Numerous Corry Visitors Reported From Area Biz Travel
A flood of short notes lists business visitors and social callers in Corry and nearby towns. Names include Frank Kgleber, N. Johnson, William Speck, J. M. Barker, Richard Wells, B. C. Howe, Rev. Haskell, Charles Auer, J. D. Murray, Mrs. Delf Darling, George Gilkon, FA Duncombe, Mr. and Mrs. Smith and children, Miss Grace White, Crawford Thurston, W. H. Rohr, Gilon family, Edward Smith, W. W. Mason, AWiTum Barry, Willan Bruiners, and G1. Chile tenon. Several residents move or travel for business or visits, with locations spanning Erie, Oil City, Jamestown, and Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kgleber
Amidon
Erie
William Rourke
N. Johnson
Buffalo
John Rogers
Gil City
William Speck
Hele
J. M. Barker
Bultato
Richard Wells
Spring Creek
B.C. Howe
Meadville
Rev. Haskell
Centerville
B. Manley
Warren
Charles Auer
Tnis
Pittabirs
J.D. Murray
Avany N.Y
Delf Darling
George Gilkon
Jamestown
Duncombe
Lake Pleasant
Oe Smith
Grace White
Oil City
Crawford
Thurston
W. H. Rohr
Harrisburg
W. W. Morgaridge
Wright Sulle Hom
Amused Theater: The Medallion Painter Struggles O Teacher
Theater note highlights Amused Theater presenting The Medallion a story of a great painter facing struggle and a comedy titled O You Teacher The Hest touted as the year’s finest comedy with strong performances and period style.
Local Social Calls Highlight Colisbur and Ludlow Visits
Mrs Hattie Walton of Colisbur visited Corry this afternoon while John Hammond, employed by Heath Lumber, went to Ludlow. Mrs Wella of North Center street hosts dinner with friends at seven. Mrs Richard Tucker of Boston gives a gift to her sister Mrs William Young of Prospect Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Walton
Colisbur
Corry
John Hammond
Ludlow
Heath Lumber Company
Wella
North Center Street
Sparky
Lady Friends
Richard ‘Tucker
Boston
Mass
William Young
Prospect Street
Severe storm damages Arbuckle area and home losses
Lake Pleasant records a severe electrical storm with strong winds on March 27 causing unroofed buildings and uprooted trees, knocking out telephone lines. By March 28, cold winter weather continues. Local residents Julius and John Applebee attend a party for Harry Rook. Arthur Estes of Union City visits. Arbuckle figures include Harry Rowenfielder recovering from a sprained ankle, M A Donaldson ill with a fever, Mrs Mary Donaldson also ill but recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Pleasant
Arbuckle
Julius
John Applebee
Nrnwell
Harry Rook
Montana
Arthur Estes
Union Glty
Harry Rowenfielder
Margaret Blackmer
Tamestown N. Y
Ban on long hatpins sparks Berlin police appeal
Berlin police head Warn von Jugow urged women to avoid long hat pins after officials found ornamental pins risked injuring others on crowded trams. The notice follows a prior request and notes partial compliance. Also Berlin reports delay of the Suchard airship voyage due to testing shortages, postponing the TransAtlantic crossing to late next tall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Allie Streetearn
Bertin
Werr von Jugow
Heairship
Suchard
Joseph Brucker
Universel
Notice to Stockholders Corry Hospital Association Adjourned Meeting
An adjourned meeting of the stockholders of the Corry Hospital Association will be held at the hospital on Wednesday March 29 1911 at eight oclock PM. Election of one director for the ensuing year J P Canby Sec IP A Loveland Pres ai20
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospiiul Association
J. P. Canby
Sec
IP. A
Loveland
Pres
Ai20
Quaero Club Closes Season With Entertaining Play
The Quaero Club ends its season with a home staged play The Burklar at Mrs Couch s residence on the 28th The performance featured an orchestra and received strong encores The scene shifted to Mrs Burton s summer cottage where a gang of guests hunted a burglar The cast included Mrs Coach as Perc y Mrs Wight as Mabel Bride Miss Powell as Valerie and Miss Skidmore as Freda A post play banquet and jovial mood followed despite a brief scare from a nearby cottage Throb Ded
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guwnon
Couch
Burklar
Peggy Burton
Percy
Mabel
Miss Wight
Valerie
Waggoner Maith
Powell Freda
Skidmore the Furglar
Clu
Fitdre God& Bours
Banker Denies Spurious Canadian Coins
A Jamestown banker contacted the manager of the Canadian Bank of Commerce in St Catherines Ontario about Canadian coins with a reversed back. The reply stated no such coins exist and claimed coins with reverse sides were issued from the Royal Mint at Craven and milled to distinguish them from those milled in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Canadian Bank of Commerce
St. Catherines
Ont
Royal Mint
Craven
London
Cure for Colds Catarrhozone Promoted in Ad Copy
An advertisement extols Catarrhozone as the easiest cure for colds. It claims instant relief of soreness congestion and irritation in the nose throat and head and asserts a complete cure after use. Sold by Thomas Downey with a large size $1.00 trial bottle available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kure
Thomas Downey
Corry Ice Product Promises Cleanliness and Best Service
Corry advertises ice products with claims of purity and long lasting freshness. It touts superior cleaning and reliability, emphasizing best service and competitive pricing for Corry brand ice.
Are You a Dyspeptic Nine People Drink Tea
Twelve odd lines describe dyspepsia effects and promote Pilloxones as a quick cure. It claims many suffer sleepless nights from failing stomachs and clogged kidneys with poor appetite. The ad asserts Pilloxonen strengthens digestion and costs 46 cents a box, sold by Downuy M2T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phones Downuy
Feith of Marcus Ellis Mareith passes away at Spencer Hospital
Feith of Marcus Ellis Mareith, a noted Meadystlee resident, died at Spencer Hospital at 1 o clock aged 71. Survived by three sons and two daughters in Bt. Lows Pittsburg and Youngstown. Remains taken to 764 Baldwin street. funeral to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareith
Meadystlee
Spencer Monpital
Mr. Hills
Alexander
Bt. Lows
Harry
Pittsburg
Mose
Thia Oily
Misseu Bator
Youngstown
Miss Poart
Baldwin Street
Notice of Keystone Cooperative Association meeting
The Keystone Cooperative Association will hold a regular meeting at its Corry Pennsylvania office on Thursday April 15 at 10 o clock a m for the election of officers and general business A H Olmstead president A J Wales secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Co-oporative Association
Corry
Thuralay
A. Mt
AH. Olmstead
A. J. Wales
Sec
Fragmented Local Line Prompts Uncertain Town Connection
A garbled message references distance from town and a sense of isolation. It urges readers to think of flowers and plants and mentions telephone contact, suggesting a misread or damaged OCR from a local notice or letter. The fragment lacks clear facts, names, or dates to identify a specific event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becuse
Tus
For Sal and Hagle in good rep ground mutts be cheap
A garbled listing notes items including valuable assets and a main street location with a notation of 1488-10 foot and a Brown furniture reference. The readable fragments suggest a sale or auction context with pricing hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal
Hagle
Tosk
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Shaw, Lewis & Shaw
Pino
Turner
DJ Aro
Mr and
Mra
G. W. Sweet
Youngsville Ware
Vity Fonda
Edward Smith
Lancaster
Wexton
Mason
Tikins
W. Va
Barry Engieer
Nile
Willan Bruiners
Chile
Trey
Lackey
Wife
Lockport N
Hhey
Durham
Harry Dyckes
West Frederick Street
Smith Street
Edison
Gazette Times
Frank Malkle
Puddburs
Tihe
A. Breton
Malkie Ip
A.J. Brodaky
Erlets
Friends
Mendville
QeWidder
Cody F.P. Laneaster
Leroy Smith
Penfield
George A. Santorn
Newark
H. B. Connedion
Burfato
Quaero Club
Feith
Marcus Ellis
Columbia Ave
Center St
Citizens National Bank, Corry, Penn's
Sarpas
J. J. Desmond
Jamen L. Weat
G. Aum't
Barlow J. W. Parker
Bil Barlow S
Barlow D. L Bracken
Weat
Desmond F. A. Loveland
H. W. Parker
A. A. Barlow
The
Barlow Hardware Co
Cowen’s Department Store
Our Ladies
Centeneri
W. Tani
Lenith
Howie
Mar
House
B. House
Nico
Hooping
Fle House
Avene
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