City and Vicinity News Snippets and Notices
Local notices list performers Keavin Broad and Advit at Byale and Co across tonight and tomorrow with prices. A birth announced February 16 from West Pleasant, and retirement of clairvoyant Mrs. Mattonon with daughter Nellie Whitcomb taking over. Children’s reads tease Buffalo Sunday News colored comic sheet and Boys and Girls Magazine from next Sunday’s News. Wells depth reaches 5000 feet near Bradford as heavy drilling continues. Train delay at Kane due to air line break and repairs. Raisin Bread Day planned at Binge nhid Company. Rental ad at 182 Penn Vivant Avenue starting April 1, 1912. Hats sale at Arnold Millinery Shop and election committee seeks audience for a course.
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Pol Plancon
Oudtortium
Byale and Co
Wright
Uyale
Tamestown
Mra
Hs Mattonon
Nellie Whitcomb
Corry
Buffalo Sunday News
Mills Plate
Bradford
Porront
Peni Vivant Avenue
Arnold Millinery
Pisano
Arbitration board to select third member for wage dispute
Two members of the arbitration board were chosen in New York by Walted Pres. Phelps of Sacramento and W. W. Attortury of the Pennsylvania Railroad. They will choose the third arbiter and open the session to consider differences between the companies and the employees demanding higher wages, a ten hour day, and revised overtime rates. Local notices mention community events, ads, and social items.
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New York
Phelps
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Sacramento
Cal
Fia Tiromon
Pennsylvania Trillroad
Killroads
Alvas defeat Panthera in close Niagara Falls hockey clash
The Niagara Falls paper reports the Alvas beat Lockport’s Panthera 28-26 at the Coliseum rink. Geiger and Gould starred as new players for Alva, with strong showings from Teleport’s Nettleman and Stone. Forest Golor scored 31 and Kenneth Could eight, both former Corry High athletes. Major John W. A Walker, 81, a Civil War veteran and former Pennsylvania House member, died after long service to the state and the Soldiers' Home site location efforts.
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Niagara Falls
Alvas
Panthera
Lockport
Coliseum
Geiger
Alva
Hig
Gould
Nettleman
Stone
Teleport
Forest Golor
Kenneth
Corryigh School
John W. A Walker
Tre
164Th
Councils Meet and Pave Streets in February 1918 Session
Regular meeting held February 17 1918 with Mr Brown as acting chair. Bills 886 387 and 338 for paving South Spring and Mill streets approved. Joint session convened with Meleness presiding and Calkins absent then present. Property committee tasked on fire wagon spellments. Ordinance committee favored curfew ordinance and report adopted. Meeting adjourned.
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Brown
Messrs Calkill
Metnnes
South
Spring
Mill Streets
Mele Ness
Calkins
Ream
Hard Look Might Not Secure a Job Says Worker
In a terse remark a worker from Houston says a hard look at him by employers won’t guarantee work. The note captures a sentiment about judgments and job prospects amid challenging times.
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Guy the Kane Repubean
Ui Company
Tina
Lyric Theater
Warren Kerrigit
Gaumont
Florist
Main St
Bell
Union
Depot
Cc. R. Rogers & CO
A. Sissies
Steen
Toggery
Steen’s Toggery Usher Block
Main Street
Arbitration Board
Miditoriia
Alqulany
Lomo
William James Milling Haw
Corty
Franklin Herald
Storer
Nelson
Sandy
Myndville
Nelnon & Miles
Wellshach
Brenda Knowlton Bris
Wes
Tiptet
Beneft
Padoll
Optometrist
Traction
Burlor
Bruin
Covery Wothin
James Brown
Jones Memorial Hospital
Jamestown
Knowlton Bros
James Fenton
Buffalo
Chautauqua
Fenton
Merced
North East Sin
Pow Avenue
Children's Aid Sociery
Heelocke
John Meffillan
New Institution
McMulan
Promontum
Pontilvaite
Thin Piper
Iaarn
Pang
Aldi Quartette
Auditostium
Hat Plas
Parkhurst
Pond’s
Blair and Company
Wright's
Blair and Co
Boston Girls
Ndyit
Bar) Whiteley
Genevieve Leona
Byron Perkins
Arthur C. Brion
Caroline Howard
Presbyterian Ladies Missionary
Thirles Auer
Bayt Congrass Street
Royal History
Jamestown Journal
Court House
Erie
Merle Hill
Ray D. Woodworth
Guy Rogers
L. T. McElroy
Julia Washner
John Gaffney
Boston College
Municipal Club
State Armory
Pene
RD. Crowell
Hive
Fierage
Clothiers and Furnishers
W. Main St
Corryites
Geiger and Gould
Rami
Washington
Corry Evening Journal
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