Local Visitors and Travel Notes From Warren and Corry
Warren and Corry residents are noted as visiting Erie and other cities for business and social reasons. Edward Allen of Warren wins a prize with Corry friends. H. C. Barnes and daughter visit Erie. May Lily Mattios mourns a family loss at Golianlan. several local residents attend meetings and gatherings in Warren, Erie, and surrounding towns. multiple names appear including Nichols, Jordan, Nuttall, Smith, Rogan, Waterhowe, and Weeks, with travel to New York and California planned for some.
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Edward
Sande
Warron
H.C. Barnes
Erie
Scott
Edward Allen
Warren Win & Corry
G. C. King
Starndon
Exsuidge Ries
Warren
Wity
J. B. Nichola
Weele
Dumteirk
Marjorie Jordan
Spartans Durg
Robert, Hourliln
Ute
Prine
Robert Hyerein Ibd
North Center
Toon
Marcor
Mink May Nevin
Itunvitle Jn
Ploronen Marvey
Wdinboro
Reaame
California
San Francisco
Clapp
Weatfield
Margiarite Cuttig
Wid
Benjamin Cutting
H.C. Wilton
Increased Local R R Business Boosts Hopeful Outlook
Commencing at seven o clock in the evening, an additional yard crew was put on in the Joa Ponnay yards. This resumes the freight business after a lulls, signaling an improvement in local railroad activity. Carl Duck BON leads the yard shift with five men. The High School senior class members Arline Drought and others returned from a trip to Washington and Philadelphia, while Mr. and Mrs. Mutle Watros attended a wedding related event in Wheelock. Mrs. Sarah Gardner of Carendon is visiting Mrs. Prink Mlaly on West Wayne Street.
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Seven o'cWwok
Nyoning
Carl Duck Bon
Arhiine Drought
Marie Keppel
Gertrude Lynch
Seten Tobakon
Marjorie Auer
Nenior Clana
Washington
Motor car for section foreman joins Pennsy Buffalo division
A new motor car for a section foreman on the Buffalo Division of the Pennsy has arrived for use at Section Sept. O'Day of the city passed the required examinations successfully and the car has seen expected service. It will carry about the capacity awaiting final clearance.
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Buffalo
Oday
In Lak ing hl crew on routine train orders
Mr O Day leads the sainton wie Work as the crew works between thiy elty and Cly mor on routine train orders.
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Hitteen Mel
Mr. O'Day
beLween Thiy Elty
Clymor
Film listing notes multiple reels and titles at Dyrie
De Luxe Films presents Coxon and Winnie Greenwood in The Shoplifter two reels Thanhouser with Fro Labidis A Bird 18 a Bled Key lune and Police lve funny to follow with Garden of Love Margariti Fisher and Harry Poland featured Every reel guaranteed showing tonight at the Dyrie
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Id Coxon
Winnie Greenwood
Thanhouser
Fro| Labidis
Keylune
Margariti Fisher
Harry Poland
Dyrie
Trust Co Fine Report and Trespass Notice Published
The report of the condition of Trust Company shows deposits over 4.6 million with total assets above 5.7 million. A notice warns trespassers to stay off Grant Gaths farm on the south side of the public road in Con ford Township with prosecution promised.
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LE Ol Chu ‘Trust Company
Avell Conressionno
Up State
Hains Vepartinon
Pennsylvania
Conford
Grant Gaths
Coffee lovers welcome at Winger and Williams Grocery
Free coffee available on Wednesday and Saturday at Winger and Williams Grocery. Chay and Sanborn Coffee brand promoted with no purchase required. Local shoppers encouraged to visit for a free sample offer.
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Winger and Williams
Chay
Sanborn
Adylwhii
Dramatic Club Party Celebrates Miss Sterly’s Birthday
The Deep Purple cast and other performers hosted a dinner and stage program for Miss Sterly at 7 Washington Street. Attendees included Clara Rime full Young and an Alsie Broad Way cast with Alan Wolken and Donald. The event closed with a dainty supper and well wishes for many happy returns.
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Amun
Clara Rime
Alsie
Alan Wolken
Donald Fall
Vitagraph
Steely
Mrs Kate King Dies at 44 in Wayne Township
Mrs Kate King of Carter Hill Wayne township died yesterday afternoon at 3 20 from a complication of diseases. She was 44 and survived by her husband and three children. Funeral services will be held at the house Sunday at 11 o clock a m and interment will follow in the cemetery at McCray Church.
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Kate King
Carter Hill
Wayne Township
Funers
Camtery
McCray Church
Scarce Fishing Tackle and Imports Strain Market
The era of plentiful ereols and baskets is over as trout fishermen grow anxious to display their gear full of fish yet wary to conceal when luck fails. The scarce articles come from France, where fighting has been heaviest, and importers cannot secure supply this year.
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France
Deep Purple Ae Delayed Screening At Amuse-U Tonight
A Vitagraph feature titled The Deep Purple Ae did not recolva tt yesterday will show tonight at 6 at the Amuse-U theater. The screening stars Susan Walker and Donald Hall in a period drama presented with local fanfare.
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Susan Walker
Donald Hall
Cheese Factory to Open Thursday April 15th
Corry Milk Products Co announces the opening of a new cheese factory on Thursday April 15th with a local maker involved. Prices look good for customers and further data may be provided at the factory after start. Secretary R Briggs notes the company will begin production of cheese products at this new facility.
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Elaés
AgsHt Vth
Chigexs Pricops
Corry Milsk Products Mig. CO
R. Briggs
Awk
State Guard Bill Signed Today In Hurrinborg
Governor Drumbaugh signed the Adame DIL the previous day authorizing a complete reorganization of the National Guard. The plan raises unit strength from ten to twenty five and shifts appointment power to the Governor rather than elected by militia members.
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Tasted Prowe
Hurrinborg
Drumbaugh Wilay
Nationa
Higly Tani
Gav
Stolen horse and wagon reported near Jamestown area
A dark bay mare horse with a white star on the forehead and a road wagon were stolen from a farmer named Persons living between Jamestown and Gerry New York. Police alert suggests the thief may be heading toward this vicinity from Pennsylvania.
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Tylay
Jamestown
Abidne
Garry
N.Y
Pennsylvania
Lillian Guild Elects Officers for Next Year
Members of the Lillian Guild of Emmanuel Church elected officers for the coming year at a Thursday evening meeting led by Mrs R N Weaver. President Mrs Rh N Weaver, Vice President Mrs J W Clemotte, Secretary Mrs CM Couch, Treasurer Mrs MO Waller were chosen. A social luncheon followed the business session.
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Lillian Guid
Emmanuel
R. N. Weaver
Rh. N. Weaver
J. W. Clpmette
CM. Couch
Aaa
MO. Waller
Unfortunate Found Unconscious Near Coal Sheds
An apparently intoxicated man was found unconscious near the First Avenue Coal Sheds. A physician was summoned and he was later taken home. The duration he lay there is unknown.
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First Avenue
Hin
Seeds trade proposal for farm products and syrup
A fragmented note offers Clover and Timothy farm and garden seeds in exchange for Maple Syrup or other farm products. The text is incomplete and unclear about locations or parties.
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Knowston Dro
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Matinee Daily
Enigmarelle
Wah-Let-Ka
Willard
Ruth
Cyclonians
Dodd
Buddie
Vaudville
Lily
Mattios
Golianlan
Alan
Weeks & Wrexdon
New York
New Canaan
N. Y
Winger & Williams
Chase & Sanborn
J. A. Reed
R.R
Arcade
DR. Dewitt Jackson
9Th St. Brie
Noah and Throat
Maln Bt
Corry
Cohen
Mfg
Lillian Guild
Palm
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