Personal Notices From A Turbulent Village Life
Fragmentary personal mentions recount visits and health updates in Mendiyilto and Dunkirk. Names include Taso Bracken, P. Frown, Jacob June, Attorney Morte Riawe, Mrs. dais Young, William Hreenm, Jon Slob2, Lavon, Jo Lille, and Guy Saxton. Events mention business visits, hospital stays, and a local telecommunication firm, with scattered references to hospitals and a community gathering. The garbled text notes improved conditions, travel to Chicago, and a planned social event at a hotel home.
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Taso Bracken
P. Frown
Jacob June
Morte Riawe
Dunkirk
Friends
Acti Ovenine
Dais Young
William Hreenm
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Local residents travel after harboring business and illness
Mrs Dhgene Rhodes returned home from Erie after a day on business. Dr and Mrs John Kibler returned from Cleveland where they attended a show. W H Joling and Willy a anvere cold at a street address and kept to avoid flu-like symptoms for days.
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Dhgene Rhodes
Erie
John C. Kibler Hay
Cileveland
W. H. Joling
Idalok Willy
Social Notes of Interest from Monday Gatherings
Social notes describe a church parlors event with a seven-voice dinner, a Modern Dames first anniversary celebration at Perguson's Girl with yellow rose favors, and a Readere meeting at Mrs. Whit's home. Pythian Sisters plan a Wednesday event, Knights of Pythias support, and a Temple Knights session follows.
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Iria Weill
Atte
Modern Dames
Perguson
Hedross
Whit
Hiv
The
Templi
Knights of Pythias
Pythians
Double Funeral at Beaverdam and Tragic Losses
A double funeral was held at Beaverdam on January 28 for Mr and Mrs Taccon. Daughters mourned the loss of Mrs Ripon who died January 14 at the home of her daughter in Waterford. Ten children survive including Ray Bacon in Pleasitht Street and Toph Macon in Uni City, with many others listed. The family thanks friends and schoolchildren for support and kindness during their time of grief.
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Taccon
Wise Vale Joy City
Ripon Heenrrut
Waterford
Macon
Damiary
Ray Bacon
Worrys Pun
Canin Low
Arthur Owens
Jay Bane
Toph Macon
Uni
Wernare
Mrowsburg
N.Y
M Lindholm
Jonestown
Arthur
Behel
Wesley
iP R R Train Delayed Again
A Pen yards city line train suffered a service delay yesterday as a burned joint on the engine caused a fire in the bay. A wheel bar dropped from the car and the locomotive was damaged, forcing a partial shutdown while crew assisted. The train resumed to Reno after engine changes.
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Une Stakkon
Pirons
Ahapa
Reno
Death of G N Gordon at home on Spring Street
G N Gordon aged 71 died last night at home on Spring Street after several weeks illness. He was well known and highly regarded by many friends. He is survived by his wife Mrs. Gordon, and sons Franklin Gordon and others. Funeral arrangements not yet announced. Services planned for Monday at 1 o'clock at Alexander Undertaking rooms with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Spring Street
Alluran
Gordon
Dom Chase
Fren Gordon
Thiy City
Alexanders Undertaieliie Rooms
Ping Grove
New Merchandising Plan Comes to Corry Stores
The Food Administration and local merchants unveil a Charge for Service system aimed at eliminating waste and lowering consumer prices. The plan promises maintained merchandise quality while reducing prices, seeking broad customer cooperation and stressing no hardship for shoppers in Corry.
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The
Food Administration
Federal Food Administration
Corry
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Lux
Ala
Quality Cash Stores Inc
Corry Pa
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Ip. R. R
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Erle County
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U. S&s. Depository For
J. J. Desmond
G. H. Barlow
Wm. Postlethwait
H. W. Parker
By Staab
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Heinz
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Sean Davis
Davis
Ream & York
Grocers
West Main St
Corry, Px
First National Bank
Warren, Pa
Monda Orches
UA Dr
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