City Gossip Quietly Links Many Residents
Numerous names appear in a crowded city social note with visits, travel, illnesses, and funeral arrangements. Individuals from Sherman to Boston, Corry to Beaver Dam are listed for visits, business trips, and personal matters. One obituary notes George Thompson's death aged 85 in Clymer. other items include court news from Joliet and local society movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henan
Mele
Gropaih Kelly
Youngstown
Clayton Wirner
Mary Swann
Sherman
Wilfato
P. Dunham
May Howard
White Street
George Adams
Clymer
Thompson
H. S. Baird
Renovo
John R. Martly
Knowlton Airos
Adv
Miks Toftha Kihlertins
Ganitrige Springs
Eastern Star
Mike Avelyn McKinney
Muse Miry Mylderlok
Mia A. C. Bareton
Columbus Ave
Sliltery
Boston
J. W. and
A. P. Howard Company
Webbs
Quvng
McArthur
Beaver Dam
Rondebush
Crawford
Truly City
Bunny at the Derby and Ravens Revenge at Amuse Theater
Vitagraph presents Bunny at the Derby a light hearted entertainment with comedy and drama. A heart in rags is shown as UST Lunch features in a separate revue style program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunny
the Derby
Vitagraph
Amunsti
Miso
Agvltaa
Independent league eyed by Northwest Pennsylvanian and Southwestern New York towns
Promoters of an independent league plan a meeting at the Struthers House in Warren to discuss forming a league with eight to twelve clubs. Attendees would include Warren, Kane, Ridgway, Jamestown, Olean, Franklin, Corry, Sharon, the Collegians of Pittsburgh, the Pullmans of Buffalo, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Kane
Ridsway
Jamestown
Franklin
Corry
Sharon
Collegians of
Pittsburg
Pullmans of
Buffalo
Reed to continue ownership of local grocery firm
J A Reed will take full ownership of Reed and Schrambling after purchasing Schrambling's interest. The former partner has leased Sears farm at North Corry and will reside there for the present. Reed has hired Weeks and Hreadon to renovate the store interior, with work starting today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.A Reed
Reed and Schrambling
Columbus man opens new business in Lottsville
4 H Johnson, a prominent Columbus merchant, sold his Col umbus store to Ruslink of Clymer and has taken over an established business at Lottsville. Johnson reports satisfaction with the new location as the former Columbus store continues strong. Ruslink, new Columbus store owner, plans improvements and to inject energy into the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Johnson
Columbus
Rnslink
Clymer
Lotisville
Johnson
T Ig
Ruslink
Steck
Notice to Stockholders at Corry Hospital Association
Notice to stockholders of the Corry Hospital Association. Annual meeting will be held at the hospital on Wednesday March 12 at seven o clock p m to elect members of the Board of Directors for the ensuing year. Candy, 10113 JP. Cand y, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Welock P.m. Mlvetlon
Ady
Candy
Fire kills infant in Union City house blaze
Fire officials say a suspicious blaze at a Union City home resulted in the death of a week-old child. Mrs. Agnes Kane, widow, admitted to finding the child’s body amid burned debris in a closet beneath stairs. Coroner McClintock and Deputy Coroner McClintock will investigate. Kane was held for investigation as witnesses and relatives gathered nearby. The fire was deemed incendiary by authorities, with Kane in custody at the Johnson House for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spuetal
Journalion City
Voraners
Wakaryesste
Anil Glen
Tee Jnvlivary
Feierils
Union
Fires Ten
W Blaz
Agnes Ikune
Ast Meh
Francis F. McClintock
Mullen
McClintock
Jovinda
Kuno
Patrick Kane
Glintock
It Police Stager
Aire
Kano Ja
Johnson House
Claude Northrop
Northrop
George Triscult
Triscuit
Motfinefowl
Arn
Kane
Clty
Resignation of Matteawan Medical Superintendent Dr John W
Albany reports Dr John W Ru sell has resigned as medical superintendent of Matteawan State hospital after a verbal report to the governor by the Carlisle property committee. Governor Sulzer would not say if State Superintendent of Prisons Joseph F Bott would be retired due to the Thaw bribery disclosures. The probe committee plans to finish taking testimony on the Thaw case today and deliver a report to the governor before he departs for New York City and Washington. Alfred Henry Lewis and Detective Holtman, Thaws associates, are expected to appear before the committee. A certified copy of Dr Russell's testimony on bribery was mailed to District Attorney Whitman to present to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
John WW. Rusell
Matteawan State Hospital
Carlisle Proirie
Sulzer
Priaohn Joseph
F. Bott
New York City
Washington
Alfrad Henry Lewis
Holtman
Committee
Dr. Russell
Reop on sitting Journal Cowpons
Readable fragment notes a value of 40 couta per hundred for Belors with unclear context. No other identifiable people or organizations appear.
Woodard alias Oneil arrested again by Jamestown police
Jamestown police arrest Floyd Woodard on a warrant charging larceny in connection with a stolen suitcase at the Erie Railroad station last season. He is held after being arraigned before Justice R. T. Cowing and remanded to jail. Two youths were later taken into county custody as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noyd Woodlen
Hrakeshor Company
Cokes
Bele
Jamesown Pallée
Jamestown
Woodard
Jay
Aim
At & Simmer
Erie Rattroad
Lakewoods
Lakewood
R. T. Cowing
Erio Railroad
Woods
Subscriber privacy rule imposes phone and identity data
A new policy requires a caller to provide both the telephone number used and the name of the person who will answer when connecting to an out of town party. The change aims to reduce misunderstandings that occur when lines are misrouted or misdelivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toree
How to Resist a Strong Yikerais Men and Woman
An advertisement claims Vinol strengthens a run-down system to fight chronic coughs and colds. It cites Mrs. Ovin Parham of East Durham N. Gysnyur and C.D. Wabbit & Son of Corry as endorsers. The copy asserts Vinol’s tonic contains liver and iron to build blood and aid recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovin Parham
East Durham
Vinci
Wely
C.D. Wabbit & Son
Corry
Aly
Flowering Pot Plants and Cut Flower Notes
Potted azaleas olearias hyacintha and mignonette bloom alongside lilies and garnetions in a display of fresh cuts. Prices listed: 75 cents per dozen.
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Anson Greenlee
Kirksville
Missouri
George Thompson
Slater
Walon City Times- Enterprise
Ben Starr
Clarunca Wax
Wright
Andy
Hail Conners
Fairbinke
Brie
Katie
Jotul
William Geppert
Saurier Textra
Steger & Bons
Ampnufacturs Ors
Chicago
Steger
Umd
Ofinsa
Scott
Matt
Boston Transcript
Amuse Theater
Victrola
Save Journal
Nhits
Everett & CO
Aowlar
Acto
Fine Pictures
J. A. Reed
North Center Street
Schrambling
Lottsville
Hannah
Cohen’s Department Store
Babe
Mao
Carry Exchange of Bell Company
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