Revival Opens at Pentecostal Assembly Here
Revival services begin tomorrow at Pentecostal Assembly No 8 South First Avenue led by evangelists Gordon R Bender Lew Ciiethi and W Mlayd Shiren from Pittsburgh. Meetings run daily except Monday with old fashioned salvation and testimonies inspiring attendees and encouraging revival in hearts.
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Penitecostt
South
First Avenue
Tasym
Hvangulish Gordon R Bender Lew Ciiethi
Mlayd Shiren
Pittsburgh
N Y Produce Market Report and Estate Notice
A scanned New York Produce Market sheet shows fluctuating prices across dairy, poultry, grains, and meats with notes on spot, freight, and quality. It includes an administrators notice for the Estate of Archie A Wetmore of Cory Pennsylvania, detailing letters of administration and claims process.
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Wade
TIVE
Manitoba Ark
Sho Shirhoe
Middle West
Archie A. Wetmore
Eite
Cory
Dingty
Hie
Pennsylvania
Este
Muld
Lela Wetmore
Admix
Corry
Don P. Smith
Findley Dance Pavilion Closed for Season at Findley Lake
Announcement by Verry and Shwss, owners of Grandview Pavilion at Findley Lake, says no more dances will be held this season. The Findley hall closed until spring when dancing parties will resume.
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Verry and
Shwss
Grandview
Findley Lake
Findley Hall
HathP T A Hears Talk By Miss Waller
The Hathh Paren biencures ett sotlution amet on Friday afternoon at 3 30 o clock. Miss Dorothy Waller spoke on the need for a new ping abe the advantages of a port- Abre plana for wheeboo use and the residents woul take the matter up at the next meeting. A committee with Mrs Buttersa isman was appointed to arrange hot lunch provisions for cold weather. A hotplate will be donated by Mrs Dirck for winter months and Ruth Publi volunteered to supervise noon cooking. A paper file would begin Monday.
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Doolittle
Thail
Mem
Smith
Jack Allanteris
Dorothy Waller
Miss Waller
Buttersaisman
Arts and Crafts Club Honors Two Members
The Arts and Crafts Club entertained at Mrs. Orear Any Dress on Hast South Street Friday after six with a ministerial business session. Two members, Mrs Trial and Miley Abjah White, were honored before leaving in November for Southern California for the winter. A rhymed verse by Mrs Minnie Brown amused guests as gifts were presented to the honorees. The dinner was served at 4 30.
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Mra. Orear
South Street
Ie Besor
Mra . Ac
Miley
Abjah White
Southern
Californiay
Eavh
San
Minnie Brown
Minnie
Salvation Army Col Stanyon to Speak at Corry Army Citadel
Col Thomas Stanyon of the Salvation Army arrives for a city speaking event in Corry. Adjutant Harry Heinshack and others accompany him as crowds fill the Army Citadel auditorium. extra seating arranged as tickets sell out across several schools and venues. A 1920 Maxwell car sale ad appears at the end.
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Corry
Thomas Stanyon
Poate
Salvation
Stanyon
Alexander & Co
Stangoo
Salvation Army
Evangeline Hooth
Army
Adjt
Harry Heinshack
Visional
Young Peoples
Captain Petrie
Titusville
Supt Meinstreet
Hatch
Airview
High School
Washington
Pleasant Street
Stolen Car Claimed by Jamestown Doctor in Columbus
A Chevrolet left by a thief who stole a tuning car from P. L. Dodd's garage in Columbus was owned by a Jamestown doctor who arrived today and claimed the vehicle. Police believe a Jamestown youth may have been involved in the theft.
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P. L. Dodd
Columbus
Jamestown
Race judges shot down by trainer in Portage lobby
Report from Akron dated October 2 describes a violent incident at the Portage lodging where Justye Gerhardly was shot near the heart and Jude Callen wounded in the chest as trainer Webb Warner of the Aldsich stables and others were involved in a confrontation with race judges.
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Akron
Sesling Vane
Pulige Ey
Webb
Warner
Aldsich Stables
Wo Gerhurd
Peter Callen
He Portage
Hoga
Justye Gerhardly
Jude Callen
Mrs Roger Bacon Visits Parents in Union City
Mrs Roger Bacon of Union City spends an afternoon visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Roy Rickerson on Frankollin Street, sharing time and family warmth in a local household.
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Roger Bacon
Union City Care
Roy Rickerson
Frankollin Street
Charges Dropped In Bridge Wreck Case
A Ridgway man faced escape charges after a wreck on Main Street near a bridge. The sedan struck a parked car, flipped, and damaged the bridge approach. No injuries among occupants. Police reported threats allegedly made by Sedola prior to arraignment. A separate incident involved a car crash injuring no one but damaging a vehicle and nearby fencing as the driver failed to stop at the scene.
Auto Wreck Near Franklin Ends With No Injury
An oil city man’s car crashed into a telegraph pole near Sugar Pine school on Friday morning after failing to see a sharp curve. The driver claimed speed was not excessive and a warning sign existed. The pole may be moved back from the curve following the incident. A silver umbrella handle was found and turned in to the Journal office.
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Pranklin
Toufina Cie
Rand
Sear
Sugarpniels School
Nie
Ture
Medicinal Ointment Promises Quick Relief at Low Cost
An early 20th century advertisement touts a sun cure ointment priced at 30 to 85 cents, claiming to heal burns, chapped skin, boils, and other conditions. It promises money back if ineffective and lists Ames & Co and Thomas Downey as sellers, with claims of rapid healing and suitability for babies and rough complexions.
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Ames & Co
Thomas Downey
Kndalyy
Gondru
Tituaville
Wanted: Office Work Evening and Saturday Help
Classified notice seeking light office duties with easy tasks daily and Saturday hours. Applicant details unclear due to OCR errors but requests steady work and a dedicated role.
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Pentecostal Assembly
N.Y
Charleston
Hatchp. T. A
OL. Stanyon
Corry Army Citadel
Zor
Maxwell
Misa Tulle Emery
Toudinis
Park Avenue
Lillo
Ray Ventnar
Herion
Bedala
Edie
Ridgway
IC Durbin
St. Marge
Pushin
Tharkin
von Witch
Franklin
Tonya
Wall 451
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Detroit
Ford Weekly
Roberts Shop
Stein
Eorge Arliss
Bor
of Young
Obey
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