Village News and Notices from Renovo and Vicinity
Community notes include a dance at the Pavilion Wadnoaday BIEHE in Concord Delaware and Niagara Groups in tame bankers, a help-wanted ad for a dry goods sales position with experience preferred, hunting publication offers, a Presbyterian women's meeting, Swiss relief funds for Switzerland, a recounting of the Star Spangled Banner anniversary, and local farm and frost reports. Also reported are fruit shipments, a Broadway-style show, and the death of Samuel Stier from Renovo after a train accident.
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Simon Huber Macob Gainder
John Mathyer
New Company D Elects Roy Smith Commander at Old City
In Indiana encampment, Company D of the Sixteenth Regiment faced a captain vacancy after Captain McGregor retired and first and second lieutenants declined. Roy Smith, official of Oil City TESLE company, was unanimously elected head by Colonel Rickards with Smith's military background cited.
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Old City
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Oil City Teslé Company
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Napoleon
Chamber of Commerce
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National Guard of
New York
Final Cup Series Game Grows Near at Kurtva High
The Final Cup Series game to morrow at Kurtva High School promises a decisive outcome with the winner taking Rosay. The event is scheduled for 4 o'clock, with a calm call to assemble for the match as local fans anticipate a strong turnout.
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Kurt
New Era Club Meeting Evening At Mrs Road Home
About twenty five Young Indies of the New Era Ghut met with Mine Katherine Road at her home on East Washington. Mies Helle Kelm was present and led an interesting group as hostesses served refreshments and the evening passed pleasantly.
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Katherine
Eest Washington
Mies Helle Kelm
New Jourdet Store Opens in Cameron Building
The Jourdet store at Cameron Building on South Cantar Street opened today with a well furnished interior and a stock of kitchen cabinets and rugs. Jourdet intends to feature a large line of rugs and the famous kitchen cabinet plus other house furnishings with periodic big special offerings to boost sales.
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Stors
B. M. Jourdet
Cameron Building
Cantar Street
Jourdet
Mrs Mery Carey Dies at Eighty Five
Mrs Mery Carey passed away at her home East end Church atracry Monday evening at age eighty five. Survived by three sons Fink Caray of Cleveland Ohio Toba of North Carolina and Albert of Ann Arbor Michigan and one daughter Mrs Hannah Uantgan of Cleveland Ohio. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday morning at 9 30 at St Thomas church.
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Mary Garey
East Wnd Church
Prices of 1879 grocery bills spark interesting comparison
A late afternoon discovery of old grocery slips at the Peikinatore on South Center shows 1879 prices. Ten pounds of sugar billed at 1.18 dollars, flour 1.95 to 4.00, butter 25 cents, lard 10 cents, baking powder 40 to 20 cents, soap 7 cents, matches 8 cents per box, and smaller boxes. Captain J D Hentley ran the store, highlighting shifts in price levels since then.
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Tme
J. D. Hentley
Fire at Baeder Building Near Bria Hotel
A small fire started at the foot of a one story building adjoining the Bria Hotel on North Center Street this afternoon. Firefighters extinguished the blaze with little damage after it was thought to have begun from a tinder repair kit. The incident was contained by the fire department.
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Bria Hotel
North Center Atrest
OUE
Fire Department
Phillip and Dry Lanes Trimm
Phillip and Dry Lanes Trimm refer to a local item noted in a clipped newspaper fragment. The text is partial and lacks clear event context, but indicates a namesake action or adjustment involving individuals named Phillip and Dry Lanes, with possible formal proceedings or decisions implied.
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