Local Social Roundup Highlights Regional Travel and Visits
Mrs Mark Gray spent the day in Cleveland. Mrs G C King and Mrs Sands of Pittsburg returned from Chautauqua. Mrs Gandy retired to Bitteburg. B Weeks Jr. on side list. Mr and Mrs Morris Boustee depart for Philadelphia. The former and Alex McInnes Jr represent the local Masons lodge at Grand Lodge in Mihut city. Mr McInney left last evening. Mrs Thomas Daniels of New York City visits Mrs Frank Cole on South Center Street with daughter Mrs George Davis of Lit We Rock Ark. The Daniels party will tour the West after Corry visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Gray
Cleveland
G. C. King
Sands
Pittsburg
Chautauqua
Gandy
Bitteburg
B. Weeks Jn
Morris Boustee
Philadelphia
Alex. McInnes Jr
Lodge of Masons
Grand Lodge
Mihut City
McInney
Thomas Daniels
New York City
Frank Cole
South Center Street
Daniels
George Davis
Lit- We Rock
Ark
le Rock
Corry
West
Sell Your Furs and Hides for Most Money
Harvest season cash offer from Corry Hide & Fur Company. Farmers and trappers are urged to ship furs and hides for liberal grading and quick payment, including skunks, rats, raccoons, mink, horsehides, and more. Send shipping tags to the New Big Brick Warehouse at 17-19 East Pleasant Street for prompt express payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eac Corry Hide & Fur Company
Taylor's
East Pleasant Street
Local residents visit city for Grange meetings and travel
S J Appleman of Belle Valley and H A Wilson visit Union City while Frank Header and Fred Miller of Belle Valley attend Grange meetings in the city. Sam Altman returns to Buffalo after a city visit. Stewart Tuscell and W D Wyley attend gatherings, and Murray Olds heads to Seattle for the winter. Charles Spiezel of Titusville stops in en route to Marion Ohio for a new job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Appleman
Belle Valley
H. ©. Wilson
Union City
Sammy Brown
C. M. Love
Buffalo
J.B. Turner
Erie
Pomona Grange
Frank Header
T. W. Cooper
West Green
Grange
Frank McMullen
Meadville
Fred Miller
Sam Altman
Joe
Messia
Harry
John Swann
Bear Lake
Stewart Tuscell
W. D. Wyeley
Murray Olds
Seattle
Washington
Charles I. Spiezel
Titusville
Marion
Corry Drugstore Ad Promotes Good Value Goods
A fragment ad from Nathaniel Stone Druggist Grocer in Corry urges shoppers to come in and see goods offered at low prices. It mentions corn meal and flour, highlighting cheap, appealing prices to attract customers.
Break in pavement explodes injuring foreman in Pa
Frank Kern, department foreman of the First Ward, was burned and thrown by a gas explosion when he lit a match at a pavement break on Sixth and Wallace streets in Hire Pa. The hole was reported as dangerous and lacking a red light. Residents aided his removal. he was taken home for burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hire
Dee
Sixth
Wallace Streets
Frank Kern
East Seventh Street
First Ward
Kern
Mr. Kern
Explosion causes burns after broken mutin incident
A report describes a right hand and arm injuries from a blast linked to a broken mutin device. The victim faces possible loss of sight as experts warn the explosion was caused by the faulty component.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Forgery suspect arraigned on larceny charge in Pa town
Erle Pennsylvania December 4. Charles Olson pleaded guilty before Alderman Edward Hayes to larceny by bailee for borrowing a cornet and later pawning it. He faces additional accusations of theft of jewelry and multiple forgery charges tied to his prior arrests in Columbus and return to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle
Charles Olson
Edward Hayes
Ballee
Reed Streets
Olson
Mia
Louise Morrow
Columbus
Erie Detective Sergeant Brown Accused in Crooked Activities
In Erie, Detective Sergeant Brown faced allegations of involvement in several depredations. Olson’s operations in Erie are said to have included many kinds of crooked schemes, with Brown linked to the alleged activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Sergent Brown
Olson
Come and See The Latest Come and See The Latest
Christmas season promotions advertise new dean and Moder thought, highlighting gifts for old and young. The message promises economy, pleasure, and satisfaction in shopping, with emphasis on widespread holiday attractions and present fits for everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Moder
Corry LGB Plea Involves November 30 Hearing
A local court records a plea related to a November 30 event involving Corry and LGB with paying OC and PTR noted. The matter centers on charges or obligations connected to the case, with officials listed as participants in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
LGB
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Everett’s
House OF Bargains
North Center Street
Corry, PA
Steward & Raymond
Amuseu Theater
Buck McGre
Vitagraph
Edison
Eels
Cloak and Suit
Cohen
Wright
W. Main ST
Man Wright
Wright's Jeweler
Jas. H. Wright, “the” Jeweler
Nathaniel Stone
Druggisia d Grocer Corry, Ta
R. G. Lindsley & Son
J. R. Graves
West Main Street
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