Cambridge Springs Man Attempts Suicide Over Ill-Fated Match
Andrew Drayer, 28, a Cambridge Springs resident, stabbed himself six times in the neck in the Meadville Cambridge Springs trolley waiting room after being spurned by Myrtle Porter whom he pursued for months. He survived, with injuries considered dangerous but not fatal, and was released from the sanitarium later that day. Drayer is the son of local farmer George Drayer. Porter has lived in the town for some time and is widowed.
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Cambridge Springs
Myrtle Porter
Andrew Drayer
Todd Sanitartin
Tr. B.C. Waston
Meadville
Drayers
Porter
Traction
Drayerses
Drayer
Grenniy
George Drayer
Cambridge Township
Union City Firm Sells Large West Virginia Timber Parcel
A Union City firm’s big lumber deal concludes with J W Powell of Cantelo, N J, acting for Bala Lumber Co transferring deeds for thirty to forty million board feet of timber near Hambleton, West Virginia. Included are railway rights and crossing rights on the Western Maryland line. The parcel holds poplar, oak, chestnut, hemlock, walnut, cherry, ash, pine, among others. Kuk Lick Lumber domininay iywiasterned ten 18 for their entire flags by Hambleton, W Va. The yard holds about three hundred thousand tons of lumber and six million feet of piling, plus ten miles of railroad, engine scars, and complete manufacturing outfit.
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Soilestor
J. W. Powell
Cantileo
Bala Lumber Company
Cafliach Co
Jn Tucker Ponnty
West Virginia
Hambleton
Thember
Western Maryland
Phin Yien
Domisinay
Oper Hou
Ing Jonder
Union Olly Times
International Tailoring Co. Sollelts Your Order For Salt
International Tailoring Co claims to sell a salt product for the Corry vicinity and lists A B Meunenger and Son as sole agents in a terse notice. The fragment suggests an appeal to place orders promptly for a July timeframe with shipping or fulfillment tied to local commerce.
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A.B. Meunenger & Son
Corry and Vicinity
Iwese
Corry Board of Trade annual dinner praised for larg e turnout
The Corry Board of Trade dinner at K of P Hall drew 200 plus attendees with a festive program, speeches by prominent locals, and thanks to organizers. The event featured a banquet, music by the Symphony Orchestra, and praise for Corry's industries and civic progress.
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Board OF Trade
Corry Board of Trade
K. of P. Hall
Liewell
Gerry
Muiic
Wales
York
Lion Guild
Coftes
Althe
Chace
Kincaid
J. W. Ghave
N. J McIntyre
Corry
W. Ed. Marsh
Henry A. Clark
Isaac B. Brown
William J. Flynn
Erle
Gerry T. Kincaid
Esq
Brie
Commission
Tsawe B. Browy
Symphony
Restoration Efforts Aim to Return Brim to Normal Next Week
A brief notice indicates that the brim will be restored and the situation is being watched. Officials expect progress early next week as preliminary work continues to stabilize conditions and resume normal operations.
Potholng Brothers Stage Delightful Garden Show
At The Library the Potholng Brothers presented a garden and orchard display where red roses bear trees and plants bloom in a plen dor. Electric touch responsive sprinklers produced tuneful melodies, thrilling the audience and earning repeated encores for this original novelty.
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Potholng Brothers
Third Class City Amendment Bill Signed by Governor Tener
Municipal officials will be affected as the third class city amendment bill signed by Gov Tener moves city office terms to begin December first instead of April first. The council will align with constitutional amendments from 1908, with December first as the officer start and mayor terms set to four years. When a new city of the third class is created this date marks its inception.
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Tener
Council of Third Class
Vttes
Police Shootout as Suspects Flee in Corry Train Incident
Officers Stevens and Booncer confronted two desperate men as the Erie train halted in Corry. The suspects ran through a porch area and fled along Pleasant Street, prompting officers to fire several rounds to halt the escape during a long chase.
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Stevens
Booncer
Erie
Corry
Plation
Pleasant Street
Young but Wish Shows Brightness in Arithmetic Class
A simple arithmetic lesson reveals a clever student who answers trick questions with quick insight. The teacher’s prompts expose the child’s resourcefulness, highlighting that intelligence can exceed formal study.
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Cambridge
Union City
Caflish Lumber Co
Dubois Journal
Erie County
DuBois
Y Journal
Lasléal
Journal
California
Rome
Tran
Hac
Terrs
Howard Major
Shelbyville
Ind
George Major
Major
South Center Street
Knight's Cleaner
Knight’s Tea Store
Both Phones
430 N
Center St
Corry, Pa
West End
West Koos
Re0le Ag
W. Main ST
Frank Renzi
The
Barlow Hardware Co
Sam Jacobson Co
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