Corry area notices mix of deaths trials and local ads
Local column reports Erie county coroner Strobl opening an investigation into a death at a cemetery road site involving John DMs and others. Updates note Mrs Nettie Evans in political condition, Dolly Raymond moved home from Corry hospital, and new ownership of a Warren stationery store. Also: bingo at Grand Theatre, readings, Rotary talk, and various ads including Buckley’s Mixture and Stockton’s Meat ad.
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Nettie Evans
West Scutty
Corry Hospital
Dolly Raymond
Liberty Street
Mayville
John Freeman Farm
Armia
Buckley
Keister’s
Joly Mathys
Ridgway
Mma
Qforipassa
Kenya Colony
British East Africa
Mathys
New York City
Stockton
Harry i. Bigler, Jr
Clearfield
County
George H. Earle
Bigier
Center
McKean
Jefferson
Elk
Cameron
Bigler
Mercersburg Academy
Gaxnell University
Grand Theatre
American Legion
A. J. Ish
Warren
Warren General Hospital
Cait Miner Wealley
Wittenberg Club
Misa Elizabeth Lanston
Dorr Clark
Armour Hillstrom
Carl Nelaoh
George Nagcotte
Corry
R. D
Claire Capwell
Tarbell
Itis
Bob Miller
Rotary
Salvation Army Sun
George J. Christoph
Erie
Tamm
Titusville
Moone
Community Aid meets at Thompson home reports resignations
Columibus Community Aid held Thursday afternoon at the home of Clarence Thompson with six members present. The resignation of Crosby, president, was accepted. Plans were made for future events and appointments announced for scribe and officers. Lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley
Walter DeJean
Ridge Street
al Watrous
Perry Akam
W. E. Gibson
Degean
Earl Hasbrouck
Columibus Community Aid Pst Thureday
Clarence Thompson
Xsak Crosby
Governor's Son Loses License For 90 Days
Harrisburg January 7 United Press Governor George H Earle withdrew the river license of his son Hubert for 90 days after the youth was arrested for speeding in New Jersey. He said ignorance of the law is no excuse and Hubert has paid his New Jersey fine. The governor will return the license to him 90 days from today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Hubert
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Funeral services for Jay Hird held at Bracken-Keating
Funeral services for Jay Hird, 86, held Tuesday afternoon at 2 from Bracken-Keating Funeral Chapel. Rev. Gilbert L. Boyd officiated, with burial at Pine Grove cemetery. Attendees included George and William Johnson and H Hammond, with relatives and friends from DuBois Salamanca and Venango among out-of-town mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Hird
Grandtreet
Bracken-Keating
Gilbert L. Boyd
Presbyteriateburah
Pine Grove
George Johnson
William Johnson, Jr
H. Hammond
D. A. Waldo
DuBois
J Hammond
Salamaca
William Smith
Venango
Patterson Sr dies at 61 in Corty home
George L Patterson Sr of 222 Worth Street died at his home shortly after one today after a week long illness. He was 66 years old and a Corty resident for many years. Survived by wife Anna and children Mrs J R Deering Charles Patterson Lois Patterson Donald Patterson George L Patterson Jr and Mrs R L Sloat of Mineola Wy Funeral services Sunday at 2:30 pm at Hyatken Keating parlors with burial in Wattsbin g Cemetery, family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgel. Patterson, Sr
Worth Street
Corty
Mr. Patterson
Anna Patterson
J. R. Dearing
Charles Patterson
Lois Atterson
Donald Patterson
George Il. Patterson
Cor- Ty
Irs
Liberty Statue Dedication in The United States History
The Statue of Liberty was authorized by Congress in 1877 and officially dedicated by President Grover Cleveland, marking a pivotal moment in U.S. history as the French gift was welcomed and celebrated by the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Grover Cleveland
Domestic Notices From A Local Home Scene
Mrs Vicent D Desmond visits sister Mrs Joan Ball at West Park Place Bartonmith on West Pleasant Street has been ill at home for two weeks. Mrs Olsra Alford of 220 Fitke pire Wax Greatest hospital is naming: 6p prnces to ot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicent D. Desmond
Joan ‘Ball
West Park Place
Bartonmith
West Pleazant Street
Tyro
Olsra Alford
Justice Willis Van Devanter Serves as Temporary Judge
Justice Willis Van Devanter, retired from the Supreme Court last June, joins Manhattan federal court chambers as a temporary judge in the Southern District of New York to help relieve congestion. At 78, he serves as a mere district judge in New York while continuing to assist federal court operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis van Devanter
Supreme Court
Manhattan
Federal Court
New York
van Deventer
Supreme Bench
Trees Shed Old Needles Like Conifer Conifers Drop Aging Needles
Coniferous trees shed old needles each year. The autumn needles turn brown or yellow and detach. Usually these needles are two or three years old and located farthest from branch tips.
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Amar
Chuck
Hershey's
Baker's Cocoa
Davis
Lic
Ivory Snow
Dic
Lee
Iceberg Lettuce Dini
LSC
New Texas
Idaho
Texas
Florida
HONOR
Okg
Wing - Willi Star Stores
Bly Burke
Car- Burke Woctric Cyher
Lina Oerhursing
LeRey Senharin
Storkity
Warren Cotunty
Fos
Newel
Keister
Keister's
Edward M. Murphy
Thbrsday
Watson
Farle
Thurstay
Boars
Helen Ac Sehlipatt
Ibanpd
Stockton’s
First Avenue
Clarion County
Doward Miller
Ira Miller
Sligo
Merl Grant
WPA
Huey
Cae
Milley
Una
Fo Liva
Morgana Reformatory
Orlando
Brie
Pena Institution
George Christoph
Chiet
Christoph
Loblaw’s
Smethport
Salamanca
Doane’s
Jefferson County
Court House
Glenn Shatter
Warl Beatty
Pine Creek Township
C. B. Pater
Wayne Cols
Meadville- Sacgertown
Crawford County
Bissineus
Meadville
Frank B
Sinclair HX
Royal Victorien Order
The
Savoy
Hualt Ia
Ota “Vicaria
Bilas
Ed Harvey
Lakeview
Canadohta Lake
Ernest A. Hoole
West Spring ‘Creek
Opportunity Club
Jamestown
Highway Committee
Emblican
Women's Cosme
Morray
Aire
Allie ‘Taylor
Brook Street
Ralph Maori
North East
Meone
Miss Tlors McLaughin
Franslin
Gf Tie
NASTS
Coats
Nasts Ladies
Jay Hurd
G. L. Patterson, SR
H. J. Grant Gash
Carry Cleaner & Dyer
Superior Dry Cleaning Co
Oil City
DE Jean & Cochran
Garrinca
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