Corry Personal Notes and Local Sightings Items
Mrs Harry Parker hosts friends in the city while Lawrence Herings returns from New York and Washington. Ensign Smith announces the death of Mrs Wat Mitchell, a long-time singer, at a Salvation Army funeral. Visitors include Hugenhuck's fair in Erle, and locals like Prot Trimble, Kelahers, Bills, Powers, Dotury, and the Mosworths. Mariners and agents travel through Corry with carnival plans and business trips.
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Harry Parker
Lawrence Herings
New York
Waulshington
Harldy Cayey
Ren. Murr
Minton City
Winle Ronn
M. B. Church
Gordon
Charles Trimble
Ol Houghulling
Charles Kelaher
Doe
Local News Roundup of City Visits and Funeral
Capt J P Austin and LR Biles traveled to Erie this afternoon. Mrs W A Frank of Buffalo visits relatives in town for Towdiya. Guyon Golding went to Keto to spend a short time with his parents. Mrs TR Tiffany and Kep pel return home from a visit with friends in Erle. Mr and Mrs Herbert Bracken with Mrs W C L Powell spend the day at Dunkirk. The funeral of Mrs Jula Olson was held from her late home on Lh erry street yesterday afternoon and was largely attended. Pallbearers Austrop A Thompson Chris Christenson and Walter Wil sted assisted. The remains were interred in Ping Grove cemetery.
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R. Powers
Apartanaburg
Dan Dotury
Greenville
George Mosworth
Cambyldiapring
John Love
Jnfant von Nee Oli
Park Whreel
Sarah Crooks
Miss Come
Corry Tor
Warren ‘Timoin
Bagshall
Cor
Union City
John JD. Vennman
New York
Homié
Holland
Cott
Garkoot Carnival Company
John Naylon
Liverpool
Howard Tanning Company
Waesland Tomorow
Min
Corry
J.P. Austin
LR. Biles
Erie
W. A. Frank
Buffalo
Jula Olson
Lherry Street
Atlernan
Tey, Shaw
Heal
Austrop
A. ‘Thompson
Chris Christenson
Walter Wilsted
Ping Grove Cemetery
Forsyth bakery seeks two brood complete with pies
Classified note offers two brood to be delivered with pies. Provided contact as Bell phone 145 R S and asks readers to add res or address for pickup.
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Bell Phone
Clough to Erect Apartment House Between Miln and Center Streets
John 8. Clough prepares ground for a small apartment building between Miln street and the Pennsylvania road near Center street. The structure is to be erected promptly and should be ready for occupancy about the first of October.
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John
Clough
Miln Street
Pennsylvania
Center Street
Detroit Strikers Return to Work After Arbitration Promise
May 14 The three Muslim striking employees of the International Street Railway Company decide to return to work pending arbitration of their grievances. Car service across Detroit is expected to return to near normal by noon or shortly after.
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Uaneycross
Detroit
Muslini
International Street Railway Company
Nehil Bitten by Dog in City Incident
Joe Neill, a well known young man, was badly bitten by a pet dog on North Counter Street near Mond Street when he tried to help the animal after it had been run down by an automobile. The dog was injured, and Neill sustained deep lacerations to both hands. Dr. J C Kity or treated him at his office with no serious permanent injuries expected.
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Joe Neill
North Counter Street
Mond Street
Nehil
J.C. Kity
Julia
Ridgway Runaway Caught In City
Erie Railroad Detective F C Nei gon seized a runaway youth from a fast freight last night around nine o clock. The boy, named James Mills, age 12, has parents living in Ridgway and will be brought to them today. Authorities hope he faces a paternal wooden welcome.
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Erie Railroad
F. C. Neigon
Doy
Tames Mills
Ridgway
Erie Station Master Honored In Railway Magazine
An Erie Railroad Employees Magazine issue praises Station Master Mark Gray for six years of service as representative for the Erie and Pennsylvania railroads. It highlights his courteous conduct and value to his employers, noting his genuine interest in those he serves.
D F Southworth The Florist
D F Southworth The Florist advertises floral arrangements flowers and plants at modest prices with careful attention to orders. Located on Columbus Avenue and North Center Street near the trolley. Bell phone 260 R.
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Columbus ‘Avenue
North Center Stret
Bell
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Ford
Corry Evening Journal
Vere Best
Dentler
C. M. Selse
Bush & Sweet
Fred C. Hoenes
L. D. West
S. W. Parker
W. J. Damon
C. C. Barnes
Dentler Baking Company
Titusville, PA
Guyon Golding
Keto
Herbert Bracken
W. CL Powell
Dunkirk
Gold Dust Twins
Chase & San
Chase & Sanborn’s
Fancy Pines
Winger & Williams
Chase & Sanborn
Bontex
Bontex Sewing
Erie Rail
D. F. Southworth
Florist
Arcade