Local Social Notes From Corry Daily Visitors and Guests
Local society page lists numerous visitors and residents at Corry area addresses. Names include Amien Blin Shivide visiting in El Art Foator, Clair Tracy in Tavery, Pa, Rev. Father Tracy Jn, Louisa Donaldson of Spring Greek, Carl Smith of Bimbra, Mrs Hansom McKelysy of Spring Creek, Miss Vivian Webb of Spartans burg, Will Houghton of Garland, A D Hovey returning from Tisahirgy, and Alfred Neill en route to Philadelphia. Also noted are H C Hough of Brownell Shoe Co, Miss Charlotte Gartfield in Jamestown, Sando Bond members to Kuno, Mrs S C Balder of Jamontown, Will Hines visiting relatives, and multiple other local residents visiting friends, returning home, or undergoing medical care. Also mentioned are appendectomy post-op notes for Lyle Saxton and job moves for E B Selder at Acme Milling Co. Several family events are reported including births, visits, storms delaying travel, and illnesses such as Miss Jeuulo Patterson and Mrs Mary Harmon Tupper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amien Blin Shivide
Mien Clair Tracy Tn
Tavery
Tracy Jn
Erie
Louisa Donaldson
Spring Greek
Carl Smith
Bimbra
Buninon
Hansom McKelysy
Spring Creek
Trianda
Vivian Webb
Spartansburg
Will Houghton
Garland
Triandahero
D. Hovey
al. Eyonine
Tisahirgy
A. D Neill
Alfred Att
Philadelphia
H.C. Hough
Brownell Shoe! & Co
Jamestown
Mim
Charlotte Gartletd
Jamostown
Sando
Bond
Kuno
Ava
8. C. Balder
Lyle Saxton
Corry
al. E. Bselder
Gartiend
Acme Milling Co
Agwin
Balloon lands near Olean after long Akron flight
The large balloon that crossed Corry at high altitude Sunday ended its journey near Olean New York when it descended and became entangled in a tree. Occupant H S Palmer suffered a broken shoulder while two Akron men from Goodyear Rubber Company, R H Upson and 8 S Lewis, were aboard. The massive craft left Akron at seven in the morning and drifted east all day before being returned by train to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
West
Corry
Oleanator
H. S. Palmer
Akron
Lewis
R. H. Upson
Goodyear Rubber Company
Sulzer Firm for Prohibition in New York
William Sulzer told Prohibition leaders of Westchester Long Island and greater New York he stood firm on the prohibition platform and would accept any nomination except from Barnes or Murphy. Hanlan plans to present Nianamy to Democratic and Progressive primaries despite Hennessy's bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulzer
New York
Aus
Wiliam Sutzer
Westpheuter
Long Inland
Greater
Y. M
Willi Barnes
Charlen F. Murphy
Hanlan
Nianamy
John A. Hennessy
Review Of Day's War News In Brief Form
German forces report advances in Lorraine and along the Meuse front with battles near Verdun and Boulogne, capturing guns and officers as French, British, and Belgian troops contest positions. Russians claim breakthroughs toward Johannisburg and BoltoV with large offensives, while Japan and Western powers widen naval operations near Tsing Chou. The French admit defeats around Luxembourg and Nancy with renewed assaults along the Meuse and Lesse rivers. British, French, and Russian ships participate in a blockade off Tsing Chou, and Allied plans aim to speed relief efforts for Belgian and Albanian crises. The Aquitania arrives in Liverpool with damage. rail locomotives are moved to protect French lines. U.S. officials seek repatriation of refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Lorraine
Bellu
Bayville
S. F
Horta Wout
Diedenhozen
Thionville
Fretfoh
Verdun
Meuse
Grand Duke
Albrecht of
Wuertemburg
Noufchateau
Belgium
Lusemburg
Rupprecht of
Bayarisha
Lunaystle
Blamont
Choy
Department
Mourthe-et-Mosell
Ghibinnon
Ortuluburg
Johan Diabirie
Tasterburg
Johannisburg
Boltov
Ispeniynburg
Werl
Angerrapp
Pursut
Ley
Japan
Tsing ‘Pan
Kina Chow
Gar Wah Koyemnof
Mimo Wupronder
Hia
iXlaq Chou
Astral
Tomesatera Katohow
Jerinehler
von Rex
France
Luneville
Ciroy
Nancy
Amanoe Xs Diewlouard
Grand Duchy of Luxemburg
Sedan
Lesse
Chimey
Sambra
Mons
Ovary
Tague
Talax-l'au
Kiwo Chow
Besun
Mersey
Lloyd's
Liverpool
Paris
London Daily Telegraph
Amsterdam
Henry
Breckinridge
United States
Criser Tennessee
Berlin
Roma
London Exchange Telegraph Company
Aytona
Albania
Uhlana
Oulakhis
M. Hagenith
Wta
la Pronga
Varin
Ostend
Prinz Joachim
Jiet Cross
Wan
Nicholan
American
Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Boards of Tracts
Red Croay
Ted Crose
Belgian Officer Describes Liege Battle and Rail Confusion
A Belgian officer recounts German assaults on Liege with barbed wire and electric defenses, including massed rifle and artillery fire that shredded formations. He notes German setbacks, Belgian searchlights blinding attackers, and a massed corps pooling bodies. The report shifts to local rail schedule changes affecting Titusville and Oil City, detailing new timed trains and practical impacts on residents traveling to Pittsburgh and Allegheny, with a note about the first 10:57 train arriving Sept. 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liege
Petit Journal
Maxson
Ctiliehta
Germany
Oil City
Piusburgh
Jung
OW City
Batt
Cll Gite
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
Pittsburon
Titusville
Ama
Aldo
Pennsy Trains Will Be Removed From Winter Schedule
Titusville August 25 news that Pennsylvan ia railroad will remove the flyers from the summer to winter schedule. The trains will be taken off as they were last fall at the close of the summer excursion season, ex Sept 19, the date indicating the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cleor
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U To
John Dawson
Kano
Horn
Gorge Gathers
Concord Township
Charles White
Bradford
Clifton Hammond
Bonn Arthur and Hurley
Hartandville
Win
Stab
Nettle Terry
Buffalo
J. J. Werry
Mion Wintfeed Terry
Fourth Avenue
Henry B. Blair
Maple Avenue
Mary Brigham
Niagara
Charles Brigham
2 City
J. R. Brigham
Pleasant Street
Jeuulo Patterson
Mapie Avenue
Mary Harmon Tupper
Mivde
Clarange
Amuseu Theater
Finney
Hinish
RED
FIRM
More Fm
Olean, N. Y
Messrs Eaton and
Westley
Price
Clary & Stone
Lory
Aaeacm Army
Dtrigmsh Gant
AIT
Western Electric
Corry City Electric Light Company
Plus- Woureh
Titusvitle
River
Pennsylvania
Mdovte
Wty
Pritsuri
Emington Smith
Monarch AU
C. B. Porter
W. Main
Niagara Falls
Pullman
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