Local Social Notes Include Visits and Travel
Mrs Frank Keleher and Miss Lillian Morgaridge entertain friends while others travel to Titusville Brockport Hilo and Meadville for visits and ceremonies. Notables include Mrs Hattie Wood’s funeral Wm Dugan now ill in Beaver Colorado and visits by Dr Arthur Christie and family to the city for a few days with local relatives and a Wayne township picnic festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Keleher
Pasqualivehto
Erle
Dr. Larkin
Hanters
Hunter Popy Haw
H Hottie
Wwter
T. A. Roberts
Brie
Martiana J Oune
Tha P
R. F. J.J. Desmond
Prescott
Tim
Prescott and Richardson
D. B. Titus
Boston
Howard Go
Smith
Elgin
Beaver Dam
Meadville
Allegheny College
Parmenter
Thin City
West Hold
Pleasantville
Arthur Christie
Washington, D. C
Cale Christ Ue
Dually
Detroit
Christe
Wayne Townshly
Bargain Hosiery and Apparel Sale At Local Market
Readable ad copy lists prices for men’s hose Silke seconds at 25 to 50 cents per pair, extra durable black men’s hose with linen heel and toe, women’s shirt waists advertised as a small stock value at low prices, mason jar tops and rubber jar rings offered as canning supplies, and heavy cut glass or tools priced by the dozen. Includes multiple sizes and limited quantities with “while they last” urgency.
Isaacson Died This Morning After Illness
Andrew P. Isaacson died this morning on Kas Pleannut street at four o clock after a period of illness. He survived by three daughters and one son, Mrs. Herbert Hutler of Cleveland Ohio, William C. Isaacson of Jamestown New York, Miss Frank Sperry, and Michael Wallerson of this city. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 30 o'clock with interment in Ping Groya Cemetery. Born in Stockholm Sweden March 7 1841 he came to America in 1848 and was president of Corry since 1871. He was a tutor by trade and long employed at the Frank Ward establishment. He was a member of the Lutheran church in good standing in Stockholm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew P. Isaacson
Andrew Tuwacson
Bealdey
Tuaacvon Ty
Thraad
Herbert Hutler
Cleveland
William C. Indacson
Tenneson
Lnte Frank Ward
Isaacson
Lutheran Church
Stockholm
Adam
Ohio Boy Drops Dead on Street in Murder Night Fight
Mansiel O hi June 16 A street fight near 2 AM ended with Paul Bottling 19 collapsing after fleeing officer Ewart arrived. Bottling ran two blocks then fainted and died from heart failure amid a crowd of onlookers. Witnesses said Bottling was one of the combatants and died during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansiel
Paul Bottling
Ewart
Bottling
Hir Ercotive Omver
Runaway Boy Found Near Evaporator Works
The fourteen year old son of James Fisherty who ran away from Kio Lome about three weeks ago was found by his father near the old evaporator works on West Washington street. The boy was turned over to the police and locked up for a hearing before Alderman Porter tomorrow morning. He has developed incorrigible traits recently and will likely be placed in an institution. He had been out of town but returned this morning when found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fisherty
Kio Lome
West Washington Street
Porter
Son of Lord Sackville’s Son Dies by Own Action
Paris reports the death of Ernest Merl Sackville West, son of the late Lord Sackville, who married Spanish dancer Josephine Duran de Orteza known as Papiti. He reportedly died by suicide in June 1920 after his wife’s death, amid stated financial hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ernest Merl Sackville
West
Lord Sackville
Papiti
Josephine Duran de Orteza
Tera
French Read Character by The Hair in Paris
A fragmented Paris dispatch describes a hair based character reading. Patron M. de Rochatal advocates the event detailing a ball on the head symbolizing intellect and imagination while noting theatrical acts and physical cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Meana
M. de Rochatal
Ahvon
Be-Adde
Mufan
The Ghost of Fortunt A Two Reel Serials Drama
Amuse Theater offers The Ghost of Fortunt a sensational two reel drama starring Guy Coombs and Margarite Courtot. A fashionable Vitagraph feature with Lillian Walker and Walle Van in a roaring comedy. The Countess and the Burglar, a gallery drama by Selig, shown alongside Pathh's Specials first scenes of the Empress of Ireland disaster detailing 969 tires lost. Admission 100 children 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortunt
Guy Coombs
Margarite Courtot
MHART
Lillian Walker
Walle van
Selig
Pathh
Funeral for Jeremiah Stone Held in Corry
Funeral services for Jeremiah Stone were held Monday at his residence 218 Mast Street Corry with Rev Woodard officiating. George Thomas sang two solos. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Stone, born in Chautauqua County New York, moved to Corry in 1870 and became a skilled blacksmith and wagon maker noted for his sturdy character and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Stone
Mast Smith
Moday
Woodard
George ‘Thomas Sane
Woodward
John
Mr. Stone
G. O. King
J. R. Graves
A.M. Munger
Walter J. Ponts
James B. Breene
Pittsburgh
J. W. Murphy
Warerer
Pine Grove
Pineturghy
Eva Allis
Jamestown
Uerhart P. Stong
Ad Mire
Cook
George W. Henry
Warton
Emory G. ‘Thompson
Minneapolis
J. J. Haggerty
August Anderson
D. Wi Murphy
W. A. Kingnear
W. J Murphy
Waren
Ghautauqua County
New York
Corry
Nathaniel
McGraw
Pirat Avenis
First Avenue
Stone
Albro
Thos
Mr. Siane
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Brown
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Capitol
W. H. Coleman
McKeesport
Unda
Lea Gordon
Misa Myra Duncombe
Sttsa
Plomnette Humos
Union City
Artiat
Buptis
Henry C. Wilson
Frank Depew
Beaverdam
Hin
Dig Depew
W. H. Booncer
Limaville
Jima Brown
My. Kins
Sunbury
Luis Orting
Lawrence Berliner
Corry Hide and Fur Company
Maria Greon
Wilo
Greon
Our City
Wellington Downing
Erie
W. W. Morgaridge
N. Darling
Viamea Methnen
Herbert Bracken
Warren
Harriet Stean
Hattie Woodari
Deluck
Church Street
Pins Grovp Sematary
William
B. Porter
Mate St
Danufit Comry Hospital
Balbriggen
Sting
Tangle Foot
Lenox
Acme
Music Department
Everett's
House of Bargains
Center Street
Corry, Pa
Amuse Theater
Just
B.M. Jourdet
Washington St
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