Public Alley Extensions and Court Viewers Appointment
An ordinance extends two city alleys toward Main Street in Corry and Garry, with a required court appointment of viewers under state law. It declares the extended sections as public highways and repeals conflicting ordinances. The document includes stray historical notes and unrelated clipped text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitts
Second Avenues
City of
Corry
Main Street
City of Garry
Pleasant Street
Court of Common Pleas
Erie County
Act of General Assembly
Perthcl
For Sale and Real Estate Ads from Corry Pa 1910
A flood of sale notices and property offers from Corry Pa list houses, farms, and lots for sale or exchange. Advertisements include 82 Loving Street lot details, a 111 acre farm with stock, dairy farm near city limits, and multiple downtown plots along East Main to South Street. Public notices announce administration for Warren S Woodard and a medical formula claim by J G Rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeras
John Moore
Corry
D. G
L. A. Williama
Ball
Warren S. Woodard
Columbus
Warren County
Charles i
Eistof
D.O. Smite
A.D. Roki
Brook Street
Ligin Borough
Hauwe
Second Ave
Nodai
Irving
Mound St
Snores
Ind
Main Street
Pleasant Street
No. Wa
West Pleasant Street
Fifth Ave
King Street
South Street
Shumaker
W. Pleasant Street
Mra
Johnmatz
R. Powell
Frederick Atreat
Second Avenue
Wayne Trent
Real Hatate
Howie
First Ave
Imaniiit
Notles
Penna
Pennsylvania
Ani
J. G. Rich
Penny
For Rent Notices and a Lost Item
A collection of small classified rental ads lists new houses for small families, rooms, suites, an office space, and a store room with contact names and street addresses. A lost black silk belt with a gold buckle is offered for return at the Journal office. A tangential ad presents a domestic anecdote about a gift misunderstanding and a Pineapple Juice claim from Philadelphia Inquirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seller
Marion Swi
En- Squire
W. Church Treet
March
Powell J Block
Baer
Journal Office
Found gold pin with army coat left at Journal office
Found report notes a large gold pin bearing an army coat emblem left at the Journal office. Call the Journal office to claim and pay for this object.
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Journal Office
Memory of a Stage Legend Returns in Classic Play
A short note credits BH and Edward Locke Muasic by Jon C Bren with nine months at Weber's Theater and four months in Chicago. Original New York chat and production. The same company that appeared at Nixon Theater and Cleveland venues presents an opera house memory that will endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Locke
Muasic
Jon. C. Bren
Weber's Theater
Chicago
New York
Nixon Theater
Pittsburg
Euclidaveie
Howse
Cleveland
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RAY Evening Journal
Councils OF
Socrates
Hone
Suvertl
Isles
Moehurel
Enell
Sabatik
Hue
Wieselt
Tamemictos
London
Globe. of
Naleyon
Milton
Hirda
Eotor
Hudson River
West Point
Koscluvko
Washington
Ite Guard
Anon Bartlett Warner
Russell Soze
United States
Icag
Cig News
Herbert Spencer and Billiard
Usher
Apooheot
Wits Staynelstastle
Pest TV
Ainkosta
Strom
Bose
Orst
America
Publick
Boston
Jules
Boston News Letter
Mercury
Philadelphia
London Gazette
San Francisco
Monmouth
Duke of Monmouth
Charles 1
Soto Aquare
Soho
London Saturday Review
Globe Cigar Co
Ohio
North Center Street
Porsalh
W. Smith Street
Win
Brightman
Wattsburg
Tournal
Aan
Wayne Streen
The
Delaware Stret Tate Thresher
Mead
East Main Street
M. J Sinth
Pasocraton of
Dander's Mill
Col Fort
Boston Transcript
Ragaie
John
Loving Street
Dollis Howard
Peter Bates
Boro
Anna Woodward
Ruvenafil
Cluadee
Tornet
Ehaima
Woodard
Davia
Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency
Robert Mark
Center Street
DR. Powell
J. H. Wright
West Smith Street
North Aide
J. Btone
Flist Avenue
Sali Lanes Farm
Elgin
Isaac B. Brown
Hash Seth WaLae Lakbo
Pebronty
Toome
Gunter Atrast
J. W
Fifth Avenue
Blakeley
N. Genter Street
Philadelphia Inquirer
Africa
Erie Finance CO
State Street
Erle, Fa
Bell Phone
Iwo
Curtis
Cola Awit
Chas. B. Olds
Stra. Bates
Bobby
Tommy Bates
Jos
M. Weber
Spata
Sale
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