Local Notables Travel for Business and Visits
Numerous residents and visitors travel to nearby towns including Erie Warren Jamestown and Union City for business and social visits. Charles Monray D. T. Durham Hunter Darling and many others are listed with destinations such as Warren Buller Jamestown and Clymer alongside daily appointments and extended trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Monray
Erie
D. T. Durham
Warren
Hunter Darling
Busiess
R. VW. Palther
Walon City
Tohn Parkind
Buller
Ray Williney
Jolnsomburss Tw
Rae
Thomas Keating
Union City
C. L. Chapman
Bear Lake
Henry Hopkin l
Charles Pelloyer
Shartansburg
Morris Honsteel
Pittsburg
Smith
Livermore
Eugene Heath
Ludlow
Corry Ice Shipped to Jamestown
The Corry Ice Company today shipped a carload of its product to Jamestown. The note explains a cold storage plant there was converted into an ice factory, boosting demand for locally harvested lake ice. A representative cited growing popularity of manufactured ice in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Ice Company
Jamestown
Storage firm signs deal to take Loy products in Jamestown
A local storage company contracted with Loy to take all unsold product. Now any surplus cars are sent to Jamestown, expanding the firm’s distribution and reducing Loy’s unsold stock. The arrangement shifts inventory flow and affects local sales and handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loy Concern
Jamestown
Prizes for Couple to Marry at Corry Fair
The Corry Fair managers announced a new prize for a couple to wed during the fair at an appointed time. Mayor Alexander will officiate. James H. Wright will supply the wedding ring and B. W. Stennett & Son will provide tableware. Additional offers are promised in connection with the oils feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Corry
Tolay
Alexander
James H. Wright
West Main Street
B. W. Stennett & Son
Death by Own Action in Crawford Township
Meadville May 12 James Carman aged 22 committed suicide Friday night near his Hayfield township home by shooting himself in the right temple with a revolver. His body was found Saturday morning in the woods a quarter mile from his uncle’s house. A note in his pocket said he believed he could never be better and death was preferable to suffering and gave directions for his effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
James Varman
Hayfield Township
Carton
Carman
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Rowe
Rather Miller
Father Tracy
St. Marys
Mmses Ann Henratta
Spartansburg
Corry Friends
W. B. Wood
W. D. Pedigo
Clymer
J. B. Moore
Garland
Henry Keppel
Misa Prowler
Kane
Canterville
Henry Cogswell
John Banks
Garfield
Warton
George Rotor
Niagara Mahe
R. Z Patton
New York
BE. Lowry Hunville
Vieck
GW. Chapman
Salamanca
Columba
Mohawk Co
Wentelo
Roland
Conneaut
Odd Fellows Lodge
Titusville
Queen City
Choris Win Lave
Mead- Lyle
Dawson Block
North Center Street
Gerry T Kinewil
Winwife
Youngsville
Kinemld
Hay Ross
Warren J. Thomas
Cleveland
Will
George Thomas
Mirss Lyle Thomas
Ed. Roesabachyr
Dell Darling
Foxburg
MO. Barker
Wile
Donnilly
Lakewood
Martin Brew
Pennsy
Armstrong
Sullivan
Mary Collins
Spring Creek
Jeremiah Stone
Krandson
Carl Winger
Business College
Glenn Darling
State Highway Dept
Michael Dug
Vitagraph
Morente
Lizzie
Carry Floral Co
Columbus Avenue
the Ladies Furnishing
Children’s Rompers
Crawford
LES Williams Company
Harry Leonzo
BIG Vaudeviser
J. R. Graves
the Old Reliable Jeweler
Corry, Pa
C, E, Weeks, Jr
Bell Phone
Essex Nod Eagle Si
Wilcox
C. B. Wilcox
Sasepsse Sieecie
Venice
Fiat
Cohen
Teli Uy Kot
Mab Hun
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