Neighborhood Notes and Local Notices Breathing Through Corry
A miscellany of town life features report puffball sightings by Harry Bemis and exhibition by Paul Lines and George Kinley, local mushroom foragers, shop and market ads from Keister's and Whitaker’s, plus Labor Day plans, trips, and various community notices. Also noted are a hospital update on Lonnie Grant, Airport progress by Dyrat and Taylor, and local election campaign items, with social events at Maccabee Hall and Treasures from the Corry area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bemis
Doane Hardware
Paul Lines
George Kinley
Whitaker's
California
Will J. Wilcox
Charles
Register of Wills
Corry Hatch
Kane
Kane Fish and Game Club
Tionesta Hatchery
Kane Republican
Lonnie Grant
Titus
Ville
Miss Hazelant
Sewickley
Wien
Cor- Charles
Cook
Ray Dysand
Titusville
Frank Foye
Spline Memorial Airport
Dempseytown Road
Lee’ ‘Taylor
Dyrat
Taylor
Keister
Merle Cowles
Cleveland
Harry Spicer
Concord Street
Triple K Club
Cowles
Marion Smith
John T Boand
Merle Capwell
Geo. Bensink
Floyd Hammond
Columbus
Laura ‘Dodd
Eric
Corry
Charles H.watts
Beneficial Industrial Loan Corporation
Building and’ Loan Associations
Philadelphia
Pursona Finance Corporation
Corry Grange
Nast Store Improvements Brighten Men's Shop Display
The Nast Men's store unveiled a new illuminated display front matching the adjacent Ladies Shop. The redesigned frontage drew local interest as both stores lit up with attractively arranged windows. The Nast improvements mark a notable development in the retail district as fall merchandise arrives ahead of a planned Fall Opening Wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nast
Nast Company
Mission closes at St Elizabeth's Church
The Polish-Slavish Mission at St Elizabeth's Church wraps up this week with Rev Br Reiser and Rev Joseph J Gredler leading the final 7 30 service. Large congregations attended daily as the mission ends with solemn jurisdiction and papal blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth's Church
Br. Reiser
Joseph J. Gredler
Aged man killed on Cambridge farm in saw accident
In Cambridge township near Cambridge Springs Fred Steinholf aged 65 died instantly when a large buzz saw cut through his right lung after he slipped while cutting timber at William C Mathews farm. He toppled into the spinning blade as two companions watched. The saw powered by a strap engine shredded his shoulder and lung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stein‘hoff
Model cottage cheese fresh daily wagon or grocer
Daily made cottage cheese offered for sale from wagons and major grocers. Product marketed as fresh and local with broad distribution through retailers.
Produce Market Update From Pittsburgh Trade
United Press reports on September 6 that Pittsburgh wholesale produce shows slow demand across fruit and vegetable grades. Apples and onions noted as dull or steady, cabbage steady, potatoes mixed. various prices listed for apples cabbage onions and potatoes with regional sources including New York New Jersey Indiana Ohio and Michigan. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Arthur B Cardwell and daughter Betty Rae arriving in Seattle for a new job. political advertisement appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Buller
Weesa
Heny
Pittaburgh
N.Y
Penna
Mich
Indiana
New Jersey
Long Island
Ohio
Guilot
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Tbs
Wing-Willi Star Stores
West Virginia
Tnwn
Westway
W. G. Young
J. M. Gardner
Merle Haskel
William Coons
Ernest Bachomer
Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Lyle W. Foster
Foster
Hey
Mr. Foster
Luray
Hoover
Virginia Blue Ridge
Charles Costello
James Costello
A. B. Bugee
Concord Township
Anan
Jennie Southworth
Buffalo
Federated Church
Spring Creek
Tidioute
Mlyria
Tionesta
East Hickory
Garnett
Spring Creeks
Spring Creek Cemetery
Ralph Danielson
Welter Stephenson
George Adams
Elmer Sliuss
Jub Maynard
Carl Donaldson
Central Service
George J. King
North Center St
Kerry
Brockman
E.E. Guignon
Joseph E. Leike
Cambridge
the Court House
Charley Schloss
Arthir B Cardwell
Betty Rae
Seattle
Wash
Cardwell
Politics
Labor Day
Dun Highe
New Exhibition
Monster
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