Ames store opening with beauty shop and hats
A fragment from Ames announces the formal opening on North Center Street with Harriett Beauty Shoppe offering hats for Ford or Chevrolet at 8.85 and other services. A Warren Constable returns a prisoner from Bradford, a disturbance follows, and local religious and social events are noted with names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
North Center Street
Harriett
Ford
Chevrolet
East Main Street
Warren
Leo Spinnety
Erie
Warran Dor
Ome O'Ethot
Bradford
Mu ‘Wright
Watermelon specials and local news roundup
A collage of late 1920s style notices runs through village life with grocery specials at Will J. Wilcox and West’s fruit offerings, a Pennsylvanian railway shop shutdown, census figures for the Indiana Jefferson Armstrong Clarion district, local obits and social notes, plus bee disruption in Bradford and community events at churches, theaters, and clubs.
Home Protection Lodge Meeting and Outing Planned
Home Protection Lodge will hold their regular meeting Monday evening with a five hundred prize at stake and awards to be given. Ice cream cake will be served. All members welcome to attend the party. Picnic details: at A. D. Manley's Spring Greek home, Sunday, with detour via South Center street to Sprig Creek. Rev. WM Summerville of Oi City elected president of Western Pennsylvania Medical Society. The Philathea Class meets Monday evening at Miss Gena Taurs ton's Lamon street home with hostess duties by Mrs. Samh Haske and Miss Helen Westley. Rotary call will be scripture verses on the word diligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Benhett
Sharon
Gus
Old City
Pennsylvania
Joseph Seep
Harding Home
Ad School
U Association
Tech
Bryan Bulls
William Rhodes
West Smith Street
Merle Amy
M. Howard
Mindley Lake
Earl Haight
Barret Marsh
Joan
Pittsure
Stephen Brooks
Tittle
Florence
Kingstreet
Lonisiltis
A. D. Manley
South Center Street
Sprig Creek
Manley
WM. Summerville
Oi City
Western Pennsylvania Medical Society
Comeant
A.M. O'Brien
Gena Taurston
Lamon Street
Samh
Haske
Helen Westley
New Record For Woman Flyers
United Press reports from San Diego that Miss Alexander, 25, climbed beyond 25,000 feet in a near record altitude attempt. She fainted as oxygen failed, then revived at 18,000 feet enabling a potential women’s altitude record to be sent to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Diego
Alexander
Washington
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Wing-Willi Star Stores Inc
Mnane
Wassizik
Nowili Geriter
The
United Brethren
Philiot
A Bishtuss
Eli Diowk
Mans
al Buindioy
Leroy’ Storop
Lovell
Gass Orchesti
Millsiefein
Cretomme
Pat
Lanston-Steles Hosiery
Condra
Wampoles
Lydia Pinkham
Kontola
Castoria
San Cura
Tae
Medies
Afc Molle Silt Klonzo
Condra Pharmacy
Rexall Store
Will J. Wilcox
Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Indiana
Jefferson Amstrong
Clarion
Tor Yeu Punxsulachey
Kelly's
Myrtle Yagear
Corry Hospital
State Fish Hatchery
Michael McCleary
Shippensville
Clar
Impérial Restaurant
Spartansburg
Corry
Mount Morency
West's
John Jacobs
Butler
A. H. Schroeder
Clintonville
Thomas Marshall
Park Avenue
Meadville
Third Avenue
Library Theatre
Barrsnike
Andiit
Amilher Street
Roy George B. Morgan
Christian and Missionary
al Thinee
Frank A. Wilcox
East
Mein Street
Kodak Film
Brooks Studio
Aziz
Caroline Lane
Jebby
Sir Richard Claverhouse
Elle
England
Sir Richard
Charles Smith
Levant
Jamestown
Maccabee Hall
Prank Bumikhart
Myron Reynolds
Eming Schau
Edith Drake
Wilbur Scott
Harry Hotter
Misa Betty Paulson
Kodak
Healy
Robert H. Sherman
Watts N. Davis
Us Commonwealth
Baslile
H. B. Tefferson
G.thomas Construction Co
Crawford County Trust Co
Meauville
al Ross
Carpenser
West
Waddington Street
Christian Endeavor of
Presbyterian Church
Findley Lake
J. Lewis
Helene Lewis
Superior Dig Clearing Co
Helen Jones
Frank Jones
Ray's
Miss Jones
A. Grossfeld
Philip Vogel
New York City
Solomon Heller
West Wallington Street
A. Baimnock
Dan
Bradstrest
SHIRL
Manchester
Wien
Evman
Shea & Walrayen
Wyne Smith
Charlotte Ian
Brownell Shoe Co
Corry, Pa
Nan Bessie
Benny
Shipy
Ey Springer Gunglad
Chicago
Tod
Luin
Sou
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