Columbus Borough Charter Repealed As Township Revival Sought
Long, disjointed early history of Columbus and its township chronicles the 1800s growth, charter revival, and shift of governance. It notes the 1888 Columbus borough charter, its repeal night, and the push for a better school system via township support. Mentions early settlers, industries, a bridge project, and post office changes shaping the town’s evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borogh Schow
Tesilente
Wynship
Baillifinig
Towmbip
Columbs
Columbus
Corry
Colimbus
Garland Man's Auto Upsets Near Warren
A Garland sedan owned by GR Moore overturned near Warren after hitting an icy spot on the pavement. An unidentified woman drove toward Youngsville, braked abruptly, and the car rolled onto its side. The driver escaped injury and the only damage was a broken window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
GR. Moore
Garland
Union Oil Company
Youngsville
Election of Borough Officers in 1853 and 1925 Centennial
The passage recalls the first borough election held March 29, 1853, electing Ozro Smith burgess and councilmen W. L. Weed et al. It lists Columbus township officials, noting a transition as borough officers assumed charge at midnight, marking a shift in offices. It also mentions Columbus township celebrating its centennial on March 19, 1925 with the original surveyed land amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Call
Maxwell
Wats
Daniel Corete
Lancaster County
Jabez Jukgusun
Chenango Vonunty
N.Y
Polumbins
David Curtis
Sherburne
N. Y
Kim Hit Webber
Webber
Uio
Ozro Smith
W. L. Weed
William Byington
William Walker
Alexander Barris
D. W. Elderkin
Dell Johnson
Nathan E. Dodd
Perry Mead
Frank Harwood
Nelson W. Trisket
F. P. Bates
J. M. Carter
B. Trisket
F. J. Messenger
Martin Cordin
Wellington Patrick
William Wallace
P. L. Schrambling
Charles Rexford
F . Hardwood
Sfiairg
Columbus Township
Market Prices Mixed Across Staples in Quiet Trade
Midwestern commodities show limited movement with pork lard and sugar steady to dull. Coffee futures firm with Rio No 7 spot and Sanvos No 4 active. eggs and poultry offer small gains in some regions while creamery products remain steady. Butter and cheese markets show firm tones in selected grades. overall tone remains cautious with numerous items affected by regional demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlewest
Sanvos
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colum
Farr
Pees
Porter Webber
Morice Ganglish
Kimball
Inter
Saphronia
Long Island
Turkey
Pacific Court
Rex
W. H. Merrick
Studebaker
Coats
R. F. Livermore CO
Cla
Citizens National Bank
Corry, Pa
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