Local residents travel to Erie and nearby towns on various errands
Fr Loveland and FE Harvey went to Erie on business while Stark Brooks visited relatives there. A. R. Taylor headed to Taitestown. Ferris of Cambridge Springs visited relatives in the city. Bart Griffin went to Spattsburg to see friends. King of Wilkes-Barre toured the area on business. Supt. L. H. Cross attended an institute in Erie. George Wright visited Dunkirk to see friends. Numerous residents, including Mrs. William Hutt, George Bear, H. M. Weller, Ernest Henton, Burt Heywang, and John Wilson, were noted travelers or visitors. Dr. G. A. Elston returned from New York and Philadelphia. Various social visits and short trips were listed among locals and guests, with several departures noted for holidays, meetings, and family visits. A sale of goods priced 500, 750, $1.00 and $1.50 advertised at Babbitt's for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR. Loveland
Erie
Harvey
Stark Brooks
A. R. Taylor
Taitestown
Ferris
Cambridge Springs
Bart Griffin
Spattansbuirg
King of
Wilkes-Barre
L. H. Cross
K. Wheelock
Cleveland
George Wright
Dunkirk
William Hutt
Spartanburg
George Bear
Titusville
Corry
H. M. Weller
Rochester N. C
Ernest Henton
Oklahoma
City
Tressa Keene
Elden
Mayme Crowley
Canton
Ohio
West Frederick Street
Lelia Clark
Frends
Ela
North East
Dunteiric
Messrs
H. Rothelalds
Cav
Waynesburg
Merry Auer
Spring Creek
Alden Ragou Coal Co Moves Office in 1929 Notice
For the convenience of our oval customers we have moved our office from the Ajax Building to the ground floor room of No 2 East Main street two doors east of the Phoenix Hotel. Alden Ragou Coal Co Ltd 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajax
East Main Street
Phoenix Hotel
Alden-Ragou Coal Co, Ltd
Local Social Notes From Corry Area
Miss Myra Crapser visited Mead Ville this afternoon with relatives. Mrs J B Patterson of Kanots was in Corry visiting kin for a short time. CA Nichols of Meadville returned home after visiting Mrs M Mason of Corry. Miss Elizabeth Lyons came from Olean after a week with relatives. Hatch of Cleveland, who had been visiting Corry relatives, returned home with Helen Dablatt and Mrs B E Burlingame of New York, who had been visiting, leaving for Warsaw accompanied by grandmother Mrs Mary Mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kregg
Kane
Chus
Myers
Rowe
Erie
Hunter Darling
Carmen Hill
Catherine Deitch
Warren
Walter Gretzler
Dunkirk
H.W. Gretzler
Inez Wilcox
Union City
Elizabeth Hurley
Frank Hatch
Meadville
M. V. Hatch
Myra Crapser
Mead Ville
J. B. Patterson
Kanots
Corry
Airs, CA
Nichols
M. Mason
Elizabeth Lyons
Olean
Nira. Ge Av Hatch
Cleveland
Aitte Tiece
Helen Dablatt
B. E. Burlingame
New York
Warsaw
Mary Mount
Hoffman In Jail After Arson Charge In Franklin
William Hoffman of Irvin Township faced habeas corpus proceedings on a felonious arson charge for the burning of Lewis Hoffman's barn in Franklin. Judge Criswell heard the case Monday morning. bail set at 1600 dollars, with further hearing planned before Alderman McCready in Oil City later that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Geo
Crigwell
William Hoffman
Trwintownshiry
Lewis Hoffumn
Alderman McCready
Oil City
Criswell
P.M. Bpeer
Hoffman
Laure McCready
Ol City
Squire Luxvena
Irvin ‘Township
W. J. Breene
Squire Surrena
Carlisle Hoffman
Betl
Union City Moose Sued In Civil Action
Sam Glosser filed a civil action in Union City against the Moose lodge of Union City seeking 49 dollars. He claimed weekly bone fractures and damages totaling seven weeks. The lodge contested the claim. Alderman D J Smith ruled for the plaintiff and the lodge appealed to county courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Glosser
D. J. Smith
Third Ward
Moose Lodge
Union City
Glosser
Corry
Alderman Smith
Clalutiff
Clarendon Couple Injured In Buggy Crash
Philiiis, proprietor of the Henry House in Clarendon, and his wife were thrown from their buggy yesterday near Watton in a wagon collision at the Cossatoy area. The husband sustained a fractured rib and bruises, while the wife suffered extensive bruising on the back. Doctors said the injuries were serious but not fatal, a remarkable escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watton
Clarendon
FS. Philiiis
Henry House
Thrilling Detective Story Appears in Sunday World
The ninth Vater Butt investigation will appear in the New York Sunday World magazine on September 3. This complete detective tale is authored by Phillips Oppenheim. Readers are urged to order the Sunday World for September 3 and can expect an exciting installment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vater Butt
New York
Phillips Oppenheim
Weller
New Lot of Silver Lent Flour Sold at $4.60 Sack
Lyons and Murray offer a fresh batch of Silver Lent Flour described as the bent flour for the money. Each sack costs 4 dollars 60 cents with a money refund if not satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Lyons and Murray
Big attendance at institute marks county record
Arte reports the forty-fourth annual teachers institute opened in the criminal court room with 87 teachers registered, an increase over prior sessions. Space was filled, extra seats used, and officials cite new state law requiring attendance or salary penalties. Rain delayed arrivals as registration and organization consumed the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Corry
T. A. Russell
Mad Dogs Seen in Eastern Crawford County Quarantine Controversy Grows
August 29 reports indicate panic in eastern Crawford County as residents fault slow state action on quarantine rules. Two dogs north of Titusville near Shelmadine Beings were shot following rabies fears. The Hill dog, owned by M Hill, was bitten by a dog tied to a weeks-old epidemic and killed after lingering infection signs. A second stray dog caused horse fears near Tuaville, prompting Frank Kerr and Alfred Johnson to shoot it before it left town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuuaville
Frank Kerr
Alfred Johnson
Announcement of Mr. Harry W. Burch Teaching Piano
Mr. Harry W. Burch will remain at home this coming season and divide his time teaching piano pupils. He will work under the direction of his former instructor Prof. H C Wilson. Information вызвать at 110 West Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Burch
H.C. Wilson
Pleasant Street
Ayt
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Rush
Avast
Rch
the Traveling Salesman
James Forbes
Harriet Brown Jett
Mill Village
W. Hf
Shelton
Misa Dickey
Andrey Dickey
Babbitt's
New Yorks
Chionga
Jon MacMilien
Dorothy Grey
Castor Ria
Infante
Atak B
Chas
Ganoe
WM. Hoffman
MOOSE
Cohen
Institute
New Law
Steen
W. A. Steen Clothier and Gents’ Furnisher
W. Main St
Usher
Steen, Gents’ Furnishings
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