Indians Visit Told In Early Corry Memory
An old letter to the Journal recalls a Corry area visit by Indians in earlier days. The narrative describes encounters with nomads, a sudden assault on a Southern woman’s home, and villagers’ fear as observers watched the intruders march south. The piece reflects on how such events shaped local memory and the fading presence of that era’s Native Americans.
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Harriet Trill Hall
Gregarney
Corry
Haniet
Jill Hull
Panik Price
Aie 1 Blac
Flere
Sean
Indy
Cneirhborn
Elyitiaitiots
Rome
The Best Asset Anyone Can Have is Healthy Kidneys
Fragmented text references health and kidneys with unclear names and numbers. It hints at a health advocacy angle and mentions figures like millions of dollars and individuals such as Dr Piercy, without coherent events or dates. The readable content emphasizes kidney health and potential fundraising or recognition.
Petunia Varieties Improve Garden Display And Care
Garden hints describe growing petunias for homes and window boxes. Emphasis on Rosy Morn petunia, varieties with long drooping stems, rich veinings, and exhibition towers. Advice covers seed sowing, transplant timing, protection from rain, and spacing to achieve dense summer coverage with vivid colors.
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Avery
Calor Ji
Emi
She Walsh
Carter Hill News Items
Local notes from Carter Hill report church meeting at Beaverdam and guests of the DeWey Hod e and the Millers. Many visits and illnesses are recorded including Mary Ellen Follett being sick, funeral in New York, and Corry hospital patient Goldie Patterson. Road work and cattle milling are mentioned as the roads dry.
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Carter Hipu
Oneres Mill Dean
Beaverdam
DeWwey
Clarence Miller
Will Thompson
Leonard Hayes
Haley Beomson
Mary Ellen Follett
L. Slye
Warren
Marsha Juskolski
Walter Parkhurst
Clynien N.Y
Plorynee Grosentt
Robert Proctor
En Pronettur
Lluie Purenta
J. Proctor
Florence Cooper
Hustburt
Corry
Wrouley
Taylor
Chow Prieto
Parkhurst
Nelson Williams Wis
B. A
Cata
Cory
J. Poflett
A. Hills
Witter Barkhurst
Wwe
Byron Hodge
Goldie Patterson
Corry Hospital
Raymond Silidnesky
Checks Worth 1700 Stolen in Erie County Robbery
In Erie County a delivery truck from Erie County Mill Association lost checks totaling 1700 during a Tuesday afternoon robbery. A Second National Bank stop payment was issued as police traced the scene near Erie Daily Products Co. The driver alerted the association, prompting a public warning to prevent cashing by small stores or gas stations.
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Erie
Erie County Mill Association
Erie County
de Mille Aesapiation
Onte
Association
Girl Scout Leader Talk At Salvation Army Citadel
Maude Beccnury national Guard Teacher from New York will speak on the Girl Scout question at the Salvation Army Citadel. Adj Hazelwood assisted by Sant Ingin Boy Scout organizer Wesel Pennsylvania and others will attend. Music and singing promised.
Automobile For Every Family In Country
United Press reports from Washington that the U S Bureau of Public Roads says nearly every U S family owns a car. On January 4 1928 there was one motor vehicle for every 5 13 persons. States collected 401 061 132 from 1927 registration and license fees. New York leads with almost 2 000 000 cars.
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United Press
Washington
United States
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
New York
Waffle Dinner Brings Big Community Turnout
Around 100 guests attended a waffle dinner last evening in the M church dining room hosted by the Golden Links class. The menu featured waffles, sausage, pastries, coffee and more, praised as delicious. Proceeds support church benevolence while organizers thanked all who helped.
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M. ©. Church
Harold Delizel
L. J. Saxton
Mary Moore
Sterrett Moves to Secure Deputy Post
Sheriff Thomas G. Sterrett moved on Tuesday to block the Erie County Salary Board from delaying the Supreme Court appeal of Judge Fecster’s denial of a third deputy. The appeal, filed last Friday, was set for hearing in May 1920. Sterrett warned that if no man is sent by then his term will expire. Attorney Samuel Roseiter petitioned the Supreme Court on Tuesday.
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Salary Board
Supreme Court
Thomas G. Swivett
Erie County Salary Board
Fecster
Sherif Sterrett
Tyssiay
Wiil
Samuel ¥. Roseiter
Finley
Burke's Cod Liver Oil for Children Boosts Blood Health Offer
Help for pale thin children with sugar coated cod liver oil tablet form. Trem adds red blood benefit. Burke's Cod Liver Oil advertised by Condra Pharmacy in New York with 16 days treatment for $1.00 and money back guarantee.
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Condra
Pharmacy
Benefit Card Party April 24 by College Women's Club
Mrs. O. W. Bracken is general chair for a benefit card party to raise funds for a scholarship at Corry Higty school. The event, to be held Tuesday evening in the Hester Star rooms of the Masonic Temple, will feature Bridge and Five Hundred, with tickets available from Mrs. Esauken. A large crowd is hoped for. prizes and refreshments will be served.
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O. W. Bracken
College Women's Club
Hester Star Rooms
Masonic Temple
Corry Higty
Esauken
Guy Conta
Variows
Mra.g. 5
Ruth Barker
Boyd Parker
E. Fup
Completion of Oil Cry building nears interior finish
After helpers completed the roof last week the Colonel Drain theatre and office building move toward interior finishing. Brick work and roof were the last major operations. finishing touches and interior work follow at 424 Novik Center Street and 152 Mott Street. May Lat and Will Blakeley oversee possession.
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Helpiets
Oil Cry
Colonel Drain
Porrint
Novik Center Street
Possession
Will Blakeley
Mott
St. Bel
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STOUT
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Erie County Milk Association
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Mis. A. Perse
Mendy
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Upton
MODEL
C. E. Doane
Sterrett
College Women’s Club
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