Raccoon hunter meeting called at Meadville armory
A meeting of raccoon hunters and trappers in northwestern Illinois is set for Meadville state armory on Thursday night January 17 to discuss proposed legislation affecting mating and trapping of raccoons. The McKean county commissioners annual meeting in Ridgway elected all county officials.
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Meadville State Armory
McKean County
Hideway
West Penn Power Gas
Local Life Notes and City News In Fog
City and Vicinity items include social gatherings at East South arrest and East Main street hostesses, bridge games with Mrs. Virginia Wilson and Mrs. Allie Guenther, and planned entertainments. Reports cover fogbound Oil City, a 50 degree January, a teen duel on Union School repairs, and city council tax planning. Also noted are obituaries, police notes, liquor raids, VFW card party plans, and a series of local incidents and warnings.
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Wilcox
Marie Banks
East South Arrest
Virginia Wilson
H. Skinner, Jr
Oil City
Dove Clark
East Main Street
Allie Guenther
Peter Russell
Aso & Handkerchief Stower
William Hendrickson
Tolinsonburg
High Street
Yat Place
Grippe
Coltis
Elk County
Prankklin Schott
Union School
Brownie) Boyle
German Street
Rosedale Avenue
James B Berry
Doan's Pills Promoted for Kidney Health
An old advertisement extols Doan's Pills as a reliable remedy for kidney and bowel issues. It likens kidneys to bowels in function, urging readers to consult a druggist and purchase the product, claiming long usage and wide success among sufferers.
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Ntrome Devia
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Joan
Arnis
Aralogist
Foste-atilburs Co
Round and square dances at Penny's Place Columbus Friday night
Round and square dances featured at Penny's Place in Columbus with new music announced. The New Era Club met at Miss Dorothy Mae Rickers home last evening with twenty members present and Mrs. Glenn Dickson assisting as hostess. A congregational supper was planned for Friday evening January 18 at the Presbyterian Church and the next meeting was set for Mrs. G. L. Foyt’s home. After a program organized by Miss Hazel Meyker, hostesses served a salad lunch.
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Columbus
New Era Club
Dorothy Mae Rickers
Glenn Dickson
Presbyterian Church
Imer
G. L. Foyt
Misa Haze] Meyker
Lanaton’s
Doilo Love
Jamestown
Connell
Rail system expenditures under fire from ICC probe
The Interstate Commerce Commission sharply criticized major railroads for spending over 84 million dollars in the last four years on advertising outside accounting and legal fees. It warned of a thorough investigation into wasteful or unprofitable costs, noting wide gaps among carriers. New York Central reported 675,000 dollars for foreign agent services versus about 70,000 for Pennsylvania and 46,000 for Erie for similar work.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
TOC
New York Central Railroad Co
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Erie
Corry Resident Charles Baird Dies After Illness
Charles Baird of Walcott North Dakota died at his home last evening after an extended illness. He was a former salesman for the Smith Hortor Company of Warren. His widow and two daughters Miss Lucille Ward and Mrs Edward Waters survive. The body will be brought to Corry for burial in Pine Grove cemetery with prayer services at Alexander and Company's funeral chapel Saturday afternoon.
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Parent-Tessners Association
St. Edward's
Louis Sandburg
Jamestown
Frank L. Johnson
Sweden
Darrell Lee
Phoenix Blue Room
A. Bertram
Charles Baird
Walcott
Heessed
Smith-Hortor Company
Warren
Lucille Ward
Edward Waters
Washington, D.C
Corry
Pine Grove
Alexander and Company
Catholic Daughters Hold Card Party at Meeting
About twenty five members and friends attended the Catholic Daughters of America card party after the business meeting in the K of P rooms. Honors went to Miss Helen Morrell Mrs W A Steen Mrs Mary Patterson and Mrs W S Morrell. Mrs Mary Betty received the special award. Hostesses served sandwiches cakes and coffee. The Shenango Valley Theatre Guild will stage its first light opera The Mikado at Sharon Senior High School auditorium on Tuesday January 29.
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Court Conception
Catholic Daughters of America
Helen ‘Morrell
W. A. Steen
Mary ‘Patterson
W.S. Morrell
Mary Betty
Mary Murray
Leo Hoylen
Harold Cragg
Leon Brown
Anse ‘Baresse
Shenango Valley Theatre Guild
Sharon, Senior High School
Mis-spelled herbal remedy ad promises bladder relief
An old advertisement promotes Juniper Oil and Buchu Leaves to flush waste and ease bladder symptoms. It touts little green Bulkats tablets and a laxative, claiming results in four days with a druggist guarantee from Keister's Drug Store.
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