Jonathan Lodge 685 Celebrates Sixty Years of Odd Fellows
Jonathan lodge No. 685 marks its sixtieth anniversary since founding on January 19, 1870. The article details charter members, early meetings in various halls, growth to 838 initiations, recent year additions, strong finances with assets around 44 000 and debt near 10 000, and current officers led by Noble Grand Alton H. Homer.
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Eguniay
Odd Fellowship
Jonathan Lodge
Ohiarker
H. L. Wyman
A. P. Priesman
J. W. Chipman
A. O. Watson
E. W. Buss
Order
J. E Stubs
C. R. Ayer
W. B. Ayer
C. A. Perkin
William Mulkie
Charles I. Blair
F. M. Wood
R. B. Powers
Robert Johnson
H. O Mackies
Odd Fellows
P. C. West & Company
Pirst Avenue
H. A. Baker
J. W. Chase
Roater
Spa
North Center Street
J. D. Murray
HL. Weeks
Lady Pranklin Rebekah Lodge
Corry
Noble Grand
Alton H. Homer
Oscar Colburn
Harold Shunnon
Lyle Foster
Lavern Miller
H. M. Hall
V. M. Sandburg
William Johnson, Sr
Nat Holman Signs $12,000 Bruins Contract
Nat Holman became the highest paid professional basketball player by signing a Chicago Bruins contract for $12,000 per year. The deal establishes him as the top earner in the sport.
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Compound Ad
Severe coughing is soothed by Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. The balsamic pine, honey, and other ingredients coat the irritated throat surfaces. It acts quickly without heavy opiates, aids rough tickling throats and night coughs, and is mildly laxative. Sold everywhere.
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Foley
Corry Daily News Briefs From Early 20th Century Scene
Second semester of the 1929 20 term opened amid unusually warm winter. Prohibition agents raided five places Saturday night arresting six people and seizing Aquays. Five youths arrested Friday over theft of three chickens from W L Trill’s West Park Place home released after a magistrate reprimand. Hampton Station reported 14 degrees below zero. A North Center street store faced a suspected skylight break in. police investigated without result. Many Corry auto enthusiasts planned to attend the Erie Auto Show opening today. A local youth released after explaining where he got several dollars in silver from a burglary at the Elks’ home. Ernest A Williams city councilman to host an old fashioned dancing party at Parish Hall with the Canaries performing. A pedestrian wearing a straw hat seen on West South Street. no sign of spring in the frigid weather. Harrisburg DMV revoked 62 drivers cards and suspended 48 in the week to Jan 16. Four cars derailed on a Pittsburgh Oil City freight train delaying commuters. Erie Railroad rumors of abandonment denied by officials. Local trains run to Meadville and Salamanca daily. Mary and Gertrude Gaffney awarded prizes in a WLBW Children’s Hour program from Oil City. Rotary Club set for a fathers and daughters day. Stock market remains irregular with sporadic gains. No new fire investigation news on Mead Bokter Works blaze. fire marshal to visit today. Labor Secretary James J. Davis to speak in Erie late month on governor matter amid state contest chatter.
Variation in Dogs Sizes From A General Statement
The mastiff, the Saint Bernard and the Irish wolfhound are the largest dogs. The mastiff is likely the heaviest and the Irish wolfhound the tallest. This remains general as individual dogs within breeds can vary widely in size.
Man Hurt When Car Hits Tree In Jamestown
Jamestown reports Lumer Carlson aged 20 of 15 Mahon Place was knocked unconscious and suffered a deep gash above the right eye after his auto left South Main Street near Cole Avenue and struck a tree at 6 16 last night. He was taken to Jamestown General Hospital in police ambulance. condition reported as of last night. Amy Anham, 25 Conewanga Ave, Celoron, also suffered bruises when her car collided with Ralph Shute’s vehicle on East Second Street between Bow and Thayer streets at 6 45 Saturday morning.
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Jamestown
Lumer Carlson
Mahon Plat
South Main Street
Cole Avenue
Jamestown General Hospital
Carson
Anothe
Amy Anham
Conewanga
Celovon
Ralph Shute
Ward Street
East Second Street
Bow
Thayer Streets
Woman Fights Off Assailant Near Westminster
A teacher Minnie Frey fought off an unidentified assailant who choked and threw her to the ground near Westminster early Friday night. The incident prompted her to flee to a neighbor’s home where she was treated for shock. Police say the attacker trailed Frey from a nearby streetcar stop. The assailant escaped as Frey’s screams attracted attention.
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Westminster
Brif
Minnie Prey
West Milleweek High Sehou
Wader
Putnam
Miss Frey
Classified Advertising Listings and Categories
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Fridermight
W. L. Trill
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Ernest A. Williams
West South Street
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
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Pittsburgh Oil City
Garver's Ferry
Glenn Cairn
Erie Railroad
Meadystle
Salamanca
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Gertrude Gaffney
Bir
John Gaffney
West Church Street
WLBW
Oil City
Rotary Club
Mead Bokter
Sam Battmgartner
James J. Davis
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Lohey
E. E. Guignon
Atelitson Globe
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Gary
Paric
Hello Etta
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Webster
Birmingham
Eng
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Walter Wright
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Drake
Dawne
Federal Reserve System
Titankes
Starr
Washington Si
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Care of Journal
Prospect Galter
Saleby
Ann
FH. Johnson
W. Wayne Si
Ada
Ammoimcenents Paesares
Sipyatgin
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Ight Housekeeping
TLS
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Lemon
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East Main Street
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Hast Street
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