Personal mentions fill city travel and greetings sheet
A long list of locals traveling for business visits, social calls, and short stays in nearby towns. Names include John Loye, Marke Goyiy, B. F. Waltw, W. A. Ley, A. C. Barton, Al Culfush, Sam Sweet, Walter, Edward Crapser, Mrs. Frank Geiger, Mrs. Ralph Weaver and Emily, Mrs. J. Thomas, Geraldine Brush, Helen Martin, D. L. Martin, Guy C. Fox, CLG. Craig, Mrs. Hiin Larsen, Ghuples Melts, Dr. GE. Bennett, N Steadman, Master Henry Lee Golger, J. McGee, Postmaster Fa Allen, G. H. Barlow, Alfred H. Barlow, U. S. G. Bartow, W. G. Johnston, Migs W. Price, Mrs. John Lambing, and others. Many visits to Erie, Jamestown, Titusville, Warren, Union City, and surrounding areas noted for business, recitals, or family caregiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Loye
Brie
B. F. Waltw
Waterford
W. A. Ley
Titusy
Busness
AL C. Wilson
Unionity
A. C. Barton
Ber Linke
Fried
al Culfush
Union City
Sam Sweet
Walter
Erie
Edward Crapser
Frank Geiger
Talonity
Ralph Weaver
Emily
J. Thomas
Center- Ville
Knowlton
Res
Geraldine Brush
G. B. Nelson
Gonnéaut
Helen Martin
Roy
C. L. Martin
Guy C. Pox
Hife
Clg. Graig
Warton
Friends
Hiin Larsen
Mybusvste
Chai
Ben
Holt
Ghuples Melts
Thtuaville
Pittsbansh
Henry Lee Golger
Fey
J. McGee
Battuto
Fa Allen
Warren
Columbus
G. H. Barlow and
Alfred H. Barlow
Titusville
Playford
U. S
G. Bartow
R. D
White Street
Carter Hill
W. G. Johnstom
Lovel and Covell Chocolate Company
Boston
Hoenes
Migs W. Price
John Lambing
Wesleyville
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Advised for Ills
An old advertising notice promotes Syrup of Figs as a gentle liver and bowel cleanse. It touts relief from headaches bilious feelings gas indigestion and restlessness claiming the product is safe not drugging. It warns against imitations and urges asking for the genuine old reliable Syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senna
Taft plans to abolish assistant postmaster jobs
United Press reports in Washington Taft's public message outlines abolishing all assistant postmaster positions. He advocates a budget system to modernize finances and economies, and deems the current appointment method unbusinesslike. Other brief notes mention visits and local business travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
D.C
Taft
Royhecles
AmuseU Theater Presents The Girl in the Caboose and The Furnace Fire
A railroad thriller titled The Furnace Fire and a drama titled An Irish Girls Love Affair headline the AmuseU Theater bill. The double feature includes The Girl in the Caboose as a second attraction from Vitagraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitagraph
Riot in Hall of Congress prompts dramatic uproar
Washington Feb 26. A near riot occurred in the Hall of Congress as Representative Murray of Muse sprang to confront Chairman Alexander of Misouri over alleged unfairness. Murray was knocked from the speaker's rostrum by a sergeant at arms, causing a broad disturbance until Speaker Clark rushed in from the smoking room and seized the gavel to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washingtons
Murray
Muse
Jampth
Alexander
Misouri
Shairminn
Clark
House Passes Bible In Schools In Opening Sessions
Harrisburg reports the House approved a bill requiring the Bible to be read at the opening session of public schools by a 169 to 29 vote. Miles B. Kitts of Maine warned the law could raise trouble among children of different religious beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
The
Houe
Tong Dé Wate
Miles B. Kitts
Fine Repertoire Booking At The Library Theater
Manager Harry Parker reports a strong season for the Library Theater with the Ministers Sweetheart touring as a moderately priced attraction. The company includes about a dozen performers and will be joined by vaudeville acts and a moving picture feature Satan. Other big shows from Stratton Players and local cities consider dates in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratton Players
Harry Parker
Library Theater
Mr. Parker
Ingain Glew
Elisa
Hashuey
Orpheum
Voit
Henera
Inga
Satan
Stratton
Special School Board Meeting Sets Finances Plan
A special meeting of the school board at Redunation discusses financing for next year. President Auer is appointed to confer with the superintendent to map a plan for operation at the lowest possible tax. Committees on High School commencement are named. Chamber of Commerce auditorium is granted for the evening meeting. board adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Histon
Menora
Bar Tow
Minley
Harton
Auer
Chamber of Commerce
D. 8
Rowh
Soo
Old Friends Celebrate Washington's Birthday Gathering
On Washington's Birthday Mrs W A Dadd hosted a cheerful gathering at Center Street Corr in honor of Mrs Anna Trantum formerly of Kannat and Centre School District of Columbia. Centre School girls chaperoned by Miss A A Dutton danced a quadrille and enjoyed a supper with souvenir place cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. A. Dadd
Center Street
Corr
Anna ‘Trantum
Kannat
Centre School District
Columbia
Centre School
A A. Dutton
Yahoo
Dutton
Tlaale Reeves
Jonny
Tantum
Ranch
Kansas
Special Home Protection Program Rendered
The jnat meeting of Home Protection lodge held Monday featured a decorated hall for Washington's birthday. After two visits, the program included Muslo Myra Crapner, Musle Mrs Stevens and Tosa, Readings by Arthur Pairchittle Meg L Stevens, Solo Dorothy Young, Reading Mrs Bronson, Reading Mr Ni Btone, a German song by Lonn Rorohig, and a cake served by the committee. Flora N. Fritts, Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnat
Home Protection Lodge
Washington
Elven
Muslo
Myra Crapner
Stevens
Tosa
Arthur Pairchittle
Meg. L. Stevens
Dorothes Young
Mrs. Bronson
Ni Btone
Flora N. Fritts
Corry Hatchery Ships Trout to MaddVille
The Corry Fish Hatchery shipped 1,500 yearling trout to MaddVille for stream stocking in the nearby vicinity. The batch included many large specimens and indicated a planned expansion under Commissioner Bule for a new stocking plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
MaddVille
ANOTHER CARRIER FOR CORRY P C
Offfo Sidoner has been appointed assistant carrier for the Corry Post Office as the regular force is overworked. Mr. Skinner is making rounds to train and qualify the new workers. A substitution carrier Willis Kaok handles routes while the regular staff is increased in coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidoner
NW Anes and Company
Corry
Skinner Fa
Corty
Willis Kaok
Willis Kaok Busy, [Here Jew Wldihood
Keating To Direct Classes At Presbyterian Gymnasium
Ka ting will direct the area's display at the Presbyterian gymnasium during Harry Alexander's absence for three months. Alexander assists in weighing malls management while Keating, with prior experience, will continue the program as arranged. The gymnasium complex is proving popular with many men taking regular workouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Alexander
Charlen Keating
Presbyterian
Alexander
Keating
Begg's Mustarine Brings Quick Relief for Colds and Ailments
The ad promotes Begg's Mustarine as a fast acting remedy for throat soreness coughs and chills. It claims effectiveness against headaches earaches and other minor ailments, positioning the product as a superior choice for quick symptom relief.
Begy's Mustarine Promises Quick Relief for Aches
An old time advertisement touts Begy's Mustarine as a sure small yellow remedy that rapidly eases neuritis rheumatism and other pains. It claims to warm cold feet soothe muscles sprains swollen joints frostbite chilblains and corns and bunions with a 25 cent bottle and recommends asking any druggist for EHGY'S MUSTARINE for best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Begy
Ehgy
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Congress
Boyd Auer
City
J. Rich
Jamestown
Tin Wright
Advitt
Frank Romilly
Cleveland
Obas
Bennett
Bugle St
Robert King
Buffalo
Corry Chair Company
Lottie McKinney
Poughkeepsie
Amuseu Theater
Hall OF Congress
House
Weather Bureau
Weather
New York
Albany
Athantic
Lear Boston
St Louis
New Orleans
SLE
Aewareg
Hannah
Cohen’s Department Store
Corry Hatchery
Meadville
Corry P. C
Ollie Skinner
City of the Physical
Begg’s
HO Tnt Co
Starr Granite & Marble Works
Corry, Pa
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