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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1912

Page

6

Personal mentions note local visits and travels

Hbert T Dunham and M Chid ester traveled to Union City on business. Mrs Mary Cawnon went to Erie to spend Sunday with her sister. Mrs Billey and Mrs H J Foskett of Perry arrived in the city yesterday afternoon for a visit. Foskett family recently moved from Avon to Perry.

Hbert T. Dunham M. Chidester Union City Mary Cawnon Erie Billey H. J. Foskett Perry Foskett Avon

Corry Wire Company advertises dairy and hair products

The advertisement touts quick delivery of Fresh Cream and other dairy items in pint and quart sizes. It promises modern sanitary production and reliability. The copy mentions delivery every morning and repeated slogans about interest and memory, with references to company branding and product variety.

Corry Wire Mik Company Vrand Wwewis

Town visitors and travelers listed in Warren

A roundup of names and short trips shows John Ottuway Union City and many others visiting Warren on business or visiting relatives. Entries include Dr Bennett from Spar tansburg, C H Heath to Spring Creek, ex Sheriff Cogswell of Lyle, John Drought to Youngsville, Ransom McKelvey Spring Creek, Mrs Ed Sands to Meadville, Harry Rhodes to Erie, Mrs Keyser to Buffalo, Ernest Dimlick to Jamestown, Mrs Dr McCray to town, Capt Baker from a short business visit, William Belter from Erie, Olds from Old City, Hon Arthur L Bates en route to Meadville, Albert Scouten and Louis Hinkenlee Spartansburg, J Hood from Vittsburg, Arthur W Keeley visiting, Rov Woodward and family, Mabel Truesdell and Mrs Morgaridge from Erie, Herbert Stone and children from Warren, and others returning from trips or brief visits.

John Ottuway Union City Herbert Bracken Warren Dr. Bennett Spartansburg C.H. Heath Spring Creek Sheriff Cogswell Lyle John Drought Youngsville Ransom McKelvey Ed. Sands Meadville Harry Rhodes Erie Old City Nusineas Arthur L. Bates Albert Scouten Louis Hinkenlee J. Hood Vittsburg Andrew i Crow Arthur W. Keeley Coring CJ Woodward Mabel Trnesdell W. W. Morgaridge Herbert Stone Stone Mignus Katy

Local Notes and Visits From Inland Communities

A scattered update lists visits and arrivals: Mrs Toney Drake of Wayne was admitted to the hospital for treatment, Mr and Mrs Gp Howitt attended the Pomona Orange Meeting in Pollinhus, and Holland Rowe and family of Youngstown are guests of Mrs Rowen’s parents Mr and Mrs. Rave. Mrs Molin Lumbing went to Meadville to stay through Saturday with Bria visiting Meiw Margirot. Georgene Sheely improves as grandparents plan to return from Florida soon.

Incheon Raymond Wok Toney’ Drake Wayne Howitt Pomona Orange Pollinhus Holland Rowe Youngstown Ohio Rowen Mes Molin Lumbing Meadville Bria Miew Margirot West Georgene Sheely i x Florida Sone Hime Tonger

Ruling Limits Board On Unclaimed School Fund Deposits

Harrisburg March 7. Deputy Attorney General W H Hargest states there is no provision in the school code or other acts forcing banks or trust companies to account to the State Board of Education for deposits unclaimed over time. The only authority to escheat money lies in section 2701 of the school code, directing that escheated estates go to the state school fund after lawful excheat.

Harrisburg W. H. Hargest N. C. Schaeffer State Board of Education Schaeffer Hargest Commonwealth Pennnsylvania

AOS Girls Fall To Auditorium Team In Erie

The A. O. S. Girls, Drought Morgaridge Shan shan Stennett and Truesdell, lost 7 to 2 to Auditorium Girls of Corry in Erie last night. Local boys also traveled to Sheffield for a game against the Sheffield High School team, hoping for a victory.

Drought Morgaridge Shanshan Stennett Truesdell Erie Auditorium Corryites Sheffield Hame Iocala

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