Corry business leaders shape city’s growing trade
A survey highlights local firms expanding in design, insurance, tailoring, confectionery, and manufacturing. A. P. Mount & Son Architects guide major buildings. R H Palmer Insurance expands with travel and fire lines. M F Coyle Agency grows life and accident policies. Mettzar buys Poole confectionery. Bachofner and Thomas Brothers drive cigars and construction as Corry firms bolster services and industry.
Local Builder Arthur Fehlman Expands in Corry
Arthur Fehlman, recently moved to Corry from Warren, has established himself in contracting and carpentry. He opened a shop on Engle Street, completed remodeling the Tradition building, and secured contracts for eight new residences this season. His ventures include finishing the Journal’s new home and a growing tobacco and confectionary stand nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peniman
Corry Abou
Warren
Fehlman
Jorge Goale
Has
Thin City
Engle Street
McElroy and Emerson Firm Expands City Contracts
McElroy and Emerson, known contractors in the city, form a partnership occupying the former shop of their Hut. A third partner is described as a well known local figure with strong patronage. The firm has completed several fine homes in the past year and has undertaken remodeling projects. They are building the new Patterson apartments on East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Mount
Mount Hu
Pye
J. E. Mount
State College
Opera
Usete
Corry Lodge
B. P.O
G. J. Barlow
South Center Street
State Armory
Corry Motif Furniture Co
MIUE
Corry Water Supply Co
Concord St
Journal
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Mount Firm
G. W. Sullinger
Alexander
Bliss
L. W. Ints
Mount and
Soutiave
St. Mary's
Kane
Bradford
McElroy & Emerson Amone
McElroy and
Emerson
Hig Contern
Awe
Duturk
Murray Fisher's Straight Goods leads cigar line
Murray Fisher markets the Straight Goods five cent cigar, a newer product in Corry with growing sales. W L Darling & Sons, a long established piano distributor, continues wholesale and retail operations with N Dell Darling guiding the firm since W L Darling's death, maintaining stores in Corry and Olean City and a road crew. Leading piano brands include Tiecker & Son, Binar Brothers, Lafarelle, Dailey, Cameron Hollermen, Straube, Hammond and Lanter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Fisher
W- L. Darling and Sons
W. L. Darling
N. Dell Darling
Olean
Oi City
Cancern
Fillowlne
Tiecker & Son
Binar Brothers
Lafarelle
Dailey
Cameron Hollermen
Straube
Hammond and
Lanter
Ausnehmer Bakery Builds A Thriving Local Trade
The Ausnehmer bakery in Horn building has developed into a successful enterprise under the proprietor. It features modern equipment including an electric motor driven mixer and top quality Middleby ovens. The bakery supplies bread rolls and fancy baked items to several local hotels and operates a retail store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausnehmer
Horn
Ausnehmér Bakery
A L Dyckes Cigar Brands Shine In Local Stores
A. L. Dyckes, a local cigar maker, runs brands including Hunter that are well sold and carried by most local shops. The note highlights his position among regional manufacturers and the market reception of his products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Dykes
Dyckes
Hunter
Latinson Shoeshine Parlor Opens on North Center Street
Harry Latinson operates a tilely enclosed shoeshine and repair shop in the Erle Hotel building on North Center street. The business has run for about a year and features a full line of local cigars and tobacco and is described as the only North Side shining parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Latinson
Erle Hotel
Center Street
Ellis Harvey Cement Contractor of Local Standout Firm
Ellis Harvey is a leading local contractor in cement work. For eight to ten years he has been extensively in the business with a fine equipment and has handled large contracts. He takes on foundations basement floors and sidewalks, and employs ten to fifteen men seasonally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Keating
Keating
Kevlin
Ellis Harvey
Hiis Harvey
War- Vey
Mr. Harvey
Perry Street cab service bought by Roy L. Skinner
Roy L. Skinner, a local young man, purchases Perry Storer's cab business with plans for a first class service at reasonable rates. He promises prompt, satisfactory service and up-to-date equipment as needs arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Skinner
Hackman
Perry Storer
Roy L. Skinner
Skinner
Ueelty
Builder A F Munger Returns to Corry after Buffalo stint
A F Munger, a well known contractor with over thirty years in the trade, returned to Corry ten years ago and rebuilt his business there. He is among the citys best known and most successful builders, having constructed many fine dwellings while also specializing in interior work and remodeling this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
A. F. Munger
Corry
Mum Ket
Munger
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Steen
R. H. Palmer
W. A. Steen
Powell
Eusoni
Netter & Almiro
George P. the Shire
M. Wile
Palmer
Albee
Pidetity
Understaters Home Insurance Co
Firemens Fund Insurance Co
Connecticut Tigurance Co
Firemens Insurance Company
Glenn Falls Insurance Company
Travelers
N. Conter Street
Jain
M. F. Coyle
Coyle
John Handcock Company
OF Hillord
Metzgar Confectionery
Mra. W
Thone
Havana
William Hammond
D.C
Frederick Street
L. R. Bliss
L. Wields
Mr. Sandbure
Washington Street
Rudolph Bachofner
Corry Bill Posting Co
Corry Bill Posting Company
M. Glison
A. P. Mount & Son, Architects
V. M. Sandburg
V. M
George Thomas & Sons
George H
John A
Edlictle
East Main Street
Bachorner
Gail May
Bachomer
T Homas
George Thomas Aith
Thomas Brothers
Bulding
Presbyterian Church
Mutwal
Mr. Pisher
Helne
He Ute Wickson
J.B. Mount
Geer
Mrs
Ames’ Drug Store
Arthur Fehlman
B. F. Poole
Phe Taba
Goda
Sandburg
Addiion
D. J. Alexander
Postal Telegraph Office
W. W. Morguridge Insurance
Duttey
Com Plate News Company
Pany
W. L. Darling & Sons
Baker
Family Theater
Maniness