Hubbard man arraigned on concealed weapon charge
Mike Soten of Hubbard was held for court on charges of carrying concealed weapons when arraigned before an alderman in Sharon. He was arrested near the Mercer Tube Co. plant where operations were halted. Over 300 buyers attended the opening day of the jail furniture market at Jamestown yesterday. Christmas greeting cards and assortments were sold at 50c and 1.00 from The Work of Life Book Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Soten
Hubbard
Sharon
Mercer Tube Co
Jamestown
Wore of Life Book Shop
Luther J. King
Seldon Brooks
Meadville
Brosles
Van
Frank Modeski
Erie
Thomas P. Giles
Wranier Bells
Magnus Johnson
John Applebee
Wrightsville
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
B. A. Hook
I Hook
Alfred Haenel
Amd
Charlestubertz
American Sunday School Union Missionary
Commodore Mills
A. H. Homer & Co
Sheffield
Alf My Landon
Roosevelt
Arthur Sweeny
Duditer General
Warren R. Roberts
L. J. Rowe
Altruistic Circle Meets at Concord Street Home
The Altruistic Circle held a meeting yesterday at Mr Fred Lauer’s Concord street residence with eight members, a quitterss was served and lunch provided, reflecting a small social gathering. The same issue notes a parish hall rummage sale by the Guild this Saturday all day and includes local notices about transportation routes and road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lauer
Concord Street
Tlhan Guild
Smethport
Journal
Jamestown City
Mary Moran
Jack Baker
Afr
James Binare
New Era Club meeting and Christmas party planned
An New Era Club meeting was held at Mrs. C S Wallace home with Miss Louise Whiteley leading the devotion. Mrs H Anderson and Mrs Wallace conducted the story topic. games followed led by Mrs Glen Dickson. A lunch was served by Mrs N J Dickson and others. The next gathering, a Christmas party, is set for Mrs Robert Doles home on December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Wallace
Louise Whiteley
She
Anderson
Wallace
Glen Dickson
N. J. Dickson
Louise Winkteley
Robert Dole
Crawford M. Woods Company
Clarion County
Alfred M. Landon
Congress
Van's
Friends of
The
Inters
Sarah Orilla Little
Corry Hospital
Stacken-Keating
Wrightsville
Erie County
Waterford
Tn Albinn
Ridsway
Resistativer Pathe
Stackpole
St. Mary
L. C. Straessley
Johnsonburg
End the Feel-Punk Day: Kellogg Au Bray Cereal Ad
An old Kellogg advertisement touts Au Bray high bulk cereal as a safe laxative. It promises relief from dull headaches and low appetite, claiming scientific tests prove safety and effectiveness. Consumers urged to eat two tablespoonfuls daily or more in stubborn cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg Company
Former Corry Woman Dies in Youngstown Prayer League Speaker
Word reached here of the death of Mrs Eliza McDowwall who passed away in Youngstown. Mrs McDowell formerly lived in Corry. The body will be brought here Saturday for burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. All Baptists of Corry are invited to attend the prayer meeting this evening and hear Marie Stoosz, secretary of the Missionary Prayer League of New York City. Everyone is urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Peterson
Corry Hospital
A. A. Buchels
Pittsville
Dempseytown
Po. A
St. Edward's
Pontiac
East South Street
Corry
Alabian Society
M. . Church
H. L. Gulicis
Arthur Foster
J. E
Thomas Motor Co
Meadville State Highway Patrol
H. J . Cunningham
C. H. Blocker
Venango County
Lee A. McCracken
Co . 81
Conneaut
Neds
Conneaut Lake-Meadville Road
Louis Roberts
Canneaut Lake
Youngstown
League
Eliza McDowwall
C. Mirs. McDowell
Pite Stove
Baptists of
Coury
Marie Stoosz
Missionary Prayer League of
New York City
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Campbell’s Tomato Soup
ADI
Wheaties
Florida
Crisco
Potatoes
Peck
Texas Juice
Ivanhoe
Campbell's
Wing - Willi Star Stores
Deseseaes
Ance
Member
Federal Reserve System
the Federal Deposit
Ths. Corp
Washington, D.C
Will J. Wilcox
Stockton
First Avenue
T&t
New York State
Daniel A. Reed
Clare Barnes
Mr. Reed
Chevrolet
Byrer County
Travelers Rest
Torry
New York
Ers
Nurs
Nonth Center St
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