Notice of sale and local business transfer in Corry Pa
A torn notice reports Red and White Chain Stores First Avenue Corry Pa sold to Frank Chase. All receivables and payables to be handled by Chase. Also mentions social event by Modern Dames club guest of Mrs Chirence Mixer and a court hearing in Meadville for William Dean on intoxication charges with $400 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Bran
Chase
Reil and
White Chain
Ing
Modern Dames Club
Atuh
Stanley Henton
Delia Sttulinges
Alder
Cnin R. A Schrubb
William Dean
Meadville
Personal notices and travel of local residents in Corry
Local society column notes Mrs. FG Wood visits Briews teray to stay over Sunday with sister Mrs. Frank Leah and family. Funeral for William Edwards attended by Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Edwards. Miss Gertrude Bradt from Philadelphia visiting due to her mother’s health. North East Breeze items list Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mouton in the city for burial services for Mrs. Mourton from Cleveland. Robert Shannon and Frank Grice return from a business trip to New York area. Several residents from Cleveland Pittsburgh Meadville and Erie visit Corry. Mrs. EB Lowry Humes and Mrs. Pred McArthur spend the day with the Rafters. Mrs. William Wail and Mrs. Andrew Howgard return home after visiting. Mrs. Louie Will to Youngstown for Sunday with husband. Jerry Kearns returns from Wat Yen. Dr. F Keister’s critical condition prompts trip to Gibton. Dr. R. D. Saul visits then heads to Oil City after note on J J Sul funeral. Mrs. Ailie Hines travels with her mother’s body from Cleveland. Mrs. Morton former resident of Dunkirk attends burial. Mrs. A. Kulleberger returns to Brocton after visit. Dorothy Kelly of Erie visits Corry then to Buffalo. Mrs. Mary Dimmsey heads to Buffalo with daughter. Wilbur Wilson called to Sharon due to brother’s passing. Mr. and Mrs. Proctor family from Worcester Street spend weekend in town. Mrs. Alice Pierce leaves for Erie to visit daughter Mrs. Longberg. WANTED single man with four years farming experience. 428 Stuffisheam Corry R D 51. 316
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FG. Wood
Frank Leah
Fred B. Edwards
William Edwards
Mr. Edwards
Willd Bradt
Philadelphia
Gertrude Bradt
Pittsburgh
North East Breeze
Drank Mouton
Mourton
Cleveland
Robert Shannon
Frank Grice
Predonia
Tunkirk
Gowanda
N.Y
Gertrude Alexander
Corry
EB. Lowry Humes
Pred McArthur
Meadville
Camme
C. B. Rafter
West Park
Place I
William Wail
Andrew Howgard
Erie
P. J. Foley
Louie
Youngston
Jerry Kearns
Wat Yen
FL. Keister Jo
Gibton
F. Keister
F. B. Richardson
Maplenvenue
Philadelphi
George Schreher
Margaret Richardson
R. D. Saul
Wirie
Oil City
Saul
Harrisburg
J. J. Sul
Ailie Hines
Nancy ©. Mortin
MiUrton
J. Nelson
Dunkirk
Nancy Miinton
A. Kulleberger
Brocton
Dorothy Kelly
Curry
Buffalo
Mary Dimmsey
Mary
Wilbur Wilson
Sharon
Cuasies Dunn
Robert Proctor Zsh
Wssex Street
Alice Pierce
Longberg
Wonderful Medicine Barasma Tablets Promised Relief
Mrs Lizzie M Bell of Los Angeles endorses Thompson s Barasma Tablets as a diuretic kidney stimulant. The ad claims they relieve rheumatic pains backache and eye spots by cleaning clogged kidneys. It urges immediate use with a money back guarantee and notes Golden Lax Tablets with Barosma as a supplement.
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Thompson
Lizzie MM. Bell
West 28Th St
Los Angeles
Gal
Dake Thompsbil
Sashion
DAR Chapter Holds Meeting With Nominating Committee Named
D A R Chapter at Valley hosted a pleasant Thursday meeting at Mr and Mrs F B Davis home with Mrs Howard Loveland presiding. Secretary Mrs Walter Hulberg read reports and letters while five names were nominated for officers to be elected at the April gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwenty Sacewors UE
Daughters of the Amutican’ Revolution
F. B. Davis
North Center Street
Howard Leveland
Walter Hulberg
Stocks Rally With Broad Market Upswing
The stock market moved upward in a brisk session led by gains across major issues. Prices hovered near best levels by mid afternoon as traders chased higher quotations and noted widespread demand, with several blue chips and utilities contributing to the advance.
Fourth Ward Man Missing Sparks Local Search
A Fourth Ward man, Hugh Pethrsch of Sevond ivemne, has vanished from his home. Family members seek help from authorities as a search continues Tuesday morning with no trace found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Pethrsch
Sevond Ivemne
Jay
Fourth Ward
Mystery of Geraldine Poster unfolds in a police search
Geraldine Poster, a lively Washington Square receptionist, vanishes after Christmas. Police Commissioner Thatcher Colt probes her quarrel with Dr. Maskell and searches Geraldine’s room for clues including a cryptic letter from her father and a strange green envelope.
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Geraldine
Boster
Washington Square
Morningside Heights
Betty J. Canfield
Thatcher Colt
Betty
Harry Armstrong
Maskell
Colt
Dr. Maskel
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