Local social notes and visiting notables in Corry area
D W Alfeed and Parkhurst travel for six days on business to Mayville and Erie. Numerous residents including M Smith, Mrs Walter Conley, Mrs Frank Wendelson, Mrs Mary A Lawrence, M N Baker, Mrs Parshall, L M West, Mrs Jobin Methnea, Mrs Dr Smyth, Miss Ida Re Malvoner, Miss Margaret Nugent and others are noted as visiting, returning from trips, or hosting relatives. Dress hats from Arnold Millinery and hospital staff changes also featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Alfeed
Mayville
Parkhurst
Erie
M. Smith
City
C. Whittlesey
Harry B. Skinner
Union City
Corry
Walter Conley
Hartford
Conm
Frank Wendelson
Philadelphia
Mary A. Lawrence
Farmeraville
N. Y
M. N. Baker
Maple Avenue
Parshall
Tidiowle
L. M. West Alus
W. Church Street
Jobin Methnea
Binporiun
Teringthur
Smvoth
Ida Re Malvoner
Corry Hospital
California
Margaret Nugent
Randolph
N.Y
Warren Chamber of Commerce pushed Warren development plan
The Mirror reports B G Gregory and Warren leaders push the formation of a Warren Chamber of Commerce to attract more factories and boost local employment. James D Woodard supports the development effort noting Warren needs more factories to create jobs and increase life in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Gregory
Warren
James D. Woodard
Gay
Died at 89 in Chula Vista widow of W D Rolph
Elizabeth W. Rolph widow of W. D. Rolph of Fargo North Dakota died in Chula Vista California at age 89 years 2 months 1 day. Her remains were taken to Fargo for burial. For many years prior to moving west the Rolph family were Corry residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chula Vista
Elizabeth W. Rolph
W. D. Rolph
Fargo
N. Dry
RT. Rolph
Charles V. Darling
California
San Diego
Union
Mra. Roth
N. D
Rolph
Corry
The Man Who Abolished Mustard Plasters
A Rochester chemist J A Noay developed a new prep Bogy's Mustarine to replace mustard plasters. Ny BF Atlvs & Co now sell it to stop earache toothache and head ache and to treat neuralgia lumbago and sore throat. The maker offers a money back guarantee and mail orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Noay
Rochester
N.Y
Bogy
Dale Fy Corry
Ny BF
Atlvs & Co
J. A, Boxy Co
Net
Counterfeiters Cache Found in Jackson Park
A package hidden beneath a tree in Jackson Park yielded 119 counterfeit ten dollar notes. Captain Thomas I Porter of the U S secret service directed the recovery and linked the bills to a counterfeiting ring headed by Leon Wis iid, who is said to be the ringleader. Albert Tyeon was arrested in New York and brought here for the case. Blocked details imply an organized operation with naval links and Russian connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jackson Park
Thomas I. Porter
Ld States Secret Service
Albert Tyeon
New York
Leon Wis Iid
Leat
Actor Kyrle Bellew Dies in Salt Lake City
Kyrle Bellew, noted actor, died in Salt Lake City Utah from pneumonia. Final rites will take place locally then the body will be sent to New York for burial. In Reading Pennsylvania a fire caused $12,000 damage to the Albert Wolfloger Manufacturing plant last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyrle Bellew
Salt Take City
Utah
Kyrle Nellew
Pheilonia
New York
Reading
Albert W. Wolfloger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wlzor
Munn
Compaq
Blu
Baker
Arnold Millinery
G.D. Heaths
Morrison Green
Griswold
Oil City
G. F. Pettingil
Clara
Broughton
Ter Racheal
Pittsfield
FE. M. Bonnell
John Lambing
Sung Tine
Amuseu Theater
Lubin Drama Mining
Giants
Colleen Bawu
C. L. Townley
DEM
County
Treas
J. R. Graves
Old Reliable Art Jeweler
W. Main St
P. Rogers, Jr
Harrisburg
Martin Zickandrath
Tron
Mrs. Garvey of
Rileys
Mary Long
Gore Hospital
Clymer
Walter Gillan
Hoya Clarke Swive
Salon
Alm
James McCile
Stoke
May Gibbons
Wittsburg
A. D. Colegrove
Si Tidbute
W. W. Franklin
Titusville
Kingsley
Paul DeRgsay
Chamberlain Military Academy
Warren Chamber OF Commerce
Lyric Theater
Ask N. F. Ames & Co
Vane UU
Knight’s Tea Store
Center 51
Seeman
I. Oe
Kaaffl Bros
Taber-Prang
Alina Tadema
Corot
Millet
Watts
Burkhart Art Store
North Center Street
Winchester
Wales Hardware Company
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