City and Vicinity News Briefs From Saturday
Local items note a drug store hours issue and sales at grocers all amid scattered notices. A body found in the Schuylkill River near Pottsetown is identified as an unknown German man with money and papers in his pockets. A matinee and evening performance at the Library Theater features Colonel Fred the wonder horse with a souvenir for children. Four Jamestown youths canoe a 110 mile downriver trek from Frewsburg to Franklin in two days with two canoes.
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Knight
Dirhams Drug Store
Nrutolae
Durhamy
Gorman Wan
Schuy Jiu
Pottatown
Tires Boy
Fivery
Corry
Library Theater
Fred
Admirnion Band
Jamestown
Albert Underwood
Leslie Clarke
Wilton Hidy
William Jones
Conowango
Frewsburg
Franklin
Warren
Somanby
Trasai
Memorial Day Plant Sale Offers Luxurious Bedding Plants
Memorial Day highlights a large selection of hydrangeas, Spirens pink and white geraniums, fuchsias, petunias, rambler roses, verbenas, and many fancy plants. Bedding plants include Salvia, Coleus, cannas, alyssum, begonias, ivy, and more. Also stocked are tomato and cabbage plants ready now. Beds for cemeteries and baskets available, with iron salt water watering vases for sale.
Local notices mix sales warnings and community updates
A jumble of small-town items covers sales at Knighta and Weed's Shoe Store, a watch gift idea for commencement, a window-damage incident on Washington Street, a postponed DuPont powder demonstration, eye exams by Dr. O Padoll, a social update on Ida Eisenhawer, John Dogan joining Darby Dempsey at Kettinning Barber Shop, a canceled excursion to Buffalo and Niagara Falls, and possible new sandstone industry near Tionesta with plans for a 1200 ton daily plant and 75 jobs.
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Kodak
Dihame
Girbie
G. N. Roberts
Washington Street
Booder Proberty
DuPont
W. B. Morri Man
Waterford
Dr. O. Padoll
Ajax Bldg
Mit —Mise
Ida Eisenhawer
Shepton Welrl
Hulton
Grand Junction Col
Warry Harvey Barger
Tris & Nuttrimontal Bareau
Hazelton Resson
John Dogan
Darby Dempsey
Kettinning
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo
Niagara
George W. Boyd
Tionesta
Wade
Clupatanda
Tlonesta
American Plate Glass Company
Kane
Bricky City Wall Paper Cleaner 0c at Durhamu
Fragmented local notices and odd ads mix with a court docket update and a personal birthday remembrance. Messages reference Durham area shopping offers, a flower delivery note, and a town paper’s 40th birthday thank you from the Blizard publisher.
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Durhamu
Kimball'a
Weeds Shoe
Durham
Durhams
Knighta
Forest County
Warren County
Breenhouse
Haszard
P. W. Howen
H. G. McKnight
Grace Granted Bail After Indictment for Alleged Murder Attempt
Daisy Grace, indicted on drugging and assault charges against her young husband, was released on $5,000 bond in Atlanta. She had been jailed since the indictment weeks earlier.
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Atlanta
Daisy Grace
Chess Logomursina
Grace
Logo Tmarsina
A Measure of Merit Endorsed by Corry Citizens
William Tuttle of 917 Center Street Corry Pa testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble and nocturnal urination. He praises the remedy for relieving back pain and urges readers to buy Doan's at local drug stores. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is sole US agent.
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Corry
Corry Peopl
William Tuttle
Center Street
Doan
Durham
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Breaking Home Ties painting donated to Norristown library
Helen Hovenfen of Plymouth Meeting presented to Conshohocken High School the painting Breaking Home Ties by Thomas Hovenden. The artist was killed near his home at Plymouth Meeting while trying to wave a child from danger on the Trenton Cutoff railroad years ago. The work has been widely copied and reproduced in many American homes.
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Hovenden
Norristown
Helen Hovenfen
Plymouth Meeting
Conshohocken Mgth School
Thomas Hovenden
Arlat
Iriiaz
Trenton Cutot
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. E. Pettit, Florist
E. Mote Su Union
Barmain
Henderson
N. Center
Weed's Shoe Store
Knights
Utod
Mrs. Grace
Lyric Theater
Dandy Lubin
May Buckley Wath
Waler
Steen
West Main Street
Steen’s
Toggery
Corry, PA
Bernstein Bros
Clothiers
W. H. Duffy & Co
South Center St