Local Fatality and Aftermath Amid Weekend Events
A man named Hicherd Fie, 60, was found dead in a barn near Shealsleyville by Greenville over the weekend. A separate report notes a Grange hall celebration for Jon Vettenburg’s group, with gifts and a lunch. A highway crash near West firkt and Went resulted in minor injuries and a 40-foot embankment fall involving a truck loaded with bottled wine. The Townville bank building suffered $1,500 to $2,000 damage from a gasoline explosion on Main Street. Ice creamers and a shoe repair shop are mentioned in a damaged paragraph describing weekend incidents.
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Hicherd Fie
Shealsleyville
Greenville
George Wytur
Shaws Lanting
Meddville-Coehianiton
Sitaredag
Aight
West Firkt
Bankuen
Moe Orn
Townville Bank
Boraueh
A.M. Litz
Corry area notes beyond hospital briefings and ads
Disjointed notices from Corry and vicinity report hospital discharges and injuries after accidents, local shop ads, coal sales, and community announcements. Events include a sowing list of Christmas cards, a Red Cross drive success, school head Ralph Dewey convalescing, various residents discharged or recovering, and upcoming church and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Call N. Cohen & Sons Coal
H.T. Gray
du Bois
Eileen Williams
Jewell Flower Shop
Ith
First day deer kill indicated record near Torpedo
Snow and poor visibility hindered hunting as a Deer Kill record appeared possible. Fred Barton of Pairview Street weighed 126 pounds near Torpedo, Charles Costello from Concord Street 75 pounds, and Guy Hurlburt on West Pred eriai Street 100 pounds near Bull Till Sheffield RAND Py. Weather warnings and dangerous conditions limited shooting today.
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Fred Barton
Pairview Street
Torpedo
Charles Costello
Concord Street
Guy Hurlburt
West Prederiai Street
Ponds
Bull Till
Sheffield
RAND
Deer hunters expect record bag in Greensburg area
State game officials in Greensburg say antlerless deer may reach a historic high as hunters prepare for a daylong effort. They estimate up to 500 deer could be taken in the district, marking one of the largest hunts in the area’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trauby
Greensburg
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Wing-Willi Star Stores
Campbell's
York State
Lee
Sunsweet
Prunes
Grange Menbers
Ind Feends
Mtr
Mel
Jon Vettenburg
Grange
Hornblock
Philes 177
Sin Ritico Irantitities Autanisite
Amecican Bergttan
Matzemite Philew Featuren
Zabitie Falzyn
Phileo
Philco
Sea
Root’s Furniture Store
Will Yd Wilcox
Wilford Wextley
Clymey
Corry Hospital
Bona
J A Swarm
Liberty Street
Ralph S. Déwey
East Frederick Street
Oris
Anna Frieseman
York Street
Slonnsil
Helen Louise Ree
Ridgway
Joseph Soapavic
St Marys
Minbar Run
Neve
Miss Reed
George Lanse
Big Run
Frank Balio
Ford Street
St. Marys
Sospavic
Ballo
Enginesting Corps
Beeside Hill
Lanstons
Robert Murray
Blevid Schnepp
Colbert
Terresa Schnepp
Colbert Avenue
Colbert and
Moora Avenues
Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Arigus
Johnsonburg
Ridsway Road
Dolnsonburg
Stennett
Eugené Permanents
Perry Beatty Salon
Methodist Church
Corry Koupiti
Clement Millex
Spring Creek
Aaron Obrman
Baal Frederick Street
Curry Hogpil
Phillips Jewelry
Theresa Aeomp
William Reomp
Eric
Hamot Hospital
Salvation Army
Wintergreen Gorge
Belle Valley
Joan Huck
Lyle Zick
N. G. Hoaggal
Warren, Fai
Cory Hospital
Injidres
Riceville Corners
Vyanle Coffayo
Tantestown
Jane Hildam
Russell
Warren County
Jamestown
Jams Hemant
Andy Ariselpane
Wade Ham
Suneville
Joseph Hrummel
Titusville
of City
Carl Kellogg
Union City
Corry
C. E Bindley
Loltsville
Thule
Mia
W. W. Crater
Katherine
Erle
W. J. Bindley
Meadville
W. ©. Bindley
Ian Tierett
Lotisville
Toy Gillette
Enat Suithsteset
Mary Elizabeth Gillette
Oganle
Philadelphia
Lo Mely
Theodore Swanno
Rast Congress Osiets Asmistadt
Raymond S. Burr
C.artide
Askeily Bring
Leter Shanles
Shires
Charlotte
Mamie Mack
North Center Street
V. J. Phillips
North Center
Steet
Coats
Telfie
Miller's News and Sport
South Center St
Campbell’s Beans
United States Testing Co
Bernstein Bros
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