Lavery May Be Candidate for County Office
Ferus Nov 21 Lavery, a former national athlete and Good Roads Club secretary, is rumored to consider running for county commissioner. Backers note his record and recent election support. Lavery says he will decide soon and will devote full time if elected.
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Ferus
Lavery
Dowuptija
Univid
Ariistery
Nathall
Reyes Olub
Brie
Caverya
Joseph Rapin
Ferie
Jamie Ak
Fie County Commission
Grivory
Ani
Nurses Met At Erie Yesterday District 7 Meeting
Delegation from Gerry town represented by Miss Davis and Warshouse attended the Erie gathering of District No 7 of the GON. Visiting Nurses’ Association hosted a noon meal, with hourlong reports and a state convention summary from Wilken Base. Laurie highlighted district delegates, and plans for January events were discussed.
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GON
Erie
Ahan Warshouse
Mies
Davis
Wilken Base
Miu Anata
Laurie
Two Children Perish In Fire In Scranton
A tragic blaze in Scranton kills two children, daughters of Mo Kurosky, near Moscow, as the family home is destroyed. Salvation Army volunteers describe thorough damage and call for clothing and furniture donations, with a fundraising sale planned for the coming week to aid affected victims.
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Scraniun
Ray Uy
Joseph Kurosky
Moscow
Salvation Army
Guy Yiniting
Scranton
New Strike Likely at Scranton Coal Field
Scranton November 24 delegates from mine locals report in favor of a walkout on December 4 unless the Pennsylvania Coal Po makes changes in foremen. If another strike occurs about 10 000 miners could be affected.
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Scranton
Cal
Pittwan
Pennsylvania Coal Po
Don’t Get Up Nights Now Promised Cure Ad
An advertorial for a bladder and kidney remedy touts Lith ibtod Wuehu Keller formula as a cheap medicine that claims to relieve nightly urination and bladder irritation. It mentions a man from Bartle Presk Michigan and cites various supposed ingredients and benefits. The copy urges readers to write to a laboratory in Merhanisburg for the product.
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TK D. Neblett
Oak St
Bartle Presk
Mia
Enneil
Keller
al Thoms
Downey
Aes Laboratory
Merhanisburg
Boy Scouts plan busy month with events and athletics
The Baptist Troop and Corry Scouts move toward full National folding as indoor shooting starts in two weeks, a firey father and son banquet is set for December 4 at the Presbyterian gym with a weiner and sauerkraut fair, and December 6 marks Physical Education Day with plans for an indoor scout meet featuring tug of war and other athletic displays. The surge comes as girl scouts spur boys to launch a fuller program across the town.
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Baptist
Corry Scouts
Presbyterian Gymnasium
Minty
Ning
Venice
Columbus Items and Personals in Altoona and Corry
Columbus items recount a shooting near a moonshine plant leaving Jesse and Joe Perri wounded. Paul Raymond, awaiting surgery, is also hospitalized. The piece notes community services, a church hunt and supper, the Community Aid’s December bazaar, and local visits and social notes from Corry and nearby towns.
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Altoowa
Win
Jesse
Joe Perri
Amebry
Paul Raymond
Columbus
John Priortvieid
Haldiwin
Buffalo
Hia Khite
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Corton
Mexico
Grand Opera
United States Grand Opera Company
Andresas Dippel
Directo Metropolitan
Chicago Opera Association
Richard’ Wagner
Die Walkuere
Ernest Knoch
Park Theatre
Gwendolyn Leo
Warren Savings Bank & Trust Company
Warren Pa
A. M. Litz
N. Center St
Better Shoe Repairing
BOY Scouts
Andrew B, McKelvey
Horn Block
Center St
Bell Phone &M
Bell Phone
Corry
Nubone
Margaret Hand
F. W. Black
Stanley
California
New England
Sahara
Harold P. Wcray
Bell
Main St
JG Jenkins
Community Aid
Aid
Desiree
Suttivin
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Sanday
Louis Mourie
Frednin
Charles Simpson
Fran. Spoon
Grayling
George McKelyay
Makeslee
Moshy
Memphis
Tenn
Andeunele
Won Schrambling
E)e Miller
Cambridge Springs
Elgin
V. E. Phillips
The
Hallmark Jeweler
J. H. Wright
Warren National Bank
Liberty and
Second Sts
National Bank of Corry
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