Corry notices and promotions crowd the City
City listings include rent for room suites on Church Street, tailor ads for Walker at 147 North er street, and Franks Tits store promos on West Main. Local society notes announce millinery openings for Miss Bess Quiniisk, Presbyterian Ladies Aid meeting, and a charity subscription offer with Kodakery. News items cover a train collision near Phillipsburg, school enrollment in Kane, a sheriff delay before sending Weeks to prison for murder, a shop accident at St Marys injuring Louis Vollmer, and upcoming political and military notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trquire
Church Street
Walker
Norther Street
West Main
Center Street
Ady —Colegrove and
Stewart
Muntersi
Washington Street
J. T. Barker
Bess Quiniisk
M. ©. Barker
Corry
Phillipsburg
General Film Company
Bess Wainlisk
M.C. Barker
Presbyterian Ladies Aid. Society
Fisteral Whittlesey
W. Charen Street
Annual Meeting At Baptist Church Highlights Missionary Support
The annual church meeting opened with a communal dinner for about seventy attendees. Reports followed as members were called by the clerk, noting strong emphasis on missionary work, new sermons on prophecy, and funds pledged for church programs. Delegates were appointed to the Creek association, and a social gathering plan surfaced alongside possible monthly meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Eyange Hatia
Haa
Imo
Oleara
ON Creek Association
Warren
Pik
Jolly
Theta
Farnham Family Reunion and Local News Highlights
The seventh Farnham family reunion met September 7 at Mrs. Laura Tury’s French Creek home with attendees from Corry Chandlers Valley Plitefield Near Lake Union City and Warren. A fine dinner and socializing followed. The gathering planned next year’s meeting for Sylvan Park Chautauqua Lake on the last Thursday in June. A Warren Mirror note discussed a school incident involving pranksters and a student’s actions at the high school. The Wykoft Oil and Gas Company, largely Bradford and Kane capital, reported a major well at the Kane field reaching roughly 3,000,000 caddie feet at 2,947 feet, with the well tying into the unit’s other operations. The Kane field activity continues as another well is drilled. The City Conference of the Free Methodist Church in Warren announced its annual session from September 28 to October 1, covering the Northwestern Pennsylvanian counties with a large delegation expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnham
Laura Tury
French Creek
Corty
Chandlers Valley
Plitefield
Lake
Union City
Warren
Sylvan Park
Chautauqua Lake
Wykoft Oj
Gna
Bradford
Kane Capital
Uno
Wedding in Meadville for Mauda Qibert and Robert Gasket
Mr and Mrs M Dickson and others attended the Meadville wedding of Mauda Qibert and Robert Gasket this afternoon. The ceremony united two local residents, with family members present to celebrate the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Dickson
H. Te Sploaman
Mies Mayme Spreahima
Jos. L. Sploaman
Meadville
Misa Mauda Qibert
Robert Gasket
Lindatny's Offers Hot Water Bottle Bargain
A guaranteed hot water bottle is advertised for $1.00 at Lindatny's TOF, inviting shoppers to take advantage of this low price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindatny's
Tof
Odd Fellows Name Trustees and Officers
The Odd Fellows Home association elected its new officers at the annual meeting. On City lodge president was chosen, with Walter Alles of Franklin named vice president, William Mort of Meadville as secretary, and Louis H. Duhan of Meadville as treasurer. A five year board of trustees includes Eimer of City lodge, Sharble of Erie, W. W. Galvin of Meadville, HA Johnson of Warren, and Joseph M. Fox of Kane. W. W. Burns of Kane was elected to a two year unexpired term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Fred
T. McCollum
Mendyilie
Walter Hy Alles
Franklin
William ©. Mort
Meadville
Louis H
Classified notices Aids seek owners and help wanted
A jumble of short ads requests lost items and help around town. Inquiries reference Marlow Hardware, journal office, and local addresses. Widespread notices seek rooms for light housekeeping, general housework, laundry help, and a middle aged woman. Caution advised due to fragmented OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Marlow Hardware
Adyd
Bell
Jaye Spencer
Fifth Avenue
Second Avenue
Corry Hospital
Heats Adrift at the Amusel Tonight
Mary Pickford stars in a four act production titled Heats Adrift at the Amusel tonight with showings at 7 8 3 and 10 o clock only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford
Homrta
New Bill for This Evening at Library Theater
The Library Theater presents a fresh program for the week featuring Mana Sallin in a high value opening act. Bob Banley and Company travel from a large eastern city to perform tonight with Gros and Johnson and France Soles WHT. Tickets are popular priced at ten and twenty cents with a request for support to help the new manager Corry, Pa. Local patrons may order by card from L. Goldfinch, 631 W Washington St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Theater
Bam
Mana Sallin
Keith
Bob Banley
TC Jean Dot
Gros
Johnson
Watertaiers
France
Corry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boss Grocery
Tamestown
Robert Patterson Real Eatate Agency
Kane Republican
Mary
Chilton
Wright
Yeatts
Kodakery
Tandeley
Tom Sult
N. Contee Atreet
Theis
Belef
Yellowhearst
Hoth Stanley and Company
Corry Elsetrie Light Company
Frank Blair
Colegrove
Stewart Millinery
Richards
Arthur, Fehrman
M.N. Blakesley
Tghtlng Company
Tate
Ior Times
Charles Woeks
Western Penitentiary
Weeks
Leo Goney
Yeung Atlowous
Warren Times
St. Marys
Louis Vollmer
Ridgway Hospital
Philadelphia
University Hospital
Strassburg
Erie
Carl W. Hatch
Sheriden
D. D. Curran
South
Kane
Warren Tins
Board of Health
Sunshine
Brennan
Ruth Greenland
South Street
Ty Benon Loux
16Th Infantry
Ridge Way Armory
James c. S. Shaw
Ol City
Long
Ie Company
Stunning
Patterns Department
Butterick
F.l
Baptist
Warren Mirror
Solvin
Dhe
Boant
Adama
Iva
Noe
Fron Methodist Church
Warrenhocinning
Wednentay
Pennsylva
Ita
Bernstein Brothers
Main St
ODD Fellows
L. Goldfinch
Corry, Pa
Tovern
Planta
A. E. Pettit
Florist
Atrnet
Dapot
Ae Dale
Mutual Wheely
Kentucky
Titusville
Pennsylvania Railroad
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