Raymonds Win League Championship After Nail-Biting Final
Spectators packed Washington Street and Ulol Way to watch the Raymonds clinch the league title in a tense finish. After a battering ninth inning, McCarthy’s hit and a key error by Haehofner allowed the Raymonds to edge ahead and secure the championship with umpires Weaver and Gils noting fair plays throughout.
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Washington Street
Ulol
Unirigie
Raymonds
Vandenoum
Muroney
Haehofner
McCarthy
Baehofner
Hachofner
Botthwell
Negill
Waymonds
Champa
Weaver
Gils
U. M
Wieh School
Mclean and Oratslor
Hage Hour
Rear End Collision Near City Injures No One
A morning rear end collision on the Pennsylvania Railroad near Sherman station left the forward train caboose demolished and the second locomotive damaged. All traffic was halted for hours as crews cleared wreckage. no injuries were reported to train crews. A separate Erie man was arrested for motorcycle speeding on North Center Street but released after questioning.
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Pemnsylvania
Hnerman
Nolve
Uo Dame Block
Sherman Station
Tle
Aken
Wixght
Erie
Offlqer Spacer
Sharla Mctaughlin
North Center Street
Alexander
Washington Land Center
George M. Ream for Mayor
Editorial urges Corry voters to nominate George M. Ream for mayor under the Third class city law. It lauds his decade in the Select Council, legal study of municipal rules, and record of public service, urging voters to choose the candidate who will govern with judgment and impartiality.
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Lomerow
Corry
Come Mission
Lise
Norinal
George M. Ream
Ream
Select Council
Seeond
Charles Porter
Muance
Mr. Ream
Big Benefit Ball Game Planned by Ray monds at City League Park
A benefit ball game is planned for next Saturday at City League Park in Corry Howpkel to aid hospital funds. The Raymonds cup winners of 1918 will assemble an All-Star nine from area teams, with strong public support expected and a hoped-for substantial earning for the cause.
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Corry Howpkel
Raymonds
Dederges
Ti Corer
Liberty Street Sewer Progress Report
The Liberty Street sewer project advances with Henson and Company of Falconer completing about three hundred feet. The contractor says roughly twenty eight hundred feet remain to be finished as city engineer Dide Mald notes progress is substantial and the new four inch line will aid the East End area when completed.
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Henson and Company
Falconer
Didie
Im. Pravetuntn
Dnd
Falconers
House Fire Destroys West Main Street Dwelling
A small unoccupied dwelling on West Main Street was destroyed by a Sunday morning blaze. Fire crews from Wirt and Third Ward fought the flames, two streams used, and the building was a total loss. A suspected later blaze near We Carry Brick and Tile Co was unfounded, and another grass fire on Columbus Avenue caused minimal damage.
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West End
West Main Street
We Carry Brick and Tile Co
Columbus Ave
Wis
Closing meeting of Corry City League finances
Tomorrow night at the Chamber of Commerce Rooms the final meeting of the Gerry City Baseball League will be held. The treasury shows a substantial balance and the season is praised as the most successful yet in Corry. Proceeds will be distributed, bills paid, and funds set aside for the next season. The hospital benefit game plans will also be discussed.
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Chamber of Comuieres
Sequon
Gerry City Baseball League
Corry
Mrs Barbara Darling Dies at 80 in Corry Community
Mrs Barbara Darling died at home in Corry at age 80 after a fall worsened her decline. Survived by husband James, two daughters, two sisters, two nieces, ten grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. funeral Wednesday at 2 PM with private interment at Ping Grove Cemetery.
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Aundry
Gerry
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