Union City Notes Show Visiting Friends and Local News
Personal mentions from Union City recount visits by A G Swent and others to Corry, plus returns by Anton Tuttle and family, Rev D J Woods at a Baptist association, and Dr Paige at city events. Residents travel to Niagara Falls and Washington while bank president William Orlin Warner is noted as ill, with broad coverage of local social activity and transportation disruptions from rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Swent
Union City
Corry
Gil
Union Cty
Tomas
Mra
D. J. Woods
Crook
Anton ‘Tuttle
Gucutp
Paige
Erie Poring Commisnion
Ote
Benson
Alden Pond
Florahee
Spring Street
All Erie
Phestre
Hugh Shannon
Tha Erle Dispatch
Anna Lardon
Titusvide
Jno
Ruppersberger
Howe
Oral
Ruane
Thursday Crowds at Corry Fury Grounds Draw Big Attendance
Crowds filled Corry Fury grounds from dawn to night for the Thursday events. Exhibits by the State Health Department and local stores drew large crowds while stock, poultry, and cattle halls pleased attendees. A brief shower gave way to clear skies as horse races excited spectators. Mayor Patterson inspected conditions and closed two concession stands, with police arresting a few disorderly participants. Attendance estimated between 10 000 and 12 000 amid improved crowd management compared with prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie State Health Department
Barlow
Patterson
WIFE DEAD DESPONDENT HUSBAND KILLS HIMSELF
Hrle Pa September 17 Despondent over his wife’s death William F Hammill of Haat Lake Towd shot himself last night in his son James Hammill’s home. He had been in a melancholy mood and when called for supper at 6:30 he went to his own room and a revolver fired. The bullet passed through the temple and death was instantaneous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrle
William F. Harill
Haat Lake
James
Hammill
Report of Oil City Trust Co Records
The Commissioner of Hankin calls for a report from State banks and trust companies dated September 7. The Oil City Trust Company shows capital and surplus exceeding 1,100,000 with deposits rising by 170,000 since June 28 and total resources at a new high of 4,820,000 exclusive of trust funds of 1,077,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankin Hes
Ol City
P@rust
Mennaylyithia
Notice of Saturday closure and late hours at COHBN's
The hall days will be closed all day Saturday and reopen later the same day. Main operations will stay open until 10 p m at COHBN's with adjusted hours for the day.
Amusell Tonight The Wrath of the Gods in Six Chapter
The eighth to ninth chapter of a Goddess themed story features an adult scene as the Goddess participates in a dramatic ball. It promises thrilling developments and heightened tension with explicit elements implied within the chapter.
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Lyric
Dtr
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Frank Mourton
Hele
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Edward Bweeny
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H. B. Bingham Teft
Buffuto
B. Wolfman
Bunltalo
Penny
Mire
Mare
Brigham and Slater
Mary
Cooliran
Edinboro
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Ike
W. W. Rupert
Tapor
Gale
Randi
N. Cohen & Sons
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Report OF
OIL City Trust CO
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