Leather processing firms drive Pennsylvania tanning output
The Department of Commerce notes that 72 plants in the currying and leather-wielding trade, centered in North Center Street, Pennsylvania, included major centers such as cuffing tanneries. The national output dropped to 152,913,972 dollars, a fall from the prior census. Weather belting industry had 10 establishments in Pennsylvania as a notable producer. For sale notices list a Roll top desk from Trimble Printing Shop, and a property offer on Congress Street via Rob. ere Person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Cogswell
North Center
Pennsylvania
Department of Commerce
Trimble Printing
Congress Street
Birthday surprise for Mrs Wood by Victory Ladies
Yesterday afternoon Mrs H E Wood was surprised on East Southi street by the Victory Ladies for her birthday. The gathering featured social chat and a lunch with birthday cake. Mrs Wood received a cut glass piece as a gift and friends extended wishes for many more happy birthdays. Milfrd Lemon, son of Mr and Mrs David Lemon, formerly of Corry, is improving after a serious mastoid illness in Erie. The Christian Advent Missionary Society will meet Friday at Mrs Perry Akam's home on Washington Street. all members invited. Card party planned by St Thomas Church ladies at St Edward Hall on Wednesday evening January ith with WG Young as chairlady. refreshments and awards to be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E.wood
East Southi Street
Victory
Wood
Milfrd Lemon
David Lemon
Corry
Erie
Christian Advent Missionary Society
Perry Akam
Washington Street
Bell
St. Thomas Church
St Edward Hal
Ith
M WG. Young
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Devon
M. Levant Davis
The
Commonwealth
Allen H. McLean
George Beether
East Congress Street
W. R
G. A.R
Andrew Paulson
Maple Avenue
Twen
Warren
Clover Leaf Club
Fourth Avenue
Robert Patterson
Lillian Eastman
Union City
Hamot Hospital
Eastman
Kemendine Girls School
Rangoon
Burma
Far East
Titusville Fair
Ooders
Lance Fridas
We. We
Florida
J. D. Murray
Quarantine at Kane Street Home Over Diptheria
Corry diary items report quarantine of Harold Lock pod home at 1811 Kane Street by Health Officer W Persin after three family members fall ill with diphtheria. Antitoxin given. physicians fear serious results. Nearby notices warn milk dealers to renew state licenses by Jan 1 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
J. Wilcox
Kane
Harold Lockpod
Janeway Street
W. Persin
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Fred
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Eng
SWIFT
N. Center St
J. A Lanston
Cretonne
Clyde D
Wilcox
William Jackson
Conneaut Lake
Guy Gates
James W. Kellogg
Bureau of Foods and Chemistry
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Fay
Kelloge
Jamestown Drive
Daniel A. Reed
James MacIntyre MacMartin
Dre
Charles B. Mosher
Dunkirk
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
New York Central Girlfoad
Cranberry Street
George Christoph
Segeant
Stanley Khbsja
de Stanley
Ti] Iyler
J. D. Murray's
South Center
Robert
Ralph McCordl
Corry Hospital
Wis
Me Azil
Wy Lyons
Hudson and Essex
Franklin St
Alice Tanner
Theodore Allebach
Tartle University
West Pugetts
Tid
Mlebach
Mlegheny College
Wag Uivonty
J.D. Murray
George Kinley
B. Chih
Wright Street
Earl Haight
Vuauk, Omay, Jr
George Tinley
Ear Tisight
Cart Edwards
Kiley
Steen
Hudson Jand Essex
Garrett Wassink
Clymer
H.W
Cassel Sullivan
Braovclock
St. Thomas Uureh
M. B. Tracy
Bertha Ath
Bartin
Meadville
Manhattan
Sam Jacobson & Co
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