Local Notables Make Morning Outings Across the Region
Mayor Alexander traveled to Fredonia on business while Howard Bosworth spent the day in Silver Creek. Mr and Mrs Clem Fisher of Spuransburg visit arts trends. Mrs Roberta Smith returned to Cleveland after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs W Edwards of Ol City arrived to spend a few days with Carry friends. Sam Fines and Dr Rich and wife left for Cleveland for a short visit. Miss Jean Tacob returned home to Buffalo after visiting Miss Annis Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Alexander
Fredon Ia
Howard Bosworth
Silver Creek
Clem Fisher
Spuransburg
Roberta Smith
Cleveland
W. Edwards
Olt City
Sam Fines
Rich
Jean Tacob
Annis Gray
Buffalo
Frank Laurie Ie
Grandalley
Charles Keating
Connenut
Hattie Montague
Ho A. Prank
Katherine Spleaman
Nate Covey
Jamestown
C. E. Woodward
Corning
New York City
Harry Stone
Meadville
AmuseU Theater Fine Bill Tonight
Local notes report amuseU theater fine bill tonight with various residents of nearby towns listed visiting, traveling, and recovering. Several figures including Miss Jourlte Cottrell and Mrs. Ho A Prank appear among visitors while others gather in Jamestown and Union City for family and health updates.
Hoosier Cabinet Club Accepts 25 Members
Twenty two women had joined the Hoosier Club as the store closed last night with one more enrolling this morning. The club may fill today or tomorrow and the end is near. Corry streets show Hoosler Cabinets in homes while demand for Hoosier Cabinet grows as agents organize clubs nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier Club
Corry
America
The
Hoosier Co. tWrough
United Hoosier Cabinet Clubs
Dont Spank Your Children
A Corry boy, nine years old, says he faces a spanking every Monday because his mother is tired from washing. The plea cites laundry woes and suggests Easy Task Soap would halve the work, helping her finish before ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Side Street
Corry
Jordon Faces Albright in Jamestown Wrestling Showdown
Jamestown prepares for a major wrestling match as Pynamle Jordan trains daily with Hon Albright at the Humphrey Hotel. Local promoter Joe Clark coordinates, promising one of the fastest, hardest fought battles in the area. Meanwhile a rising swindler uses forged Jamestown checks to fraudulently cash at multiple banks, tracing a path from York to Watertown and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Hon Albright
Joe Clark
Jordan
Humphrey Hotel
Albright
America
Ia Anid
Hie
Mietland
William Bush Dead in Corry Area Funeral Friday
William Bush a Corry resident died at the home of Mrs. W. S. Burnham in Aluolatrville New York on Monday. The body will be brought to this city Friday at 1 40 PM for burial in Mine Grove Cemetery. He was about 76 years old and left two daughters Mrs. Burnham and Mrs. C P Rogorm of Hare River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Buse
Corry
Tle Amughter
W. 8. Burnham
Aluolatrville
N.Y
Mine Grove
Bush
Burnham
C. P. Rogorm
Hare Rivbirg
Kite
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Ag cloare 1-2 mi At barn well A.
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In a fragmentary note the text records a school or class item mentioning Lake and fruit counts. The readable portion hints at a contest or lesson but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes. Further readable details are needed to produce a precise card.
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Corbett & Forrester
Lady Lawyer
Hoy Oll Keith Stock Company
J. R. Graves
West Main Street
Amuseu Theater
Fine Bill Tonight
the Ladies Furnishing
Children’s Rain Capes
Alrendy
Ilance Jn
Hoowler Club
Hoosier Manufacturing Company
Hoosier
B. M. Jourdet
Vici
Cravenette
Cohen
Jordon
Hay
Kaiser
Ackerman
Mary
Wyoming Valley Trt
Wilkesbarre
Ftaud Wan
Wilkes Harry Dante
New York
Pennsylvania
Thive
York
Watertown
N. Y
Rhode
William Bush
Madge
Evara
Ornengage
Lomertins
Burbank
C. W. Lyons
Conier St
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