thomas Downey
Hamadala Co
Buffalo
Elmer Shuss
Fred Shuss
Jamestown
Navigation plans for Allegheny river steamer future
Titusville Pa February 20 James E Lane longtime resident of Parrs- gur organizing the Mississippi and Allegheny Valley Navigation company. Plans call for a sidewheel freight and passenger steamer between Pittsburgh and Natrona as dams on the Allegheny are completed and river transport expands upriver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
James E. Lane
Parnasug
Mixsissippi and
Allegheny Valley Navigae Trim Company
Natrona
Transporta
Death of Mrs Margaret Barry Sullivan
Mrs Margaret Barry Sullivan, wife of John Sullivan, died at 9:30 this morning after a three year illness. She would have been 73 on April 8. Born in Cubs North, she had lived in this city since age nine. Survived by husband, four sons Dennis John Tel en and Calla Sullivan of Corry, and brother William Barry of this city. Funeral from St Thomas Church Saturday at 9:30, burial in St Thomas Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Margaret Barry Sulivan
John Sullivan
South Center Street
Sullivan
Cubs N
Corry
Wiliam Barry
City
Joint Ease claims quick relief for sore stiff joints
Advertises Joint Ease as a powerful topical remedy for chronic rheumatic swelling in knees feet ankles arches hips elbows shoulders and fingers. It promises fast skin penetration and rapid comfort by targeting joints with a strong counterirritant action, and notes availability at druggists with a savings price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Downey
N. F V Ames & Co
Ida Rees Steamship Along Allegheny River Trade
T M Rees of James Reese & Sons steered the sternwheel Ida Rees on the Allegheny river trade with James E Lane as cabin boy. Meg F N Barton entertained Dorcas Sunday School Glass members at her Second Avenue home with a 6:30 supper for seventeen, followed by social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Rees
James Reese & Sons Company
Ida Rees
James E. Lane
Meg. F. N. Barton
Dorcas
Second Avenue
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Polish Falcon Club
Chas. Auer
St. Thomas Church
St. Thomas Cemetery
U.S. A
Ekonomy
Corry Milling& Supply CO
West Washington Street
D. Padoll
Optometrist
Traction
Corry, Pa
Bank
Citizens National Bank
the Newhouse “Shoe House
W. M. Weed
N. Center ST
Percales
Madras
R. F. Livermore Co
W. L. Douglas
W. L
W. L Dou
R. Morick
Center St
Bell
Bell Phone
Central Cash Market
Stockton
Washington St
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