Spring Creek News Letter of Interest Highlights Local Visits
June diary of Spring Creek residents notes Mrs L D Paige and Violet Paige in Union ib e, Mrs George McKelvey and Jean in Yorry, Miss Clorent Damion at Edinborn firmer school, and numerous visits in Corry Erie Warren and Warren through mid June. Neighbors attend gatherings, shoppers, trips to Cleveland, and Sunshine Club meeting with sewing and a salad lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
L. D. Paige
Violet
Union Ibe
George McKelvey
Jean
Yorry
R. D. McKelvey
Clorent
Damion
Edinborn
Mary Williamson
West Spring Crek
Bertha Puliney
George Morgensien D
BM. Farrington
Erie Mondas
Lon Bates
Canton
Kling Stead
Fami
Dase Branch
Warren
Bob McKettrid
Warren Wew
Robert Donaldson
University of Pittsburgh
Simmer
Walter DeJeans
Donald
Ed Campbell
J. Golen
Harold
Sheffeld
Frank Kafferin
Pittsbilleh
Paul
Betty
Jack Kafferlin
Fred Johnson
Erie
Maude Ripley
Grail Valley
Winnie Johinsat
John McKay
Cleveland
Too Smiths
Corry
Cleve Damon
the Sunshine
Bertha Campbell
Win
Crane
Bill
Franke Kafferlin
Elmer Fdett
David
Katherine
Irvington
Lottier
Phila
Moore
Riptes
N.Y
Newberry
George Denting
Heather
Guy Eddy
Pitsburgh
Mapald
Clair DeJeans
State College
Big Circus Brings Ringling Bros to Warren July 2
Warren residents expected to witness Ringling Bros and Barnum and Bailey Combined Shows on Saturday July 2. The touring spectacle features White elephant Pawvall from Burton and a vast display of elephants, horses, aerialists, and high performers. The program includes liberty horses, two hundred horses ridden by experts, and a corps of more than eight hundred aerialists and gymnasts. An earlier Spring Creek concert by Warren First Presbyterian Church drew praise for Gene Ward's orchestral program led by J. Houston with soprano and bass solos, and a planned return for Monday evening July 4 with further announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Bros
Barn and Bailey
Warren
Egey
Sawdust
Ambrigu
Pawall
Sant
Iys
Pye T
Iurgh
Gene Ward
Ware
Spring Creeks
Houston
Hein
G Walter Irwin
Fener Prager
P. Ratteanp
Katte
Alice Lemmon
Wallace White
Walter
Florence Irwin
Offertoxy
F Ratteanup
Iretars
Mice Lemmon
S . Wallace White
Avcompan Orchestra Hy
Atl Kottcamp
Spring Creek
Ete
Ricevile
Monument to Corry Boys Died in Argonne
A monumental memorial honors Corry area servicemen who died in the Argonne offensive. The article notes the statue’s helmeted figure and sword, emblematic of the fallen American volunteers, and mentions ceremonies at the monument base with ex servicemen present during battlefield tours. Pennsylvania and New York troops are referenced among those visiting for the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Argonne
Ttatian
Preach Wotchers
Bojini
Isis
Paris
Ameritas Leptaiy
Hugttreds
Pennsylvania
Neve Stork Sildie
the Legions
Mrs Coolidge Goes Fishing
An article fragment notes Mrs Coolidge going fishing with brief mentions of places and people, including garbled names and incomplete phrases. The readable bits imply a light society story or travel note featuring President Calvin Coolidge’s wife in a leisure context.
Bids Sought for Centre Street Resurfacing in Corry Pa
Sealed proposals from qualified bidders are invited by the City of Corry Pennsylvania for repairing resurfacing and repaving Centre Street from the North Line of the Pennsylvania Railroad to Washington Street and from Park Place to Columbus Avenue. About 17600 square yards with appurtenances. Bids due 8 p m Tuesday June 28 1927. A certified check or cash of 1000 required. Council may adjust yardage and reserves right to reject bids. City Engineer Nevin R Dickson June 16 1927.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Centre Street
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Washington Street
Park Place
Columbus Avenue
City of
Nevin R. Dickson
Rainy Weekend Boosts Farm Crops Outlook
Weather over the weekend brought timely rain with favorable warmth aiding pasture and corn growth. Farmers report pastures flourishing, corn behind schedule yet promising, with prospects for a bumper crop but fruit产 limited due to early-season conditions.
Worms Used by President Spark Fishing Scandal
Rapid City dispatch reports President Coolidge fed worms as bait for trout, prompting a fishing scandal and consternation among hill residents. The White House confirmed the use of worms on advice of counsel, with officials noting the episode as a misstep affecting the president’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Rédate Roel
Gideon Hay
Black Mills
Black Hills
Deadwook
Harney Hotel
Othey Street Coones
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Rapid City
Coolidge
Cobridge
le Worns
Gilcory
Hunt Missing Man Nariel Wathington Active Search Continues
Nariel Wathington, 75, has been missing from his home since Thursday. Police and volunteers expand efforts across the area after an attempted alert failed to locate him. The disappearance remains under investigation with no firm lead at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
United
Prem Tykrns
Pas
Nariel Wathington
Sin
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Spring Creek News
Sunshine Club
Warren Church
Barnum & Bailey Circus
D. Padoll
Office Traction
Garber
Astiersepimanssorf
Ars
Palvin
L. J. Everett Corp
North Center St. Corry’s
Citizens National Bank
Plendker
Condra’s
Parke, Davis & Co’s
Parke, Davis & Co
Bes
PD & Co
Condra's
New York
Jamestown
Lillian Gustafson
174Th Infantry
Penna
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