Corry area notes flood travel and social events
Local items describe Theodore Junson bottle purchase, Wright Street property changes, and Albert Marker oversight. A Grand Minstrels sale lists seats, and a late car will shuttle Columbus attendees to Elk Minghaly. News on visitors from New York and Pittsburg follows, with church lectures, weddings, dances, and a Maccabees party planned.
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Murrays
Darby Bempney
Purohanta
Theodore Junson
TD. Pudall
Optomatrist
Gls
Wright Stront
Albert Marker
Arly
Y. Wall
Columbus
Elk’ Minghaly
Alexander
Turkow
Metal Murniture Company
New York
Wyhkow
Beautiful Easter Plants and Flowers Display Announced
Wes lave the largest stool of these evur phown In Corrs, you are Invit ed to eal and took them over. Ureya houses are Hrhtoil evenings for the convenience of those who can not call dutting the day. Ollespertulties are Liles, Aunties, Hyacinths, Single nd double tulips, Daffodus (cut or In pots) Valley, Hydrangaes, ferna and many other varieties of plants, at fewera of all kinds and in wiimited quantities.
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Corrs
Pettit Florist Listing Near Depot In Bell Union District
A. E. Pettit Florist at 4102 Main Blvd Bell occupies a shop three blocks from the depot in the Union district. The listing notes the business name as A E Pettit Florist with the address and nearby landmark for location reference.
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A. E. Pettit
Florist
Main
Bell
Depot
Unions
North Corry wreck prompts coroner inquiry and flood impacts
In Corry a fatal wreck prompted an acting coroner inquiry into the loss of life on the Thultala division near North Corry yesterday. Reports mention an oil leak on the sidewalk, flood-related delays, and widespread concern as city papers lag behind. George Thomas suffers from blood poisoning but shows improvement with his physician’s care. A heavy boulder blocked a branch road near Inland Run after heavy rains, delaying a passenger train. Corry yards report congestion on Maple Avenue with many freight engines idled, awaiting the reopening of traffic. An altar boy fire incident at Renovo’s Catholic church disrupted Mass, quickly quelled by Rev. Father Fox. Charles Schwab’s Philadelphia visit drew a lengthy report in the North American, noting delay and socializing before departure.
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Samong
Lelty
Peter McCool
But- Ter
Tim
Mie McCool
Ralironi Ometita
Corothr
Jidge Barker
North Corry
Winoon
Corry
George Thomas
Thomas
Inland Run
Pennsylvania
Ridgeway
DuBoly
Rideway
Gorry
Maple Avenue
Renovo
Frank Liddy
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Emmettsburg
Father Fox
Philadelphia
Charles Schwab
Schwab
Ding Sam
Thysville
Almy Wood Wedding of Edna Almy to Str. Joseph
At the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Wood, Edna Almy married Joseph. Officiant Ray O H Wallace of the Baptist Church used ring ceremony at 8 30. Edna wore white chiffon and carried roses. Floyd Hurlbut as a dear friend provided the bouquet. Groom wore a grey suit. After a wedding dinner the couple will reside in Clymer New York with the groom a former teacher and Edna a Sherman area teacher.
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Aud
Frank Wood
Edna
Ray
H. Wallace
The
Baptist Church
Floyd Hurlbut
Borvad
Sherman
Falconer
Chautauqua
Clymer
Custom Upholstering And Butders Of High Grade Box Springs
C J Rupp operates at 4 Firat Ave offering upholstering and renovation services for high grade box springs and related furniture components. Local customers seek repairs and refinishing work from this shop.
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C.J. Rupp
Firat Ave
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Featured in Testimonial
An Athens Texas reader praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving long standing ailments and claims neighbors note a younger appearance. The advertisement touts the medicine as successful for many women over forty years and invites confidential letters to the Pinkham lab in Lynn Massachusetts for personal advice.
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Athens
Texas
Lydia
Bok
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tyilli
Pinkham Medicine Co
Three Piano Fiends Begin Rehearsals for Mill Event
Guroh Larson and Miss Mabel Stennett rehearse for the Wiks Minstrels show this afternoon. The Three Piano Fiends will perform on three grand instruments, promising an unusually excellent act and a highlight of the evening.
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Guroh
Larson
Mabel Stennett
Wiks
Funeral of Mr. Mongaridge Held on North Center Street
The funeral for Mr. R. G. Mongar ldo was held from his late home on North Center Street this afternoon. Family and local residents attended, with pallbearers named from the community and honors paid by the church.
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R. G. Mongar
Funeral for pobalo Mor saridge conducted by G A R
Services began at 3 o clock with Rev. 0 1 Wood ward officiating. Members of Post 70 O A R served as pallbearers and Mrs. Harry Alexander sang Jesus Lover of My Soul. The short grave service at Pine Grove Cemetery was conducted by the G A R with Milon Wallen sounding the taps. Many from out of town could not attend due to flood disruptions and Capt Cummings of Tidioute sent a message of regret. Henry Harrison Cummings, surviving captain of the 105th Regiment, expressed sorrow on the loss of his friend and comrade. Numerous visitors paid respects and tokens of condolence were offered.
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Hoon
Woodward
Post 70
Capt ‘Cummings
Tidioute
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