Wednesday evening meeting notices and rental ad scraps
A collection of small notices mentions a Wednesday gathering at Me Rliss Pemming home and attendance requests. Also listed are a lower flat for rent at 171 Wright St, exchange offer for city property, a Corry Hospital meeting notice, a military attention request, and a used coal stove listing at Singer Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rliss Pemming
Wright
Riger Farm
Robert Patterson
Corry
Pwednestas
Olsioel
Vanes
Lattston
Tagie
Singer Shop
Franky Wilcox
Gerald Beaumbat
Gerah Beswmo
Ani the Srack
Voue
Denier
Yanies
Hellphone
BS Sex Street
Wayne Dyckes
Corry Cirle Child Conservation League of America
Muplfipil
Heond
Oil City
J. F. Rhoads Isd
W. S. Wifey
Division
Andiaver
PLA
Munday
Far Rocheste
Athliair
Vetyeun
Pennsylvania
Hber
Anitlcan
East Wayne St
Obe
L. B
Ere
Dory
del Verne
Royal Society
Easter Star Hall
Ciiss
Armin
Jarry Austen
Iin
Rochester
Jornal
Suriest Ak
My. Naitin
Seven J. Penney Co. employees injured in Studebaker crash
En route to Cleveland to attend a company convention, seven J. Penney Co. employees riding in a Studebaker veered on a slippery road between Grove City and Mercer, injuring Hewird McNell of Franklin the most. He is at 905 Buffalo Street with a severe scalp wound and other bruises, initially thought to have a skull fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Will J. Wilcox
Frank
J.& Penney Go
Cleveland
Studebaker
Grove Mby
Mercer
Algck
Sinn Tiny
Mori
Hewird McNell
Pranthin
Rayon Sa
W. Stennett & Sonty Shane—Kews
Winslow Glas Company
Kane
St. Paul's Eutheran Church
Mitchell Asks War Veterans Aid For National Defense
Former Army air service assistant chief Liam Mitchell telegraphs to World War II veterans asking help for a campaign to create a Department of National Defense. He writes that the American Legion could lead the move and urges solidarity with veterans from Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Department
United Press
Omaha
Neb
Qili—Coli
Dilly Mitchell
Army Air Service
Abatle
Washington
Tuli 1
Reyser
District of Columbia
Department of National Défenne
Army
Sind
Sip
Douiey
Fle Nabiguil Secarty
Ais
Natio the
American Legion
Texas
Iam
Liam Mitchell
Readers Meet at New Hotel for Luncheon
Yesterday at 1 o clock eighteen members of the Readers sat down to luncheon at the Hotel Corry. The club, first literary group entertained at the new hotel, enjoyed a fine three course meal before a program. Mrs Ella King, new president, presided and spoke of hopes for the season and read a letter from her grandfather Norman Newton traveling abroad. Roll call prompted short stories of summer experiences. The group planned to meet next week with Mrs Amelia Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouncheon
Corry
Ella
King
Norman Newton
Dead Reckoning Technique Incomplete Observations
The entry explains a method of dead reckoning when astronomical observations fail. It notes using last determined latitude and longitude, direction from a compass, rate of sailing, and time to compute position.
Navy Expected to Raise S-51 Submarine
United Press reports Secretary Wilbur anticipates raising and refitting the sunken submarine S-51 off Block Island to weigh recovery versus building a new submersible. Debate centers on cost, with officials considering salvage and possible rescue operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
Block Island
United Press
Washington
Navy
Sol
Widesidudi Howevar
Virpi Capes
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Wonder
Ker
P&g
Barde
Lyktty Furniture Polish
Chipso
MEAT
Hormel
Hormel's
Bridy Jayers
G. Thomas Construction Company
Rowe
Bell
Eugene Heath
West Smith Street
Gomez and
Tase
Adress
Wobiet
Vare
Journal Ofc
Jewell’s
East Main St
Boyd Auer
Jewel's
Thessheimy
Ig New Hern West
Minieter Guild
Jens Thin Bost
Lage
Vest
Singer
Detton Deminie
Kent
Bivens
Stenners & Son
John C Ribler
Poe Washington
Mitchell
NEW Hotel
Gordon
Everat
LW. Steere & Soin
Irs
THE
Corry CO
Smith Si
Sam Jacobson & Co
One Price Clothiers
Corry, Penna
Togs Ak
Aetomat
Wiltur
Tice Ter
Une Ary
Marion Etreet
Baptist Phyrch
Will
St Edward's All
J. A. Lanston
N. Center St
Eure Sa
John W. Lambing
West Park Place
Bell 131
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