Local notices mix in city life and sales events
Community calendar items include a club meeting at North Center street, an ice cream social hosted by Woodmen's Circle, and a suit and coat opening event with exclusive fittings. Also noted are tailoring services, fashion hints, and remarks on the end of arrow hat season with fashion wear weather. Funeral notices for Myre Glenn Motely and Clarence Morrow are announced along with regional hotel season reflections on Chautauqua Lake and the Geloron Theater closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Opticaci
Wright
NuBons
Winiodwalm Club
Wooley Howard
North Center Street
Tux Gollester Ransom
Corty
Umb
Capt. Farnham
Lis
Littlederry
Shady Side
Livermore & Chapman
Tio
Woodmen's Circle
Traction
Altoring
Beott
Main Street
Clarence Morrow
J. H. Morrow
Worth Township
Oryaspélus
Hood
Geloron Theater
Lyric Theater and millinery shop notes and a death report
The snippet reports a theatre company named Lyric Theater and a registered apprentice at Arnold Millinery Shop, plus a death notice for Robert Beatty, a 16 year old in Seattle after an appendicitis operation. It mentions community events, a birthday for Jay Rickerson, Lillian Guild roast, and a District Attorney filing for witness costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Beatty
Seattle
Wash
Robert
Clara Black Bealty
East
Big Rumpus Near Oil City Ends in Escape Attempt
A man named Johnson from Cornplanter allegedly caused extensive damage at Oil City police headquarters late Friday. He broke a window, tore a window frame, smashed glass, bent a jail bar, flooded the floor with water from a damaged pipe, and was briefly released on $50 forfeit before a mayoral hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OU City
Sen
Johnson
Ward
Atvipa
Davin
Meeting of Wilson and Marshall Club Tuesday Night
A meeting of the Wilson and Marshall Club is called at their club room on Main Street Tuesday evening to enroll voters and complete the organization. The room will be open for the first time tomorrow night with a banner by R. W. Blydenburgh in the Helneman building and a 250 candlepower light at the entrance. Large attendance is desired to appoint committees and finalize business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson & Marshall Club
R. W. Blydenbure
Helneman
New baggage check on Penny railroad innovates safety and speed
Pennsylvania Railroad introduces a four feature baggage tag system with perforated sections to identify baggage type and condition on receipt. The duplicate and tax portions align to prevent mismatches, promising fewer claims and faster delivery. In Meadville a fire at Dr. W Edwin Greer’s Lincolnville home kills one and injures another, with Obert dying after a fall while aiding fire response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Meadville
W. Edwin Greer
Lincolnville
Lastaight
Charles B. Obert
Wy Ty Martin
Greer
OH. Danter
Greer House
Mr. Obert
Thias
Saulage
Ohert
Bloomfield Township
Mrs Margaret Andrews Dies in Olean at 71
Mrs Margaret Andrews widow of the late Stephen T. Andrews died Saturday night at 10 40 in Olean New York after a week long bronchial pneumonia. She was 71 and survived by two sons John F. and Creighton, both of Olpun, and two daughters Mrs H Waring of Olen and Mrs Frmsios Lit of Fruntlingilte New York. The funeral will be held from the home of Mrs Waring in Glam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Andrews
Stephen T. Andrews
Tonldents
Corry
Olean
N.Y
Andrews
Congress
Shi
John F
Creighton
Olpun
Mra
Th. Waring
Olen
Ste
Fruntlingilte
Mire
Waring
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woodrow Wilton
Presbyterian
Fillmore
A. E. Pettit, Florist
Main
Lyric Theater
Tonga
Giavacs
Wy Wright
Arnold Millinery
Woodrow Wilson
Lilliien Guild
Mise
Grace Love
Jay Rickerson
Commonwealthy
John M. Andrews
Erle
Lyond
Oghl
Helen Warren
Oil City
Cornplanter Township
Walker
F Street
Hotel Grandin
Toledo
Hrca Coun
Spartar
Gm Che Co
Dolig
Bae
Frank
Chendy
A. W. Gumason
Notary Public Hall
Cheney
Ad Drugetsta
Steen
M. Wile & Company
Koy'a
Norfolk
Eve
Oxford Eateri
Toggery
Im St
Usher Brick Block
Corry, Pa
Bernstein Bros
Linconville
J. D.murray
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