Personal notes from a busy weekend in the city
Lyle Porter retired to Chantangia after spending Sunday in the city. Miss Jessie Cowles returned to Buffalo after visiting relatives here. Miss Winifred Walsh of OW City is visiting cousins Misses Margaret and Mamie Farrell. L. Mather and daughter Mins Rlo Mather came home from a coast trip. Maxwell Hoenes visits his grandmother in Chautauqua. Mrs. E. W. Campbell returned to Warren after a day with Corry friends. E. L. Borg went to Warren on Scranton Schools business. Miss May Winans of Princeton, S. J. left for Buffalo after visiting in the city. Weldon and her daughter Mrs. Smith and child went to East Branch to visit relatives. Mrs. Eugene Doane sprained her ankle and is confined to a chair. Sidney Kennedy moved to his new Highland Addition home. Mr. and Mrs. William R. VanVieck, Alniet Burland, and L. S. VanVieck left for Olean for a wedding. Walt Powell is in Buffalo. Miss Jennie McCray went to Buffalo. Miss Opal Bracken returned from Findley Lake. Detective Belter visited on business. Miss Mary Walton of Columbus left for Lily Dale. Henry Stowe headed to Bristol for the Stowe reunion. Mr. and Mrs. C. Dodge and son left for Buffalo to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hawngroves returned from a ten days vacation at Corry. W. S. Thourer of Pittsburgh and P. Royle of Oil City were here on business with G. S. Bentley. J. B. Graves left for Norfolk, Ohio for a reunion of the Ohio Cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Porter
Chantangia
Jessie Cowles
Buffalo
Winifred Walsh
OW City
Margaret
Mamie Farrell
L. Mather
Mins Rlo Mather
Maxwell Hoenes
Chautan‘ua
Cameron
E.W. Campbell
Warren
Corry
E. L. Borg
Scranton Schools
May Winans
Princeton
Walt Powell
Jennie McCray
Hutfilo
Opal Bracken
Findley Lake
Belter
P. Rttr
Mary Walton
Columbus
Lily Dale
Henry Stowe
Bristol
Stowe
Dodge
Shailes
Kate Republican
W. S. Thourér
Pittsburg
Local visitors and travelers flood town for errands and races
In town today are J F Powle of Warren and J De Muythy en route to Fort Erie races. John P Brow of Erie and Wight of St James visited for business and Port Erie race events. Mrs Swann and Palmon spent the day in Hysiato while Henry Alcely of Louisville planned business. G M Pelton resigned from Youngsville to return home. Dr Curtis family left for Chautauqua for two weeks. James Stevens and family set off for Oneville New York. John Hammond traveled to Ludlow for Heath Ames Lumber Co business. B J Bennett of Hendrick Wisconsin departed after a short stay. Roy Sulton and Kane visitors returned home with Latont Steen families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Powle
Warren
Lingdon Rowe
Pittstma
J. de Muythy
Fort Erie
John P. Brow
Erie
Borne
Mr. Wight
St. James
Port Erie
Swann
Palmon
Hysiato
G. M. Pelton
Youngsville
Curtis
Chautauqua
Mia
James Stevens
Oneville
N. Y
John Hammond
Ludlow
Heath-Ames Lumber Co
B. J. Bannett
Hendrick
Wis
Wer
Roy. Sulton
Kane
Death of Lillian Hollister Former Maccabees Leader
Mrs. Lillian M. Hollister former supreme commander of the Ladies of the Maccabees of the World died Friday in Detroit after a long illness. She led the order for fifteen years, did not seek re election, and at the Atlantic City convention last month sent a telegram resigning candidacy. Miss Bina M. West was elected supreme commander as Hollister retired, and the order now mourns her loss describing her as a commanding presence and driving force behind the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian M. Hollister
Ladies of the Maccabees of the World
Detroit
Michigan
Order of Ladies of the Maccabees of the World
Atlantic City
Bina M. West
Port Huron
Supreme Commandar
Hollister
Scorcher Sparks Wisecrack Between Two City Figures
A clipped exchange captures a heated moment as one figure heckles another about a minor issue, referencing a scorcher day and a sly jab. The dialogue hints at tension between two notable locals, described in rough, colloquial terms.
Three Full Reels at the Amuses Tonight
A five cent evening program at the Amuses theater in Corry features three full reels plus an over an hour show. The listing notes it as the town’s only five cent attraction for the night, inviting local patrons to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dai
Bilson
Corry
Beardsley’s Peanut Butter and Mill Goods Ad
Fragmentary ad copy notes Beardsley products including peanut butter and a mill item. Mentions Fair Im’s flour, Yorkshire sauce, a coupon offer, priced items around 100 to 190 units, and assorted household goods such as toilet paper and curd clothes. Local agents listed for Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Fairehim
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Agnes Ahern & CO
America
William R. VanVieck
Alniet Burland
J.B. Graves
Norfolk
Ohio
Ohio Cavalry
INE
Wales Hardware CO
First Ave
Corry, PA
Henry Alchély
Lourgevilie
Toay
Mes
Misa Pern Munger
Grange Hall
AIL
Ern Po
Wood's Fulton Market
Moreland
Lsc
Clothier and Gents’ Furnishers
Main St
Usher Brick Block
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