Grape Week Specials and Town Light Upgrade
Grape Week features include Glen dora pitted cherries at 10c and onions sale 2 for 33c, with Wilcox Grocery delivering. A major street lighting upgrade to Renova promises five times more illumination at one ninth the cost, approved at a special council meeting, estimated near $10,000. Also noted are local events, accidents, medical updates, and business notices across Kane and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendora
Ige
Matoes
Wilcox Grocery
Renova
T. H. Roberts
Renavo Editon
Ughtine
Ass‘n Hall
Freddie Eimers
Local man treated after 18 foot barn fall
Howard Gillette, 40, of Conneaut township, was admitted to Spencer hospital Meadville for possible rib fractures and a back injury after falling about 18 feet from a haymow to the barn floor. The impact was cushioned by hay. His condition was not serious. John McDowell of El township died after an extended illness at 85. Allan Hasbrouck, recovering from an open hysterectomy at Corry hospital, returned home. Various church and ladies group notices follow, including dinners and meetings. Clifford Rexford Estes, 21, son of Mr and Mrs William Osies of Market street, died at St. Vincent's hospital Erie after about a week ill. services planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane Community Hospital
Lois Port
G. W. Knowlton
East
Washington St
Kane
Fisher
Kane Send
John P. Shay
John Fitzsimmons
Lanston
Pia
Cash Oil Company
Titusville
Chuck Run
Billy Herrmann
Robert Herrmann
Metz
Court House J
Warren
Edward Archbold
Brokenstraw Township
Model Dairy Co
Robert Hatch
North East
Corry ‘Hospital
Townsend Club
Schuler
Kane Republican
Coteco
General Motor
Cotécoil
West South St
Chas
Chas. Cronin, Manager, Ie —Bradford; Peter Peretshini
Cal
Bradford Hospital
Minard Run Hill
Bradford
E. Cernetti
Kanston’s
Coun Ty
Jamestown
Paull R. Crawford
Emienton
Emilenton’ Road
St. Petersburg
Sam Uncapher
Turkey City
Emlenton
Crawford
Meadville School Board
Corcoresaes Local
Meadville
CIO Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Meadville ‘Malleable Iron Company
National Labor Relations Board
Clarence Carter
Frankin
Frantelin Hospital
Richard Jones
Seneca Street
Jersey
United States
Maine
Califonia
L. B. Carter
Erie
J. P. Schneeberger
Ellis Electric Store
Howard Gillette
Conneaut Township
Spencer Hospital
Gillette
John McDowell
el Township
Clarion County
SormaSton
Allan Hasbrouck
Corry Hospital
Concord Street
Women's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Ditmer
James Buell
Corry, Paatti
Spencer Ladies Aid Society
Eva Crowell
West Smith Street
Ladies of
Clifford Rexford Estes
William Osies
Market Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mondiay
Kimber Bellis
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Arbuckle
Grove
Valley Cemetery
Lake Pleasant
Vera Chase
Waterford
Richard Keyes
Harry Estes
David Curtis
Donald Beninit
Columbus
Harrisbig
Healed Burns Without a Scar Claim for San-Cura Ointment
Hattie S Pitts of Washington DC reports her sister burned by coal oil flare with no scar after using San-Cura Ointment. The ad urges antiseptic use for minor sores and skin irritations and recommends Metaled San-Cura Soap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virites
Hattie S. Pitts
Town Circle
Washington, D. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wing- Willi Star
Heinz
LUX Soap Sweetheart Soap Libero
Eelig
Woodbury
Lifebody
IVORY
SAUER
truVal
Mac
TriVal
Bernstein Brothers
Thomas Motor Co
Ginton Street
Dial
Corry, Pa
William
Hawke
Esther Tiger
Burger
du Bois
Firestone
Fred Schwing-Loten Dinsmoor
Veterans of Foreign
Wats
Department
Leo Moerschbacher
Philipsburg
VFW
Walter H. Scott
Ais
James J
Davis
U. S
James J. Davis
Willkie Club
Traction Bldg
Corry
Willkie-for-President Club
Coleman
E. E. Guignon
N. Center St
Clippercraft
Corry's Greatest Clothiers
C. D
Abingo Wed
Horniblock
Bedmmien
V. FW
Woman's Relief Corps
Mary and Martha
Presbyterian Church
Ross Fehrman
North Center Street
Stanley Anderson
Ralph van Serhof
Marion Smith
U. B. Ladies Aid Society
Frank Harvey
Wheelock
Eged Ohe
Harley Banks
J. A. Lanston
Roy Street
Morris Chapin
EE. Hawkins
Reich
Caer
Campbell's
Dallas
Pc Cut Drug Store
Tuld
Hig Vonue
Penn
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