Corry Business Men's Exchange Faces Reorganization
The Corry Business Men's Exchange seeks revival under a new name after past missteps and waning member support. Officials note resignation of longtime secretary Drue and urge unity to restore civic energy, boost local progress, and revive influence in city affairs.
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Corry
If Vaid
Corey
Au Secuid Clann
Dietay
Nedar
Ter Ain
Crown
Bertone
Jet
Pleasant Shower for Mrs Merker Aunt Mable Rhoub House
A Monday evening shower at Mr and Mrs John Rhoub home honored Miss Mable Rhoub on her upcoming marriage to Mr Albert Merker. About 60 guests attended with gifts, games and music. After refreshments, the party closed with best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
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John Rhoub
Mable
Albert Merker
Nesta
Train Hits Signal Man Arlie White at Lake Shore
Arlie White of Andover Ohio was struck by a fast freight train near Westfield while at the Lake Shore tracks about two miles west of the village. He sustained a fractured skull and serious injuries. doctors fear death within hours. White, about 20, married, worked as a signalman and was taken to Chautauqua Sanitarium.
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Weatfield
Arlie White
Andover
Fast Freight
Lake Shore
White
Bignaman Jy
Chautavane
Eusinot
Wan
Three Die At Ripe Old Age In Titusville
Three of the area's oldest residents died today within hours of each other. Mrs. Mary Priest 87 long a city resident since 1865 born in Massachusetts survived by three children services Thursday. Mrs. Mary The Young 101 oldest woman in the city born March 27 1830 spent much of her life in Union City survived by two sons and four daughters remains to Union City for Thursday burial. George Green 80 resident of Grand Valley died at home survived by a wife two daughters and a son funeral Thursday afternoon.
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Titusville
Secion
Mary Priest
Massachusetts
Mary
Union City
George Green
Grand Valley
Erie Boy Dies After Collinwood Yard Accident
John Vincent Jr., 26, of Erie died at Glenwood Hospital Cleveland after injuries from a Collinwood yards accident on Friday. His father, John Vincent Sr., proprietor of the Standard Press, left for Cleveland and planned to bring the body home tonight. He was active in St. Andrew's parish and had recently gone to Cleveland to seek work in the printing trade.
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John Vincent, Jr
Erie
Collinwood Yards
Lake Shore
Glenwood Hospital
Cleveland
John Vincent
Standard Press
West Twelfth Street
St. Andrew's Pariah
Wen Merbers
Collnwood
Vincent
Erie Woman Honored in City Selection for O. F. Event
Minnie G. Snyder of Parade Street prominent member of Lusita Lodge No 90 I O F was chosen from ten candidates as warden of the Reburial Assembly of the O. F. of Pennsylvania. She has been active in Judge activities for the past years and her efforts earned the honor.
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Minnie G. Snyder
Lusita Lodge No
Plate
Pennsylvania
Snyder
Mrie Herald
Manley & Bin Carpet Cleaning and Renovation
Local firm Manley and Bin advertise rug and carpet cleaning using a powerful city vacuum system. They offer painting decorating and renovation services with skilled workers and delivery, located on Main Street with Bell phone 178 L Union 132 1 for contact.
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Manley
Main Street
Bell Phone
Union
Penrose for Reciprocity in Senate Support
Senate committee discussion shows Chair Penrose backing Canadian reciprocity to uphold Taft and presidential objectives. Debate notes potential DIM restart without recommendation and possible farmer benefits amendments amid push to attach Farm Aid provisions to reciprocity measures.
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Taft
Pennsylvania
Senate
Washington
Penrose
Venango Clubs Returned Failed Licenses Indictment Looms
Franklin April 45 indictments may follow after Venango social clubs were returned for selling liquor without a license. Most clubs were sent back to court except the Bike club in Oil City, whose stability was cited as the reason. the case hinges on municipal officer testimony and the injured officer’s hospital status. The district attorney plans to seek leave to present the bill of indictment to the grand jury, with trials likely delayed to the August term.
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Franklin
Vengo
Tranfella
O11
Goodwin
Hike Club
Ol City
Nnt
Prifa
Ol1 City Hospital
Men Who Blew Up Docks Spotted in Meadville
April 26 report from Willime HI head of the detective department of the Erie railroad in New York believes the dock explosions at North Randall were carried out by men linked to others who have attacked buildings nationwide. International officers of the Bridge and Structural Workers are presently under arrest.
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Meadville
Willime HI House
Erie Railroad
New York
North Randall
L. C. T. M. Grand Concert at Lady Maccabees May Party
Program for a 1911 Lady Maccabees May Party concert at the Armory. Features Chauncey Olcott, Frank Baeder, Francie Allite, Carrie Jacobs Bond, and Miss Henratta in songs such as I Love the Name of Mary, A Song of Thanksgiving, Mother Macree, A Perfect Day, and Won't Wake Me Up.
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Lady Maccabees
Armory
Mary
Chauney Olcott
Frank Baeder
Francie Allite
Great Profit Sharing Sale Delayed But Stock In Now
Merchants report delays in word of the Great Profit Sharing Sale yet announce all items now in stock. Several notes mention in transit goods and doors closing Saturday to finish the week. In Clarendon a boy loses a finger from a dynamite cap explosion while handling caps found in an old box.
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Wood
Potton
Clarendon
Harry Grinnell
Jess Grinnell
Harry
Tiwan
Fire teams respond to afternoon alarm on Seneca Street
Firefighters were called to a large blaze on Seneca Street this afternoon at Routh Center Street. The incident caused damage but no injuries were reported. Local authorities are investigating the cause of the four alarm fire.
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Center Street
Seneca Street
Prison break attempt thwarted at fair break ing jail scene
Philip Donahay and Frank Quayle, inmates from Meadville, tried to saw their cell bars during the current Quarter Session term. Guards found widened bars and blades hidden with the two men. Donahay admitted bringing the tools from Meadville.
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Frankiity
Philip Donahay
Prank Quayte
Mondville
Donnay
Quayle
Meadville
Donahay
Etty
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Offered Free If Not Satisfying
A Corry Pa advertisement promises Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets will relieve indigestion and dyspepsia. The maker claims a formula of Bismuth Subnitrate and Pepsin with carminatives, offered in three sizes, and guarantees satisfaction with a free trial from C. C. Babbitt & Son on North Center Street.
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Pepsia
Ouf
Perdons
Rexall
C. C. Babbitt & Son
North Center Street
Corry
Rheumatism Cures Promised In Advertised Remedy
An 1810 advertisement claims Rheuma cures rheumatism by affecting kidneys stomach liver and blood. It offers bottles for 50 cents with a money back guarantee and urges readers to mail orders to N B Ames & Co in Buffalo New York.
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Mia
Gertrude Kozel
Smithfield
Ames & Co
Rheuma Co
Butfalo
Ameu & Co
Rheum: Co
Buffalo
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House
Fractuers Skull
John Vincent Hart
Collinwood
Venango
L. C. T. M. Grand
Sam Jacobson & Co
One Price Clothiers
The
Barlow Hardware Co
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