Union City Meeting Invites Stanford Hose Company
Members from Stanford Hose Company plan to travel to Union City for a Erie County Volunteer Wiremen's Association meeting. Local business and civic notes cover station renovations, degree awards at Cornell, Dairymen League session, and several community events.
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Stanford Hose Company
Union City
Erie County, Volunteer
Wiremen's Association
Dairymen’s League
Tomot
Tow Shen Wit
H. G. Niceley
State College
Clarendon Man Feared Fatally Hurt In Crash
Warren March 27 three injured one perhaps fatally when a small coupe driven by R D Prec Erick 27 struck a pole on the Roosevelt Highway at Saybrook ten miles east of here Frederick suffered a severe head injury and fractured clavicle George Warren 14 had several fractured ribs Floyd Gibbons 21 of Rocky Grove Venango county had a broken leg Peterson reported he sounded the horn while passing and looked back to see the car reduced to a shapeless mass against the pole They were taken to hospital by ambulance Mrs Helen Durrell closes kindergarten class and plans to move to Aston with her son Max
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Warren
Gibbons Fredericks
H. J. Boehrer
Peter Peterson
Peterson
Fredericks
Washington and
Grand Streets
New Face Powder MELLO-GLO Promises Long Wear
A French MELLO-GLO face powder claims to keep makeup on longer, smooths skin, provides a youthful glow, and resists irritation without a pasty or flaky look. Advertises at Keister's Drug Store with note about avoiding clogged noses for large-nosed users.
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Keister
$150,000 Loan for Erie County
Erie county treasurer announced receipt of $110,000 from Fidelity Funding Co Philadelphia toward a six month note. $25,000 will aid the poor, the rest funds current bills. Commissioners report $320,000 borrowed since December and hope to repay debt before year end as tax money flows in May.
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Erie
Mar
Rollomeuriy
Fh.eolings Co
Philadelphia
Harvey M. Willis
Treasury
Court House
W C T U Holds Regular Meeting With New Members
The W. C. T. U. met on West Church Street yesterday afternoon in a well attended gathering. Several new members joined. A special bank offering is planned for May 1. Mrs. Cora Rouse hosts the meeting with Mrs. Lila Foster leading the citizenship class. Refreshments followed a social hour.
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Win Sas
Oscar Johnson
West Church Street
Cora Rouse
Lila Foster
Pub. Secy
Obituary of Miss Julia E. B. Lilley 1892 1931
Miss Julia E B Lilley daughter of the late Dr John and Sophia Lilley born April 24 1892 died March 20 1931 aged 98 years 10 months 26 days at her nephew A J Webb home Funeral services conducted by Rev Ed Clark of the Indian Methodist Church were held Monday March 23 She was the last survivor of eight children and is survived by many nephews and nieces Interment in Evergreen cemetery Old Ox Bow Hill resident lifelong with mild cheerful disposition Remembered by a large circle of relatives and friends
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Julia EB. Lilley
John and
Sophia Lilley
A. J. Webb
Ed Clark
Rigin Methodist Church
Ox Bow Hill
Evergreen Cemetery
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W. P. Rose
Cambridge Spring News
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J. 2. Gordon
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Clarendon
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W.C. T. US
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