Grandson Arrival and Local Notices In Cameron County
Local items report a grandson born to Will Wilcox of E Main Street family in Cameron County and updates on community happenings. Also noted are Saturday specials at Oneida and Washington Markets with home cured ham and bacon, plus assorted ads, a fire at the Federal building power house, a proposed eraser manufacturing company in New York, and social events at the Library Theater and Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron County
John McFadden
Cameron
Will Wilcox
E. Main Street
Donald Witeor
Seattle
Oneida
Washington
Journal Office
Library Theater
West Washington Street
New York
Metropolitan Ipers Company
Derlow Hardware
Chunk
Federal
Dolury
Mary Baker Pierce
Corry
J. H. Monhaffle
Monhatfle
George P. Salt
Ulusie
Wraitford
Manu- Mhenire Wileh
Olay
New York State
TH. Quitm
A. H. Longnécker
Wisett
Armory
Crescents
Stars
McDonough
Octavia Rowell
Mlan
Hibcbott Nowell
Tormor
Mia Bowell
Kitts
Dowell
Flo
Hla Nayal
Arko
Ae Wout
Hig Thie
Tony
Uinruin
Lunlor
Haag
Young Lad Hurt While Coasting on Lemon Street
Mister Arnold Kittinger, son of Mr and Mrs William Kitinger Was bailty hurt yesterday while coasting on Lemon Street. He lost several teeth and his mouth was badly cut and torn. Dr Waggoner attended him at his home and reports he is getting along nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Kittinger
William Kitelinger
Bailty
Yasterday
Waggoner
About Candy About Candy
A nostalgic ad touts candy quality and appearance, promising pure, good looking sweets priced twenty and thirty cents per item. It warns buyers to purchase from a trusted store, claiming long-standing reliability and freshness. The piece notes shipping and express rates, emphasizing value and guaranteed freshness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ours
Mercer County Liquor License Remonstrance and Local Death
In Mercer county no remonstrances against liquor licenses were offered as the last day for filings passed. The Mercer County Sunday School association, long involved in the liquor fight, will not delay this year. Mrs. John Schularba, 27, died in Greenville after a beating by her husband, an employee of the Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad. A post mortem attributed death to head and spine injuries. the husband was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
B. W. Stennett and Son
Mercer County
Vieast
John Schularba
Greenville
Bessemer & Lake Erie Railroad Company
Coralier C. W. McElhaney
Waa
Pittsburg Corporation Seeks Investors for 7 Percent Preferred Stock
A newly formed Pittsburg Corporation offers 7 percent preferred stock to investors. The firm, organized less than a year ago, is managed by a well regarded young former local, who previously worked with a Cleveland company in a similar field. The notice asserts careful management, current profits, and room for larger earnings with increased working capital. It states this is not a promotion or Water stock and that each share is backed by full face value. Prospective investors are urged to request a booklet and more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Local Notes From Butalo Warren Trip and Community Events
Misa Plaherty of Butalo visits Warren relatives. P B O club gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Stewart’s featured games, music, and a fine repast with 23 attendees. Florence Crittenden home in Wico to burn mortgage as part of panel reclaiming wayward girls. Nearby socials include a Friday turn at Wright villa road and a sleigh of mild weather. Travel south remains busy with Florida and Europe plans shifting due to reservations. Detectives nab three car robbers in Erie. items recovered and case deemed important. Erie ear operation reported for Lewis Led. Jamestown Journal notes 1914 marriages totaling 578, with ages and months cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Plaherty
Butalo
Warren
Charles Stewart
Florence Crittenden
Wico
Mra
Rickerson
Judd
Dhunink
Mra Alsdore
Wright Villa
Gorvad
William Royal
Tarlw Anderson
Embly
Pattary
Europe
Ion
Florida
Wil
Mackeral
Weat's
Advat
Lewis
Erie
Corry
Jamestown Journal
Mary Pickford Ad at Lytle Tonight and Redbird Wins
Mary Pickford and King Baggitt appear at Lytle tonight in a Keystone come iy and Mutual Kiel program. Redbird triumphs highlighted in local showings with a Keystone feature and short acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Garwood
Vivian Rich
Tennessee
Tove
Lova
Mary Pickford
King Baggot
Patty
Jonah
Pauline Tialsh
King Baggitt
Lytle
Redbird
Keystone
Mutual Kiel
Adit
Will Lecture on the Negro Problem at First Church
G Frensys of Urbane Ohio will speak Sunday night at the First Presbyterian church on the Negro Problem. The lecture will present Steroptican views on Christian and industrial education for colored people and the rice question as a vital American issue. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Frensys
Urbane, O
First Presbyterian Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bernstein
Algo
Pri
Bernstein Bros., Clothiers and Furnishers
West Main St
California
Wilcox
Wright's
Bargaina
Journal
A. E. Pettit
Florist
Teron Fein
Mtady
R.G. Lindsley & Son imPis
Hoyler
Uncle Sam
United States
Uspal
Almenia
Barton
Erkatil
SN Siguatiley
National Bank of Corry
Cory, PA
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