Local residents and visitors stop by Corry on various errands
A stream of names fills the Corry city notes as residents and visitors travel for business and social calls. Rito Richards, John Wright, and Frank Howard are among those seen, with others from Jamestown, Meadville, Erie, and Columbus reporting moves, visits, or brief stops in town.
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Rito Richards
John Wright
Jamestown
Munson
Beaver
Frank Howard
J.T. McKenta
Cleveland
Coriy
James J. Went
John Hatch
Pond
Milks Pilantieth Weber
Viet Wer Alster
Murry Douglas
Robert Haas
Meadville
Harrinburg
Wlvira Newell
Sherman
Mra Stutford
G. Kilburn
Columbus Ave
Alek
Frank Pasquallloglio
Erie
Tocal Ttalian
William Mulkle
G. C. Seley
Mandville
W. W. Morgaridge
Greenville
J. G. Rich
Fendville
Arthiuwn Ragon Én
Grove Guyy
Infonda
Master Lenton
Willa Edmond
Stead
Mrs Flora Fritts Dies After Surgery at City Hospital
Flora Fritts died at noon in City Hospital following an operation two weeks earlier. She was 62 and survived by her sons George of this city and Homer of Crark Saskatchewan. The family moved from Guysims six years ago. A member of Emmanuel Church, her death is mourned by many. funeral arrangements are pending.
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Mra
Flora Mavet Frite
City
Menmonth
George
Homer
Crark
Saskatchewan
Canada
Ghiys Sims
Frits
Emmanuel Church
Local Whistles Blow Six Minutes Fast
Local observers report train whistles from Corry shops now blowing six minutes ahead of real time. The issue, noted for months, is traced to the Washington observatory and cited by Jewelers as an accurate time source. Officials acknowledge the discrepancy and warn crews to adjust schedules accordingly.
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Washington Observatory
Corry
Rustroui Hine
Wally Krown
Thaw Granted Right to $80,000 by Orphans Court
Pittsburg January 22 Judge Miller of the Orphans Court awarded Harry Kendall Thaw the right to receive $80,000, representing interest and income accumulated on funds left to him. The decision upholds Thaw’s capacity to manage business and transfers despite potential asylum status. Fidelity Trust and Trust Co. holds the funds.
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Hy United Press
Pittsburg
Jan
Bradley Girl Declares Hunger Strike Over Separation
A Bradley girl, aged about 16, announces a hunger strike after being taken from a man described as Fostar. She vows not to eat until she can be with him, stating she will starve herself rather than submit to parental and legal separation.
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Kesay Hamberton
Dan
Bratley
Gle
Mr. Foktor
New Jersey
Fostar
Miyuest
Baking Prizes Awarded Yesterday in Contest
Judges, all strangers to Mr Allan, awarded prizes for bread at a contest. First prize went to Mrs Lizgle A Bent ley, second to Mrs ALO Alben, third to Mrs Frank Jones, fourth to Mrs 2 M Storer, fifth to Mrs A Levy, and sixth to Blixe Shatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan
Lizgle A. Bentley
Alo. Alben
Frank Jones
M. Storer
A Levy
Blixe Shatter
Protea Show At Library Theatre Promises Big Night
Tomorrow Friddy night the big review Vroten will be shown at the library theatre with claims of being the greatest picture yet brought to Corry. It previously ran two weeks at the St erty theatre Pittsburg. Also notes a marriage license health certificate issue declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Theatre
Corry
Sterty Theatre
Pittsburg
Clahma
Bompell
Adv
Wisconsin
Supreme.coure
Aviator Hamilton Dies in New York
Charles Hamilton, famed aviator who flew from New York to Philadelphia in 1910, died this morning from hemorrhages. Mrs. Hamilton found him unconscious when she woke early. He had been in frail health for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Charles Hamiton
Philadelphia
Homer's Odyssey At The Lyric
The Pyrlo presents Homer’s Odyssey to Cory viewers from Rochester with a string of trick effects and vibrant gimmicks. The screening ran yesterday at Lyric theater and drew notable attention for its cinematic spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Cory
Rochester
Lomeht
Lyric
New York Gang In Action Amid Saloon Murder
Police hunt the Gyp the Blood gang after the murder of Thomas Murphy in a saloon. Six gunmen raided a Brooklyn shop, stole cash, and fled as officers closed in. A heavy police cordon surrounded a nearby tenement where gunfire left bullets on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyp
Thos
Murphy
Saloor
Cup of Bloor
Henry Element
Brooklyn Teacup
McDonald Place
W R C Ladies Install Officers At Recent Meeting
The We Re the following officers were installed at a reg meeting Tuesday evening. President Myctle Yager W P Elizabeth Miller Chaplain Nettie Pike Secretary Sudie W Barnett Treasurer Lynn May Palrohirda Musician A Grace Babbitt A social followed in honor of retiring president Suplranik Browngon with refreshments readings and toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myctle Yager
W. P. Elizabeth Miller
Nettle’ Pike
Sudle W. Barmitute
Lynn May Palrohirda
A. Grace Babbitt
Regmbie
Suplranik Browngon
Fleeced Lined Underwear Closeout and Coats Sale
Local shop advertises closeout prices on men and ladies garments including fleeced lined underwear at 50 cents and coats with V-neck and Byron collar. Limited stock as seven dozen suits and sweater coats remain, with units selling at special prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron
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