Recalled A&G W Building Tales From Rail Era
Kelsey of South Center Street recalls the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad era from 1861 to 1863, describing the crosscut line from Titusville to Corry, early telegraph wiring, and the first locomotive fired over the route. He reflects on early city buildings, fuel methods, and the people who shaped the railroad town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelsey
South Center Street
Titusville
Corry
Afties
Alties
Tenia
Je. A. Kelyjoy
Old
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
Hood
Keith Gory
Aniahing
Eldon
Webbe
W. G. J. Hall
Jamesons
Salamanca
Jamestown
Carten Sweetman
Meadville
South Center
Silver
Wein Corry
Kenney
Oil Oracle
McIntosh
Boston Howe
Main Street
Farm Tree
Kelney
Miley
At-lintie
Great Western
Ohio
Leavittsburg
Cleveland
Ravena
Kirklin Ranch
Yain Ming
As &G
Telo
Marines Ambushed in Nicaragua Kill Five with Eight Wounded
United Press reports in Managua that five U S Marines were killed and eight wounded in an ambush by Sandino rebel forces in the Nueve Segova region near Daraill between Ocotal and Jinotega. The attack left several pack animals dead and marked another heavy Marine casualty incident since U S occupation began. The unit led by Lieutenant Edward M O Ny witnessed a sudden machine gun ambush as they returned from a pack train, with commander General Augustina Sandino directing a swift assault that surprised Marine forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Managua
Nicaragua
Nueve Segova
Augustina Sandino
Altiele
United States
Moniny
Ader
Hdward m O Ny
John C. Pump
Counett Bluffs
Albert. Schiauch
Jamesown
Géorge E. Robbins
San Antonio
Tes
Cicero
Awatin
Crockett
Texas
Curtis J. Mott
Trenton
Wash
Lem. Davis
Seria
Wuboum
Christian
Northport
Ala
Charles Hishnan
Longmire
Washa
Lewis H. Ballard
Troy
N. Y
Raymond B. Carter
Payton
Tut
Peter Chim
Omaha
Neb
Linton Maynard
Ringer
Clarence
Phelps
Portland
Coin
Pump
Schlauch
Robbing
Rancho
Daraill
Ocotal
Jinotega
Qulinil
Hays details aid to Republican campaign deficit
The former Republican National Committee head says he advanced 260000 in government funds to help cover the 1921 campaign deficit. He states 76000 was returned to Sinclair Inter and 10000 was Sinclair’s personal contribution. Bonds and transfers via Empire Trust Co and John T Pratt are noted, with further repayments and allocations described in his statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Preas
Washington
Mar
Hanny Simblak
Hays
Nu- Wong Committee
Senate Teapot Dome
Sinclair Inter
Mystériat Continents Trading Company
Fonceni
Walsh
Montena
Harry
Sinclair
Wiiche
Asaure
Wwe
Fiom
Efe
Ness
Sinclar
Empire Trust Co
Ne Ctarman
T. Colerman
Pratt
New Stainless Dryer Cleaner Enters Market
Roy Loulle of a big city has launched a Stainless Dry Cleaner now in production and drawing favorable notice in Buttato and other cities. Mr Lowe returns to the city and plans to establish Cory tls headquarters. The dry cleaner sells for twenty five cents and claims to remove grease paint oil chewing gum tar and stains with no odor or staining. Demonstrations will be given by Mr Sealle as promotions expand to central locales and plans grow to market nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Loulle
Big City
Buttato
Mir. Lowe
Cory Tls
Sealle
Gasoline prices advance across many sections
United Press survey shows gasoline prices rising in several states including New York Buffalo Chicago St Paul and Indianapolis with increases ranging from one to four cents amid a price war and state tax effects. Some markets report 18 cents per gallon while others show 14 to 18 cents and the Pure Oil Co lags behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hite City
United Press Dispatch
Journal Today
New York
United Press
New England
Standard Oi
New
Dalle
St Paull
Ilinois
State Supreme Court
Chicago
Moat
Buffalo
Indiana
Oi Co
Fussteath
Navy search for flier over Chesapeake ends with sparse clues
On March 1 reports say United States Naval Academy vessels searched 10 miles north of Annapolis Maryland for airmen who jumped from a missing Navy aircraft. The Choctaw and a motor launch combed Hampton Roads and Horn Harbor after Rear Admiral Coontz said he had credible information. A night plane was heard three minutes after passing the harbor, with sightings near Ney Point Comfort light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Bres
Washington
Mar
Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
Navy Hlers
Hampton Roads
Horn Harbor
Bandit Trio Rob Gas Station In Titusville
Police search for three masked bandits who robbed the Ol Creek Refining Company filling station at Central Avenue and Main Street Titusville just before 10 pm. They shoved caretaker Joseph Slinkingham into a closet and took cash from the register and mine. The trio fled with help from an automobile companion. three suspects at Ol City were later released after not matching descriptions. A brief line notes the birth of a baby boy at Zorry Hospital with mother and child reported well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ol Creek Refining Company
Central Avenue
Main Street
Titusville
Pitusville
Joseph Slinkingham
Cunningham
Ol City
Mile Ing
Style Show Preparations Advance at Local High School
Rehearsals for the Annual Style Show progress well at Senior High School auditorium. Over 100 participants in a program of costumes from fifteen nations and folk dances directed by Miss Agnes Cornell with forty children in dances. Admission 1 dollar general plus ten cents for reserve seats. reserve tickets from Miss Fuller’s Music Parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Department
Thelab
G. B. Kemps
C. A. Pain
Agnes Cornell
Misa. Fuller's
Yuk Wonten
Reed Speaks in Los Angeles at Democratic Rally
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri addressed a large Democratic audience in the Olympic Auditorium Los Angeles charging the Republican administration with violation of stalew rights inefficient foreign relations and centralization of power in Washington he urged a return to honest government and Democratic doctrine during his western campaign stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
James A. Reed
Missouri
Olympic Auditorium
Coolides
Washington
Relief Fund Contributions Grow as Emergency Drive Closes
Contributions continue to pour in for the Special Emergency Relief Fund totaling 2120.75 dollars. Donors include United States Radiator Corporation a Corsy post office employees Women’s Club Peak Products Company and A L Foster each giving twenty dollars or more and many others. The drive, begun less than a week ago, exceeded the committee’s hopes and now funds are ready to support rapid relief where needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Radiator Corporation
Corsy Post Office
Woman's Club
Peak Products Company
A. L
Foster
Community aid fund upheld by committee for Mrs Ward
The committee assisting Mrs Ward the community nurse, reports many relief cases due to lack of fuel food and necessities. The Radiator Corporation offered an unsolicited pledge and numerous others contributed. The Journal is asked to thank supporters and urges prompt reporting of needy cases to Mrs Ward for careful, timely distribution.
Local Insurance Firm Dissolves Partnership In Sole Ownership
Stanley H. Nichols becomes sole owner of Nichols and Heerlein Insurance Agency in the Grand Theatre Building on North Center Street. J Hubert Heerlein retires at close of business Wednesday after five years with the firm. The agency plans to continue under the same policy with offices in the Grand Theatre Building and former partner Heerlein not pursuing immediate plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley H. Nichols
J. Hubert Heerlen
Nichols and Heerlein
Grand Theatre
North Center Street
J. Hubert Heeris
Nichols
Mr.Heerlein
Heerlein
Ichella
Willame
Mquilable Life Assurance Society
Leap Year Twins Born at Corry Hospital Last Night
Two leap year babies arrived in Corry with a girl born to Mrs Manley Robbins of East South Street and a boy born to Mrs Bacon of Watsburg. Mothers and infants are reported to be doing well, and the novelty of a February 29 birthday will occur again in four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Corry Hospital
Manley Robbins
East South Street
Mra
Gffie Bacon
Watsburg
Botti
Purse Snatching Foiled By Quick Flight On East Main
Two youths, about twenty two, attempted to grab a purse from a First Ward woman on East Main near Walliams last night. The woman and her sister clung to the pocketbook as the pair fled toward South street in a Chevrolet. police searched the area but found no trace of the culprits. Patrolmen Ruppersbure and Brown responded, and the hunt continues with a good description circulating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ward
East Main Street
Walliams Street
Willina Street
A&e
South Street
Ruppersbure
Brown
Enre
New Kiwanis Members Joined At Hotel Corry Meeting
Two new Kiwanis members were welcomed at the regualar luncheon in Sugarcreek. Rev. Wesley Adams, pastor of Advent Christian Church on Essex Street, and Chris Christensen, Dodge and Chrysler distributor, were instructed in Kiwanis principles by I. Smith. Short talks on business standards and ethics followed, with remarks by Walter L. Plake and D. Warren DeRosay. A fine program featured quartet Hoffmaster Shoop Sheen Gillette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Corry
C. ‘Wesley Adamis
Advent ‘Christian Church
Essex Street
Chris Christensen
Dodge and
Ghrysler Automobiles
Dok I. Smith
Walter L. Plake
D. Warren DeRosay
Messrs. Hoffmaster, Shoop, Sheen and Gillette
G. 1c 'Primlay
Erle Ki ‘Wanis Chuir
Auto driver held after fatal crash in New Kensington
Salina man Mat Ty Charles Ehwood faces bail set at $1,000 after the death of Mrs. Min Sanders, 50, in a crash last night in New Kensington. Authorities say Ehwood struck Sanders with his automobile and fled the scene before police arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Kensington
Mat Ty
Charles Ehwood
Salina
Min Sanders
Hyhyood
Five Best Radio Features Tonight
Radio listings announce five features including a Maxwell Hour at 10 P M with Joseph MacPherson and Metropolitan Opera bass, plus a performance by Sophie Bragian and a New York Philharmonic concert conducted by Toscanini. Air times include 8 25 P M for the Philharmonic on WOR Newark and 10 P M for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pico Holly
Joseph MacPherson
Metropolitan Opera
Newark
New York Philharmonic
Poscanini
Sophie ‘Bragian
Also Mentioned on This Page
A.&g.w
U.S
Will Hays
Republican National Committee
Continental Company
Bandit
Ana Sara
Armour
North Centar
Atu
Zorry Hemptal
Reed
U. 5
Radiator Corporation
O. A. Stennett
AG Johnson
W. Johnso i
Geo, Beduze
É Luc Patton
Albert J. Cariburg
Woman's Club of
B.C. Judd
I. Howard
A.M. McDonal
Frank Keleher
Mn & Mrs. W. J. Edwards
Peale Products Co
Pees
Kiwanis Club
C. Wesley Adams
W. L. Peake
Franklin
Ray R. Foust
John J. Grundy
Q. D. Hastings
Shreve Ghiir Co Corporation
Sugarcreek Township
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