Uncertain ad notices mix with social announcements in Durham
Local advertisements show a chafing dish offer and rat control product from Durham stores. Florence Crittenden Circle meets at Powell block with repairs and a meeting announced for October 28. Edinboro and McKean hosts discuss a proposed one million dollar bond fee amendment with speakers Milton W. Shreve and Rev. Frank C. Bonner. Opposing farmers’ stance noted as a hurdle.
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Bird Man
Durham's
Advtt
Wright
Hamilton
Lebanon
Ady
Durham’s
Florence Crittenden Circle
Berliner
Powell Block
Tuvnday At &P
Ftn
Thualiats
Black Cate and Witches to Visit Corry on Wednesday
The Warren Times notes entertainments by Black Cate and Witches on broom sticks arriving in Corry Wednesday evening at 8 oclock. They will be corralled in the basement of the First M E church, with adult invitations extended by the Epworth League.
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Black Cate
Corry
Epworth League
Warren Times
Jamen Howarda
Carver Mouse
Dlspass
Mr. Howards
Halluon Wax Recordere and S16 eich adortment
A miscellany of items from the era notes social meetings at the University Alliance Lindy Slane and Lillian Gullo, a move of Guy Raymond, a Sunday visit by Zoe and Dorothy Wilcox, and a golden wedding celebration for Mr and Mrs I L Babcock. It mentions hospital updates from W G A and local well concerns in Derrick City, with brief biographical details of the couple.
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Halluon Wax Recordere
Eich
Étioone
Drubum's
Adv
University Alliance
Lindy Slane
Wrayer
Presbyterian Church
Vol Bing
Lynture
Lillian Gullo
Mre
Lars Slommominy
Movte Ave
el Guy Riymond
Sharman Street
Second Ave
Mivsud Zoe
Dorothy Wilcox
Union City
Charles Samuel
Thie Samuels
Jamestown
Sunny
W. G
Brooklyn Girl Regains Health With Vinol Strength
Grace D. Lamb of Brooklyn tests Vinol a tonic from cod liver and iron, claiming relief from fatigue and back pain after weeks of poor sleep. She reports improved sleep, appetite, and strength, praising Vinol as superior among tonics for weak, tired women and noting money-back guarantees.
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Grace D. Lamb
Brooklyn
N.Y
Vinci
C. C. Babbitt & Son
Douggists
Corry
Saxo Salve
Watch Weight for Wrights Watches Run Right
Yarlyle Knoblvt returned this afternoon from Brockwaygllin where he spent Sunday. The Ladies Aid and Whine bank of the Baptist church will hold a business meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs Geo Knots. William Bolton, longtime president of Oll City, was struck by a Pennky passenger train No 3%. He died at the hospital after being removed there this afternoon following the incident in Silverly yards.
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Wright
Hay
Yarlyle Knoblvt
Brockwaygllin
Baptist Church
Mire
Geo Knots
William Bolton
Oll City
Siverly
Embroidery Club Hosts Baby Shower Tradition
About three years ago fifteen young ladies formed The Embroidery Club in North Corry. When families grew, fourteen members attended expecting mothers and held a Baby Shower at Mrs Bart Hapbroucle's home on Hast wheel. They presented Miss Myrna Louise with a complete outfit of wearing apparel. Members planned each gift to be unique and shared a pleasant afternoon with tea. They looked forward to the next meeting.
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North Corry
Embroidery Club
Bart Hapbroucle
Myrna Louise
President Wilson refuses Mexican planter request
President Wilson in Mobile today declined Ben Johnson of Topolopampa Mexico a request to move a gang of harvest hands to a San Francisco ship for harvesting his crops. The decision cites a desire to avoid establishing a dangerous precedent and follows Secretary Bryan's warning about an exodus.
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Irenn
Wrahington
D. C
Wilson
State Department
Mobile
Ben Johnson
Topolopampa
Mexico
San Francisco
Bryan
German Cruiser Muerenburg Ordered to Mazatlan
Berlin reports the Imperial naval board ordered the German cruiser Muerenburg stationed at Yahama to sail across the Pacific to Mazatlan on the Mexican coast and remain there with further instructions.
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Anneu Cece
Berlin
Imperial Naval Board
Muerenburg
Yahama
Acros
Pacific
Mazatlan
Meixican
Proclamation for Corry Pa Municipal Election 1918
Proclamation to the qualified electors of Corry Pennsylvania announcing the biennial municipal election to be held at polling places on Tuesday November 4 1918 from 7 am to 7 pm. The officers to be voted include one Mayor one City Controller four Councilmen three School Directors one Alderman for the Fourth Ward one Sheriff for Erie County one County Controller one Jury Commissioner one Director of the Poor for Erie County two Inspectors of Election per precinct.
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Corry
County of Erie
Q. L. Alexander
Gerry
Local travel and visits noted in wrap of town headlines
Walter Merricks returns from Buffalo this afternoon. Melvin Parkhurst and Mr. and Mrs. Robbins visit from Buffalo and Westfield join Mrs. Hart as guests. Mrs. Martha Knowlton’s relatives arrive for services, and Mrs. D. H. Johnson and relatives depart for Waterford. Various residents report short trips to Kane Sheffield and Waterford.
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Walter Merricks
Buffalo
Melvin Parkhurst
Mra
Rachel
Wadsworth Ohio
Hart
Glyde Cook
Sheffield
Henry Gillis
Jett
Kane
G. B. Porter
Thi Clty
The Gamblers Pal and Poisoned Chop At Lyric Theater
The Lyric Theater presents a dandy western tale The Gambler's Pal and a classy Poisoned Chop. Also shown is The Heart of a Fool a Reliance story set in older times. These brief features highlight adventurous plots and dramatic romance for theatergoers.
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Whitman's
Candy
Moberg
Saxton
Kondon
Kondon Mig. Co
Minneapolis
Minn
Kondon’s
Cataranal Jelly
E. Pettit
Florist
East Main Street
Bell
Union
Depst
Franklin Wat
Meadville
John A. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Deen
Derrick City
Hale
Anetam
Lee
Appomattox
Mine Run
Gettysburg
Habcock
Hart Schaffner & Marx
D. Nast
Hart Achaliner & Marx Clothes
Bernstein Bros. Clothiers and Furnishers
W. Main
Lyric Theater
J. E. Erickson Tailor
A. Weiss
Bell Phone
W. H. Duffy & Co
Center St
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