Findley youth awarded 150 verdict in accident suit
A jury in County Court awarded Harry Whitey Whitney 150 against Walter and Stephen Andrzejewski for injuries from a 1930 automobile collision between Sherman and Findley Lake. The case, heard by Judge Lee Ottaway, followed testimony from doctors and witnesses including Deputy Sheriff Ernest Pratt.
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Maxville
Harry Whitey
Morgan Whitney
Findley Lake
Walter
Stephen Andrzejewski
Jamestown
Brothers
Lee L. Ottaway
John Lee Sullivan
Michael D. Lot Pardo
Shelder Whitney
Whitney
Walter Andrzejewski
Sherman
Andrzejewski
Toledo
Andrzetjewski Brothers
Stephen
Dorothy Andrzejewski
Edward ‘Berry
Brie
James J. Finn
Joseph H. Gerassi
Ernest Pratt
Bar
A. Bousink
Bronchuline Emulsion Promises Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Bronchuline Emulsion as the fastest cure for lingering coughs claiming it stops the old time coughs with a teaspoon four times daily. It notes four doses daily for stubborn coughs and three or four for ordinary cases, with distribution through Contral Pharmacy and dealers.
Democrats prepare for active Erie county campaign in 1981
Erie county Democrats plan to field candidates for each office in the 1981 ballot. Chairman James F. Lavery will back party nominees and may not run himself. Attor ney James P. Rossiter is being urged to seek the mayoralty as plans develop.
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Mau
Jan
Democratic Committee
Travill
Mittee
James F. Lavery
Lavery
James P. Rossiter
Rossiter
Election of Officers by St Pauls Ladies Aid Society
The Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Lutheran church met in the church parlors hosted by Mrs William Hall and Mrs Donald Hall. With Mrs A A Williams named chair in the absence of the president Mrs John Boland, officers were elected: president Mrs A A Williams vice president Mrs Albert Lynn secretary Mrs Donald Hall and treasurer Mrs Henry Keppel. A supper and bake sale were planned for the coming month and other business was discussed.
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Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
William Hall
Donald Hall
John Boland
A. A. Williams
Aftenoon
Albert Lynn
iB P W C Planning a Tureen Dinner
The January social meeting of the Corry Business and Professional Women's Club will be a tureen dinner at Miss Helen Morrell's home 911 West Pleasant Street Monday at 7 o'clock. Members should bring their own table service and are invited to attend after the repast.
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Corry Business and
Helen Morrell
West Pleasant Street
Fasteeth powder promises comfy denture wear
An advertisement urges denture wearers not to be embarrassed by slipping teeth and offers Fasteeth as an extremely fine powder to sprinkle on plates for a comfortable secure fit. It claims no gummy taste and lists Keister's and other drug stores as places to buy.
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Keister's
Advill
Erie Welcomes New Dish Washing Machine Plant
The Cham p ion Dish Washing Machine Co of Hoboken will locate in Erie in the West Modern Top building at Fifth and State streets. The plant, employing over 100 people, begins operations March 1. David W. Harper led negotiations with S. D. Ostrow and Jacob Roth, owners, who signed a five year lease for the building and extra space as needed.
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ERIW
Chamber of Commerce
Champion Dish-Washing Machine Co
Hoboken
M. I
Erie
Fifth and
State Streets
David W. Harper
S. D. Ostrow
Jacob Roth
Champion Co
Men's Night Revival at Hrs Methodist Church
Tonight is Men s Night at the Hrs Methodist Episcopal church Mrs Joshua will speak on Americas Greatest Need A section of seats reserved for men Public is invited There will be special song numbers after a non congregational song service All men invited Miss M Jackson returned home after an overnight stay in Jamestown
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Joshua
America
Joint Meeting of Two Missionary Societies
A joint meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary Society and the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society gathered yesterday afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal church with good attendance. A pleasing duet by Mrs. Irvin Woutg and Mrs. O. A. Johnson was enjoyed, followed by evangelist Mrs. Joshua who spoke on missionary work in church departments and how each member is a missionary.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Mipiscopal Church
Irvin Woutg
O. A. Johnson
Joshua
Officers Named by St. Pauls Society
St Pauls Bible Class elected officers at a regular meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs J Hawkins on Mott Street. New president is Mrs HB Hawkins, vice president Miss Ruth Soper, secretary and treasurer Miss Ruth Lenston, with four members receiving awards. Red and white Valentine decorations and a birthday cake marked the occasion.
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St. Paul's Bible Class
State Sealed Proposals Sought For Supplies and Repairs
The Pennsylvania Secretary of Property and Supplies invites sealed proposals in duplicate for furnishing supplies equipment and repairs for the 3 month period Feb 1 to Apr 20 1931 and the 6 month period Feb 1 to Jul 31 1931. Proposals due by 12 o clock noon Tue Jan 20 1931. Requires certified check or bond. B H Taylor secretary.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Department of Property and Supplies
Capitol Building
Harrisburg
By & Bond
B. EH. Taylor
Department of Property & Supplier
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Findley Youth
Harry Whitney
Chautauqua
Sherman Road
George
Hig Sister
Loring
Les Forgrave
Beth
Eneficial Loan Society
Center Street
HONE
Corry
Old Modern Tool Building
Champion Dish Washing Co
United States
Europe
South America
Asia
Africa
M. Jackson
Root’s Furniture Store
Thor
Philco Radios
Ivory
Green
ST. Paul's Society
MIRRO
Iron Horse
E. Doane
West Main St
Ighest Grade
Starr
East Washington St
W. H. Merrick
Atta
P. Horn
R. D
Y. S. Thgyam
Concord Corners
R.D
Congress St
Shambaugh
Surnace
West
John B. Patterson
Inez
Pat
Possession
Leach
Douple House
Pleasant Streets
Grace St
Baby Gomes
Avul
Adame Ga
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