Boy Killed in Kerosene Blast In Oil City
A 9 or 10 year old boy, grandson of Mrs J Davison, was killed when a barrel of kerosene exploded at a Sandy Creek farm between Sandy bake and Cochwantin. The Davison family, long residents of the area, had ties to the Basin Women’s Club cafeteria. Details remain scarce beyond the blast fatally injuring the child in Oil City on a Wednesday morning. In a separate note, the Salvation Army’s Adjutant Brunner will receive a Luk motor from the South Side Business Men’s Association to aid emergency work. The motor will be used in emergencies and Brunner will train to operate it.
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Oil City
South Side Business Men's Asso
Mercer
Salvation Army
OM City
Arthur Davison
Gordon A. Davison
George
Magee
HL Fa J. Davison
Basin Women’s Club
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Davismy
Sandy Bake
Cochwantin
Jobh Brunner
South Side
Meni's Association
We Salvation Ary
Adjutant Bunter
Boy Scouts Plan Overnight Hike With Troops 5 6 and 7
The Boy Scouts of troops 5, 6 and 7 will start their Spilag program with an overnight hike this weekend. The event begins Friday evening at 4 from the Episcopy eneh. Scouts must bring meals and basic gear. exhibitors at Junior High will have safety demonstrations and a display about equipment use.
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Boy Scouts of
Troops
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Card Party at St Elizabeths Hall for Parish Fund
A pleasant card party last evening at St Elizabeths Parish Hall supported the church fund. Bridge tables carried awards to MM Han Haight, Mrs. J L Spiesman and Mrs. Howard J Sheen. Refreshments served by Mrs Theodore Fox, Mrs W H Merrick and Mrs Paul Weber. Attendees enjoyed a delightful evening.
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ST. Elizabeth’s Hall
Netu
St. Elizabeth's
Aim
MM Han Haight
J. L. Spiesman
Howard J. Sheen
Theodore Fox
W. H. Merrick
Paul Weber
First Ward Resident Celebrates Birthday
Mrs. Johanna Goring of 583 Liberty Street marked her eighty fourth birthday on Wednesday evening. She actively helped serve a well prepared lunch for guests, the event drawing many from the old city to share in the festivities.
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First Ward
Johanna Goring
Liberty Stroet
Jeung Mirgely
Tok
Corry
Bjirtudity
Mahy Gomilnw
S S S Blood Building Promises from Fresh Vegetables
An aging market ad extols S S S Blood Builder claiming daily use builds red blood cells and strengthens body and mind. It touts natural vegetable content and rapid assimilation, urging men to exercise, sun, and maintain appetite while promising vital health benefits.
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S.S.S
Classified memorials and wares in late 19th century ad
A jumble of classified ads lists memorials and goods for sale with prices. It includes Wanted items and services, rents, furnished houses, household equipment, groceries, and tools. Varied entries mention locations such as West Pleasant and Main streets, with references to merchants, repairs, and personal notices. The legible items point to a bustling community marketplace with assorted listings and addresses.
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ADJ. Brunner
Tie Business Men's Association
BOY Scouts
Mugh Sexton
Wlgin
Condra Pharmacy
Thomas Downey
Ugbest Srate
STARR
Weetington
Femcia
Wanye
Veetis
Padulls
Livesvck
Steadman
Fanny
Pbs
Heers & Welle
Aly
Amrdy
Ibestea
West Pleasant
Edishon
Peivars
Sam Pee
Ant
Tohn B. Patterson
Hal Tilton
April Dat
Gengard
Wig
Sted Lipper
Wayne
Polatesjn Elven
Gneve
Ginkw
Sakr
Mala Biain Pan
Adie
Tome
Thule
Phos Wit
Wain City
Has
Gant Zarden
West Bond St
Congress St
Aav Meste
Jon Ad Inite Alzeety
Inguire Papperi
Faniss
Le—Monern Pricks Awetting
Frederick Street
Thomas Jensey
Juire
Fourth Avenue
SAL Ak
Diurzehn
Bingley Dales
ATA Rave Bios
Dreminye Amg of Mé
Wade
Paul Rob
Abs
Ait Tarim
Eastman
Seth Thomas
Herschede
Westclox Alarms
Tiny Tim America
W. E. Phillips
Kgnjola
Susan Bendsr
Susan Benderty
Stein
Fmudieflie
America Omangold
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