FOR SALE ADS LINE FRAGMENTARY LISTINGS
A patrol of mixed classified style lines shows multiple for sale notices. Items include a touring car, a two and a half acre property with a house and barn, a modern room house, a globe saddle, root slats, and a steam house, all with contact addresses in Corry and Columbus areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John Carl
East Pleasant Street
Howe
Wayne Street
St. Pierre
Main Street
Globe Saddle
Gates, Corry
R. D
Bell Pitione
Lberty
For Rent Listings From a Historic City Paper
For rent ads show multiple options: six rooms and bath at Hammond Elevator Co frontage on East Congress Street, garage at 141 East Congress Street, finished rooms suitable for housekeeping with hot water electricity at 417 B South Street, Bell 42, newly furnished apartments at Nos 116 First Avenue through L. D. West, 584 West Church Street, furnished rooms for light housekeeping adults only at 318 West Church Street.
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Bath
Hammond Elevator Company
East
Congress Street
South Street
Bell
First Avenue
Inquira
Mills Announces Candidacy for Erie County Director of the Poor
Agate Homer A Mills of East Springfield Pennsylvania announces his candidacy for the office of Director of the Poor of Erie County subject to the Republican primaries on September 8 1923 Support solicited respectfully for the candidate in this public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Tam a candidate for County Commissioner on Republican Prohibition tickets
Charles R. Davis of Bath announces Tam as a candidate for County Commissioner at the primaries on September 18. The platform stresses Good Roads and Law Enforcement. Voters are respectfully solicited for support on the Republican and Prohibition tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waiter Corry
Candidate for District Attorney in Elis County Joins Primary
Elmer D Loosa announces his candidacy for the office of District Attorney of Elis County subject to the September 18 1923 primary. He makes the pledge to enforce the law impartially and improve county prosecutions.
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Elis County
Elmer D, Loosa
First Methodist Church Weekly Schedule and Events
Sunday has 10:00 Sunday School 11:00 Public Worship 6:45 Young People's meeting 7:30 Preaching service Additional info lists Center and Pleasant streets church welcoming attendees 11:00 A.M. Public Worship includes Lord's Supper. Epworth League 7 P.M. topic Fields for Social Service led by Eva Kepler. Thursday features Evening Worship 7:45 P.M. Lecture by Rev Maud Seymite on The Battle of Civilization. official board monthly meeting noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Smock
First Methodist Church
Freemanici Chacell
M. Redinger
E. Brooks
JAS P.M. Epworth League
Eva Kepler
Sesmon
Maud Seymite
Buffalo
N.Y
Church services and notices from multiple congregations
Sunday schedules for First Church of Christ Scientist and First Baptist Church list service times, Sunday School, subject sermons, and midweek meetings. Notables include Miss Helen Wallace of Franklin College, and events at Brokenstraw Park. Advent Christian Church Essex also noted.
Columbus Community Church Service and Sessions
Columbus Community Church in Columbus Pa led by Rev L J Bighmey offers an 11:00 preaching session on About Wishers of Meri 2:00 Sunday School and 7:00 Young People's meeting followed by 8:00 Evening service with the topic In the Balances.
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Columbus Community Church
Columbus
L. J. Bighmey
The Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Service Invite
The Christian and Missionary Alliance Church at East Washington Street and Maple Avenue announces May 1 services. Rev H A M preaches at 11 00 A M with Sunday School for all ages. 12 90 PM sermon topic The Law of Reckoning. Evening gospel service at 7 90 P M with evangelistic sermon The Message of the Gospel. Special invitation to bring youth for the 7 90 P M meeting. Labor Day invitation to attend with friends.
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First Baptist Church
First Baptist
West Pleasant Street
Second Avenuue
S. Monroe
Helen Wallace
Pranklin College
Pranklin
Ind
Young Peoples
Brokenstraw Park
Fuller
Bible School
Christian’ and Missionary Alliance
Washington Street
Maple Avenue
H. A
Raity
Salvation Army Meets Across Washington and Park Streets
The Salvation Army under Ensign and Mrs. John J. Brunner announces a weekend program with 6:00 P.M. Young Peoples Legion, 7:00 P.M. band at the hospital, 11:00 A.M. holiness service, 2:00 P.M. Sunday School company meeting, and an 8:00 P.M. old fashioned gospel service. Ensign Brunner to speak on The Sin of the Devil J. John 2:8 inviting all to attend with children and invite others.
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Salvation Army
Washington and
Park Streets
Ensign
John J. Brunner
Y. P. Sergt
Cummings
Young Peoples Legion
Ensign Brunner
Emmanuel Church Baptism and Confirmation Visit
The Rt. Rev. John Cumberlain Ward Bishop of the Diocese of Erie will visit Emmanuel Episcopal Church at Smith and Center streets on Sunday September 2 to administer Holy Baptism and the rite of Confirmation. Services begin at 11 o clock.
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Emmanuel Church
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Corner Smith and
Center Streets
Mortimer S. Ashton
John Cumberlain Ward
Diocese of
Erie
St Paul Lutheran Church Service Tomorrow
St Paul Lutheran Church on Bonth and Concord Streets invites all to worship. Rev Willian Frail pastor conducts morning services at 11:00 A M with a Chief Service and a 745 P M vesper. sermon theme is They Live That I Now Live. Highway of Life meditation announced. extended invitation to all seeking worship.
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ST. Pai
St. Paul
Home Wedding This Morning In Corry City
A pretty wedding was solemnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Doane as their daughter Marion wed Clifton M. Howard. The ceremony by Rev. M. S. Ashton at 9 oclock was attended only by immediate family. The couple will reside at 108 West Smith Street after a wedding trip to Williamsport, the Lackawanna Trail, Harrisburg, Philadelphia and Atlantic City. The groom is a Second Lieutenant and works at Corry City Electric Light Company. Attendants from out of town included Miss Lucile Raymond of Cleveland and Mr. Harold Howard of Buffalo.
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O. E. Doane
Marion
Clifton M. Howard
Mte
Westley A. Howard
North Center Street
M. 8. Ashton
Co. A
Corry City
Lucile Raymond
Cleveland
Harold Howard
Buffalo
N.Y
Presbyterians Resume Services September 9th
Rev J A Martin of Greenville has accepted a call to the pulpit at First Presbyterian. Ten services will be held in the church tomorrow, with his duties to begin Sunday September 9 as all church activities resume.
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J. A. Martin
Greenville
First Presbyterian Church
Martin
Corry Girl Graduates from University of Pennsylvania Training School
Miss Verna Anders, daughter of Mr and Mrs Abert Andersort of 25 Grove Street, completed a three year training course at the University of Pennsylvania training school for nurses in Philadelphia. She is expected home tomorrow for an indefinite period. The class, among the largest ever graduated from the U of P training school, includes nearly a hundred. Commencement exercises will be held late November. Her three years and two months of training earned high commendation from hospital officials. She has had several opportunities across the eastern states, which she has declined. As treasurer and business manager of the Year Book Staff she earned much credit and the class Year Book was a success. Miss Anderson is also a member of the American Red Cross Society, having served three months as visiting nurse in the slums of Philadelphia.
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Verna Anders Auughter
Abert Andersort
Grove Street
Tis
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Miss Anderson
U. of P
Miss Andersson
American Red Cross Society
Hitus Delphin
Sealed bids for Corry Fire Department Building No 2
Sealed proposals will be received by the City of Corry Pennsylvania until 2 pm on September 7th 1925 for the erection of Fire Department Building No 2 on East Washington Street opposite Parke Street in the Second Ward. Bids must be on forms furnished by the City Engineer and include a certified check for 10000 dollars. The council may reject any or all bids and plans are on file in the City Engineer’s Office.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Bop
Eyeation of Tire Department
East Washington Street
Parke Treet
Cony
Uie
Council
Nevin R, Dickson
Chy
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Palespigs
Jos Kosmoski
Corry R
Pontion
Mutual
A. Davies
Jamestown
Fannie Collier
Heberling
M.eare
Journal An
Baying
John Black
East Wayuie Street
Findley
Agtte
Homer A. Mills
East Springfield
First Church OF Christ
Scientist
Scientist Pur Street
Christ Jesus
Helen Winflace
Inital
Advent Christian Church
Essex
Alliance Church
Gene Rodemich
Bebe—Fox
R. E. Palmer Co
Center St
Virgil
Milton
Mr. Tupson
Children’s School
R. F. Livermore Co
Alec
Maxwell
Detroit
Chalmers
Carry Garage
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