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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1912

Page

6

Library Theater Mix Week Features Vaudeville and Baker & Co

The Library Theater presents a week of acts including Thursday Prijay and Saturday vaudeville with Baker & Co. Lucius Fairchilds is the host, a comedienne leads the show, and admission is ten cents. The program promises good entertainment.

Prijay Lucius Fairchilds Isonafor Comedienne Big

Numerous Local Residents Travel for Visits and Business

Blaine Kincaid went to Erie on business this morning. Nora Barstowe returned to Jamestown with Mrs. George Koestner after a short visit. Mit and Mrs AL Wilson traveled to Chautauqua for a few days. Roberta Smith and Mrs. Sam Wales visited Erie. Mrs. J Berger returned to Philadelphia after a brief Jamestown visit with Mrs. Mark Gray. Several Misses and Josephine Lyons left for a ten day vacation in Atlantic City and Philadelphia. B F Watts and Rhodes went to various towns on business. Ann Perkins went to Sherman for a week. Attorney Sturgeon of Erie attended to business. Capt. Baker returned from a business trip to Erie. Miss Agnes Campbell of Pitentin visiting Me and Mrs FL Ford. A Nichols of Edwardsville, Mr and Mrs Wy Sieh, Mrs. Bottle Hoffman visiting their mother Myra. Miss Haley and Florence Lynch left for Niagara Falls. Attorney Byron Babbitt of St. Louis arrived to visit relatives. Tiley Nathaniel Stone of Cleveland visiting grandparents Mr. and Mrs. N Stone. Mrs. John Dwyer and daughter of Ridgway stayed with Mr. and Mrs. H L Spiesman and departed for Akron.

Mit al, Wilson Chautauqua Are Roberta Smith Sam Wales Erie J. Berger Philadelphia Mis Mark Gray Rose Mahoney Mary Kinley Mary St.Clair Josephine Lyons Atlantic City B. F. Watts Waterford Rhodes Union City Min Ann Perkins Sherman Attorney Sturgeon Erle Capt. Baker Myra AU. Ford Haley Florence Lynch Niagara Falls Byron Babbitt St. Louis Reutives Tiley Nathaniel Stone Cleveland George Stone N. Stone John Dwyer Ridgway H. L. Spiesman Akron John Turner Hiie G. A. Minton William Jennings Bryan KR. W. Wheeler Glenn Barker Findley Lake Ball Oil City Thia Nathaniel Stone John Sullinger Washington D. C Fredericksburg Charles Barrett Brocton Cyrus Paddocks L. B. Campbell Warren John Galkins Smith Street Ray Mend Youngsville Rosa Mead

Local social notes and visits across several towns

A busy afternoon lists residents and visitors in the region. Maria Ayers and Mrs. Catking travel guests visit Warren Mer and Shgin. Officials and citizens including Rev McKegney, Mayor Alexander, and Mr. Heath are noted with short trips and meetings.

GD. Bracken Ayers Warren Mer Catking McKegney Wareen Alexander Dudley Lake F. J. Heath Shgin

Charles W. Stone Dies at 69 in Warren Pa

Former Lieutenant Governor Charles W. Stone died at his summer home near Warren Pennsylvania at age 69. Stone served four terms in Congress representing the Twenty-eighth Pennsylvania district and was secretary of the commonwealth under Governor Beaver. He also held state senate and other posts.

Charles W. Stone Warren Here Mr. Stone Pennsylvania Beaver Utate Tentative Atate

AmnuseU's Bill Tomorrow at Kalem Co. Premier

The Talert Vitagraph and an Arab feature by Kalem Co play in Bogot. Widow Carey returns in a big feature. This is the best Saturday bill offered. don’t miss it tomorrow.

Amnuseu Kalem Co Widow Carey

Tally Sticks and Enameling Through Ancient Times

The text explains tally sticks as a primitive proof of debt where a stick was broken and divided, with disputes arising from imperfect fits. It contrasts with enameling, tracing its ancient origins to Babylon, Assyria, Egypt, Greece, and Rome, noting early bricks and grenzos as examples.

Cnet Babylonla Assyria

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Blaine Kincaid Nora Barstowe Jamestown George Koestner the Ladies Furnishing Isea Yard Ladies Oxfords Harry Grey Crossett Oxfords Children’s Pumps Cohen’s Amuseu Theater Plore Lowe Turion Frank Cowles Lina Haight Centerville Lula Plate Kate Aus Neher Louise Plate Millvillage Gertrude Coyle Joplin Board of Education Winbir Honesdale William Treu Beach Like Tira Bridget Castoria Bernstein Bros Knight’s Tea Store Lake Shore Lew Io In Stampa Stampa Center St Corry, Pa J. R. Graves West Main Street
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