Personal mentions fill local social page with guests and travel
A long list of local greetings and visits fills the social page. Names include Mr and Mrs Frank Ford, George Holken of Randolph, Mr and Mrs Archie Malloy of North East, and numerous others visiting relatives, hosting guests in the city, or traveling to Montréal, Chautauqua, and Olean for short stays. Several are away for vacations at camps, lakes, or summer schools, with friends hosting at Spring Creek and East Smith Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ford
George Holken
Randolph
Ohin City
Archie Malloy
North East
Arche Akam
Columbus
Miny Vert
Cronin
MiKd Far- Tum
Kane
P. Show
East Smith Street
Mino Lenn Mather
Chicago
Yellowstone Park
The
City
D. Warren DeRuswy
Montréal
Can
Horton Davin
Olean
George Farnham
French Creek
Mandyille
Mian
May ‘Whittlesoy
Ity
Syracum
Alic Moring
George Holkon
Adiiih Follutto Ware
Earlul
Fladley Bake
Elton Fernard
Mint
Myra Cripser
Chautauqua
N.Y
Dank
Warmtown
Vat Smith
Hoeeh Creel
Weoll
Donald Stewart
Charles Deyo
Oscar Colburn
Furl Griffin
Harold Carr
Lindsley Lake
Will McAlroy
Jol Thompson
Mort Houtwell
Henry Pecker
Will Devker
Earl Woodring
Will Johnson
King
Walker Swanson
Amusement Park Planned on Columbia Avenue Plot
Promoter Adiewan announces a fourteen acre amusement park to rise on Columbia Avenue, taking in part of the Mattison farm and shale bank. The project, spearheaded by Martick F. Broughton, includes amphitheater, tennis and croquet facilities, a swimming pool, ball yard, bathhouse, and water supply assessments with full construction aimed for early next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eing
Han Hevn
Broughton
Police Report for July Reveals 26 Arrests and Revenue
The July police report shows twenty six arrests by the Tollner department with most for disorderly conduct. Two were of a more serious nature. Revenue collected totaled 52.80, down from July due to strict business conditions. Local residents and visitors are noted in brief social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Davis
Toller
Sialies Shinida
Ono
Bird and Tree Club Organized in Joha Burroughs
An opening meeting of the Joha Burroughs Bird and Tree Club was held at Mrs. Donna Bich’s home on South Street. Organizers set dues at twenty five cents a year and planned monthly meetings, with active work to begin September 21. The club aims to study wild flowers and urban nature, attracting many interested residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joha’ Burroughs
Donna Bich
Maat South Street
Ordor
Frank Elsworth
Mia
Nolliwright
Nature Study UN
Provident
Vicn
Ad Treamirer
Rey
C. E. Woodward
C. B. Woodward
South Center Street
Nathan Leaves Local News Stand in City Transfer
Mr. Herman Naan, new Inex Agent of the Union News Company, operated the local news stand at the passenger station waiting room. Nathan arrived earlier to replace the former administrator and has been popular with travelers. He will soon depart for Oklahoma City to start a new post, while Jon Altman succeeds him here and reopens the office with a list of friends in Corry ready to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Naan
Union News Montpany
Mia Dutlas
Thule
Nathan
Uw Tiklon NeWs Co
Nathan Lng
Oklahoma City
Oklahom
Jon Altman
Nithan
Atturnoon
Altman
Corry
Local visits and a baby birth noted in city society
Maroll Gilbert of Williamport visits Major and Mrs. J. B. Brown on West Church Street. Robert Jerman of Weather Creek seeks the Republican nomination for District Attorney and is in the city calling on friends. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Walsh announce the arrival of a baby boy. Mrs. Walsh was formerly Miss May Steploin of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maroll Gilbert
Willianmport
J. B. Brown
West Church Atreat
Robert J,rman
Wiathor Creek
Dan Walsh
Salamanca
Walsh
May Steploin
Minature Circus Tonight at Library Theater
The program features tricks by monkeys and ponies for youngsters plus a juvenile comedy starring Billy Jacobs the youngest cathedian, presented at the Library Theater tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minature Circus
Billy Jacobs
Library Theater
New Era Club Tags Local Trees for City Park Beautification
The New Era Club under Mrs CG J Woodward gained permission to tag trees in the city park. Volunteers will label trees with scientific and common names to aid study and beautification, predicting about 3000 trees to be classified as work proceeds. The project aims to educate the public about local flora and preserve rare species for future interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amea
CG. J. Woodward
Tadeling Ulin tYdow
Norway
Ferns Palms A Fierew Line Of Flora And Flowers
An incomplete ad style notice offers ferns palms and araiorias with choice cut flowers available from a local seller. The fragment suggests a horticultural display or sale but details are unclear and unsure.
Shippers Demand U S Action Over Britain
Shippers urge the United States to end delays and halt all exports of munitions to Britain, Russia, or France. They warn further interference with American experience will trigger an embargo against Britain and urge a notice to Britain. The dispute over U S policy and Allied embargoes dominates talks amid stalled Anglo-American discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prewey
Washington
Ang S
Arwane
Great Britain
Petig
Wy Hy
Allins
Hugo Ans Peralus
Britain
Toussia
France
America
England
Tyrie the plate show for Corry Relief Association benefit
The Corry Relief Association hosts a mutual masterpiece event featuring Plo Labadie and The Tyrie the Plate show to raise funds for the relief work. The association notes very low funds and urges attendance tonight to help continue their helpful efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrie
Plo Labadie
Corry Relief Associaion
Ulat
Avery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rexall
Bablitt & Bon
Columbus Avenue
China
C. Havilands
Mina Lena Matuer
Yellow Stone Walk
Walter J. Stuitz
Katherine
York
Ate Goldstein
Spartansburg
Donuin Sullivan
Aulto
Weatredericke
Mildred Steely
Pittsburg
Han
Bilao
Florence
Philadelphia
Joy
Allina Naylor
Pitts
Mildred Deyo
Wilton
Miss Gifford
Bird and Tree Club
Donna Smith
NEW Era
A. E. Pettit
Bell Td-1
Union
Depot
West
Arcade
Caal
G. H. Gordon
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