Concord School Building Delays Reported Amid Funding Worries
The Concord school project faces postponements as basing and brickwork slow. Contractor Hil has foundation work near ground level with weeks needed to reach brick stage. About forty thousand bricks must be laid in the basement and carpenters expect a brief halt before upper foundation proceeds once timber and materials arrive. Local officials and builders strive to overcome delays caused by controllable issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Hil
Remy
Thero Ik
Hare
Hydetown Marine
Thoman Crothars
Torey
Wise
Tilt
Fleming Nets Big Muskellunge at Ulunt Lake
Yesterday afternoon anglers at Ulunt Lake reported Fleming and Rosy Fleming among several sportsmen who fished the lake. A 28 inch muskellunge was the notable catch while muskies were seen jumping on the surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosy Fleming
Lugl
Patterson Plans Dormitory for NuBone Corset workers
John J. Patterson proposes converting an old building on Washington Park Street into a dormitory for young female NuBone Corset Company workers. Construction will begin soon, with above ground block work starting before week’s end. The design emphasizes light rooms and ample veranda space on the first floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Patterson
Washington
Park
NuBone
Patterson
New Cluster Lamps Installed For Main Street
This morning in front of the new Keal Ker building on North Center Street two ornamental lamps were set up as part of a cluster display. Each lamp stands about twelve feet high with a sturdy crown design and four gloves hanging from the crown plus one on top. Mr. Walter said arrangements are being made to install similar lighting for other business houses at a very affordable cost, with more lights expected for Main and Center streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nori
Lece
Walte
Hw Win
Aig
Othur
Class 710 Big Reunion at Columbus Park
Class 710 gathers for a big reunion at Recreation Park Columbus with 24 members planned. Most of the Corry High School class of 1910 are present or expected, with several out of town members and one deceased member noted. A reunion supper will be served in the grove before plans to hold annual summer gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Park
Columbus
Lake
Corry High School
Trent
Clara
Mixj Dork Jolnwon
Kenneth Gould
Sluss
City of
Audme
Excursion Tickets Sold for Erie Centennial Crowds
A Penussy ticket agent reported selling 130 excursion tickets to Erie this morning. Crowds gathered on the depot platform as trains departed for Corry and OM City. More riders from the south joined the regular eastbound cars, making today the busiest day of the Centennial in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penussy
Kbaugh
Erie
Airaid
OM City
Ulaeportal
Btfe
Tn Getock
Corry
Teeth Tests May Convict Or Free Suspect In Lake Death
Autos y ob found marks on the face of Alice Crwell eighteen at Harvey's Lake may decide whether Herbert John dies is convicted or freed. Dr Higerud to inspect teeth with a dentist to take an impression at Wilkes Barre jail. John denies knowledge of Crwell's death. Cordner Muley questions murder theory and notes marks could be misinterpreted as a rock strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Wilkes Barre
Alice Criwell
Harvey’s Lake
P. J. Higerud
WoUeporwon
Herbert Johne
Higeius
John
Johns
Cordner Muley
Servians Overrun Sofia and Belgrade Celebrates
Belgrade reports a decisive Servian victory with Sofia and Katchana evacuated by Bulgarians after two days of uncertainty. The conflict notes hail a strong Serb position and public thrill despite losses estimated at thirty five thousand men on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Belgrade
War Office
Katchanit
Katchana
Sofia
Tshtis
Local Rail Repair Crew Expanded in City
Foreman Frank Ford leads three extra workers on the Pittsburgh division to repair damaged freight cars. About twelve cars stay daily at local P. R. R. shops, with another dozen sent weekly to the first and City shops. Minor wrecks are fixed locally while heavier damage goes to Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh division shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ford
Pannry
Fina Boen
Ber
West End
Firso
Droken
Miio
Butin
Pittaburg
Tha
Governor Tener reviews crack Tenth Regiment at Erie
Governor John K Tener, Commander in Chief of the Pennsylvania National Guard, reviews the crack Tenth Infantry at Camp Gridley Erie. He shows warm interest in officers and men as the Sixteenth and other troops prepare for the Perry Centennial parade later today. The Second Brigade will not be inspected until tomorrow morning due to parade duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tener
Erie
Camp Gridley
John K. ‘Tener
National Guard
Pennssylvania
Tenth Infantry
Red Army
Richards
Rtochester
Elks' Convention
Eral Stewart
Sweeney
Secon
Weather Update Showers Tonight Then Cooler North
A weather bulletin forecast showers tonight with cooler conditions likely in northern counties. The outlook calls for more unsettled weather across the state as a cold front advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Owner of Half the Earth, A Tale of Sudden Wealth
A young man sinks into a trance and inherits vast sums from relatives and friends, awakening centuries later to discover he owns over half the earth. The tale contrasts rapid wealth accumulation with prudent savings in a trust. The ad promises savings accounts at four percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Concord School
Fleming
Warren National Bank
Warren Savings Bank
Pennsylvania
R. R
The
First National Bank
Warren, PA
WM. Muir
Pres
F. K. Russell
Co. T. Conarro, Cashier
Savings Insurance
Citizens National