Halloween Party At Alma Anderson's Home On Brock Street
Alma Anderson hosted a Halloween party at her Brock Street home last evening for Sunday School members. Guests enjoyed games, refreshments, and various arrangements. local shops advertised fish and meats and a flower shop promotion. City tax reminders and notices from the treasurer appeared amid the mixed notices and community event snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Anderson
Brock Street
Wats
Nain
Cal
King
Modern Cares
Edward Hawkins
Mott Street
Warren
Andersen
Pourth Avenue
Merhanst
An Annes
Wis
Kelly's
Irene Humes
0. B
Vietnay
Local notes from East Main Street area and community events
Reports include Dr. W. Pettingill's improved health, a big Maccabee Hall dance with updated orchestra, Presbyterian Ladies Aid meeting, Halloween parties at Mt E Church and homes, soft coal at Hammond Elevator, glove sale at The Economy Store, a Buck and doe collision near Sabula, readers urged to see The Covered Wagon, and local home activities plus Community Day specials and upcoming mall events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilcox
East Main Street
Adulf
J. H. Marsh
The
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Wm. Masbroucie
Itrick Rouse
City
Martefiady
Robert Patterson
WideAware
Mt. E
Chhurch
Betty Allen
Hammond Elvator Co
DuBois
David Kinter
Sabula
Penieid
Peut
Kelly's
Brushes and Sundries Offer High Quality Toilet Brushes
A local ad promotes a complete line of highest quality toilet brushes designed for hard usage. It invites customers to view the selection and learn to distinguish a good brush from a cheap one, with explanations offered without obligation.
Social Happenings Highlight Busy Pleasant Attest
Mr Walter Rhodes hosted a Sidday School gathering at her home on Busy Pleasant attest Tuesday afternoon. About 15 members attended with names and laughter, followed by a delicious 6 o'clock supper. A later notice lists a 1941 pig sale and a bridal shower for Miss Margaret Foley in Sie Stein area with Norbert Nantes the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rhodes
M. Ee
H.C. Warner
Margaret Foley
Sie Tein Auret
Norbert Nantes
Ania
Pase
Erie
Heath
George Shandonn
Mine Lighting Plant Destroyed by Fire in Caledonia Hollow
A Shaynnyt Mining Company plant at Caledonia Hollow near Biles county town was totally destroyed by fire at dawn Monday. The facility supplied light for mines and treidives, hosting fire boilers two generators and three compressors. Loss is estimated at 40000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia Joer Tilant
Te Shayemyt Mining Company
Ajedonia Hollow
Biles County
Discharged Patient After Night Hospital Stay
Ridiway Louis Faullener of Shaw mut was discharged this morning from Elle Squnty Gensrat Hospital after a night there. Pal goupe and BL Barr were involved in a wreck on Ridgeway Street three miles from St Marys when a wagon turned over. No serious injuries reported. report notes cabbage sale at Will J. Wilcox's with home delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Faullener
Shawmut
Elle Squnty
Gensrat Hospital
Vaullener
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wing-Willi Stores & Markets
Hamburg
Wing-Willi Star Stores Inc
Rowe's
Flittner's
South Center St
Crapser’s Grocery
Wiedel Market
H. E. Ross
Sea
Mis Hewitt
Sir Hewitt Alls
R. Powellle
Arid Pet
North East
Hallowe'en
Ces Ae
London
Eng
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
NEW Star Theatre
Union City
Adolph Zukor
Jesse L Lasky
Essai
Dus
Cecil Deville
Tax Symphony
Matteahes Hall
E. Shoop
Corry Hospital
Joe James NM
Hilda
Place
Comgoleum
Lanston’s
Lanstons
Lanston
V. Cinh
Hallowe'en Park
Haight
D. L. Bracken
West
Pleasant Street
Ons
James C. Condra
Center St
Corry Pa
East Main
Concord Streets
Tam
Crapser's Grocery
Sam
Fish
Ham
Elvator Co
N. Cohen & Sons
Robitra
Keerlein
Henderson Piano Co. Ign
Arthur Cramier
Wayne County
Michigan
Republican Committee
Mall of the Welfare
Michigan State Federation
Woktents
Chicheste
D. Padoll
Optometrist
Byory
Corry, Pa
Teller Quay
Sam Jacobson & Co
Corry
Penna
Mathes
Stalia
Will J. Wilcox
R. E. Palmer CO
Quality Furniture Store
North Center ST
the National Bank
Absolutio Safety
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