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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1915
Page
5
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Names and movements fill this compact local page. Watter Keppel moves from Went Wayne street to North Soson Avenue. Mrs Griffin and her daughter hosted teen guests of Mrs Tilton Dugan and returned home. Muppersborg of Corry, a former Titusville National Force member, visited town. People visit relatives and attend family events across Glyndon Marton and nearby areas. Funeral of Mrs Dickson’s brother and a visit by relatives from Gallatin noted.
Great spring dress fabric sale offering velvets and crepe de chine at deep cuts. Fabrics include 40 inch crepe de chine and foulard silk remnants, with small lots of waist and dress patterns. All wool serges in new colors, plus regular dress goods in serges crepes diagonals, now reduced.
The Ladien Ai of Le Corry sab pitht Gunnounced a second annual May Party at the State Armory. The event, organized by hospital groups now at work in planning, will feature a gate and April SOLM date. Arrangements include new innovations and a live concert, with the Armory to be decorated for the occasion.
A man named Williams was arrested after allegedly driving a horse while intoxicated. The abused horse was taken to the Powers Ivory stables and Williams was jailed. In police court he settled the case for fines and costs totaling $40.
Arthur Eugene Pettit born Gowanda New York March 10 1870 and died February 24 in Albuquerque New York survived by his wife Bessie Erickson Pettit mother Mrs Kim Pettit and nine siblings. He learned machinist trade in Perry and Corrs worked in factories then started a greenhouse business at Kin Homey Main Street. Pettit joined Masons Eastern Star Rebekahs and others. funeral held Monday at 4 00 PM at his residence with Eastern Star and Masons in charge burial at Grove Cemetery. Relatives from Titusville Detroit Chautauqua Gowanda and Perry attended.
The new police chief's first month report to Mayor Pitter covers department activity during the period. It notes 215 men provided lodging over seventy eight days, all who sought shelter accounted for, with 18 arrests and two fines. The police indicate the figures exclude other uses not yet listed.
Carload of horses owned by Menara Miller and Stulls went to Claydland to purchase more stock. The group plans to unload the animals at Coluwahua by week’s end and display them at the hota barn for inspection before the sale. Other buyers are seen bringing in belt teams and expect to pay more.
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