Local Social Notes Highlight Community Events and Visits
The page lists numerous personal mentions including visits, weddings, and family news. Notable items reference Mr and Mrs Goole Hevuan hosting guests, Miss Leo Hurshirt returning to New York City, and Carlyle Harvey spending winter at home before resuming duties. The community church service plans and local social gatherings are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miy
Laws Rives
Brie
Lorluy
Kosey M. Buwrick
Akron
Canned Goods Ad Amid War Casualty Reports
A wartime preservers notice urges home canning without sugar to save supplies. The brief includes odd numeric strings as digits, emphasizing thrift and self reliance during shortages. No specific people or locations are named.
Services At St Elizabeth's Resume Amid Confusing Schedule
The notice outlines a resumed fall and winter schedule for St Elizabeth's Church with multiple times and activities for all ages. It mentions daytime and evening services, catechism and instruction for Catholics, and special devotions during the week, though the text is garbled and portions are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elianpeth's
Lieutenant Sears Recovers From Wounds
A garbled wartime bulletin reports Lieutenant Sears recovering from wounds sustained July 22. The fragment mentions other officers and a convoy route near an unnamed location, with reference to medical care and a return to duty planned after recovery.
Classified Fragments Appear in Journal Notice
Frayed OCR shows multiple small ads and notices: WANTED two avomen tn pir drives and a nurse by experience. FOR SALE small hut and jot. WANTED a volunteer or nurse for middle aged man. LOST a pocket book between Congress Street and Nultone. Reward. Address Journal Office. 210
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tecomminda
B.C. Journal Office
Jude
Congress Street
Pinder Vaye
Journal Ofice
Market Roundup From Titusville Wire Report
Furnished by Schmidt and Deory the market lists include Anavonda, Am SoyelLorn, Hide and Leather Preferred, Studebaker, Westinghouse, Nevada Copper, New York Central, Willys Overland, Virginia Woolen goods, Wright Martin Keele, General Bates, and Locomotive trades. Prices and listings show varied commodities and manufacturers in a broad regional page notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anavonda Gee. Am
Millvale Occ
Soiners Gem Studebaker Teekadooyten
Bamtall Couture Logs
Westinghowsy
Nevada Consol
New York Central
Willys Overland
Virginia
Guy Couiton & Co
Taililwin Locomotive
Sevenee
Morning style at Primniual Episcopal Church in Grove Welneck
Edward Durgent of Mundville leads service at Primnual Episcopal Church Grove Welneck tomorrow. Mek DA Little remains a tutor after departure of her husband Lente A Little to Overseas. He reports himself tired but well, while Wo tton dated Angist Lithwink claims receipt of tour vial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Welnck
Edward Durgent
Mundville
We Save Money By TP Moricca Shoe Repair
H C L urges customers to choose TP Moricca for shoe repair claiming P Morivea is the only factory trained man in Corry and offering first class work and materials with a guarantee to outlast competitors. O Sullivan’s rubber Neelys are praised as the best while ANITAN Center St features P Moriooa as proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TP Moricca
P. Morivea
Corry
O'Sullivan
Anitan
Center St
P. Moriooa
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Wil Muivon
Vsdell Petuptivd
Warren
Sisy Alvis Fobinon
Chigagy
L.Y. Wataon
Vitor
Moxander apeiGitt
Tia Vity
Wnaises
Iwiive
Goole Hevuan
Rowton
Sowish
Whitoe Wheats
Miest Presbyterian
Hell
Hulver
Mumut
Wapital
Mead
Valin
Syed
Titusville
R. R
Franklin
United States
Warren Savings Bank
ST. Elizabeth’s
Sears
Mie
Butterine
Schmidt & Deory
BELL
Commerce
Rie
Chay. Ray
Nex
Storey
Padoll
Byouight Specialite and Optometrist
Traotion Building
Carry
Seoirthige Beiters
Heifer
Weber
Hermo
Horne
Hay Tedder
Hay Rawk
Pring
New Land
Appro V. I. Powers
Child’s Crossing
Corry-Clymer Road
Bulalodi
Wenner Ehurn
Yalken Hirtley
U. S. Food Administration
York
West Main Street
National Bank of Corry
Corry, Pa
Mii
Alter
Noth
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