People Coming and Going in Meadville Area
A parade of visitors and local movers heads through Meadville today with James P Crown as an Erto visitor and John Love a Meadville business guest. Other entries note trips to Philadelphia New York City Jamestown and Warren while several locals visit relatives or attend events including the Odd Fellows gathering and a sister road project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Crown
John Love
Meadville
T. KR. Patten
City
Morris Green
Bellistorning
B. Nelson
Eleshis
David Henry
Ford Stevens
Taniex Stevens
Mudiey
To Splesman
Ty Splesman
Steadville
William Durham
Portland
Jay Skidmore
Jaymestown
Futon
Burt Scott
Meadvile
Mr. Scott
Meadvilly
Carrie Yomlingon
Newmarket
Lowa
Myé
Acielin Pratt
Karney
Neb
Tyolm
Mary Culver
Goncdt
Shim
Hernard
Wiehita
Kus
Me. W. C. Shiels
Eric
Melvin Parkhurst
Brig
Agnes Cameron
New York City
ER. P. Walz
H. Hoff
Frank M. Knapp
Warren
Corry
Sprig Creek
Frank Babbitt
Jamestown
Caroline Phelps Eaton
Warren Man Hurt In Auto Accident
Warren resident HAL Arnold and his father-in-law AL Phonms from Columbus were badly injured when their automobile collided with a locomotive at a Long Avon crossing. Seven year old Thomas Arnold died later. HAL Arnold suffered a broken claw bone and was recovering. The car occupants were thrown long distances as the vehicle was reduced to splinters. Local authorities noted crossing gates were down and motorists ignored the danger. The Arnold family mourns. Mr Arnold expected to return to work in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Arnold
Mallroad
Fmr
Thorn
EA. Arnold
Warren
Pittsburg fight leaves Warren man dead after debt dispute
Warren Oct 1 A violent confrontation in Warrentown between Frank Ritchie and Joe Musilin over a $20 debt escalated. Bernardo and others from Pittsburg arrived with the body of John, shot during the melee. A bullet from a revolver struck Mulloy, killing him. The deceased and his two sisters resided at 1115 Powth St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Louis
Chas
Bernardo
Pittsburg
John
Heroardo
Warrentory
Frank Ritchie
Musburg
Frank Cherrie
Josa Musilin
Palm Restaurant Changes Hands In Local Sale
The Palm Restaurant changed hands today when G. I. Guignon sold the property to Charles M. Stewart. The new proprietor will take possession and aims to please patrons, with Mrs Stewart well known in the community and at home in the restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Restauant
Guignon
Charles M. Stewart
Mra
Shannon
Satilly
Stewart
Hopitar Restaurent
Beth
Amused Theater Loses to Win Fine Drama on Porter Comedy
A dramatic piece titled Everybody's Troubles opens with a porter and frames a struggle between amusement and loss. The show acts as a fine drama while leaning into classic comedic elements, delivering a layered performance amid competing theatrical tones.
Another Gift for Allegheny College President Seeks Transfer Arrangement
President Crawford of Allegheny College traveled to Chicago this week at the invitation of benefactor John F Eberhardt to arrange transfer of property. A letter from Hhordwilt indicated readiness to donate more land, with Board of Trustees member Tod Arter of Cleveland present in Chicago. Eberhardt has already contributed 92 000 to the institution, supporting its welfare and the ongoing 500 000 fundraising drive led by President Ermwiard, a project that has kept him at work across months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
le Meadville
Allegheny College
Chicago
John F Eberhardt
Allegheny
Hhordwilt
Tod Arter
Cleveland
Air Arter
Eberindt
Ermwiard
Union City
Wreck Verdict Blames Cabman For Fatal Pennsylvan ia Collision
A coroner's jury finds engineer John Jones and fireman James Mirman responsible for failing to stop at danger signals on Labor Day night near Brie. Three men died on passenger train No. 204 when it collided with an extra freight train of the same company. The hearing took place Saturday afternoon with help from Interstate Commerce inspectors and Assistant District Attorney Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Firmat
Brie
Manip
Pennaylwala
John Jones
James Mirman
Goruier
Fond
WH Matn Scott Thompson
Iterstate Commerce Tispectora Duffey
Grp Tons
Aloeney Carroll
Pasenner
Erle Aml
Pittsburg Dyisfontain
Rodgers Sails Over Oklahoma Flight Delays Halts to Port Worth
Oklahoma to McAlester and Muskegon legs interrupted by engine trouble. Aviator P Rodgers, aiming for Port Worth, diverted after 127 mile flight from Vinita to Muskegee and a halt at McAlester. Repairs required, plan shifted to continue toward Port Worth tonight. Rodgers has traveled about 1800 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Alester
Olin
P. Rodgers
McAlester
Wari
Port Worth
Texas
Rodgers
Haid
MrAister
Bork Worth
Watch on Erie Woman Suspected in Robbery
Local police were notified to be on the lookout for a woman from Erie suspected of robbery. James Brevony reported the tip at 10, describing a theft of seven dollars from a hole where she had been on a restraining order. An investigation followed as a train arrived from Erie and officers examined the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
James Brevony
Erle
Stevens
Berg
Beyond the Law in Mountainous Scenery at Lyric A Time
A fragmented notice advertises a Vitagraph film titled Beyond the Law with mountain scenery and dramatic interpretation of justice. Also promoted is Up to Date Squaw at the Lyric tonight, with quick venue shifts and attractions for the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WII Mountainners
Board of Trade Meeting at South Canter Street Office
There will be a meeting of the Board of Trade at No 8 South Canter Street on Wednesday evening at 7 30 PM. Business of importance and full attendance are requested by Wake Mor Karldgs Seo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
South Canter Street
Corry Couple Wed Quietly at Family Home
Were married yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of the bride's mother Mrs. Sarah Lilley east of town. Rev C L Woods of the Baptist church performed the ceremony. Only immediate relatives attended. Mr. and Mrs. Moore will reside on the groom's farm near Canter Mills, Niagara Falls trips planned for their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank F. Moore
Corry
Edith R. Lilley
Orchard Grove
Sarah Lilley
C. L. Woods
Thy Baptist Church
Well Known City Figure Weds in Union City
In Union City the wedding of a well known local figure draws hearty congratulations from friends. The Union City Enterprise notes the prosperous event and well wishes for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imdy
Mfe
Union City
Binterprise
See Our Line of Rubber Goods Advertisement
An ad highlights rubber products including hot water bottles syringes and whirling spray items sold at competitive prices. It emphasizes a dry display and promotional pricing to attract customers. The copy mentions Green Teas and a 2A ring stamp as part of the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muse
Bu Ieee
Iit
New Street Plans Move Through City Councils
Regular 1911 council meeting records discuss a joint resolution for street improvements. Voters absent Mr Steen noted. discussions cover sewer work on Brook Street and awarding rock excavation to Lave & Son. Agenda includes reopening Clinton street and approving funding for a street project tied to Center Street north of Columbia Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vetwear
Hil
Brook St
Motines
Flo
Wewali
Love
Risker
HiHol
Streul
Columbie Avenue
FoInt Passion
Common Council
Mehinos
Regelud
Wile
Nevin I
Dirkvon
Clavie
His Honor at the Library Town Hall Show Review
A well attended library stage production featured Harry Kelly with Eddie Payette as Kane Kako the Mayor and a center chorus. Despite a cold hindering Jim woman What the cast delivered a lively show with strong dance and musical numbers. The next production is The Girl in the Taxi planned for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kelly
EL Hagar
Iturey Koll
Msn Daly
Mokeey Mood
Weason
Eddie Payette
Kane Kako
Jim Woman
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Harry Wilton
Warren Man
C.H. Thoms
E. A. Arnold
Columbus, Ohio
John Bernador
Palm Restaurant
Guy Guignon
Cofe
Allegheney
Meadville College
Eberhart of
Oklahoma
Board of Trade Meeting
Tony
Canis
Woolson Spice CO
Toledo
Ohio
R. G. Lindsley & Son Model Pharmacy
First Avenue, Corry
Cohen
North Center Street
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