Village meeting set in Varish Hall Tyupoling at 7 PM
City notices list a Sitting Gate meeting in Varish Hall Tyupoling at 7 o clock evening with a call for good attendance. Also items offer a two family house with garage and hen house at 37 East Band Street for 2750 and various ads including perfumes, rugs, groceries, and local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varish Hall
East Band Street
Barman
Robert Patterson
J. D. Murray's
Graham Beauty
Vleatant Street
Corny
Lindaley
Bath
Krome Shoe Dale
Mise Street
Ponttey
Chamber of Commerce
Window Shades at Roots and More Local Notices
Local ads note 39 cent window shades at Roots 114 W Main, plus a jumble of social convos, dress goods, and household items. Society items recount a May dinner for Mrs Sackett with engagement news to Mr Brnet Fathus, a charity bake sale, and a Children’s Day rehearsal at the Baptist church. A mix of petty incidents, errands, and sales populate the page with small-town notices and commercial promotions.
War Fraud Prosecution Opens in Georgia GOP Chair Case
Washington reports the war fraud prosecution is advancing. A warrant issued for J T Phillips, chairman of Georgia's Republican state committee, is expected to be served today. The case concerns war contracts and disposal of surplus lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Wnergrower
J.T. Phillips
Republican State Committee of
Georgia
Phillips
Corry Couple Weds in Buffalo Across State Line
Frank T Place and Clementine Li were married Saturday in Buffalo by Rev Parsons of Fillmore Baptist Church. The bride is daughter of Fred Lauer of Grove Street and the groom son of Mrs Jennie Price of Buffalo. After a brief wedding trip to Tunada and Niagara Falls, they will reside at 145 Wright Street where Mr Place is assistant superintendent of the Oregon Indians Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Buffalo
Frank T. Place
Clementine
Parsons
Fillmore Baptist Church
Place
Fred Lauer
Grovetreet
Mr. Place
Jennie Price
Tunada
Niagara Falls
Wright Street
Mr Place
Oregon Indians Medicine Co
Final Sessions of Recreation Institute
The Recreation Landers Institute holds its sixth and final session this Tuesday. Frances Haire distributes a free folder detailing the events and supervision for many games and stunts. She travels to Towanda and Horlmel to plan city pageants and will meet the group to advise on balanced programs and play leading techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Landers Institute
Mise Frances Haire
Clase
Huire
Corry
Towanda
Hortiell
N.Y
Ender
Aged Lovells Resident Dies After Illness
An elderly Lovells resident died today at the home of her son Charles Gates after ten weeks of illness. Survived by her husband, two daughters Mrs Hiram Arnold and Mrs Milton Caldwell of this city, and one son Charles, with several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 1 at the home, with Rev. M S Ashton officiating. Interment will follow in Ping Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winger & Williams
Aluthian Ald Society
M. FE
Plata
L. D. West
Oil
Rometine
Herald
Stuilebakers
Peerless
Rex Garage
A. K. Jones
Mott
St. Bell
B. W. Stonnett & Son
Charles Gates
Lovells
Hiram Arnold
Milton Caldwell
Charles
Concord Township
M.S. Ashton
Sade
Ping ‘Grove
Fragmented OCR: unclear text on repats and patch
The readable lines describe a garbled line about repats and a patch, with likely references to a set and timing. Unable to determine concrete entities or events from the fragment.
Woman Recalls Six Years Without Proper Meals
In a stark health story, Gertrude Potty of Pittsburgh recounts enduring six years of severe stomach trouble and near starvations. She describes constant headaches, insomnia, and crippling indigestion that left her unable to eat reliably, seeking relief through a simple nourishing meal that she finally could enjoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Potty
Pitteburg
Equitable Life agents push college education plan
Moon L. Brown and Thea P Williams, local reps of the Equitable Life Assurance Society, campaign here for underwriting college education policies for children. The contract runs four years starting when the child reaches age, with proceeds kept intact and drawn upon for college, regardless of the parent's life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Life Assurance Society
America
Bays and Sills
Moon L. Brown
Thea P Wiliams
Equitable Life Asmiranvs Society
Inderwritiie College Education
Car ‘Y Bows
Icin
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Planta
Bell
Girard
Boroweh
Hextee
Public Service
Billing
D. C. Til
Cory Missioners
Boyart and
Moorehend
Pleasant Street
Adsea
Pauline Paul
Erie
Aion
Erie R. R
Erie Ticket Office
Kane
Ratin
Root's
Bell Phone
Kodak
Lindale
Itil Wedioaday Py M
Vienna
Wood
M. Ghitely
SOA
Ron
Meinlané
Lindley
J. O. Mubray
Sary
Kenneth Kerio
Merio
Tn Une
King’s
Mutual
L. A
King
Columbus Pavilion
Porter
Studebakers
Jess
Kelle’ Corps
Seite
Brookinsterae
Findley
Root
W. Main St
Pope
Pannktin
Migy Merion Sackett
Mrs Sackett
Brnet Fathus
New York City
Mink Sackett
Kinig Rubin
Fiscaied Wll
Pindley's Lake
Sue Robert Patterson
Wintner
W. Stenniet & Son
C M. Stewart & Gs
Ening In Chamber of Commerce
Anguet Bauer
Kiet
Titusville
Hater
John Healy
Perkins
Liberty Treet
Patterson
Theresa Cook
Drwilfived
Huntington
W. Va
Stenett & Son
Enn
Wilforest
Ny Cohen
Centar St. Suh
B. W. Sten
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Hamlet Lindsey
J. Leonard Truax
de Wolt
Mich
St. John's Episcopal Church
Detroit
Beoom
Stennett & Son
Ni Canter Street
Recreation Institute
Via Erie Railroad
Men's Clubs of
Christias Meadville
The
Falls
the Falls
Condra Drug Store
Lintley Drug Store
Pittsburgh
Bernstein Brothers Clothiers and Furnishers
Center St
Middy
SAM Jacobson & CO
Tito
J. W. Campbell
Brownell Shoe CO
N. Center St. Corry Pa
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