Autumn events and civic notices in Corry area
Dinner meeting at Spring Creek and a City Council session mark tonight’s local calendar. Registration days announced for Spring Creek and Latlaville with hours from 1 to 3 pm and 7 to 10 pm. Fire department investigated a non fire at St Thomas cemetery area. Minor collision reported at Center and Smith streets. Malicious mischief investigated in Horn block hallways. State motor police respond to Spring Creek road accident near C W Clark farm. Myron C. Taylor to speak on Political Refugees in Europe at WJZ. 177 motorists suspended for speed over 100 mph. unemployment benefits claims rise slightly. Corry lodge delegates to Erie district meeting. PWA grants bids total 432 million dollars. Corry and Warren county see leaf color tourism. Registration cancellations due to improper notice. Credit unions assets rise to 4.6 million. Eight-pound putt ball found at Corry Rod and Gun Club displayed at Miller News Stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Conners
Haat South Street
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Miller News
Barlow Block
New Legion Commander With A. E. F. In Siberia
Stephen Chadwick of Scattls Washington was elected national commander by the Los Angeles convention. A former lieutenant with the 27th Infantry in the American Expeditionary Force to Siberia he helped guard the Trans Siberian railroad and gain insight into Bolshevism. He later practiced law in Seattle and held multiple Legion roles, including chairman of the National Americanism Commission from 1935 and national judge advocate for Washington.
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Stephen ¥. Chadwick
Scattls
Washington
National Americanism Commission
American Legion
Los Angeles
U. S. Infantry
Amercan
Siberia
Vladivostok
Nikolsk
Lexington
Virginia
Thne
University of Washington
Hegtle
Seattle
Chadwick
Presidio
San Francisco
261Th Infantry
Camp Lewis
Sth Infantry
Camp Freipont
Cal
Woters
Margaret Gardner ‘Tyler
David Gardner Tyler
Charles City
Mary ‘Tyler
Stephen
Lin Turn
Department
King County Volfare
Ray Murphy
Harry W. Colmery
Daniel Doherty
Washington Department
Legion Commission
Family Reunion Held In This City
A reunion occurred at Mrs. G N Eggleston's West Smith Street home in Titusville to honor Otis J Nelson of Oakland California visiting family after an 88 year absence. Attendees included many siblings and relatives from Titusville Spartansburg Corry and Corry R D with extended members Genev a and Kathleen Akam and others sharing in the joyful gathering.
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Pousie
G. N. Eggleston
West Smith Street
Otis J. Nelson
Oakland
Calif
Titusville
Note Gordon
Nelson
Clarence Lindsey
Spartansburg
Clifton Lindsey
Glen Eggleston
Fred Mixer
Predwindsey
Neil
Veo
Dot's
Alin
William B. Akam
Beho
Audrey
Merle L. Akam
Kathleen
Vinton
Vinton ©. Akam
Ronald and
Judith
Corry and
Corry R.D
Nora Gordon
Geneva
Goldenrod Tea Substitute Reported from Leaves
The article notes that leaves of a goldenrod species have been used as a substitute for tea. It highlights a folk practice of preparing the plant as a beverage, reflecting historical use and herbal remedy traditions.
Private Hoffman Is Grange Club Speaker
Corry Grange held its Saturday meeting in the Horn block lodge rooms with substation of the state highway patrol speaker Private Hoffman addressing members on the safety program and the drop in automobile accidents since the 50 mile speed limit. A question forum followed and Thomas Roelofs spoke on dramatics. Corry Grange plans to enter the state Grange one act play tournament with a meeting at the Grange Hall next Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauaman
Cal
State Highway Patrol
Corry Grange
The
Grange
Elis
Thomas Roelofs
State Grange
Grange Hall
New Kane Summit Hospital Open for Inspection
The Kane Summit Hospital opens for inspection today and Tuesday October 4. Dr H Q Cleveland, manager, says the new facility will be in use Wednesday with patients moved from the older 70 year old structure. The project honors co founder Evan O'Neill Kane and follows Dr Cleveland's long effort and Kane’s dying wish to advance the hospital’s work.
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New Kane Summit Hospital
H. W. Cleveland
Clevelant
Cleveland
Dr Kane
Dr. Kane
Kane Summit Hospital
R. ©. Holland
Thomas
Wheni K. Hendryx
Bradford
Babson optimistic outlook for business boom after war
Roger Babson, touring Europe, says war crisis passes and a long awaited business boom should begin. US activity about 10 percent above June lows, despite pessimism and wartime fear. He notes London improvement and says prices held down by fear of price fixing, with Continental gains boosting US prospects.
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Roger Babson
London
England
Europe
United States
Robson
Babson
Jay
Death claims Lon L Bates in Spring Creek region
Lon L Bates longtime Spring Creek resident dies after illness. Born September 1857 at Spring Creek he ran a livery stable then worked in Youngsville and later delivered mail at Spring Creek. Survived by two daughters Daisy Branch and Mrs W W Kling Steak and two grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 with burial in Spring Creek cemetery.
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Spring Creek
Lon L. Hates
Spong Creek
G Lyery
Youngaville
Daisy Branch
Warren
W. W. Klingsteak
Canton
Ohio
Bracken-Keating
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Jack Prost
Golden Rule Glid
Latlaville
Beyond St. ‘Thomas’ Cemetery
Fire Department
Dorothy M. Scott
Lorain Avenue
Lee Johnson
Girard
Center and
Smith Streets
Bar Bitton
East Street
Button
Ross Mead
Court House
C. W. Clark
Younguville
Myron C. Taylor
New York
WJZ
State Revenue Department
Fablesa
Corry Lodge of
Wik
Erie
Pennsylvania
PWA
Corry
Warren County
Warren County Registration Commission
Beckman
Stephen F. Chadwick
Private Hoffman
Grange Club
Miller's
W. E. Phillips
Authorized
FAITH
Kane
Lon L. Bates
Model Dairy Co
Frank C.chapin & Sons
Poland
Five
Slovasta Pte
Czechoslovakia
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Se Member
Federal Reserve System
the Bank ON
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