Will Erect Fine Business Block On Center Street
The Keleher estate ordered plans for a three story brick business block on North Center Street adjoining the Traction. Architects A B Moyal and Bon completed the plans. Work was expected to begin within three weeks on the Latitdine site. The block will be 100 by 30 feet with a modern front design and brass trimmings. It will be one of the largest and finest properties in the city. The site has long been valuable and the Kelahershire Blond refused to sell despite good offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keleher
North Center Street
Traction Leading
A. B. Moyal & Bon
Agfepla, IL Bothe
Corry Oriental
Titiaville
Fini Agricultural Fur Windor
Oil Crank Ages Kira
McKinney
Haine
Lille
Tata
Werden
Prenent Association
Ure
Volleeting
Tquaville
Evry
Ileh
Corry
Hydetown Grange
Greaham Grange
Xralyrile
Hower
Museer Bied
Tha Corry
Grange
Titusville
Cory Fair
Titus
Erie Presbytery Elects Delegates to Synod Convention
Erie Pa Sept 4 after a long meeting at Central Presbyterian church the Erie presbytery elected delegates to the synod convention to be held October 22. Chosen from Erie were Rev. Hubert Clemens and Rev. Samuel Semple with additional clergy alternates from Conneautville Corry Meadvilla and Bells Valley among others. The spring season will open at Franklin on the second Monday in April 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Hiple Presbytery
Belle Hell
Central Presbyterian Church
Tenth
Sassafra Streets
Rautorates
Franklin
Synod
Eld Far Dutler
Wis
Ray
Hubert Clemens
First Presbyterian Church
Rav
Samuel Semple
Tituavlle
George Taylor
Mercer
J. A
Sulton Kane
J. A. Ainingham
Jamestown
F. M. Unil
Connenutville
C. B. Woodward
Corry
W. B. Irwin
Meadvilla
Boargrove
Bells Valley
Fragmentary OCR Notice From Onto Towne File Summary
Fragmented text mentions a notary public Hull and a financial or legal action involving a hundred dollar sum. It references a court or legal proceeding, a bond or note, and a request for testimony or evidence. The readable items are scattered and lack clear dates or full names. The overall sense is a damaged legal notice with uncertain names and actions.
Notice of Holiday Store Hours and Closings
On account of holidays our store will close Wednesday evening September 5 and reopen after Thursday evening. Jacobson & Co. announces altered hours for the holiday period with no shopping after the stated dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam, Jacobson & Co
Delayed Erie Train 26 After Derby derailment incident
A morning Erie train 26 suffered a two hour delay after a derailment near Maple Arena Centar area. Crew and construction gangs worked to realign rails and move the engine to the depot. Train finally reached the depot around 10 40 as officials warned rails were too light for heavy service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Wud
Betweem Maple Arena
Centaraire
Ahorle
Auto Accident At Meadville Involving Dr Peters
An auto accident near Meadville Pennsylvania involved a car owned and driven by Dr Peters of Albion. Passengers Mrs Peters of Milan and her mother Mrs Stenger of North Street Chin City were injured, with Mrs Stenger suffering a fractured collar bone and internal injuries, Mrs Peters with a dislocated elbow and bruises, and Mr Peters bruised. They were taken to the Peters home for care and expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Soptambey
Peters
Albion
Milan
Mmna A. Stenger
Sol North Street
Chin City
Crossineville
Stangey
Wwe
Mexabner
Uiree
Leaking Gas Triggers Alarm at Shamburg Residence
Last evening around seven a leak developed in a gas pipe at the Shamburg home on Spring Street while a family had moved upstairs and were applying lighting, causing a player on the ceiling to ignite. The fire was put out quickly without firefighters, but a crowd gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hos 41
Jeni
Shamburg
Spring Street
Aviator Paul Peck Killed in Biplane Crash
American licensed aviator Paul Peck, 24, was fatally injured when his small biplane battled gusty winds and failed to recover from a spiral, plunging to the ground near Clearo Hol. Director Drew blamed the wreckage frame and fittings for the fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiehko
Bey
Paul Puck
Washington
Hyldar
Clearo
Drew
Paul
Peck Wag
Amerigan
Roosevelt Visit Sought by Corry Bull Moose Club
The Corry Bull Moose group seeks Theodore Roosevelt to speak in October, as the progressive candidate has not yet appeared in the area. They expect a large rally, citing Corry’s central rail links and proximity to surrounding towns, hoping the visit becomes a historic, turnout boosting event for Northwestern Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull Moose
Theodore Toonevelt
Gerry
Readon
Mliow
Rig
Rig, Whe Ren, Dumastown, Union Cly, Meadville,Titusville
ON City
Roosevelt Club
Ohlet
Suiives
Pennsylvania
Corry
Madame Myers At Home To Her Many Friende
Madame Myers hosts a gathering at 104 West Main Street inviting many friends. The notice from 2018 records a social event referenced with a local address and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Myers
West Main Street
Titusville Fair Promises Strong Agricultural Exhibits
The Titusville fair revived interest in agriculture with a large, varied display. Grange exhibits from Hydetown and Grahams drew praise, prize money attracted participants, and a Carteran plane airshow highlighted the event despite weather. Local organizers and Corry visitors supported the strong turnout and robust booths.
Crowds Enjoy Perfect Weather At Today’s Event
Despite garbled OCR the report notes a large gathering enjoying ideal weather. The piece highlights the crowd and favorable conditions, suggesting a lively outdoor scene with strong turnout and energetic atmosphere.
Young bandits turned loose on the Lake Shore line
Five young men Grle Pa Sep L-Hubert Hall William Bordon Walter Ferguson Clarry Agara and Joseph Dunn were charged after a gunpoint robbery near the General Electric plant. Albany man identified them on the Lake Shore railroad. Hall held a revolver as they stole wallet money clothing and shoes from a colored youth. Arrested near Dun Kirk, they were bound over after a preliminary hearing. one suspect Twffel vanished while the fate of another, Whim, remained unknown. County detectives Sullivan recovered the men the next day.
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Grle
Hubert Hall
William Bordon
Walter Ferguson
Clarry Agara
Joseph Dunn
Samuel Lottel
Memuil
Ad Gun Ware
Tran
Aay
Luital
Albany
Lake Shore
General Electric
Searcl
Hall
Dun Kirk
County Dalectiva Sullivan
Jen
Earl
Twffel
Special Matinee Camille Camilo at Corry cinema
A special matinee offers Camille Camilo in two reels with forty beautiful scenes for an audience of about 200 Saturday afternoon and night. The program markets a “most gorgeous time production” with a four reel matinee and no extra charge. An Ann special attraction features Corry niches and whawin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilo
Thi Fyrle
Tim
Corry
New Cleaning Process Dares and Carpets Cleaned
Advertising fragment notes a new cleaning process for rugs and carpets offered by K J Harte at 461 Main Street. Phrases claim reasonable rates and guaranteed work, but the text is fragmented and difficult to read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. J. Harte
Dont Forget Camille At The Lyric This Saturday
A fragmentary notice promotes Camille at the Lyric with a Saturday performance featuring a special matinee. The text indicates a 6 cent price and a location in a local theater setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camille
the Lyric
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Corry Evening Journal
Center Street
Bolegrove
Ponteien Bt
Glau Mall
AgylWasow
Gocat
Cotmwa
Sea Line
Bellu
Smoening
Lisbet
Smite
Sea Live
Ner
Ln Uieuning
Incuplletor
New York
Chicago
Erie Presbytery
Sfaiw OF
Onto
City of Tolede
Beane
Genay
Hotng
Buatien
Chat Anid Fem
Will Ory Shenin
Hundred Dollar Hee
Glwason
Hull
Alraety
Map'e Avenue
J.J. Stenger
Paul Peck
Ayintor
a—Ayintor
Hieago
Sope
Peck
Roosevelt
Remington Typewriter
Remington
Remington Typewriter Company
West Swan
Oil Creek Agricultural Association
Curtiss
STE
Stein
Bloch
É&E
Sam Jacobson & Company
ONE Price Clothiers
Stein-Bloch Clothes
Barlow Hardware Co
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