Injured man dies after crossing near Harborcreek subway
Seventy seven year old Sherman Shearer of Wesleyville died in St. Vincent's hospital after injuries from being struck by L F Walker's car on November 5 near the Buffalo road intersection east of the Harborcreek subway. The collision occurred as he crossed in mist near the south curb. Survived by son Carl Shearer, daughter Mrs O B Henry, and brother Jol Shearer.
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Drie
Shearer
R. D
Wesleyville
St. Vincent's Hospital
Buffalo Road
Ibabic
Walker
Mc. Shearer
Union City
Carl Shearer
Station Road
0. B. Henry
Jol Shearer
Minnesota
Body Identified After Lake Case In Buffalo
The unidentified body found in a lake on a Detroit bound steamer was identified at the Buffalo coroner’s morgue as Aniel Chilecall, a 227 Buffalo automobile salesman who had been missing since July. Evidence included dental work, a vest, and a leather belt matching Chilecall’s. The body was too decomposed for instant recognition and was prepared for burial after examination by Dr. J Nelgon Healey.
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Dunrasun
Blood
Aniel Chilecall
Buffalo Automobile
Detroit
Lake Steamer
J. Nelgon Healey
Buffalo
Butalo
Sergeant Byrne
Buffalo Police Force
Pred Farnham
Chilesti
Theody
Coruner
Dr Pierce's Prescription Claimed To Restore Health
A reader reports health improvement after using Favorite Prescription from Dr Pierce's Clinic Buffalo New York stating prior weight loss weakness and spells were relieved. The letter mentions a Mrs B Harti and a son at 2201 French Street and requests free medical advice via question blanks in the package.
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Amos
B Harti
Thave
Pierce
Buffalo, N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Ford Sees Real Prosperity Ahead From Stable Times
Henry Ford predicts a coming era of real prosperity not feverish gains. He told United Press in Detroit that widespread work continues, tariffs should vanish, and the nation must abandon old panic habits to reach lasting, practical growth.
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Ford
Hiller
Meaty Fort
Alrend
America
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Dearborn
Artis
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Miracl
United States
Santa Claus
Germany
Benefit party planned by Corry Knights for St Edward’s hall
Edward Berry as chairman and a committee sketch plans for a benefit card party to be held in St Edward's hall on Tuesday evening November 24. The affair is sponsored by Corry Council Knights of Columbus and proceeds will aid their basketball fund.
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Edward Berry
St. Edward’s Hall
Corry Council
Knights of Columbus
Humorous address draws large Methodist crowd
Roy B. Newell entertained a near full Methodist Episcopal audience with rapid fire wit and topical jokes. The program praised by attendees, with a freewill offering noted. The Pulconer Male Chorus of twenty four voices is slated for Sunday November 29 with tickets at twenty five cents.
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Roy B. Newell
M. E. Church
Falconer
Mr. Newell
Newell
Classified Advertising Classified guidance and categories from the journal
The page outlines advertising rules and classifications for readers and advertisers. It lists sections such as Personal, Automobiles, Building and Contracting, Dressmaking, Heating and Plumbing, Insurance, Laundering, Moving, Printing, and Professional Services, with notes on acceptance and pricing.
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Taylors
Bala
Osterea
Bouda
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Capponne
Mello
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Utah
Smoots
Salt
City
Washington
Help
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STARR
Corry, Pa
McSweeney School
Zeveland
Ganvassers
Pickett
Corry
A. J. Hicks
Elk St
Dempsey'’s
North Center Street
H. Gs Warner
Geblige MacDonald
Stevens
C.J. Follett
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