Community Notes and Notices from Corry Area
Local column lists advertisements, union exchange requests, concert plans, job ads for teens, flu typhoid notes, public notices, and social events. Mentions Createoro band concert on Sunday, September 29, and a charity benefit at the Graves residence. Also cites building fire, tree planting protests, and church calls for pastor transfer and local meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surhamy
Wright
Greanive
Atria
Union Telephone Exchange
Mele
Pho
Hornell
Tme
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Bhetfer
Erie
J. Rt. Graves
West Pleasant Street
Pullman
Btn
Viet
Thanhouser program features top New York screening night
Lyric Theater presents Thanhouser productions including 1He TOP OF NEW YORK with Margaret Snow and the far west tale 02 RED MASK. OH STRANGE WAY offers a heart interest drama, while five others complete a varied bill for local patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margaret Snow
Far West
Automobile crash on rail line ends with crushed car
A car top toppled onto a railroad track as a freight train approached. The owner leaped clear and survived. A dry spell reduced garden damage but frost in morning air was noted. Commuters and local figures discussed Governor Sulzer and a split with Tammany in New York politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Shoy's
Ady
Imperial Hotel
Dutriuvian
Nily
Corry
Sulzer
Lin
Tammany
Empire State
Chilef
Meadville Vous
New York
Mendvilla -Messuinger
Jhiet
Commodore Perry Moan
Nhuah
Lake Lre
Trimble
Randyl
Aeope
Merry
Lotte
Forest Hire
Maprishuirg
Bedford County
Trinenip Wand
Local curiosities greet Akron returnees in brief note
An odd, garbled update notes Mrs. Jonin Lambling returning from Akron with a mixed cast of names and items. It mentions Raweian bodies and Photo KNIT AH we Purhains, and references 1018 as part of a scattered list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Etiam
Andy
Jonin Lambling
Akron
Oalo
Hi School Ahead This Afternoon Hi School Ahead This Afternoon
A disrupted text describes a baseball game with improvised names and action, noting umpires, players, outs, steals, and attempted plays. The narrative mentions the Raymonds, Lyons, Keating, Cogswell, Maloney, Hopkins, and others in a chaotic sequence of at bats and fielding plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLean
Gretéler
Bacheler
Reker
Hulugray
Raymonds
Hill
Green
Ant Milngray
Beker
Hopking
Delury Canghe
Maloney
Etolhind
Lyons
Shiuub
Riekeer
Jourdet
Grouder
Hopkins
Hopkins’ Bunt McLean
Shaub Jo Hutgray
Ba Tins
Rail passes ban by Pennsylvania Public Service Commission
The Pennsylvania Public Service Commission announced it will not act on passes for railroad employees until January. Affected parties include unions and railway companies seeking guidance under the new public service law, with officials noting the old commission’s unfinished business and contract questions between utilities and municipalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Public Service Commission
Munste Fm
Public Service
Uie
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Garbage collection unsettled in city districts
Mayor Alexander faces trouble over garbage collection as two city teams work but complaints persist. Refuse from some premises is collected while neighboring properties remain unserved, and morning notices show the service not yet satisfactory. City authorities pledge action to improve conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sinow
Hay Time
Trent
Russell
Viniow
Bheely
le Koason
Durham
Nodle Shenly
Aldermain Porter
Inge Cakow
Pythian
Florence
Crittenden Boelety
Stra
Flora Fritts
First Ave
Hornstein Brow
Gents
Koon Newson
Mendvile
City
Ids
Ray
Hhorace
Ogden
Fee
Acbms
New Castle
Eden Ty
Grace M. J. Church of
Dayton
O.—James Town
Tournal
A. E. Pettit
Main Street
Depot Out
Lyric Theater
Ildren
Utilities Board
Bernstein Bros. Clothiers and Furnishers
Main St
C. J. Wood
Church and
Concord Streets
Union Depot
J. R. Graves
the Old Reliable Jeweler
West Main Street
Corry, Pa
M. B. Millspaw
Lippman
Corry,Pas
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