Building and Loan Move in Corry Aims to Aid Home Building
An enthusiastic meeting of the organizing committee in Corry discussed forming a building and loan association to help workers buy homes. A subcommittee was appointed to draft regulations, aiming for simple rules and broad participation, with emphasis on saving and thrift rather than investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butlythe and Laan Association
Porter
Pliny
Hidaly
AML
Warren Dokosay
Will C. Murray
T. R. Alles
Tuws
Mice Comini
Ollige Elt- Jed
Philadelphia
Inter
Women bomb trains and stations in English incident
An irregular report from Jess Stockport, England, dated April 41x, describes a female-led sabotage of railway infrastructure near London and Oxford Surrey. No passengers or crew were injured. The act is linked to suffragette protests associated with Mrs. Munkhurst. A disrupted timetable and damage to track are noted, with railway officials promising investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockport
England
London Northwest Railway
Munkhurst
London
Oxford
Surrey
Ailway Company
Axia Rms
Uli
France Honors Morgan at Funeral Train Arrival
United Press reports Morgan’s remains arrived by funeral train, placed aboard the LaBrance, with a military salute as it reached the station. About twenty thousand people gathered as the casket was removed and readied for its journey to New York, while French infantry fired a salute and bands played both nations’ hymns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hunyre
Prunes
Apel
J. P. Morgan
Rematha
Specter
LaBrance
New York
Lew Iarty
Basilion
Uvkten
Anphic
Sip
Elks Hold Installation At Corry Lodge 765
District Deputy Johny Hart of New Gustle officiated the annual installation of Corry lodge 765 officers. New officers included Rx. Ruler W. W. Morgaridee Lead Knight I P. Paine Loyal Knight A. Keating Loot Knight 37 Senate Secretary B. H. Davis Troy O. H. Andrews Chaplain M. N. Baker Inner Guard J. D. Bentley Tiler A. B. Keating Trustee J. W. Clough Representative to Grand Lodge N. Dell Darling A first class social session and buffet luncheon followed as Mr Hart departed for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johny Hart
New Gustle
Corry
W. W. Morgaridee
P. Paine
Keating
Senate
B. H. Davis
High Wind Threatens Cairo Sandbag Levees
Cairo faces rising flood risk as strong winds push water against improvised sandbag barriers. supplies are distributed citywide as residents brace for further pressure. A separate incident near Maple Avenue West saw R R Creston, a railroad worker, robbed by three tramps who fled with over twenty dollars after assaulting him. Police were alerted but could not recover the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Air, Wi
Catro
Vorsons
Maple Ave
Matt Creston
Erie Railroad
Hinds
Forentin McGrath
Vasile
East Eng
Foughs
Kurtz to Set Up Detroit Office for Bed Company
The Kurtz Bed Company plans to locate a Detroit branch after months of effort dating back to the Grand Rapids furniture exhibit. With a new working agreement, initial shipments to Detroit will begin within a week or two, followed by ongoing monthly brass bed shipments to the new interests there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kure Urass Bed Company
Detroit
Michigan
Abie Wusinds
Kurtz Company
Grand Rapids
Corry
Fine stock sale at Lindsey Place today
One of the biggest sales of Holstein cattle and horses is held at Ed Lindsey home in Lindsey Hollow. Auctioneer Powers leads the Dublin sale for the Executors of the late Mr. Lindsey, famed for high quality cattle. Cattle and horses, including Percherons, fetch high prices with potential totals in the thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lindsey
Lindsey Hollow
Lindsey Farm
Rome
Dublle
Powers
Lindsey Waa
We will never rain roses and plant trees for more roses
A reflective aphorism contrasts desire for beauty with the practical act of planting trees to grow future roses. The speaker emphasizes action over wishful thinking and links cultivation to eventual reward.
Bank bond stamp of approval aids investors in town
The Citizens Nations Bank bond department explains its role as expert investor and guarantor of bond quality. For twenty years the bank has bought bonds for its own account and has never missed a payment, offering 6 and 6 percent yields to the investing public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Nations Bank
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Stork
Mtoak
Warren National Bank
Warren Savings Bank
MARL
Barren Savings Bank
Puneyevama
France
Morgan
ELKS
Cairo
R. R. Workman
East End
R. R. Yards
Cresson
Altho
Wil
McGrath
Bolle
Kurtz
Michigan City
Lindsey Place
Orge
Ellot
Oil City Trust Co
Oil City, Pa
First National Bank
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