Community notices and ads mix in Meadville area rag
A cluttered local section lists Monuments and cleaning services, a railroad guard report, fashion items, a church meeting notice, a birth announcement for Mrs Ken Howard’s baby girl, minstrel show details, theater seats, a local poet’s tribute, and community club notices. Includes Meadsville items and dates, with several personal notices and event promos.
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Norfolk
Steen
Tosgery
Stean
Torgery
Blm
Ken Howard
Columbus Avemis
Howard
Altho
Bis
Ayr
Wi Corry
William Pfeifer
Hes
Library Theater
Bikks
Dabbitt’s
James Welkli
James Canning
Beautiful Easter Plants and Flowers at Pettit Florist
In Corry A. E. Pettit, Florist invites visitors to view the largest stock of Easter plants and flowers. Greenhouses are lighted evenings for convenience. Specialties include Lilies, Azaleas, Hyacinths, tulips, Daffodils, Hydrangeas, ferns, and more. 410 Main St Bell 701. Three blocks from depot. Union 841.
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Starr
Maawe Ave
Corry Vacuum Cleaning Co
Bell
Union
Adyigtt -Meadville
Koch
Corry
A. E. Pettit
Florist
Main St
Uulon
Fringes of Lyric Theater Offer A Trio Of Plays
The Lyric Theater presents a varied bill with a Western Sundown and Fatty and the Bandits, plus In the Web drama and Forest Rose. A special 2 reel Thanhauser show is listed for tomorrow with other valued entertainments.
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Forest Rose
Thanhauser
Walker-Tailored fashion and flood rumors in town
New four perial wide neckties at eon's Toggery advertise Walker tailored quality as a Spring Salt or Overcoat measure program. A rehearsal of the Wks Minstraia at Nee Building this evening and a general flood report via photos by Lillie are noted. A runaway wagon incident near freight houses drew a crowd. Mr Keyser of the Babbitt store reports his Philadelphia mother anxious after fake flood telegrams.
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Eon
Toggery
Nee Bldg
Walker
Northrow
Columbus
Lillie
Nord
Eaith Center
N. Center St
Keyser
Babbitt
Philadelphia
Mr. Keyser
Needlework Aid Shipment Heads to Dayton Tonight
A hundred garments packed by Needlework Aid was set for express to Dayton Ohio for the Food Sufferers Society. Delays at Wu Brie slowed the dispatch but local efforts continue with 200 garments distributed this year and more supplies planned to meet needs at home.
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Express
Ted Crows Society
Dayton
Ohio
Woodward
Uline
New Owners Plan Big Improvements at Cutting Store
Wultalo party has purchased Wie store saw mill and cheese factory at Cutting. They plan major improvements, reopen cheese operations, and develop the property. A top cheese maker from Western New York will oversee the plant, with buildings upgraded to wood condition. The Case estate under cultivation will also contribute to neighborhood growth.
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New York State
Wii Aiso
Afternoon Erie Trains Annulled Amid Track Trouble
Morning Erie service ran near schedule on the division but this afternoon all trains were annulled Nos 7 and 11 were dropped. Further problems were reported along the western lines near Satamanon with poor track conditions. Train No 8 was canceled and no passenger service was attempted on the division after the morning trains.
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Erie
Destruction of French Creek Bridge Damages Area
A steel bridge over French Creek on the new chiel road was burned out and demolished late Wednesday night. The bridge, built last year at about five thousand dollars, caused heavy damage to the creek branch area. A temporary structure is being arranged to replace it.
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Chiel
Branch Croek
Columbus House Burned Last Night
A Ramfall dwelling owned by Floyl Robylin on Rathway Street burned to the ground, its roof gone by morning. Neighbors reported a blaze three rods from Columbia, gaining headway before locals could intervene, leaving the building entirely consumed. The family had just moved out, and no active flames remained. The fire’s origin is unknown.
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Floyl Robylin
Rathway
Pennsy Train Makes Long Detour
Engineer Will O Neil of the Pennsy passenger train 62 kept to schedule today after a flood disrupted routes. He previously detoured via Ashtabula and the Lake Shore, enduring several days of trying travel before returning to near normal service. O Neil is regarded as one of Pennsy's most capable engines.
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Will O'Nea
Fennsy
Pitigbore
Ashtabula
Lake Shore
Ar. O'Neil
A B Garretson Leads Railroad Conductors Pay Demand
A B Garretson, president of the Railroad Conductors, heads a campaign demanding higher wages. The move mobilizes members across the union seeking improved pay and benefits amid rising costs and labor tensions.
Railmen, Garretson Seek Wage Increase Conference
President Garretson plans a conference with railroad managers to discuss raising wages in a joint effort with President Lee of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. A nationwide wave of wage demands is reported amid the effort.
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Garretson
Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad
Weather snapshot across cities shows mixed skies
A compact weather brief reports conditions in multiple cities including New York 61 clear Albany cloudy, Atlantic City 62 cloudy, Boston cloudy, Buffalo cloudy, Chicago cloudy, St Louis 44 rain, New Orleans 74 cloudy, Wilmington 68 cloudy, Philadelphia 6. The report uses brief phrases and includes several inconsistent tokens.
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Temp
New York
Albany St
Agantic
Courses for Teachers at Edis boro State Normal School
Special methods in grammar history geography and music. School management psychology general methods history of education agriculture. Review classes in all common branches. Spring term opens Tuesday April 1 1926.
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Edisboro State Normal School
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Jergen’s
Downey’s Drug Store
French Creek
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Hoyt Robbins
Pennsy
A. B. Garretson
United States Weather Bureau
Sp. Sm
Bernstein Bros Clothiers and Furnishers
Lindsley
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Salvation Army
Richard EF. Holz
Campbell
Newman
D. Main
Warren
Vanderpool
Titusville
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