Local Visitors and Death Notice Highlights in Corry City
A jumble of personal notices lists visitors and residents in Corry City. Names include Mirw Mabel Worbon, Norm Koppel, Houlah Amidon, Indora, Herbert B. Linscott and Helen, plus Ruth Lewis and Mrs. Hattie Taw. The funeral for Mrs. Wy Ty Carter is announced at the M. H. Church with interment in Pineave Cemetery. An unrelated legal note involves Moore of Garland and a case about intruding on property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Worbon
Athlon
Tay Forbes
Thin City
Dutoh
West
Ats
Mira
Norm Koppel
Mem Wil Dykon
Perryeburg
N.Y
Houlah Amidon
Fargo
N. Dakota
Indora
Herbert B. Linscott
Helen
San Antonio
Poxan
Corry
Mins Hmma| Livupatt
Roy
Shumaker
Paris
Cleveland
Mery Geiger
Youngsville
B. J. Carter
Mies
Lillian Lawson
James
Mra
Ty Carter
M. HK
Pineave Cemetery
Jamon Richardson
Warren
Way
Dr Dewitt Jackson and others listed at Corry notice
A historic typewritten notice lists Dr Dewitt Jackson of 100 West Ninth Street Erle PA and others at 4 1/2 Main Street Corry. The advertisement mentions Saturday Evening and Sundays and a Bell telephone exchange 7 R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt Jackson
9Th St
Erle
Har
Main St
Corry
Bell Phone
Meeting for Organization Members Opens Tonight
Members of the organization are urged to attend the Board of Commerce and Industry meeting this evening in the Cameron building. The agenda includes opening a new room for members and appointing committees by President Clough. A full turnout is expected and committee lists will be read. Local notices of members visiting from Baltimore and New York, along with various personal updates, are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commerce
Indig
Afflc
Cameron
Clough
W. TH. Cola
Baltimore
John Knopf
New York
Corry Trlunda
Ming Gertrude Murns
Corry Tious
L. H. Wola
Anne Bornier
Selmiddy
M. Day
East South
M. Cameron
Stwest
Allen Smith
Bedu Seriornty
Cedwmnbns Avenue
Adj
Corry Girl Joins Tulsa Advertising Party
Margaret Henry a Corry High School 1909 graduate travels with a Tulsa sponsored group of Kendall College connected girls on a promotional tour. The party aims to distribute circulars, tout Tulsa and Oklahoma institutions, and features brief talks on Oklahoma City advantages. The Commercial Club of Tulsa backs the expedition called Palm Tosebude, with Mina Henry as a relative of Miss Emma B. Goll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Henry
Corry High School
Pula
Oklahome
Luke Chaptaugui
Kendall College
Tulan World
Tulsa
Chautauqua
Oklahoma City
Commercial Club of
Palm Tosebude
Mina Henry Ty
Bma B. Goll
The
Alts
Recital at Mrs Eaton's Home Showed Young Pups Talent
A North Canter Street recital by Mrs Eaton's pupils aged 6 to 14 filled the evening with piano solos and vocal selections. The program opened with a welcome by a student. two youngest pupils demonstrated technique with assistance from Mrs Maton. The event highlighted Mrs Eaton's large class and steady progress of both boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Pluio
Eaton
North Canter Street
Voler
Maton
Tina Tong Bann
Corry
British Steamer Otago Torpedoed In Sea Attack
A British steamer named Otago was torpedoed this afternoon by a German submarine. The Admiralty has not released any information on the crew's fate or condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Otago
Abmarine
Admiralty
A Big Feature Hoosier Schoolmaster at the Lyric
Max Figman leads five act feature The Hoosier Schoolmaster tonight at the Lyric. Ed Coxen and Vivian Rick also star in the program drawing local theatergoers and nav officials to the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier
Max Figman
Lyric Tonight
Ed Coxen
Vivian Rick
Lyric
Nav
War Horses Stampede Through Illinois Counties
A British purchase of 3500 war horses last night escaped their corral near Unie Place and stampeded through Madison and St Ghir counties. Dozens reportedly were killed as the herd, driven by a heavy storm, broke free and caused chaos among residents and travelers. Officials from the British War Office dispatched representatives to assess losses valued at 2,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Jane
Great Britain
Unie Place
Mortaings
Ealitry
St. Ghir
Madison
Highton
Levins
Corral
Bolleet
Villa and Friend in a Break on Mexican Border
Villa and his ally Gen eral Angeles have split their camps after a heated dispute over who retreated first in the engagement with Carrancistas. Followers of both leaders accuse each other as the split grows more evident amid cross-border tensions. Washington reports note troop dispositions near the border and a request to delay transfers to the Philippines to relieve other units, as General Farnaton seeks stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prasa
Washington, D. C
16Th Cavalry
97Th
Columbus Boat Service Schedule Update
Columbus boat service will be maintained on Wednesdays Saturdays and Sundays with motor repairs for cars and several arrangements planned at Partlow and other places in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Boat Service
Motor
Columbus
Arthur Johnson and Ottlo Bicked at the Amusel In
A brief theater item notes Arthur Johnson and Ottlo Bicked headlining a lively Amusel In show. The production features four powerful drama segments and two additional acts packed with action and plot twists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Johnson
Ottlo
Mr Wales Sells First Avenue Mill
S M Wales has run the First Avenue Grist Mills for many years. William Spencer of West Pleamant West Port was connected with the matter in a minor capacity. Mr Wales will retire from active bust and devote his time to other interests. He has been a mainstay in the community's commercial life for 25 years, and friends hope the retirement is not permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.M. Wales
First Avenue
Hualaon
Willhm Spencer
West Pleamant wUrtol
Boeker Wan
Wales
Bed Means Whipped By the Hoosier Schoolmanter
A brief sports note reports the Hoosier Schoolmanter defeated Bed in a late night game. The outcome shows Hoosier offense overpowering Bed's defense, with key plays contributing to the final margin.
Painting the Town Red by Lynn Kneps on Fourth of July
Lynn Kneps promotes Roady mixed paint available in any color and quantity for indoor or outdoor use. The ad emphasizes easy application and an offer to brighten up homes for the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Kneps
Avene
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth Lewis
Corning
N. Y
Batov
N. Doughert
M. B. Weisser
W. Main St
Y. P
U. P
H. Clark & Son CO
Henry
N. Cohen & Sons
Wieger & Williams
Edward's
Fitch's
Dunkee’s
N. B.C
Chase & Sanborn
Villa
U.S
Mex
Phillipines
MR. Wales
First Avenue Mill
W. J. Flaherty
Park Place
Joan of Arc
John Adams
Havana
Arcade
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