City plans grand beautification drive for Greater Ice area
Erie Chamber of Commerce committee led by G Trving Blake and colleagues outlines a ten thousand dollar program to shape a practical fifty year plan for Greater Ice. They urge citizens and governments to invest in parks, boulevards, bridges and public buildings to boost health, beauty, and prosperity.
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Erie Chamber of Commerce
Ice
G. Trving Blake
William J. Flynn
Matthew Griswold
B.A. Wallin
Bishop Rogers Ternel
Brie
Eterna
Corry
Bell Phone Co gains control as North East line sold
The North East Independent Telephone Company of Pennsylvania transfers its stock to Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania. The deal expands Bell’s reach across northwestern townships and western Chautauqua County, with hundreds of subscribers moved to the merged system.
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North East
P. Mount & Son
Hell Telephone Company
North East Company
Besir Broweht
North East Independent ‘Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Bell Telphone Company of Pennsylvania
Nort Hast
Bell
Hit
North East Independent Company
Nell ‘Bmany
Livermore and Chapman Give Dainty Dolls to Girls
Livermore and Chapman in keeping with a previous custom presented three large dolls to Misses Ruth Stafford Cathorie SC.Clain and Anna Shields. The store’s promotion has become a popular business draw, offering high quality dolls to patrons and adding novelty value to shopping.
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Livermore & Chapman
Livermore and Chapman
Ruth Stafford Cathorie Sc.clain
Anna Shields
Lake
Prizes Awarded in Local Poetry Contest at High School
The re vitalion contest at the Union City High School drew interest as Capt Baker of Corry attended and rewarded students. Albert DeLand won first prize for My Country, an illuminated version of the American National Anthem. Miss Glarisd Randall earned second prize, a silk American flag, with the program proceeding in fine style.
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Union City
Capt Baker
Corry
Albert DeLand
Walter Gittle
Mise Glarisd Randall
H. B. Potter
D. J. Wooda
G. B. Maruh
Two Die In Penna Railroad Collision Between Train And Handcar
A head on crash on the Penney van e Railroad between the paymaster's special train and a motor handcar near Coryville killed two men, injured four others, and damaged the locomotive and handcar. Names given include A. M. Oarigon and Thor en of Port Allegany, plus William Carlson and H. B. Oviatt among the injured. Carlson, foreman of the track crew, managed to warn others before the impact. The accident occurred as the train traveled from Larrabee to Clermont.
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Swasthport
Cor
Penneyvane Railroad
Oarigon
Wrights, Pa
Thoren
Port Ailesheny
William Carlson
A. B. Carlson
H. B. Oviatt
East Smethport
Larrabee
Clermont
Cueve Wall
Coryville
Rotford
Phioren
Carhion
Farrthly
Foramen
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