Warren Baseball Plans Signal Bright Prospects
Wallace Gogawell reported from Warren after a meeting of baseball men. The planned league includes Corry as a weak link but the outlook appears very bright. The gathering, begun at ten in the morning, drew representatives from Mifflalo and Pittsburgh, plus Johnsonburg, Ridgway, Warren, Jamestown, Meadville, Oil City, Corry, Franklin, and Brookville. The officers were elected as a provisional organization. Continued on Page Seven.
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Wallace Gogawell
Warren
Corry
Miffalo
Pittaburg
Johnsonburg
Ridgway
Janeatown
Meadville
Meadville, O11
City
Cort
Franklin and
Brookville
Corry Hospital Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Corry Hospital Association held its annual meeting with stockholders well represented. New board members were elected and organization kept largely the same as last year. Treasurer and superintendent reports cover the year ending 1914 and 1913 with detailed balances and expenditures.
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Corry Hospital Association
Corry Houpital Kgnotiation
Pavlora
Nowa
P. A. Loveland
Int
J. Bi Patterson
V. Pres
J. BP. Austin
J. P. Canby
C. J. Smlth
B. A. Loveland
J.P. Canby
J. Smith
J. B. Patterson
Elston
Austin
W. H. Dutty
Corry Hospital
The Citizens National Bank of Corry Adopts Sound Banking Policy
The Citizens National Bank of Corry Pa emphasizes soundness over aggressive profits and welcomes legitimate business. It rejects loss making deals to undercut competitors, pledges moderate profits from each account, and invites all depositor classes while maintaining strict banking principles.
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Pavement Warps After Winter Says City Inspectors
City Engineer Nev in R. Dickson and municipal officials inspected the new pavement on North Center Street from Columbus Avenue to the railroad. They found heaving of two to three inches above the curb, wide cracks, and unprotected brick edges. Fault cited: late-season completion and early frosts. Edges may suffer further damage, though some settlement is possible.
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Nevin R. Dickson
North Corry
City Uno
Columbus Avenue
North Center Street
Dickson Enqages
Third Offense For Farrell On Truancy Charge
Michael Warrell appeared before Judge Barker to answer truancy charges filed by the Superintendent of Schools Cross. This marked the third time police served papers on Farrell. he was found guilty and fined two dollars plus costs. Probation Officer Pasquaticalo was summoned to assist.
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Michael Warrell
Barker
Francis
Jason Smith
Ate
Farrell
Pasquaticalo
Directors Will Meet Tonight At Chamber Of Commerce
This evening at eight o clock the postponed meeting of the directors of the Chamber of Commerce will be held in the office of Secretary Porter in the R J Johnson building. The stay will decide on future development and extension plans and the election of president may be discussed.
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Chamber of Commerce
Porter
R. 8. Johnson
Johnson Building
Corry Man Hurt After Horse Kick
James McBride was found unconscious in the yard of W. Cowles in Corry. He said a large fray horse kicked him just below the heart while he prepared to harness it. A physician reported no broken bones but severe injuries could have been fatal. The horse appeared to suffer a neck injury, blamed for the attack.
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James McBride
W. Cowles
Delaware St
McBride
Cowles
Bird
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W. H. Duty
J. F. Austin
D. W. DeRosay
Alex. Molnnes, Jr
Frank Baader
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General Fund
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Helen Fill
Maude Thornton
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Minn Patriarche
Frank Phelps
von Noloon
West Weyne
Citizen’s National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Corry, PA
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