Corpy Hager and local events highlight Centerville notices
Fragmented local items report Dr A Rees in a playful rookie role with Omar the ent Maker and corporal Ragen, a car crash near Centerville injuring Minnie Mint and others, a Wiggeat show featuring Cony’s littlest citizens, a charity sale at Quality Cash, a Meadvill e city meet on sewage plans, and the death of Mrs Addie Rice wife of Platentia Hick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. A. Rees
Omar
Corporal Ragen
West South Street
Charles M. Pratt
R. D
Centerville
Minnie Mint
Carey
Cony
Corporal Hager
Corry Rebel Fund
Genterville
Addie C. “Rice
Platentia Hick
Wrensier MI
Pleming Ai
Meadville
Woodman Circle
Margaret Walters
N. Cohen & Sons
Golden Links
Methodist Episcopal Church
C.F. Brown
North Center Street
George Wood
Wood
Spartansburg
Brown
Clemmy Butters
May
Potatoes for sale and local notices in week
Local ads announce potato prices and delivery options, with contact details for Will J. Wilcox and A. D. King. The page also lists various town notices including road upgrades, hospital news, civic meetings, social events, and public safety announcements from Corry and nearby areas.
Meadville pianist wins scholarship and prize in local contest
Grace Hiltkamp of Meadville won three scholarships to the Pennsylvania College of Music and a $50 prize in a piano contest held in Meadville last night. Contestants from Meadville and nearby towns entered. An October 27 event sponsored by the college will feature violinists and vocalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hiltkamp
Meadville
Pennsylvania College of Music
Ol City
Tryonville
Lockport
Pennsylvania. College of Music
Stop Night Coughing Product Ad Claim
An advertisement promotes Thoxine as a prescription throat cough remedy claiming relief within 15 minutes for night coughing and sore throat. It asserts prevention of night coughing, targets irritated throats, and guarantees money back with prices 33¢, 0c, and $1.00, sold at Keister's Drug Store and other outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iit
Keister
Gambling by Capone Bared in Income Trial
A bookie testified that Al Capone placed four to five bets daily during two Hawthorne racing seasons and lost substantial sums. Mil ton Held, called by the defense, estimated Capone lost between 8,000 and 12,000 at Hawthorne in 1924 26 and 12,000 in 1925 26. He stated Capone did not own gambling houses. testimony aims to show Capone as a major gambler, not a bookmaker, amid tax charge context. Also notes Rev Albert Young sermons and other items in the same column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Wilcox
A. D. King
Werner's Corners
Pranklin
Parsons
Kelly's
Nurses Alumina Association
The
Corry Hospital
Ohio
Mishel
Meadville
Facl
Salil Horace Albright
National Parks
Wilbur
Hubert
Wilton Skoomin
Hbis
Clymer
Sutton
HL. Rowe
East Wayne S Street
Miodlegield
Re. Poral Eugen
Ridisyny
Ray Black
United Press
Federal Building
Chicsso
al Capone
Milton Held
Capone
United States
James H. Wilkerson
Diight
Green
Held
Hawthorne
Hat
Also Mentioned on This Page
White Flyer
Hershey's
Chase & Sanborn
Geneva
Wing-Willi Star Stores
City Chine
State Department of Health
Corry
All Way Electric
the Arcade
Cosmos Chemical Co
Jamestown
Axgi Levin
Deadje
Oscar C.bergdahl
Warren
Jamestown Automobille Club
Norman
Dom Bine
Mott Street
Call
Seid
Franklin School Board
American Legion
Franklin High School
C. A. Linendell
Union News
Depot
Altoona
Pennsylvania State Sunday School Association
Harry B. Paisley
Philadelphia
Seasions
Standard Oil Company of
California
Tikisville
Wb.a
Macabee Hall
Victory
Frank Morris
South Centur
Washington School
Thas Haan Pogbpono
Clean Shreve
Union Chm Re. “Oe
Columbia
Winter
Coles Hott
E. E. Guignon
Pittsburgh
Varish Hall
Lillian Guild
Guy Abbey
Curay
Eugen
Emmy Cordell
Bernice Belknap
Corporal Magen
Lld’s Conservation League
Richard A. Rolt
Lloyd Atone
Corry Rejkef Fund
Alma Rhodes
Concorde Community House
Journal
Elin Shafer
West
Pleasant Street
Oflice
Kansas City, Mo
Barbers
Cinderella
E. Doane
W. Main St
Hawthorne Track
Albert
Young
Ni Y
Pentecostal Church
Ning
Worth Hammond
Cinic
Hagen
Corry Relief Fund
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