Brakeman Hurt When Train Jerk Sends Him to Rails
Orly thin morning a P and E brakeman H Morton of the Philadelphia and Erie division was seriously injured on a moving train near Corry. He fell from the caboose a sudden jerk threw him to the track bed and he suffered a severe back sprain. He was taken to Corry hospital and later transferred home after treatment.
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Corry
Alexander & Company
Hirt
Help Keep Corry Clean Receptacles Arrive Citywide
The Neal gr e puisers? The Corry City Council and Women’s Improvement League arrange for three dozen durable white receptacles to curb litter. Street Commissioner Vogill plans to place them in central districts and in front of dediol buildings. Penalties will be imposed for interfering with the cans, which aim to gather public cooperation on waste disposal.
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Neal Grévu
Veterans Arrive at Camp for Civil War Reunion
Several hundred Civil War veterans arrive in Gettysburg under Assistant Quartermaster Cramilich to prepare for the Blue and Gray reunion. The camp establishes Information Bureau offices and long telephone lines link each district to keep veterans in direct contact with relatives and friends.
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Gettysburg
Langiard of Philadelphite Doldkelion
Cramilich
Attempt to wreck train denied and Journal building begun
The article reports an alleged attempt to derail a train near the Buffalo division yards, quickly denied after detective Willam Claveland investigated. It also covers ground breaking for the Journal’s new South Street building, detailing design, size, materials, and planned facilities, with occupancy hoped for in October.
Post 70 Veterans Prepare for Gettysburg Reunion
Post 70 veterans plan a reunion at Gettysburg with about thirty five local attendees expected. Capt Baker notes fewer may go, some travel by auto Thursday or Friday, others depart Saturday night for Harrisburg to join fellow Corry veterans.
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Baker
G. C. King
A. W. Merrick
Harrisburg
Corry
Caldwell
Corryites Attend Epworth Convention at Chautauqua
Rev Shaw and L P Knowlton travel to Chautauqua for Epworth League gathering with delegation from the Tool tranch Langue and local members Mabel Trusdell Marie Kini Tile Miller. Convention holds daily sessions all week drawing multiple church branches.
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Chautauqua
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Marie Kini
Ask City to Drain Swamp
City officials led by Mayor Alexander and City Engineer Dickson visited the corner of Wasteing Street to address a swampy lot owned by R. F. Livermore and Mrs. Wilttle. They plan a 100 foot drain to carry surface water away, with improvements to be completed as soon as possible.
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Dickson
Kincaid
Wast Srying
R. F. Livermore
Wilttle
Livermore
Mill Fire Toll Grows as Debris Is Scanned
United Press reports Buffalo fire investigators canvass 172 Husted Mill workers payroll to determine dead and missing after yesterday afternoon explosion and blaze. Three bodies identified or recovered so far with one death at hospital and another found in ruins. Authorities fear about sixteen or more may be still buried.
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