Local Visitors and Travels Highlight Week in City
Personal mentions include Walter Wilts leaving this morning for business, Kincaid heading to the railway for royal business, and Mrs. L R Blinn spending the day in Hell. Mrs John Rowley of Clarendon returns home after visiting relatives. Baron Stone of Fredonia visited Dr B G Wood, Miss Lola Kracer traveled via Western College, Dick Lawrence arrives with three horses for Corry track training. Corry ball team beat Spring Creek with Lathrop and Schath as battery, score 7 to 4. Lathrop reportedly scored fifteen strong hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wilts
P City
Bollestor Kincaid
Rly
L. R. Blinn
tHonde
John Rowley
Clarendon
Hert Winans
Bparansbure
Wax Era
Bumtalo
Baron Stone
Fredonia
B. G. Wood
Park
Lola Kracer
Sheplald
Western College
Dick Lawrence
Hoston
Xonto
Corry Track
Alica Meehs
Amy Stade
North East
Washington Rip
Ifn
Fannie Welan
Corry
Whiten Lathrop
Schath
Spring Creek
Lathrop
Frank Flanders
Titusville
Dan Nast
Vsult
Philadelphia
James Stahl
Jamestown
Mion
Tell Lumbing
Pittsburgh
Louis Boars
Exe
Hiy Parenta
Clyde Anderson
Big Anclent Saegertown
Yds
Geun Moffat
Chattanooga
Enn
Hng
Cr. Powern
Baker
Trianda
P. Babpitt
Chavtanaut
Babbitt
Local residents head out for fishing and travels
Langdon Rowe leaves for a fishing trip and oat on expedition. Doll Disturn travels to Olonn for several days. Togara leads men to Spring Creek with four rooting contracts. Arowe returns from Erie after a Sunday visit. Various residents embark on trips to Spring Creek, Lotteridle, Buffalo, and Philadelphia. Memorial day events noted. A group from Erie to Harrisburg plans capital representation for Civil War veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon Rowe
Doll
Olonn
Burns Fone
Canning Mason Jar Tops Offered in Various Quantities
The notice advertises canning jar tops, priced per lined count and per dozen, with notes on good quality and extra heavy cut. It highlights availability by the dozen and mentions ten-per-inch sizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeign
Children Observe Sunday at Presbyterian Church Service
The church held a Sunday Children’s Day observance with an elaborate program led by Supt N Dickson and Sabbath school teachers. A full organ and orchestra accompanied performances by Myra Crasiner and Kath Smith, with twelve Primary and ten Junior graduates receiving diplomas after formal addresses and baptisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
N. Dickson
Kath Shot Smith
Mira Myra Crapner
Huth Smith
Léon Lindsley
Hate Hiwin Alverson
Trist
Velma Minnarren
Doris Ricker Fou
Ecu
Supt. Dickson
Sheen
Thora
C.H. Woodward
Clio Meenil Patterson
Myrna Louise Hadbrentore
Jacke Austin Melanos
Olin Hraekin
Jim Mons
Katherine Louise Mount
Philly Poren
Taine Crow
Evelyn Margaret Bishop
Ithe
Jeanor Colegrove
Edwin ‘Turner
Robert Lewis
Phina Shean
Laura Colegrove
Marlon Mabel Doane
Dorothy Lillian Waltely
Tessle Man Howard
Luroy Brownles Morts
Tsabelle Davidson
Irene Josephine’ Fisher
Ida Dilan McKay
Margaret Lots ‘Mmmons
Ederal Lee Whittlesey
Golden Galg
Robbery Suspect sought after depot clash in town
A chaotic incident at the depot left Chief Harri son and his son Bol hins seriously hurt after a confrontation with two or more assailants. Local Black residents were accused of danger as a public safety alert sparked fears of mob violence. Police seek Davis and Brown in connection with the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwood Chy
Paul Amrrhion
Harrison
Wes
Negross
Curls Davis
Brown
Imstnleht
Bol Hins
Buttes
Traffic regulations warning issued by Ute police
Acting Chief Sands announced intensified enforcement to ensure legal car operation in the city. The effort targets drivers who fail to display required authorizations and obey road rules to reduce accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxt
Sands
Ute Police Department
Tn Wd
Ailton
Mrs Hattie Woodard Dies After Illness
Mrs Hattie Woodard of WooBptelr sleet step at lorry Hospital Satur day west at midnight after a prier Micon saged BY years. She is survived by no daughters, Mes Hennett and Mistwona and two sons, Hawn and Gerald. Services will be held at the residence Tuesday at 2 PM, then at Pine Grove cemetery. Woodard had been a city resident for many years and was industrious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Woodard
Lorry Hospital
Daehters
Mes Hennett
Mistwona
Hawn
Gerald
Pine Grove
Mrat Woodard
Confectionery Ad Warps to Meet All Ingredient Rules
A scrambled, partial ad text references confectionery and a claim of meeting all requirements. It mentions a product or brand mix and asserts compliance with rules while noting no better option exists. The legible bits imply a legal or regulatory conformance claim within an advertising context.
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H. Porter
W. Main St
Banefit Corry Hospital
Uy Togara
Iss Arowe
Erie
Trlonda
Fred
Lefter
Lily Dale
Wearies
John Swann
Merle Cowles
Lotteridle
Mr. Mossivo
Cory Helage and Supply Company
Conatahio J. C. Smith
Second Ward
Jett Hild
Dusloas
Hoard Dawson
Wilkenburra
United Commercial Travelers Convention
George Kanter
Kastor
Jake Columbus
Frank Westley
W. Smith Street
University of Akron
Mias Helen
Harrisburg
A. W. Merrick
C. O. Malin
Ridgway andsQrton
North Haat
Atte
111Th Teegiment
Pennsylvania
Winslow
Sheetah
Everett’s
the House of Bargains
North Center Street
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Sy United
Amuseu Theater
Vitagraph
Empress of Iretland
Gaweence River
F. L. Etter
Cory, Pa
Wiike
Rick
Paver
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