News Notes From Blue Eye
News notes from Blue Eye list local visits and events. Mr and Mrs Arthur Burlingame welcomed a son on January 14. Dr Newson of Hear Lake visited on Sunday on professional business. Franke Keiges and Mrs Mend attended Mr Briggs’s brother funeral in Union City. Mr and Mrs Will Burch visited Corry. Richard Bates of West Spring Creek and daughter Mrs Glen Jinvith visited. Miss Florence Mead and Margaret Handbury weekend with Miele's parents. C Sandbury of Corry visited relatives. Kings Daughters session attended by Mrs Will Burch, Mrs Pred Gates and Mrs Perry Mead at Spring Creek. Nellie and Arthur Connell of Bear Lake visited Lyan Connell. Mrs Willis Walker died after typhoid fever. funeral tomorrow at the home. Lewis Fuller spent time with Wrights ville relatives. Ernest Lowe and family visited Chas Lowe of Spring Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Burlingame
Newson
Hear Lake
Tn Mend
Union City
Briggs
Will Burch
Corry
Richard Bates
West Spring Creek
Glen
Sion
Kings Daughters
Spring Creek
Nellie
Arthur Connell
Bear Lake
Lyan Connell
Willis Walker
Lewis Fuller
Wrights
Ernest Lowe
Chas. Lowe
Ladies Society Meet At First Methodist Church in Clymer
The Ladies Aid of the First Methodist church held a Wednesday afternoon meeting with Mrs Bert Atnink. Despite weather a social smoker was presided over. Bake sale plans were made for a near future. Mrs Hl. PF. Young is confined to home with lung infection. Mr. J Kirby plans Florida departure with his family Tuesday. George Vanderscoff sold stock and tools at auction, moves to Vierday farm. Janos Leghter, seven, died January 11 at home, burial January 7 in Reform cemetery. cause inflammatory rheumatism after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Bert Atnink
Indies
Hl. PF. Young
Theodore
Dtra
Carrie Dutton
Corry
Clyde Brown
Gary Bildae & Supply Co
Clymer
Tess
J. Kirby
Mie
Florida
Geo. Vanderscoff
Henry Card
Vanderdorff
Vierday
Johnson
Mayville
Clyaner
Janos
Henry Leghters
Reform Cemetery
Mine Cave-In News From Union City and Scranton
Union City and Scranton report a mine cave in Friday entombing many miners. Reverend Joshua in Scranton communicates no news yet as families pray for the entombed, including Hughes family visitors over Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion City
Tve-In
Scranton
Hughs
Herner
Margaret Joshua Galle
Scraiton
Mirai Hughes
Joshua Thin Horning
Rey
Joshua
Hughes
Baptist
UN. Wy
Jamestown man fined 250 for liquor violation
Martin Green of Jamestown was convicted by a federal court jury of violating the Volstead Act by manufacture and possession of intoxicating liquor. Judge John R. Hazel sentenced Green to a $250 fine, which he paid immediately after the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaura
Martin Green
Maimwstonga
Iguing
Dunn Avenus
John R. Hazel
Green
Strawberry Acres Prefix Defines Holstein Farm Names
A Holstein breeder near Corry, Pennsylvania, will use Strawberry Acres as a unique farm prefix under the Holstein-Friesian Association. The prefix marks animals from W. T. Dawson's Corry herd, ensuring each registered animal shows its birth origin and breeding establishment through the family-name registry system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawberry Acres
W. T. Dawson
Corry Pa
Dawson -Farma-Sind
Flolstein-Frievian Association
Amterica
F. L Houghton
Brattleboro, Vt
United States
Oennomowoc
Wis
Corry
Wattsburg News Notes
Wattsburg January updates report William Wall's ill health with slow improvement at home. Local friends donated over $100 for his Christmas, seen as greatly appreciated. Myrtle Parker visits Alonzo Williams at his Seirota home as part of neighborhood notices amid ongoing health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wattsburg
William Wall
Mal
Hich
Corry Area News Briefs Include Local Visits and Illness
An electric plant on a farm in the state supplies lighting for W. IY. Cornell and the Will Gilmore establishment. Kent Bros sawmill leases and produces half Watts while handling customs. Parlor had a business visit in Corry Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Hishep of Union City visit Bisbee’s mother for a few days. Lynn Parker visits in North East Friday. Alvin Bishee, homebound with pneumonia, shows signs of convalescence. Jerry Alen is listed sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. IY
Cornell
Cohens January Clearance Sale Offers Unusual Savings
Cohens hosts a January clearance with low prices on wool blankets, robes, cotton blankets, silk stockings, hose, union suits and sleepwear. It highlights discounts like $15.00 wool blankets and $3.75 to $3.29 hose, plus one fourth off many listed fabrics and garments.
January Clearance Sale Brings Half Price Ladies Coats and More
A store ad lists deep discounts across mens and ladies wear. Mens sweaters start at 3.98 with regular 7.50 to 12.00 values. Ladies wool gauntlet gloves and bath towels priced low. Five lots of ladies winter coats offered from 5.00 to 20.00 each, plus Misses or Juniors coats at 13.50. Ladies suits at 50 percent off along with remaining selections in all sizes and shades.
January Fur Clearance Slashes Prices by One Third
We offer wonderful savings in furs during January clearance. Values you cant afford to overlook. All furs marked at a reduction of 33 1 3 percent. See them in our window.
Big Reduction on Ladies Silk and Wool Dresses
One lot of ladies silk and wool dresses in all sizes offered at January sale prices. Prices range up to 20 and 25 dollars with large sizes advertised at 33 1-3 percent off. All other dresses discounted by 25 percent during the sale.
Clearance sale trims inventory with odd skirt sizes
A local store details half price reductions on odd skirt sizes and 20 percent discounts on navy serges and Prunella Stripes. Numerous fabric items including Outing, Percale, cotton bats, Gingham, and converses are listed with varied prices and substantial remnant counter markdowns. Accessories like corsets, bath robes, travel bags, and suitcases receive 10 to 25 percent discounts during January sale.
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By Allen
Blue Eye
Clymer, N. Y
Jamestowner
Myrtle Parker
Alonzo Williams
Seiota
Soteax
Pymes
Dr Bell
Esse
Aly
Eagle Brand
Cohens
Siles
L Qur Ready-to-Wear
Lancaster
N. Center Street
N. Cohen & Sons
Corry, Penna
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