Corry City League Forms Four Teams and Schedules Games
The Corry City Base ball League met to organize with four teams the Municipal Club Raymond Manufacturing Ain Kurt Liruss Bed Co. and High School boys forfeits set opening double headers on Memorial Day with afternoon games to avoid conflicts. A plan to fence Hast Washington street grounds was approved with local business support and ads painted on the fence from Bull Durham and D. & M. companies.
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Corry City Baseball League
Chamber of Commerce
A. Rt
Washington Street
Secratary Velger
General Prominien
Bull Durham Tobacco Concern
D. & M. Company
Teagus
Third Ward Committee Organized Ensures New Civic League
The Third Ward forms a workers group under Mrs Richards guiding the new Civic League. Members assign streets to teams with Mrs Morgaridge Mrs Tourder Smith handling Franklin Park Place and others. Enthusiastic gathering predicts rapid progress before the next association meeting in the Auditorium.
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James Richardy Huld
Red Ward
New Civic League
Lomeon
Wayne
Franklin, Mott and Park Plaewe
W. We Morgaridge
Mra. Tourder Smith
Mra. Ames
W. K
Kissex
Marlon
Mra. Falmer
Dean
West Wayne Street
T. Shea
N. Dell Darling
Association Iggid
New Era Club Holds Meeting With Camp Five Girls Plans
Last evening about twenty five members of the New Era club met with Miss lik ing for a major spring session. Misa Belle Kein presided as president. The group discussed opening the playground on Third Avenue and forming a local Camp Five Girls unit allied to the Boy Scout movement. The club will join the national effort once orders are approved. Members who visited Washington shared reports and displayed excursion photos. The evening ended with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Club
Miss Liiking
Misa Belle Kein
Third Avenue
Boy Scout Movement
Ines Shmiler
Contractor in Trouble With Men
Last evening a contractor in charge of the work near Spartansburg for the P. By PR came to the city to settle a dispute with three Italians brought from Rahway New Jersey. The men claimed the firm promised fare home if dissatisfied and that they were not allowed to take baggage. They hired an attorney and demanded settlement. They alleged bad conditions and forced living in the company camp, while the firm insisted on different terms. The matter was disposed of last night.
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Spartansburg
P. By PR
Rahway
N. J
Tol
New Jersey
Us H
Th & Lown
Clean-up Not Yet Completed in City Wards
Commissioner Youth reports more than twenty wagon loads of refuse hauled from four wards yesterday. He says the job will not finish before tomorrow evening. Vogill has secured four of the largest areas, with about twice as much debris already hauled to the dump. Each district has a dedicated team, promising equal citywide cleanup though central sections were done first.
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Vogill
Rea
Powson
Elks Secure Judge for Memorial Address
W W Morganidge reports Judge Tollory A Walling has accepted to deliver the Memorial Day address in the city. Walling will arrive on Decoration Day morning to speak at ten, then depart by auto at two for Wattsburg for a second address, with local committee praising the eminent Erle County jurist.
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W. W. Morganidge
Riller
Tocal Lodge
Elis
Ttllory A. Walling
Uithsoly
Rudge Walling
Wattsburg
Erle County
Midnight burglary at Weaver home near Lyric Theater
About twelve o'clock on Monday night intruders entered the Weaver family home beside the Lyric Theater and ate a substantial lunch in the kitchen while the family slept. Mrs. Weaver was away, and Miss Johny asked Misa Aramns Drought to stay with her. A neighbor noted disturbance the next morning, leading to a search that found a bent shop item taken from the family store. No other valuables appeared missing.
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Weaver
Lyric Theater
Misa Josephing
Mrs. Weaver
Miss Johny
Misa
Ifale
Detectives Probe Concord Death Of Oscar Gustafson
Erie railroad detectives arrived in Concord to investigate the death of Oscar Gustafson after an evening collision. They traced leads to Jamestown and Meadville and pursued a mysterious young man with a shady record who may have fled with Gustafson’s watch money and valuables.
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Concord
Erie Railroad
City
Jamestown
Oscar Gustafson
Ity
Meadville
Brigrai
Mile
Gustafson
Tation
New York State
Bens
Nady
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Warren National Bank
Warren, Pa
Sutputa
Commonwealth
Skine
BY Wate
ELKS
Emory A. Walling
West Main Street
OIL City
CCU Assytes
Asa Oil City, Ya
First National Bank
THE
Citizens National Bank
Corry
United Depaatiory
Desmond
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