Civic Dinner and Armory events draw local crowds
Notices advertise a dinner dance at the Armory with balcony admission 25 cents, plus a Civic Dinner at Parish Hall on May 4 with tickets 1.50. Various rental ads appear, including a 5 passenger Jordan touring car and a 9 room house for sale, with local merchants cited as contacts.
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Wayne St
The
Armory
Studebaker
Tex
James T. Begg
Hildred Thompson
Corry
Goring
Liberty Street
Aspril
Dwollen Willy
Widck
Ouriness Goods Department
B. W. Brea
Centar
Taquize
Congreta
Eant Gonith
Robert Patterson
Franklin Steart
Covent
Bath
O. Bow
Begg
Board of Commerce
Bell 420
Mutual
Henily Midelis Nutoy
Mit
B. Wo
Kelly’s News Store
Downey's Drug Store
Lewis Cigar Store
Condra’s Drug Store
Upholstering and Repair Services Ad at Pleasant Street
A local ad offers upholstery and refinishing work at 44 Bath Pleasant St. The listing mentions moderate prices and reconstruction services with contact provided.
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Mont Moderte
Haingmay & Eoens Cor
Pleasant St
Death of Infant John Archit Seamens
Funeral arrangements announced for infant John Archit Seamens who died at home on Saturday night at 140 Sitielay Street. The family expresses sympathy and notes a prayer service at 1 o’clock this afternoon conducted by Mr. Williams of the M. Shire at the residence.
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John Archit
Teane Seamens
Hfauilie
Nott Center
Sitielay
Trina
Local notices and ads mix chores and events in a small town
The clipping blends event notices and sales ranging from a wedding acknowledgment to furniture, kitchenware, and farm listings. It mentions a marriage, a dance at an armory, admissions, and various bargain items with prices. The tone mirrors a bustling community page with numerous names and locations.
For Sale Bargain on E Washington Street Business Place
Good business location offered for quick sale on E Washington Street. Rental income listed at $100 per month. Listings by G A Stackton.
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E. Washington Street
G. A. Stackton
Local Meeting Notice and Classified Ads Blend
Tie Wowni's Relief Corpa holds a regular meeting Tuesday at 5 pm sharp with full attendance expected for initiations. The notice lists various household goods including electric stove polish, prune products, Crispo items, soap, and vegetables while offering a lot at 520 W Church Street with garage and easy terms from C Portes.
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Tie Wowni
Relief Corpa
Crisvo
Wood's
Church Street
Tug Howe
Upgv
Portes
What Will It Do The Modern Chamber Of Commerce
The article portrays the chamber as an efficient democratic body driving city improvement. Members submit written plans. top recommendations are acted on, others follow in order, with all requests considered. Directors and a secretary, aided by the American City Bureau, guide research and consulting support.
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American City Bureau
Who will run it the Corry Chamber of Commerce
The piece argues every member should be consulted in planning work and electing detectors, stressing one’s responsibility to the Chamber. It touts the group as essential to Corry’s progress and notes a $15 annual dues for mobilizing civic resources, payable quarterly, semi annually, or yearly.
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Holt
Mio
Chatman Lurhie
Denuine Beaver Board
Beaver Board
Beaver
Corry
Chamber of Commerce
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John Kimmy
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Willy
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Robert Patterton
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