Baptist News of Interest at TAB Midweek Prayer Service
The midweek prayer service at TAB is led by Chon 5 and new leadership updates follow. Next Sunday Rev CA Shard BD of Philadelphia will give two addresses, AF Kotteamp of Warren PA speaks for the NCA, and Pastor A L Rath begins work November the fifth amid busy schedules. A contributed article by Fhaw 6 of New Jersey notes events, jokes, and various items while Donald William’s condition worsens at home per today’s report.
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Eastem Star meeting features Erie official visit
Corry City Chapter of Eastern Star held a regular meeting with Mrs. Minnie C. Martin presiding. District deputy Worthy Matron Mrs. Lillian MacLeod of Erie attended, accompanied by several Gridley and Erie members. A school of instruction, solos, and refreshments followed, making the evening engaging and profitable. A birth announcement notes a son born to Mr and Mrs Kop pat of Park street on October 2.
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Town and County News Roundup Highlights
Local notices describe drilling interest on the John Scunlet farm in Forest County, a toy sale, a Halloween party planning, a bridge of social events at Pleasantville and Pleasant Hill, a hospital endowment boost, and a railroad-related accident with injuries. The items reference Forest County, Whig Hill, East Main, and Centenary areas with names like John Scunlet, Mayor Thomas Brows, and Governor Picchgt in background notes.
Vane Banker Promotes Home Treatment Claim
A garbled notice touts a home treatment linked to a banker named Vane in Valley Parke Mo. It claims relief within hours and urges readers to contact Thomas Rowney for details. The text is unclear and seems promotional in nature with medical wording.
Community events in Columbus and nearby towns
Columbus notes report a budget supper at the local church with a radio concert to follow, a Community Aid meeting set for October 25, and a Grange fair planned for October 27 with no premiums. The item notes several local visits, travel plans, and changes in trolley service affecting shopping trips to Jamestown and Corry.
Change of Life Loses Terrors in Greenville Letter
Letters from women in Greenville Pa praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief after severe illness. They report weight loss recovery, increased energy, and renewed vitality following use. The notices invite other women to write for personal inquiries about the treatment and its effects.
Embers of Lutheran church social and sale notices
Friday evening at eight o'clock the embers of He Lutheran church aid Friends are cordially invited to a Tal Jewe'en pantry at the home of br sind Nog. Much effort has been put forth to make this anniversary events. there will be a Tarkis writer relief. Men's all wool four pocket overcoats $3.50 at St Pierre Johnson's. Lunge for sale one of the finest beau tiful homes in the city on the North side. Owner is a boat to remove From Carry will sell at great price and on easy terms. Mrx Wilbur Wilson fell on the steps of the Port Office building yesterday, spraining her ankle and breaking a bone in her hand. The Imperial hotel is listed for sale at a great bargain. Bazaar and chicken supper by Beaverdam M. E. Church members.
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