Local Notables Visit Corry City Today
A flurry of visitors and residents moving through Corry, with GLB, Powel, and Hurlburt among those noted. Claude Rhodes of Zrlo won the micfor trlenda last night, while many locals including Mrs. Loveland and Mrs. Kibler reported improvements in health and spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powel
H. Hurlburt
Mr. Henratta
Spartanubure
J. 1. Biliott
Syiato
Dr. A
McKalvey
Sherman
Bautto Mummer Mand
Youngsville
Atm
Wok Maintyre
Mee. McAlone
Rola Theo
Titusville
George Hill
Concordatraat
B. Kibler
Gmp
J. G. Bromley
Mandville
Trionda
Jon
Misa Anni Gregg
Vionaville
Hue Hoon Hue
Fricils
Fortoiany
Madley Lake
Fy Davin
Toft
Howe
Rochester
Shynide Duure
Jy Behoonos
J. M. Weber
N.Y
Gol. B. V.D. Soldon
Chatlin Snap
Britain Opts To Let Liquor Question Stand
LondonApril 14The British cabinet announced no wartime action on liquor policy choosing to defer to Parliament and the public. Lloyd George plan to end alcohol sales by government order was blocked and the issue will be decided by elected representatives in the House of Commons.
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United Plan
London
Che Qule
Uquors
Mas
Lloyd George
Hiquor
Phay
Holr
House of Commons
Wedding at St Thomas completes Kayden Hickey union
At seven thirty this morning at St Thomas church, Joseph Kayden of Youngstown Ohio married Elizabeth Hickey of this city. Rev Luthor Tracey officiated with attendants Miss Mary Orion and W Kayden. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wickey, moves to Youngstown with the groom to their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thoman Chunk
Joseph Kayden
Youngstown
Misa Elizabeth Hickey
Luthor Tracey
Mary Orion
W. Kayden
John Wiickey
Congrial Streat
Kent
Penn
Visitors from across towns stop in Erle and Titusville
Paul Great of Erle and Charlea Keating a business visitor in North East. Attorney Robert Osborne a professional visitor in Warren. Mrs. George Barlow visited Erle to see a friend Rey Sharpley and G E Golding returned from a diocesan meeting. Titusville Bishop Israel and Archdeacon Taylor of Erie were in the city on their way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Great
Erle
Charlea Keating
North East
Robert Osborne
Warren
George Barlow
Rey
Sharpley
Golding
Titusville
Israel
Archdeacon Taylor
Erie Wera
Russians Have Lost 500 000 Men
Berlin April 14 A United Press dispatch claims Russia has suffered 500000 casualties since the war began. The report notes a sharp toll on Russian forces with estimates around 71000 losses in a single engagement and cites a Lawton commercial paper asserting a submarine blockade of England is effective and wheat stocks at Liverpool were about one million tons lower than the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Boyln
England
Lawton
Liverpool
Local updates mention health progress and new home project
Mrs W H Gélo shows improved health after a difficult day as W W Morgaridge, exalted ruler of the Corry Elks, leaves for Titnaville to install lodge officers. Eugene Burlingame and wife start work on a new Franklin Street rental home at Franklin and Mott, with basement work begun yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Gélo
J. D. Fineh
W. W. Morgaridge
The
Corry
Franklin and
Mott Streets
Net Curtains and Lace Textiles on Sale Prices Tied
Classified list shows net curtains trimmed with Cluny lace in white and value fabrics. Pine nets in white ivory and Weru tones priced around 2 to 3 dollars. Renaissance net curtains offered at 2 dollars with better grades from 2.50 to 5.00, reflecting a range of lace trimming and insertion options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saitetree Dee
Madras
Attempts to help Corry man Middaugh in misconduct case
The letter writers claim many Gorey Flouds and Ray Madoned assisted Middaugh in a scandal connected to the misdeeds of older men using the youth as a cuter pawn. They urge clemency, noting Middaugh is technically charged but may be innocent, and his respected city relatives will welcome any relief as further developments may reveal his innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Madoned
Clove- Tin
Corry
Mistries
Middaugh
Local option reported out in tense primary debate
Debate over a focal motion to delay a local option measure heated as supporters and opponents clashed. The House earlier defeated a cutting bill regulating horse racing that would dedicate betting revenue to road work, while the Senate concurred with a House-passed provision making mayoral candidates with over 50 percent in a primary effectively elected. A pension bill for state employees with 25 years of service also advanced in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay
Lash
Uromur
Armstrong
Plishiiel
Senate
Runaway on Main St Causes Stir in City
A runaway horse and wagon disrupted a morning scene on Main Street when farmer W H Timmons stopped to trade at Crapser's grocery. The wagon tipped against a tree near G D Heath's office, scattering milk cans and debris, then resumed along East Maple before being halted. the horse escaped uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Make
W. H. Timmons
Crapser's Grocery
Maple Avenue
G. D. Heath
Cana
Mic
Erle
Decorators At Work In Federal Building Progress Report
Representatives of the Trajan Mosque Co of Philadelphia advance on the terneam floor of the new Federal building while Pot tolgor and Hunley also of Philadelphia work on interior decorating and painting. Superintendent Maddock says he is pleased with the progress this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trajan Mosque Co
Philadelphia
Federal
Pottolgor and Hunley
Ther Wulking
Maddock
Marie Dressler in Keystone Punctured Romance Tonight
Marie Dressler stars with Charlie Chaplin and Mable Normand in the Keystone release Punctured Romance. G reel shows a comedy featuring Tillie and police intrigue with a playful tone. Screens promise a lively vaudeville style with popular stars of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Chaplin
Mable Normand
Keystone Police
Tillie
Gome Early
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Mich
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al Ria
Jackson Raymond
Bitalnens
Minnow
Gertrude Wieldy
Melte Kolm
Thomas O'Br0n
Howry Lule
York
Hunter Darling
Ol City
TB. Muttedom
Spring Creek
Mise York
Chirlonvily
Gre Motor Club
Worl
Gyles VanVieck
Per- Hull
NM. Reed
Arcade
Britain
ST. Thomas
Crapser
Crapser’s
E. Main St
United Press
Elmer McElroy
Busineas
Saime
Tmpt
J. D. Murray
Axminster
Brussels
N. Cohen & Sons
North Center Street
Main ST
Federalbldg
Marie Dressler
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