Kelly's ad and Corry notices from March 19 1946
A scatter of items from Kelly's catalog and Corry area notices. The page lists telephones and local vendors, a St Patrick’s Day dance at Elks Auditorium with Sherrick’s Troubadours, and updates on residents including Mrs J E Baker and Vincent Kietbowiex, plus hospital transfers and condition reports for local patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan
P.L. Schramling
Corry
Columbus
Sherrick
St. Patrick's Day
Elks Auditori
John Ty Catteni
Wes HO
South Pine Street
Omnse
Pines
Mirror Ui
Wis
Howes
Pittsburgh
Hammond
Titusville News Roundup Dates and Local Notices
Local ads list groceries like bacon squares eggs and cheese with prices. Obituary notes James Hogan of Titusville dies at 317 Past Central after hospitalization and operation. Community notices cover Elks dance, WRYE meeting, property for sale, insurance agency ads, and various social events across Titusville and Oil City areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Wilcox
James Hogan
Titusville
Central Avenue
Titus
Miss Renner Aerial Attempt Ends In Cold After Four Hours
A fog of scribbled notes marks the attempt by Akron aviatrix Miss Frankie Renner to set a new height record of 31 000 feet. One watcher cried lost others whispered the cold and numbness as her plane landed with Renner in the snow battered cockpit after four hours aloft. The dramatic scene shows the snow drenched craft and the exhausted pilot amid cheering and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Renner
Akron
Aviatrix
James Aswell Dies at 72 in Washington
United Press reports Rep James Benjamin Aswell Democrat Louisiana, long-time House agriculture committee member, died at 2 15 a m in his apartment. A South Louisiana native, he led food loan inclusion in drought relief, headed education bodies, and served in Congress since 1911. He compared a career from cotton plantation to university leadership and politics.
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Washington
Mar
James Benjamin Aswell
House Agriculture Committee
Aswell
Congresses
Agriculture Committee
House
Louisiana
Miatemtoches
Coton
George Peabody Tethers College
University of Nashville
Hie
Lousiana Polytechnicistitute
University of Mississippi
Louisiana State Normal College
Golden Links class supper Tuesday at M. E. church
The Golden Links class waffle supper proceeds Tuesday evening at 5 30 at the M E church all you can eat for 40c The regular meeting of branch No 5 L G B A will be held Tuesday evening at 8 at St Edwards hall Good attendance is urged as important business will be taken up
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Rye
Fraternal Home Insurance Society
Eastern Star Hall
Golden Links
M. E. Church
L G B. A
St. Edward's Hall
Hammond Elevator Co
Car Crashes Into Train in West Virginia Kills Couple
A car collided with a coal train at a crossing in Arnettsville near Morgantown early today, killing a man identified as F. S. Wilson of Fairmont and a young woman believed to be his companion about ten years old. Wilson died later in Cook Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Vii
Arnettsville
F. 5
Wilson
Falroumit
W. Vas
Fink
Cook Hospital
Fairmont
Full Hearing Sought on Oil Situation by Advisory Committee
Secretary of Treasury Wilbur was asked to grant a full hearing for the United States Advisory committee. The meeting in Washington May would develop plans to stabilize the petroleum industry. A telegram from Cicero Murray chaired the Oil States advisory committee. Also notes a hospital visit by Mrs. Earl Sperry and son and a social at Boyce Thompson home with multiple guests and a music evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Peterson
Emma Miller
Hawthorn
Clarion County
Eleanor Smith
M. Anderson
F. B. Sullivan
West Pleasant Street
United + WASHINGTON
Thterror
Wilbur
Washington
Fedm
Cicero Murray
Oil States
Earl Sperry
East Pleasant Street
Gory ‘Hospital
Ie Boyce Thompson
A. Fook
G. B. Morgan
Nere
Ruth Long
H.l Johnson
Two Men Die in Missouri Fire at Bagno?ell
Two men died when a blaze swept through Bag atell early today leveling two blocks of business buildings with losses over 100000. Rescue efforts recovered Jess Brown 45 a laborer and an unidentified man from the ruins. Fire departments from Eldon and Spiropson city aided as crews battled the flames using river water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Bagnell
Bagatell
Jess Brown
Eldon
Spiferson
Taulae and Tanlac: promise of cure for indigestion
A testimonial ad claims Tanlac restores health by easing gas bloating and stomach pains. Mrs Atvena Bowers reports five years of indigestion relief after using Tanlac, described as a pure medicine made from roots and herbs. Buy from a druggist with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atvena Bowers
Jackann St
Topeka
Kons
Tarlac
Tanke
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sunkist
Roy
K. T
Aviehe Halgett
Park Street
J. E. Baker
Corry Hospital
Vincent Kietbowiex
Gil City
GH. Simmons
Chestnut Street
Kelly's
Journal A. B. C
Stanley Li
Nichols
Indiana
State Teachers’ College
Stte
Elks Dance
Oil City
Spencer's
Rebekah Lodge
Woman's Club Charns
Petroleum Pratt
Gulf Refining Co
McClintion Marshall Corp
Conley Works
OM City
Eden
Knox Glass Bottle Company
Dear Clarion
Rocky Grove
Rerio
Harry Kyle
William Atwell
Rollo Daitrieke
Paddy Exwin
G. L. F. Dairy
Spencer's Feed
Woman's Club
SS Paul's Lutheran Churcht
Ruth
Elizabeth Lansion
Mentor Club
FO. Howard
North Center Street
Welock
Irene Neylon
Helen Grace Merrick
Claudia Smithish
Neylon
Clarence Frederickson
Theodore Hublay
Bf Warren
Canauohta Chipter
Daughters of American Revolution
Ervei
Pioneer Park
Biol
Presbyterian Cemetery
Benjamin
Anktin
Anna Messinger
West Wayne Street
Yester
Leonard ‘. McElroy
G G. Jordi
Pennsylvania
Lawrence County
Dochan
Poperty
Waller Strayer
Glenshaw
Warren
Everett
H. Eddy
Gorn Planter Post
American Legion
Warren and
Outs
Citizens National
Roosevelt
Branklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Charles A. Russell
Federal Power Commission
Russell
New York State
Solon
James Aswell
United Pros
NEWA
Stag Bay
Condra Pharmacy
Wwe
Foxath
Weideman Quality Foods
Ove
Heinz Quality Foods
Foster
Missoure
Riversides Wave Pe
Riverside &Ply
Montgomery Ward & CO
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