Local notices mix with town events and business changes
Fragments report public notices and community items from Meadville and nearby towns. Items include tax penalty dates, rental ads, church midweek services, Daughters of Taapelta meeting notices, a Drake Memorial Day mention, a park social, a medal won at Camp Parry, a bank merger note, a missing person update, school diploma actions, a fountain gift at Chautauqua, a refinery accident in Jamestown hospital, a dance class ad, historic railroad notes, a special transport to Australia, and various local business changes.
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Wadnasday
Instad
Burt
Hiwatt Sweeting
Camp Parry
Oita
Public Sale of Farm Stock and Equipment in Corry
Auction actions listing dairy cattle including 8 Holsteins and 4 yearling heifers. Also 4 two-year olds, 3 fat cows, 20 Berkhair shonts, various horses and a colt with weights noted. Wagons, farm tools, dairy machinery, and farm items offered by Major Wolf and D H Hasbrouck auctioneers.
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WhakxGay
AL Musbrouck
Youth of
D.H. Hasbrouck
Powers
Washington Party Voters Urged to Register in Corry
The Washington Party reports no Roosevelt supporters returning to old parties in Corry and plans to elect its Erie County ticket this fall. Voters are urged to register as Washington Party members to vote in the September 16 primaries. Registration day is Thursday August 28, with all Washington Party men advised to register. Progressive Club Corry Pa.
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Washington Party
Erie County
Chautauqua Attendance Draws as News Runs in Town
Local notes describe Polly East and others transferring for Chautauqua. An ad seeks a competent young lady for a store. A small order manufacturer profits from parcel post rates, cutting costs from express. A film feature titled Capital vs. Labor promises excitement with a train and hand car stunt and a pretty girl. The piece highlights theatre ads and a bustling city scene with routines and names.
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Polly East
Chautauqua
Journal Office
Simall
Parcel
Exprean
Parcel. Post
Amonue
Attenton
Trun Wolfe
Walgue Doyle
Lind Ready to Sail Home Amid Mediation Talks
Washington reports Special Envoy Lindhan departed Mexico City for Vera Cruz to press Huerta on postponing Congress address as U S mediation talks hang in the balance. If Huerta yields, Lind may return aboard a U S vessel. no further delays expected beyond today.
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Washington
John Lindhan
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Hurris Wat Usere
Presiden Wilson
Congress
Lind
Huert
United States
Mexico
Thora
Huerta
Cambon
Wilson
Bis
Tome Quartere
Yuert
Huerte
Hay
Sinc Mtr Wilson
Senor Cambon
Forthcom Jbe
New Humpshire
Vera Crus Harbor
Adpiral Fletcher
Caminetti says he will be convicted
United press reports from San Francisco dated August 27 state Drew Caminetti will not plead guilty and expects conviction. He says he urged the girl to flee the city, admits wrongdoing toward the Norris girl, but denies being a white slayer as defined by law, and plans to fight the branding.
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United Tresy
San Francisco
Drew Caminetti
Caminett
Norris
Del Brugge to Teach Dances in Corry This Summer
Arrangements set for G. W. Del Brugge of Chicago to teach at the Armory Thursday High August 28. He will present lessons in Stew Tango Hesitation Waltz and more. Del Brugge departs September 1 making this a rare chance to study with the noted instructor in Corry.
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G.W. del Brugge
Chicago
Riverside
Cambridge Springs
Armory Tursday High
del Brugge
New York
Corry
Mrs Zerlina Haskins Dies in Columbus After Years of Residence
Mrs Zerlina Haskins died at 6 Selvek this morning in Columbus after 5 years’ residence. She leaves her husband a daughter Mrs Hella Brown of Bemus Point and three sons James Guy and Ray with relatives in Alabama. Funeral arrangements set for Friday at 2 p.m. from Nowe and burial at Vino Grove cemetery.
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Zerlina Haskins
Selvek
Columbus
Hella Lrown
Bemus Point
James
Guy
Ray
Alabama
Capital V8 Labor thrills at Lyric Theater
A vibrant show scene describes a Western film titled Capital V8 Labor with Warren Kerrigan. The note mentions sensational love story elements and a display near the Lyric Theater promoting the film with ten cent reels and a corner call to see the hoard display in front of the theatre.
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Capital
Death Valley
Warren Kerrigan
Hove
Edinboro State Normal School Business Department Ad
The Business Department of the Edinboro State Normal School offers a thorough modern business education under expert teachers at less than the average city business college. Pupils gain advantage of associations government and home surroundings of the famous state institution. Good positions found for graduates. Write for catalog and fall et al address THE
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Hoya
Aedition
Popular Pastor Retires After Health Warns
The congregation learns that Dr Bills, longtime Trinity church pastor since 1893 with a pause at 1898 to 1903, retires from active ministry due to health. Physicians urge cessation to protect his life as he plans to move with family to Meadville.
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Bills
Trinity Church
Derrick Saga
Andrew
Billy
Trinity Methodist
Minis
Dr. Elis
Se Hs
Meadville
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Wright
Bell
Daughters of Taapelta
Ford
Malta
Hwit
Todiy Ie
Drake
Hagel Wilson
Deichman
Mondville High School
Rehool Controllers
John Morell
Vacuum Git Co
Mr. G, W
Armory
Lewis Emery
Bradford
Drake Wall
Monarch Park
Mechelle Eallroad
William Heynells
Meadvilte Railroyd Company
Atlantic & Great Western
Erie Railroad
Counelts
Lothe
Australl
Franklin Laut
Cloarfield
Lake Shore
New York Central
Jersey Central
William 1, Pollak Company
Youngstown, Oy
Whelr Point
New Twade
New South Wales
Australia
Franklin News
Kohadl
A. E. Pettit
Mary Berpet
Hirea
Deat
Roosevelt
A. A, Curtis
W. L. Peake
Progressive Club
Corry, Pa
Nelson
BellPhone
W.wayne St
Caminetti
Lyric Theater
the Business Department of
The
Edinboro State Normal School
Bernstein Bros. Clothiers and Furnishers
Main St
Andrew C. Ellis
Paul
Oil City
G. N. Roberts
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