Local residents and visitors gather in Corry lists
A page of social notes records James Dougherty from Kane and many visitors and travelers in Corry. Chief Stevens, Tobn Smith, W. H. Brady, James West, R. J. Hoeh, RH Patchen, Misses Maloney, Jessie Park, Carl Zuebler, Wisanes Hull, Mrs. M. N. Page, C. F. Coberan, May Millen, Mrs. Philighie, J. Bishop, Mra Morris, Miss Myrtle Wheeler, Benest Johnson, Hawley B. Myrick, J. d. Harden, Mr. and Mrs. Farnham, M. Maloney, J. W. Hughes, Harry Goss, LA. Pond, S. A. Ross, J. M. McCoy, Bud Mars, C. Heaseley, Miss Anna Paulson, Mrs. Arta Salisbury, JW. McLean, Miss Sophia Smith, Mrs. June Tovee, FL. Williams, Frank Rood, Dr Heebe and Miss May Pleboring, Mead, Anna, and others are listed as visitors, relatives, or travelers visiting Corry or traveling through for business or family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dougherty
Kane
Stevens
Ure
Tobn Smith
Titusville
W. H. Brady
James West
Jamestown
R. J. Hoeh
Rolfe
Patchen
Spartanburg
Agnes
Mary Maloney
Erie
Jessie Park
Warren
Carl Zuebler
Montville
Wisanes Hull
Tidusville
June Tovee
Erle
Harry Cheney
Wiliins
Bel Teme
Butuly
Peter Hand
Heebe
Mins
C. H. Bagley
Buffalo
J. R. Graves
Seaver
TT. Brown
Local visitors and political candidates pass through the area
George Roach traveled to Brocton while W P Obryan of Warren visited friends today. Mrs. Dawson Olmstead went to Warren. Miss Lillian Selger from Molety visits for a few days. Miss Doris Jensen of Warren stays with relatives here. Silas Gardner of Cherry Creek visits. E Furgesoy of Meadyille attends as a business visitor. L G Youngs of North East, a Republican candidate for County Treasurer, was in the city. Torray of Erie, a Democrat, visited the Corry fair. Mrs Jennie Ford of Titusville, guest of Mrs Walton, returned home. Miss Wood of Kane, visiting her aunts, returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Obryan
Warren
Dawson Olmstead
Lillian Selger
Mole Ty
Doris Jensen
Silas Gardner
Cherry Creek
N. Yu
E. Furgesoy
Meadyille
L. G. Youngs
North East
I Torray
Erie
Corry
Jennie Ford
Titusville
Frank Walton
Misa Wood
Kane
Walton
Fry
Columbus
Perry Gray Sentenced in Franklin Manslaughter Case
Yesterday Judge George L. Sriswell sentenced Perry Gray to the Western penitentiary for manslaughter in the killing of Jack Spence. He received a determinate term of not less than two nor more than twelve years with potential release after two years if deemed safe. A plea for suspension, citing Gray as an old man and lack of safety need, was supported by Attorney C M Shawkey and a petition from residents of Titusville and Pleasantville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
George
Sriswell
Perry Gray
Jack Spence
Western Penitentiary
Gray
Hes
C.M. Shawkey
Pocfery
Brauttin
Titusville
Pleasantville
Dr Shugert Dead at Tidio ute
Dr Nelson W Shugert aged 91 died at his Tidio ute home yesterday morning after a brief illness of heart disease. He never married and had no sister. Survived by two nieces, Misses Lelin and Gertrude Shugert. Funeral at his residence Thursday afternoon with interment at a local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson W. Shugert
Warren County
Tidionty
Orken
Lelin
Gertrude Shugert
Edinboro Man Missing After Fair Return
Carl Taylor disappeared from Ratuboro after his family attended a fair in Connemut Aire. His wife and nine-year-old son were found at home in distress. Police search across cities is underway. Taylor reportedly had at least $50 on him and left his residence late in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Taylor
Ratuboro
Ilelings
Crief
Taylor
Avenua
Miners Wages Rise Above September Rates
Charles P. Neill, U S labor commissioner, informs anthracite coal operators that miners will be paid 4 percent above the tariff for September, an increase of about 1 percent over August. The notice cites coal mining wage scales from water point rates and applies nationwide to mines in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhenandout
Charles P. Neill
United States Commissioner of Labor
Half Holiday at Corry Post Office Postmaster Notice
Postmaster Austin reports instruction from the Department authorizing the closing of the Corry office Thursday afternoon due to a county pair. The office will close from 4 to 6 30 PM. city carriers need not make afternoon deliveries. Operations resume as usual in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Austin
Street Car Schedule to Columbus and Fair Grounds
This week street cars run to Columbus once on the hour and every ten minutes to the Fair Grounds. Late arrivals from the Fair Grounds will attend the night dance as listed in a job notice seeking local news staff to report on work opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fair Grounds
Fair Ground
Madame Myers Bearded Lady Opens Reading at 104 W Main
A fragment describes Madame Myers the bearded lady offering scientific advice on business and domestic matters. The notice promises delight for visitors and mentions a location at 104 West Main Street and a welcoming atmosphere for old friends and new acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
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Mra Morris
Walon City
Myrtle Wheeler
Llentnville
Benest Johnson
Kunsts City
Hawley B. Myrick
R. Myrck
J. d. Harden
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Erie RR
John Farnham
Caster
Ray
Clymer
Sphinx
Smith
Muller
Farnham
Chandler's Valley
Sophia Siith
Emma Armstrong
Isle of Wight
Wes
R. S. Johnson
George Roach
Brocton Toding
Pen
DR. Shugert
Tidioute
Edinboro
Library Theater
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Ager
Wilh Ty Perleex
A. Mn
To'elock Orchestra
Madame Myers
Bearded
W.H. Duffy & Co
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W. A. Steen
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Main SL
Usher
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