Recorder Tightens Docket Rules Amidst Allegations
Recorder of Deeds F. M. Plate announces strict new docket rules aimed at stopping tampering in the office. He cites questionable actions since taking office and says deputies must not write into dockets. The policy takes effect April 1 and addresses misconduct in fourth class counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampertit
Office of Recorder of Deeds
F. M. Plate
Recorder File
Recorder Plate
AG le
Mariner
Nis
Youngsville Boy Fatally Hurt After Yard Fall
Ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Olson of Youngsville suffered severe injuries after falling more than 51 feet from a yard where he had been playing with other boys. He was taken to Ware ton General Hospital in critical condition with probable internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wareign
Willum
Mire
Olson
Youngsville
Wareton General Hospital
Dntarie von Ober
Sone Wither
Oxan
Fin Youngavilla Manbfac
Eiaadt
Administrator Named for Adelaide Stone Estate in Corry
The administrator of the estate of Adelaide Stone of Corry Erie County Pennsylvania is announced. Creditors and those with claims are asked to come forward and settle debts and present demands promptly with PW Stone, Administrator, at Frederick Street, Kinscaidie theaid, Corry, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Stone
City of
Corry
Erié County
Pennsylvania
PW Stone
Préderick St
Kinscaidlée
Iheaid
Parl
Quaero Club Closes Season With Social and Planning Meeting
Quaero Club held its closing meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Addie Waggoner on W. Smith Street. Fifteen members attended as the program committee outlined March 26 events and discussed study plans. A three course luncheon followed in the private dining room of the Hine Biv with humorous readings and candy figures as table favors. The club looks forward to a June picnic at Meudaw Brook Farm and closed with warm wishes for the coming year. For rent room for four near city, inquire 180 Second Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Waggoner
W. Smith Street
Y Ferday Aftarnion
Hine Biv
Meéudaw Brook Farm
Aidin
Farm Barn Fire Causes Heavy Loss Near Village
Tickner on a tenant farm eight miles southwest of Cherry Creek's village lost farm buildings in a March 18 blaze. The barn and horse barn burned, the home spared, twelve cows died with two more culled, and $9,000 in losses are partly insured. The cause remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Creks
Saint George Boal
Castes In India Four Great Divisions Cited
An early crude summary notes four caste divisions The priestly Thi Geahmans the military elicte The valssa or husbandmen workers and the sexta who sell goods The text outlines social order and roles in traditional Indian society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Sexta
Ely Cream Balm Relieves Stuffed Noses From Cold Catarrh
A vintage ad promises instant relief for stuffed nostrils and a congested head from catarrh or cold using Ely's Cream Balm. It claims the antiseptic formula soothes swollen membranes and clears the nose, with a small bottle available at any druggist and relief described as magical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Wit
Ely
Grass seed and northern meats offered in local ad
A fragmented classified item notes import of foreign clover seed unable to endure winters and mentions potential buyers. It also references Garry S and G. Lee offering northern grown domestic meats for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Lee
Garry S
Hatch T A Met Tuesday At School Meeting
Hatch T A Parent Teacher group met Tuesday afternoon. Miss Wallet presented two gelecrony pieces to applause and Miss Ashton described the Work of the Children's Aid Society its origin and current efforts. The program included student musical selections and refreshments were served by eighth grade girls. Members decided to wait until next September to implement a new plan due to the condition of the old building. Miss Sullivan reported on the hot lunch committee's successful work through the cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatch
Wallet
Ashton
Children’s Aid Society
Igeide
Guyitiy
Sullivan
Hotlunch Committee
Meeting of the Historical Circle on March 25
The historical circle met with 15 members in attendance. The afternoon featured a twelv e colored paper by Mrs Lila Foster on The Caliphate followed by discussion. Brief sketches on modern England drew attention and plans were made for the annual closing banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Foster
Caliphate
England
Read ers Club Names New Officers in Meeting
Monday afternoon the Readers Club elected new officers led by Mrs C Wilford. A program committee was named including Whit Heser and Mra Avhton. Miss Gitlin described the Century Theater production The Miracle. Refreshments followed served by Mile Anna Wilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keadery
C. Wilford Tourteen
Bern
Roll Cael
Reyuir Pree
Ragon V Pres
SL Bonintotlyse
Cronky Treas
Aireronin
Ares Mor
Whit Heser
Mie Avhton
Mra
Bansteel
Mex Bennett
Meg
Mix Gitlin
Century Theater
New York
Dari
Hesters
Mile Anna
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marge
St. Bonaventures Dramatic Association
Aus of Catholic Daughters of America Pices
High School
Administrator
Hotion
Holt
Finiah
THE
Starr Granite & Marble Works
E. Washington St
Morey, Pay
Quaero Club
Aarilen
Daly
Second Avenue
Beadber
the National Bank OF Corry
T. A
CRCLE
Readers Club
Amor & Go
Andl
KS Yano Rye
Versary Ia Sale
Warren County
F National Bank
Reeceerey
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!