Old Resident Mary Mouut Dies in Corry Home
Mrs. Mary Angeline Mount died last evening at her daughter’s home on Went Smith Street in Corry in her 82nd year. Born in Cherry Creek New York in 1834 she was widowed twice and survived by one son A P Mount and two daughters Mrs George Morris and Mrs Frank Westley. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev O H Wallner at the Westley residence Saturday afternoon at 1 30 o'clock.
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Mary Angeline Mouut
William Mount
Frank Westley
Smith ‘Street
Mount
Corry
Sig Blinder
A. P. Mount
George Morris
Warsaaw
Franke Westley
Town Sign Repaint Sparks City Boost in Corry
The Corry chamber commissions Weeks and Brendon to repaint the large public sign at the main spot. The crew to install a display touting Corry as a manufacturing city with natural advantages. The sign aims to boost civic pride and attract industry as trains pass through town.
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Corry Gnamner
Brendon
Corry
Funerals of A N Simmons Remembered in City Memorial
Funeral services for A N Simmons, well known Erie Railroad freight agent, were held at 10:30 AM at Ol Guy funeral parlor with Rev W R Mitchell of Grace Church officiating. The procession, led by a Corry Masonic order delegation, traveled to Ping Grove cemetery for interment. The deceased is survived by Mrs Orn Simmons Gorton and Mrs Fannie Bloom of Sinclairville, with many friends and colleagues attending.
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Sivert N. Bimimona
Corry Maxonic Order
Melvin JT. Smith
Frank '. Babbitt
Love
D. B. Loach
Stumong
John Kennedy
J M.thomas
Ol City
Maronic Lodge
Erie Railroad
Etha
MOM City
Corry Political Clout and Proposals for City Depot
The Corry mayor tightens control amid rumors of a city crackdown on gambling dens and a bold Roosevelt-backed reform push. A strong local committee could rally Chamber of Commerce support and spur a new depot project, with shippers urged to back the movement.
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Corry
Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce
Surprise 85th Birthday For Mrs Lila Tillotson At Corry Home
Mrs Lila Tillotson celebrated her eighty fifth birthday with a surprise party at the Corry home of her daughter Mrs H Manley. Relatives and friends from eastern New York sent cards and greetings. Samuel Bryin of Centralia New York, age eighty one, arrived to spend the winter with Mr and Mrs Manley.
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Lila Tillotson
Manley
Tillotson
Elvin Dart
Fitch Tillotson
Corry
New York State
Samuel Bryin
Centralia
N. Y
Important Operation at Corry Hospital
On Tuesday Mrs. Henry Con sail of Hinsdale underwent an operation at Corry Hospital for removal of a long standing tumor weighing 21 pounds. Dr Kilber performed the delicate operation successfully and the patient tolerated it well with no opiates needed. Her condition today is favorable for a complete recovery.
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Henry Consail
Hinsdale. Y
Corry Hospital
Conrad
Kilber
Lantern fundraiser at High School auditorium show
The High School plans a charity entertainment to raise funds for a projection lantern. A beamed program titled The Case of Jonte Bryce will be performed by students who urge attendance tonight to help purchase the lantern and improve classroom demonstrations.
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Jontle Bryce
Ondar
Inspection at hatchery shows new concrete ponds work
State Commissioner of Fisheries Buller and other officials visited the city hatchery to inspect a year of improvements. Twenty or more new concrete ponds built by Rogers Company follow a new plan, with officials pleased. Further enhancements are planned for Corry hatchery to boost state output.
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Buller
Rogers Company
State Fisheries Department
Corry
New Gamewell Fire Alarm Boxes Installed Citywide
Chief Stafford notes three new alarm boxes added to the fire system. One at Main and King streets, one near Bear Creek and North Center streets by the railway power house, and one at West Washington and Grand streets. Residents urged to observe the installations.
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Stafford
Main
King Atrest
Bear Creek
North Center
Stract Railway Company
West Washington
Grand Streets
Gamewell
Morgan says no money trust exists despite steel grove ties
At a late session Morgan admitted directing the Steel Corporation and described the plant combination. He was pressed about the money trust and said he did not believe any such combination existed.
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United Press
Washington, D.C
Morgan
Steel Corporation
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