Happenings in Columbus This Week
April 10 report from Columbus notes a miscarriage and pneumonia illness, a funeral service, and interment at Wentland Cemetery. Local weddings, visits, and church gatherings are described, along with Odd Fellows degree work, school returnees, and agricultural updates. An administrator’s notice appoints A. Fralick as administrator for the estate of Altrara Hook with payment directions and claim procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banford
Columbus
Ten O'Crocle
Rey, Woodin
M. Miller
Woodin
Went Jawn
W. B. Howard
Mias Balle
Jamestown
Leroy Phillips
Sparker Walton
Elizabeth Walton
Mrr
DS. Wiel
Hurl Morton Wickwire
Gertrude Goss
Bugar Grove
Wondin
Wickwire
Altrara- Hook
Red A
Fralick
Admr
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Europe
By-laws Committee Meeting for Corry Chamber of Commerce
A meeting of the committee on By-laws for the Corry Chamber of Commerce was held at the chairman's office with several members present. Progress was made on by-law sections, but absence due to appointments in Hutopo and New York prevented definite action. the committee adjourned to reconvene at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Corry
Coamittes
Tive Chile
Fine Trout Brought to City by Anglers
Notwithstanding, several fine strings of trout were landed in the city last evening by the Corry anglers who exploited the season. James Feichtartley, a Warren County grocer and skilled fisher, led the haul with sixteen trout, two notable for size and color. One measured 19 inches and weighed nearly half a pound, both sent to Barlow Hardware Company for expert appraisal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaznen Feichartléy
West Wayne
Fluherman
Howute
Warren County
Barlow Hardware Company
Trout prizes and catches noted at local streams
In competition for a firm’s prize, John M. Ruppersbarger of the Corry Water Supply Co caught twenty one trout at five Mile. Bill Nutting, Youngsville banker, claimed nine trout on Spring Creek. Other good catches are reported though some Journal staff have no additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M- Ruppersbarger
Corry
Nutting
Youngsville
Big Tim
Spring Creek
Journal
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McDougall
Ins McDougall
McDougall Club
R. E. Palmer CO
E. Main St
Vorngevilla
Odd Fellows
Mian Bille Howard
Fredonia
Wm. Lamona
Lown
Sunday
W. G. TU
Covel
Mixer
Toldredge
Brie
M.S. Carrier
A. West
Grange
Harrisburg
Williams County
Nelon
Ghiurah
B.A. Williams
Babbitt’s
R. F. Livemore
Cor.n. Center and
Washington Sts
Committees ON By-Laws
Hudson
Detroit
Harvey
Scott
Vero
Berlin
Whet Tha
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