City and Vicinity Adverts and Notices Mix in Local News
A jumble of items from the city area reports job leads at factories and wages, marriage licenses issued, and obituaries. The remains of Mrs. Margaret Maher were sent to St Thomas cemetery after transfer by Alexander & Co. Estate transfers recorded in Rey Wier’s office include Thomas Goonwitle trust to Peuel Marsh. A Sunday closing of the Post Office shows 7,287 on record in favor, 71 against. Library course ends March 22 with Natto the impersonator. Openings for tailored clothing at Aliola Military Store on Main Street, March 23. Health department notes, a fist fight on Center Street, and a wildcat shot near Newton, Pa. Evangelist Dilly Sunday’s May visit sparks self-protection moves in New Castle area. Good Roads train visits Cory area with officials from State Highway Department and National government. Second hand planes offered by Henderson’s. Farewell gathering for Mr. and Mrs. Whiteley at Higgins home with gifts and baskets.
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Margaret Maher
Cleveland
Alexander & Co
St. Thomas Cemetery
Iitorment
Rey Wier
Charles Strick
County Court House
Thomas Goonwitle
Peuel Marsh
Cony
New Castle
Sonn
Natto
Harbitts
Aliola
New York
Wight
Center Street
Newton
Dunkirk
Expt
Sherman
Sone
Furtier's Inn
West Main Street
Satnday
Zeke
Milos
Rte
Vapgelist
Erio
Warren
Youngaeville
Waterford
Kane
Ele
Hans
Meadville Messenger
Florist A. E. Pettit Promises Fine Cut Flowers
Spring flowers including tulips hyacinths and daffodils are offered by A. E. Pettit Florist at 310 E Main St. Floral work in all branches is neatly and properly done with a promise to deliver satisfactory results.
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A. E. Pettit
Florist
E. Main St
WELS KERS MILLINERY APPRENTICE WANTED AND SALE NOTES
An item seeks an apprentice for Mrs Welsker s Millinery Store and notes sales events at Cohen s including fine models priced at 4 93. The report mentions Nelson Bennett’s obituary and revival services drawing wide interest with a reference to Spartansburg.
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Nelson Bennett
Governor backs Good Roads bond plan in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia March 18 Governor Yener argues the Good Roads movement funded by a $50,000,000 bond issue will prove a good business proposition for the commonwealth. He says motorists farmers and merchants should support the measure as it benefits all in the long run and welcomes broad legislative and citizen endorsement. He asserts there is no valid objection to the plan.
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Philadelphia
Yener
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Legislati
Commonwealth
Corry Pa Basketball Challenge Seeks Erie Series Winner
Corry Pa March 20 No satisfactory arrangements yet for games with the Erie Auditoriums. I challenge the winner of the Erie High School Auditorium series for the Northwestern Pennsylvania title local official Geiger notes. Utah Bans Cigarettes Making sale of cigarettes or papers a misdemeanor passes legislature March 18.
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Corry
Erie
Eile High School
Gham Monshin
Northwestern
Pennsylvan
Utah
Salt Lake City
Utab
Three More Bodies Recovered Off Kent Breakwater
Cleveland March 19 Captain Hann Hanson of the life saving station found the bodies of a boy believed to be Joven Johnson and another man on the east breakwater off Kent Fortieth street. The bodies were wedged between rocks near where five others were recovered Thursday. Also noted is a note on federal action to reopen the Life Saving Station and a local advertisement for Painozone with claims of neuralgia relief.
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Cleveland, O
Hann Hanson
Life Saving Ataon
Detroit Avenue
Joven Johnson
Kent Fortieth Street
Hattie Ting
Walter Louyonie Munn
Flynn
Woethy
Hanson
Inkation Mave
Burton
Bulkley
MacVeash
United States ‘Treasury Department
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U. S
Ghati Factory
Cobens
Norman Shuger
Myrtle M
Bilas Oth
Cory
John Mieler
Tirte
Katherine Slate
Corey
Henderson
Gilttor
Wright
Concord
Howard Whitely
Higgins
Geiger
Mgr
Team
Hee
Cleveland Life Saving Station
Mrs. E
Maris
Thomas Downes
Evie
Anotheman
John
Songster
R. E. Palmer Co
the Ladies Furnishing
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