Junk Dealer H Wells Ur Lon Phone 4 N
Junk dealer H Wells located at 815 W Smith St appears in an Ur Lon directory entry with a phone listing and note for four N.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1912
Page
5
Junk dealer H Wells located at 815 W Smith St appears in an Ur Lon directory entry with a phone listing and note for four N.
A Davis School advertisement touts business education as essential for youth, highlighting demand for bookkeeping and stenography in offices. It promises placement after graduation and offers daily commuting rates via Pennsylvania Railroad. The pitch targets students seeking rapid advancement and a prospectus is available.
Supt. P D Blair of Meadville visited town. funeral of Hon C A Stranahan noted at Concord. Mrs Ford Scranton of Riceville Pa spent week with mother Mrs Lon Rose. Mr and Mrs Chas Parker traveled to Buffalo and stopped in Corry on return. Prof R B Clark of Geneva Pa met with local business. Mrs Mudge of Bear Lake arrived for several weeks. Bert Morton and Mrs and Mr. A Bred hosted visitors. Leap Year party planned at E F Firth home. Mrs V Winans visiting sister Mrs Catshall in Meadville. Ruth E Tits on business in Corry. Good Luck Club visited Thomson sisters, presenting Mrs Chas White a silver pie forks gift. Ed Scott, Bertha Hackenberry and others visited Corry. Myrna Thomson stayed with Lottie Bonesteel in Corry. Advertised letters list issued for week ending Jan 24 1912. Ladies Mrs George Hickma, Mrs Ray Ray, Miss Elizabeth King. Gentlemen Hem Balgatic, C H BiaRoslee, Chas McKay, Alec Carnelo, S P Mikeseli. Foreign Mr Peftetgrino Prenna, Frank Poje.
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