Local residents visit friends and travel across towns
Mrs John Rogers visits James town to see friends while W N Jones returns from a western business trip. Numerous couples and individuals from Warren and surrounding areas travel to Jamestown Br ie Win Pittsburg and Corry for visits, business, or leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rogers
Jamestown
W. N. Jones
Harry Auer
Brie
Win
Etta Reynolds
Spartansburg
N Tt Heath
William Cole
Metz
Columbus
C. W. Hayes
Union City
Corry
Troy Gillete
Pittsburg
Mr. Gillette
Strickland
Warren
City
Walking Home
A. H. Rows
Donald and
Richard
A. D. Ross
W. Smith Street
H.W. Belding
Miay Ruby Drake
Hradford
Andrew Nelson
W. Wayne Street
Crippé
Andres Maul Thompson
William Gumpleton
M. E. Tracy
Babbitt
Rose Mahoney
East Church Street
King
Warren Business College
L. W. Olds
A. R. Bliss
Fetch
Library Theater Presents Uncle Tom's Cabin Matinee Night
Corry's Grand Street Parade at Noon accompanies a matinee and evening show of Uncle Tom's Cabin featuring 40 performers with big band and orchestra. Children pay 45 cents, adults 25 cents. evening seats 10 cents to 85 cents. Tickets on sale at Babbitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Toms Cabin
Corry
Grand Street
Babbitt m
Manufacturers Cooperate In Promoting A Baseball League
Local manufacturers meet at Kurts Brass Bed Co to plan a city league with teams from Raymond Co and other factories. Mr. Murray and others schedule a preliminary gathering with Chamber of Commerce rooms early next week to form an organization and set a playing schedule. The Kurtes aim to involve shop teams, not interfere with Corry pro team, and announce weekly games after league formation. Prospective Kurts roster includes W. Murray, Andy Paulson, Walter Kinley, and others. uniforms will be provided once the league starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurts Brass Bed Company
Murrays
Kurte
Raymond Co
Murray
Chamber of Commerce
Callas
Corry
W. Murray
Andy Paulson
Walter Kinley
Roy Burch
William Gumbleton
Peter Hand
Bert
Pieldi Ray Munsey
George Kuttleberger
M. Mason
Fred Conners
T. Corneen
Charles Fuller
Frank
Lathrop
Paulson
Conners
Kinley
Kurts
Furnton
Local residents travel and business visits noted
Nicholas Ressler went to Mond ville for business. Mrs William Hoff of Spartangburg visited with relatives in the city. George Fritts left for St Paul to secure a position. Squire Brown of Columbus went to Warren for a short visit. Miss Nanna Lynch left for Slippery Rock Normal to begin studies. Thomas J Brittain of dayiwn town toured the city for business. Don Kincaid bought a new Overland auto from Walter Merrick, local agent. Harry Martin of Whsin, ill, remained in the city recovering from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Ressler
Mondville
William Hoff
Spartangburg
George Fritts
St Paul
Squire Brown
Columbus
Warren
Nanna Lynch
Slippery Rock Normal
Thomas J. Brittain
Dayiwntown
Buisineids
Don Kincaid
Walter Merrick
Harry Martin
Whsin
Wis
Mrs Myers and Clara Wilson Myera Died in Corry
Mrs. William Myers and Mrs. Clara Wilson Myera died at Corry Hospital following a weeks long illness. Born in 1866 in Pine Grove township she trained at Corry Hospital before marriage in 1899. She leaves husband daughter Margarite an aged father and two sisters with funeral at the Elizabeth Catholic church Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Wilson Myera
Corry
Sue
Pine Grove Township
Corry Hospital
William Myers
Warny
The
Maccabees
Marguerite
Wilwon
J. Cogswell
New Brighton
J. Fuller
Ol City
the &J. Hilzabeth Catholic Church
Crops Not Hurt by Flood In Ohio Report
The Ohio wheat crop sustained March flood damage only lightly, per the state agricultural department crop bulletin. Based on reports to April 1 the condition is 88 percent of full, with yield forecasts adjusted accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olumbus
State Agricultural Department
Ohio
Copper Ore Discovery Reported in Patpak Township
In Patpak township Wayne county state lines a four foot vein of copper ore was found by Storlee near Hawley. Samples assay to 80 percent copper. Landowner is Patpak Water company. Also reports of a smallpox case in Somerset county raise alarm as Thownpmill records the tenth century? No. The text mentions a feared epidemic after children mingled at school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
Storlee
Hawley
Wayne County
Patpack Township
Patpack Water Company
Johnstown
Thownpmill
Somerset
Mrs McCall Satisfied With Vin Hepatien Results
Mrs Gertrude McCall of Corry Pa reports relief from catarrhal troubles after using Vin Hepatien a catarrh remedy and tissue builder. She cites quick improvement and strong confidence in the preparation noting it helped avoid surgery and provided noticeable relief from halitosis nervousness and persistent coughing. Corry retailer Thomas Downey’s store offers Vin Hepatien locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude McCall
RI. D
Corry
Thomas Downeys
Florence Turner at Amusell Tonight in Shorts
Florence Turner headlines a screening at Amusell featuring an Allograph and a Vitagraph reel plus one additional short. The program promises star power and early cinema variety for local audiences tonight at 124.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Turner
the Amusell
Amuse Theater Program Promises Variety Screenings
The bill lists Vitagraph's Florence Turner in When She Powdered Her Nose and Biograph's The End of the Flood, with Western A Day for Help and Tomorrow the Reincarnation of Karma, a 2 reel feature priced at 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Turner
Biograph
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the Palm Restaurant
P. P. Mount
Frank Snapp
Glyndon
H. Henderson
Cleveland
N. J. Macintyre
Erie
T. A. Roverts
Paul Stone
C. P. Ferris
Spring Creek
R. W. Space
Tamastows
R. A. Raab
Ed. Hyer
Harriet Davis
Eric
D. J. Smith
Jett
Conneaut
Noah J. Brodsky
Ridgway
Stacy Haker
Petersburg
D. M. Green
Beay Lake
James Hathaway
Youngsville
John Hammond
Detroit
Paul Downey
Carl Taylor
Clark Pain
Harry Weeks
Sien
Cohen
Dry Goods Shoes Millinery
Kartz Company
Wm. Myers
Amuse) Theater
Corry Floral Co
Columbus Avenue
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