Local Shopper Notes and Social Updates in City and Vicinity
Community diary items list store ads and specials at Kimball's Knight's and Cohens, plus job notices, a move by Fred York to Lindenville, and social news about Mrs Maude Harvey joining Stennett & Son. Also mentions upcoming Saturday sales, dances at Maccabee Hall, and a government inspection trip to North Warren including the Ferdinand Ischer case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimballa
Hoenes
N. Y
Maude Harvey
Antes- Indy
Stennett & Son
Fred York
G. M. Ream’s
Lindonville
Bulbs in stock for Madonna Lilies and other plants
Garden shop announces immediate stock of Madonna Lilies Chinese Lilies Paper white Narcissus and Roman Hyacinths ready for planting now.
Local News Briefs From Knight’s Wilcox Market and More
Small ads report 10 cent pucks of Argo starch at Knight’s store and fresh liver sausage at Wilcox Market with cheese. Mrs Stella Blackwell visiting relatives in Oll City. Boys’ winter wear at Dusty Shoe Store window sale at $3.50. Mrs Polly Peterson dies at 89 in Spring Creek. will be interred in Cochranton. Postmaster Austin notes funds depository designation for Corry Bank to support local Postal Savings Bank. Bon Ton Millinery opens remodeling sale Oct 7 9 at 108 South Senter Street. Mrs M H Brooke injured ankle. Dr Sith attends. Unusual moths appear with heavy rains, brown wings, seen near Union Station humps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight's
Wilcox Market
Stella Blackwell
Oll City
David Rowe
B. Wayne Street
W. Main Street
Polly Peterson
George Petersan
Spring Creek
Cochranton
Wales
Austins
National Bank of Corry
Board of Trustees
Postal Savings Bank
Bon Ton
South Senter Street
Maude Briggs
M. H. Brooke
East Pleasant Street
Sformu
Sith
Brooks
Oil City
Union Station
Crippen vs Flaherty Trial Opens in Columbus
The Columbus case Crippen versus Flaherty began before Justice Sullivan with five jurors due to a juror absence. Crippen testified first, followed by his son Earl, detailing alleged property division disputes and pasture use. Attorneys Marsh and Foster led the defense and prosecution, focusing on contract terms. no assault verdict had been reached as of press time.
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Eslay
G. H. Crippen
Michael Flaherty
Justice of the Peace
Sullivan
Columbus
George Crippen
Mr. Crippen
Earl
Miss Edith Koehler Dead in Cleveland
Miss Edith Koehler died suddenly in Cleveland while visiting. Her sister Hessie Koehler was with her. The body returns to Corry this evening and will be taken to the family home on Wagle street. She leaves brother Frank Koehler of Cleveland and five sisters, Mrs. Charles Bennett and Misses Bessie Hazel Ruth and others in Corry. Father Conductor Koehler was injured years ago in a local yard accident. Funeral details to follow.
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Alexander & Co
Cleveland
Edith Koehler
Miss Koehler
Hessie Koehler
Corry
Wagle Street
Frank Ko
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wright
Kimballs
Kimball's
AL Cohens
Journal Office
Cohens
Knight’s
Prist Dance
County Commissioners
North Warren
Erie County
Ferdinand Ischer
Vie Dispatch
A. E. Pettit
E. Malo
St Malon
Lyric Theater
Maurice Costello
Malne
Pennsylvania
G. N. Roberts
Consus Couns
Joe the
TURK
Aptain
Joe Garabed
Rom
Constantinople
Turkey
Salvation Army
Washington and
Park S! Corry
Penn
Army Hall
the Arcade
Bernstein Bros
Clothiers and Furnishers
West Main St
Center St
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