Local residents and visitors tally in Corry
The community lists numerous personal visits and travel as residents and guests circulate through Corry and nearby towns. Names include GG Nichols Nell Keating Babbitt family, Stella Brooks, Grace Smith, Anna Naylor, Walter Offerlee, Lois Knapp, Bernice Thurston, CP Rogers Jr., Lois Knapp, A P Mount, and many others visiting relatives, attending events, or traveling to Meadville Pittsburg Erie Washington and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GG. Nichols
Nell Keating
Clevetwna
Amused Theater Offers Vinigraph Feature and Comedy
A light program at the Amused Theater features a nostalgic quiet vignette with human interest and a thrilling situation, alongside a gay themed at Atari city A fubin Comedy that promises laughter and entertainment amid desert setting and western drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sten
Atari City
The Winning to Barbara Worth by Harold Tell Wright
A glowing note promotes Harold Tell Wright's desert reclamation tale The Winning to Barbara Worth as one of his best works. It praises strong characters and Western spirit and urges readers to read it. A film promotion mentions a Saturday showing on August 19 with admission of 1.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Tell Wright
Nels
Hila
Dan Matthews
California
Aulo
Local residents and visitors arrive and depart in city notes
Dr Page of Spring Creek visits. Mrs Aryly Anderson returns from Youngsville. Mew Ford removed to Old City after a visit. Wile Van Vieck comes back from eastern business trip. Attorney Billey of Wile arrives to spend in day. Mrs M E Bronk visits Waley City for a few days. Mead of Youngsville visits Ruse Mem. Mary Downy and Minnie Woodring leave for Pittsburg. Louise Foulmer visits Louisville. Gen Ferris returns from Spartansburg. Mrs W B Morgan and Mrs Lud wl of Erie visit briefly. Mrs William Buser and Buffalo children visit sister Mrs Will Messenger. Mrs Frank Kinney returns from Oakdale. F D Benjamin of Akron leaves with Mrs Benjamin. Orrie Brigham and daughter from Canton attend sale. Mr and Mrs Oscar Johnson move to Bear Lake. Johnson sells Euclid street home to Leonard Pasqualneohio. Mrs Miller of Washington and Stella Iifel of Warren visit Mrs A D Colegrove. Lawrence Desmond and boys camping with Kenneth Gould and Robert Desmond near Winton Run. Boy Scout stunt time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Page
Spring Creek
Aryly Anderson
Youngsville
Mew Ford
Mead
Mary Downy
Minnie Woodring
Pittsburg
Louise Foulmer
Usville
Gen. Ferris
Spartansburg
W. B. Morgan
Lud Wl
Erie
William Buser
Buffalo
Will Messenger
W- Wayne
Frank Kinney
Oakdale
Craker
F. D. Benjamin
Akron
Benjamin
Orrie Brigham
Canton
Digbled” Whiteley
ParksPlace
Warren
Webb
Capt
Hays
Louisville
Kentucky
Saleation Army
Oscar Johnson
Bear Lake
Johnson
Euclid Street
Leonard H. Pasqualneohio
Miller
Washington
John H. Miller
The
Washington Star
Stella Iifel
Guesis
A. D. Colegrove
Complaints Placed With Police Over Stalker Needing Watch
Last evening complaints were made to Officer Spencer about a man following and annoying well known young ladies of the city for the past week or two. The father of one of the ladies sought the man and found him in Ukershood, prompting plans to keep an eye out and report any further trouble.
Night Blooming Cereus Attracts Attention In Wattsburg
A night blooming Cereus plant owned by Mrs. George Allen with five beds drew attention after opening Monday evening in Wattsburg. The Hills Amal Relinion event was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Marts with tables under trees and covers for forty eight guests. A severe storm hit the area Wednesday afternoon causing wind damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wattaburg
Wattsburg
George Allen
Amal Relinion Saa
Jesse Marts
Eight Reel Biograph Bill at Lyric Tonight
The Lyric presents a big Saturday program headlined by Bertha's Mission The Ghost a Biograph Jinks and the Temperance Society A Round of the Chill and The Tie that Tells Dick Robinson in new songs and reels. The largest bill of pictures in town tonight at the Lyric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
Jinks
Temperance Society
Dick Robinson
Allen's Foot-Ease in Maine Promotes Silent Recovery
A fragmented notice from a Maine source discusses Allen's Foot-Ease and its claimed effects on health and recovery. The text references accounts of relief and age-related conditions, with scattered mentions of places, dates, and names that remain unclear. The item presents as a chaotic OCR reading with partial lines and errant typography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Tse Allen
Aioon
Tury
Ir Cious
Norospoia
Sibel
Zarow
Alen
Olmsted
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Stella Brooks
Grace Smith
Kane, Pa
Corry
Lady Naylor
Anna Naylor
Walter Offerlee
I. C
H. W. Alverson
Washington, D. C
Smock
Cambridge Springs
Lois Knapp
Clynon
Bernice Thurston
C.P Rogers, Jr
Harrisburg
Guy Stafford
Cleveland
Loraine
Larry Hart
Revocation Park
A.W. Francis
Mint Marie
Chautauqua Mia Mills
Dates Center
Bertha Kibten
Carrell
Union City
Zoe Wilcox
A. P. Isaacson
Herbert Butler
Whittlsey
Rochester
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Teale Wells
Naying
Cleve Farnham
Dann Aad Witer Amb
Naphew
Connwall O
Wilbur Wilson
Harry Moxanter
Morrisburg
West
Babbitt's
Miller and Son
Flora
Fred Miller
Gertride Heywong
Lillian Mor Faridge
Fitesville Lair
H. 2
Whittlesey
N. Kce
Lly
Buffalos
Barton Fe
A. Cooley
Carl
Ohio
John Morley
Jamestown
Katherine Stone
Misa Fuller
Harry E. Wood
Indianapolis
Lis
Kate Goff
Columbus
Nada Novis
Vinnie Port
A.D Johnson
Mrs. Waggoner
Mrs. Salissbury
Frewsburg N
Waterford Leader
Barbara Worth
Babbitt’s the
Rexail Store
G. H. Crippen & Son Corry Pall Co
Eagle Sst
Corry, Pa
M. E. Bronk
Waley , City
Lawernce Desmond
Walter Street
Kenneth Gould
Robert Desmond
Winton Run
Moreland
Merriam’s Websters International
Oliver
JAC
W. A. Steen Clothier and Gents’ Furnisher
W. Main Sr
Usher
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