Big Game Charity Benefit at Gly Tooangie Park
Town plans a large afternoon benefit at Gly Tooangie park with local vets and players forming teams for a barnstorming exhibition to raise funds. Proceeds support Cory Toupta and the event includes ticket sales, refreshments, and community participation from merchants and professionals.
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Cory
Toupta
Franke Gillette
Star Garage
Tupopitch
Lilly
Ora Stungott
Dr Bennett
Conny Lyndh
Raw Babbitt
Gly Tooagie Park
Three O'Efori
Twenty Five Reasons for New Trial in Lynch Case
At ten o'clock this morning attorney G. J. Kincaid of this city will argue for a new trial before Judge Benson in the murder case of Mrs. Phoebe Wright and Miss Pearl Kelly charged with killing Trunk Lynch at the Wright place in the Hast Hind. It is reported there will be about twenty five reasons presented. Many familiar with the evidence expect a successful appeal for Mrs. Wright and possibly for Pearl Kelly. A decision is not expected for some time.
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G. 7
Kincaid
Way
Benson
Phoebe Wright
Pearl Kally
Trunk Lynch
Wright Place
Wright
Pearl Kelly
Rev J W Wilms 94 Celebrates Birthday in Corry
Rev J W Wilms, longtime Corry clergyman and Methodist worker, marked his 94th birthday with a sermon at the Salvation Army Citadel on Washington Street. He has served the church since 1804, recalling early circuit days and preaching to former charges, despite aging sight and hearing.
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J. W. Wilms
Corry
Oldgal
George Heaworth
Mayle Ave
Ray
Wilwon Eno
Guncord Street
Wilson
Salvation Army
Washington Street
Saturday Night Fight Ends in Arrest
Mihort Stufflebeam, a young man, was severely beaten by Will Jones in the West End. Stufflebeam remains under Dr. Waggoner care after the assault near Washington and Center streets. A warrant for Jones’s arrest was to be sworn later, with dispute reportedly stemming from a crowd gathering and an afterword demand for money.
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West End
Will Jones
Washington Street
Dr. Waggoner
Jones
Lillie
Washington and
Center Street
Jonen
W. Wayne Street
Fey
Waggoner
Hy Tathoon
Tramps Reported Entering Residence Near Lovell Station
An unidentified woman said two tramps entered her home near Lovell Station Friday evening, breaking a window to gain entry and stealing food and minor items while she spoke with neighbors. Odie Stevens filed the report with Detective Cleveland of the Pennsy force. Railroad officers may raid the tramps' camping site to assess the alleged burglary.
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Wom
Lovell
James Stevens
Pondezvous
Odie Stevens
Cleveland
Pennsy Force
South Street Penalty Dispute Overdue Payments
City Controller McCray argues for a ten dollar daily penalty deduction for late payment to contractor Love on South Street. Love contends delays were caused by material shortages and the North Center Street pavement. extensions have been granted, and partial payments already settled.
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JonLraclor Love
McCray
Love
North Center St
Count x
North Corty
First Ward Fire Headquarters Move Planned
Fire HQ shifted from the barn behind the city building to Sauls livery on West South Street. The change starts Friday to await pavement completion and allow traffic. Precautions set for prompt alarm response from Hyery establishment. Driver Chase operates from Sands barn with alarms telephoned there. Apparatus return to city fire barn Wednesday.
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Chase
Sands Barn
Elly Fire Barn
Owners of Arcade Change Hands After Sale
Saturday new owners bought the Arcades ownership with Folk selling his share to Guy Saxton of Oneonta. Follett plans to resume as a traveling salesman while Saxton and Movers push ongoing improvements. The Now Exchange Motel reopened after a two day closure due to Mrs. Mary Keleher’s illness which is improving though not yet fully safe.
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Folk
Weslease
A. B. Crow
Guy Saxton
Oneonta
Follett
Saxton
Movers
Tong
Baxtonett
New York
Angume
Mary Keleher
Willio
New York Sings Tribute to Mayor Gaynor with Funeral Procession
Five hundred thousand New Yorkers witnessed the Gaynor funeral procession from City Hall to Trinity Church. The event honored Mayor William J Gaynor with Taft and Kling among honorary pallbearers. The route down Broadway featured police escort and flags while government officials and military representatives attended in a vast memorial observance across city and state.
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New York
Gaynor
United Press
Taft
Auling
Adolph Kling
Wiltzens
William J. Gaynor
City Hall
Trinity Church
Wall Street
Broadway
NU Bone Co Regular Fire Drill At Plant
The NU Bone Co conducted its regular monthly fire drill on Saturday afternoon at the plant. About 150 employees on the second and third floors exited promptly using the main stair and a rear exit as a test of emergency procedures.
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NU Bone CO
Nullene Sorset
Stile
Ajax
Ahant Steht
Thg
Second Stolen Certificate Found in Corry Case
Tony Harton the Pole stole two certificates of deposit from the National Bank of Corry and forged endorsements. He fled to Lancaster seeking money through fraud. A second certificate arrived for collection from a Lancaster bank but was not cashed before returning to Corry for court on larceny and forgery charges.
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Tony Harton
Natonal Bank of Corry
Glros
East End
Lancaston
le Willow
Corry
Jerustein
Father Seeks Return of Child in Williams v Amy
Allestine pursues custody of a four year old child taken by the Amy family on Lemon Street. The case, filed by Williams, a former officer, faced continuances while guardians demand reimbursement for period of care. A court hearing and settlement talks were scheduled with Alderman Porter.
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Allestine
Williams
Porter
Amy
Lemon Street
Corry
Pittsburg
Miri Williams
City rescinds order on railroad crossing plan
City officials reverse demands for a Quilter Street crossing by the Peqmaylams railroad company. The crossing will be completed with a durable plank surface and north portion overholds will stay in good condition. The company says planning is the only solution and argues concrete would deteriorate.
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Peqmaylams Railroad Company
Quilter Street
Come Materal
Belek
Planni
Noavy Tong
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Erie
Rev. Wilson
Army Hall
Warren Savings Bank
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Lovells
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