Corry Plans A New Amusement Park With Diamond
Corry expects a large new amusement park to attract visitors with a modern dance hall tennis courts and a first class oval diamond. The site on Lake Covington near Lin Village will offer proximity to the hotel and wooded grounds with about fifty four acres. The project aims for heavy investment and year round entertainment to revive interest in the region.
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John G Rich
Lake Coviintis
Corry & Goluntium St. Thy
Lin
Olumbon
Atreteh
Itil
Columbus
Warren National Bank Offers Four Percent Interest on Deposits
The Warren National Bank announces four percent yearly interest in its Interest Department. Deposits made in the first three days of any month earn full interest on the first of the month, and deposits on or before the fifteenth receive half a month’s interest. Interest credits occur on June 1 and December 1 each year for accounts remaining three months or longer. Interest may be used for payments and bills. The bank emphasizes security and service as a United States depository.
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Warren National Bank
Warren National Banc
Attempted to kill viceroy during Delhi ceremony
A bomb exploded near the viceroy of India during the royal procession in Delhi. The would be assassin used a home tow and the umbrella over the viceroy’s head to attack. An attendant died instantly and another wounded as the crowd moved through the city. The incident disrupted the formal removal of the capital from Calcutta to Delhi and drew His Majesty’s representatives into heightened tension.
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United Prent
Delhi
India
Lord Hardiif
Tadii
Phouldar
Liresty
Great Britain
Thdla
Ule
Freight wreck blocks line near Gorry North of division
A freight collision occurred around seven o clock this morning north of Gorry on the northern division. The Morning Run was held for an hour or two before being sent out again. A wrecking crew from Oil City arrived by ten to clear the scene. The wreck damaged about ten ties and involved around a hundred and fifty feet of track. The cause was not released by the local office.
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Gorry
Oil City
Alen
Local tannery eyeing gains from strong leather market
The JW. A. P. Howard & Co., a leading local leather tannery, reports favorable conditions as leather prices rise. The firm has large imports from Mexico and South America, a substantial raw hide stock, and full staff, with extensive demand from the automobile sector expected to push 1918 production to new highs.
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JW. & A. P. Howard & Co
Howard Company
Mexico
South America
Inet
Bonton
United State
East End
Crisis at Hatkian Turkey talk in London today
London dispatch reports a rapid telegraphic move to push a high level meeting among envoys from the Hatkian States Turkey and other powers. Ottoman constraints and allied patience stall progress as talks focus on access to Constantinople and potential relief from a sharp stalemate amid deep mistrust and wary timelines.
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Ty United Press
London
Jonkl Jones
Hatkian States
Turkey
Constantinonla
Jadrignople
Sigh Donegsston
Sanctimne
Pune
Raymonds Remember Employees Christmas Gift Policy
The Raymond Manufacturing Co will this year grant a generous Christmas allowance to employees. Those with five years or less will receive three dollars, while those with five years or more will get five dollars. The gift scales with years of service, following a long-standing policy already practiced at its spring works. The firm employs a large, well organized workforce and has a reputation for rewarding long service.
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Raymond Manufactuiug Co
Blk Spring Works
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Empiiy
Frank Willett Dies in Corry After Long Illness
Relatives report Frank Willett died Saturday in Warren after years of heart trouble. The body was brought to Corry and taken to the Spring Street home. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. Survived by wife Katherine Bemis, a son Harold, parents Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Willett, a sister Mrs. 3 A. Dake of Nunda, and brothers Charles K. Willett of Michigan and Victor M. Willett of Brooklyn. Born in Nunda in 1865, he moved to Corry in 1872 and became a machinist. He belonged to Crosby Hose Co. and was well known locally.
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Frank Willett
Warren
Jim
Spring Street
Harold
Bradley Willett
A. Dake
Nunda
Charles K. Willett
Michigan
Victor M. Willett
Brooklyn
Frank B. Willett
Corry
Old Crosby Hose Co
Willett
Katherine Bemis
BASKETS LES MINNES MEN BASKETS
Charles Belsle the Main Street Grocer has prepared a fine Christmas basket for every McInnes Steel Company employee. The company ordered large market baskets and a Christmas dinner package with flour sugar coffee and other delicacies for each worker and family. The gesture shows appreciation for steady service and loyalty at the steel works.
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Charles Belsle
McInnes Steel Company
Mr. Belsle
Christman
Mctried
Christina Rautembrance
New Era Club Plans Christmas Party for Fifty Waifs
The New Era Club will entertain fifty underprivileged children at the Presbyterian chapel this afternoon from five o clock. The Tudivu youths will attend to ensure every child enjoys a good time with toys candy and a large decorated Christmas tree. Each member provides a toy and candy for the tree and the girls will host games and activities for the youngsters in what organizers promise will be a memorable event.
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Finil
New Era
Presbyterian Church
Four Per Cent Savings Book Promises Gift Plans
A short notice advertises a diverse selection of offers described as acceptable and pleasing options for purchasers including a “40 inns” phrase and a Christmas gift theme. The item references a savings department book and a daughter gift, suggesting a holiday financial instrument or promo.
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