Local notes and arrivals in Erie city
Smoke Rogan's pug and other items from Erie include to-day events at 833 Rufala and Paih at the rink. Knights vs Torners. Miss Havie Hall back from Buffalo. Porter Sheldon of Jamestown registered at the Erie. pay-car on Wednesday. J J Murphy of the Ebony Ice Hotel in Buffalo. Mr Strader of the Insurance Co. in city. Whitney’s new store near aki stand to open around April 2. Arthur Baker of Allentown and T Baker of Summit City at Bantera. Father Stephen to leave for New York. Mary Hook not fully recovered. Ralph Bingham the boy orator in town. Elian Allenbrand travels to Albany and eastern points. Orchestra rehearsals at YMC A. Apollo Club expected. Lake Shore train No. 5 late. Crass Rehearsal on April 7 in Opera House. Teale and Abell on southern trip. Mrs Levy to continue business. Rider-Fogan case before Referee Sheldon. Semiah Easter on Wednesday. Peeah foods to be eaten. Round-trip tickets for Bactero cities promoted. West Shore timetable referenced. Patterson family returned from New Orleans. wind shifts southwest. Gag may not direct fourth of July. M Christian Storms leaves Dunkirk for Manteillé to resume mulder work. State Assembly approves Walnut Creek drainage project. A list of attendees from Buffalo, Jamestown, Riceville, and Frewula connected to Harbert events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
J. J. Murphy
E Ice Hotel
Buffalo
Mr. Strader
Heals Ins. Co
New York
A. N. Whitney
Aki Stand
Qal
Elian Allenbrand
Wibany
Reneareila
Y. MC. A. Weems
Apollo
Alan
Lake Shore
Amet
James Teale
Charles Abell
Cincinnati
Simon Levy
Levy
Sheldon
Edward
Frank May
Lion St
Mew
West Shore
J.G. Patterson
Orleana
Sherida
Akat. Gag
M. Christian Storms
Donkirk
Manteillé
Mulder
Sede Creek
Chautauqua County
Walnut Creek
Fenok A. Chrotten
T. H
Amen
Jamestown
G. M
Eward
Riceville
Mise
Hurl
Senet
Hole
Uala
Local notices and events from a Buffalo region page
W G Mead of New Brunswick visits his uncle in Buffalo street. The Rev. Hose preaches at the capital church west Sunday morning. Mr W E Montgomery owner of the Dunkirk House of Bradford receives 300 from Western Insurance Company of Toronto for building and furniture. A headless hen sighting on E-k street spurs speculation of theft. Entertainment at the M E Church on Friday March 27 1885 features a pantomime and musical program. Donations from Sherman residents bring clothing for the poor, with items distributed swiftly. Supreme Court decisions in Buffalo include foreclosures and orders to sell, plus a bill of particulars required in a county case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.G. Mead
New Bunswick
N. J
Samuel Tollen
Buffalo Street
Hose
W. E. Montgomery
Dunkirk
Bradford
Western Insurance Company
Toronto
Vanaren
Supreme Court At
Buffalo
Thomas Cornett
Ellen Ti
Wall
Ashbel
Setlew Et Lal
Charlie H. Avery
OU. W
Chautauqua County
Slenry
Debates Open At Lyceum On Ethacs Benefit
The first Y. B L CL AL Lyceum debate will be held this evening with the topic the benefit of ethacs. All young men interested will be welcomed. Mr Edwinsham contributed to the M C A rooms and a copy of Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine. Mrs Whitilegey supplied a copy of Golden Caye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwinsham
Frank Leslie
Great Catch Of Fish After Warm Weather Returns
During a recent cold spell fishermen could not ply their trade as flesh proved weak in winter. With warm weather returns they worked full time and landed a large haul. On Monday H. Mullett, the fish dealer, shipped 2076 pounds and another ton was noted this morning. All fish were caught by hhgok and liac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Mullett
Hhgok
Liac
Thanks for tributes from Masonic brethren and friends
The family of the late husband and father expresses sincere thanks to the Masonic brethren and Germanis Gesang-Vercia for their touching tributes and services and to A. O. U. W. for kindness during the funeral. Mas. 8. Lees and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germanis Gesang-Vercia
Lees
Public school apportionment totals in Chautauqua County 1921
The School Commissioners approved the county wide public money distribution for the coming year totaling 40349.34 dollars excluding Dunkirk and Fredonia Normal funds. The apportionment uses teacher count, resident children, and pupil attendance with per teacher 44.94, resident 0.63, and pupil 1.37. District by district amounts follow for First Assembly, Chautauqua, and other districts, showing a wide spread of allocations based on weeks of schooling and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua County
Dunkirk
Fredonia Normal School
Moore
Firsy
District apportionment numbers for schools and arrests detail
The report notes apportionment by district totaling 23 094 19 with prior year 29 400 12 and explains timing for distribution to county schools. It also covers a Buffalo deputy marshal arrest of Mary Schuelfeski for taking mail matter and a separate arrest in the Rhein Hotel case plus local intoxication and court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suratoas
Uhre
Eix
Haven
Ei Ut
Bine
Nota
Viwixova
Eeven
Wight
Swift
Guseeven
Secant
Ditrict
Chautarqua
Puhoo
Counnty
Many Changes in Brocton April 1 and Local News
Brocton news notes many town changes around April 1 including hotels changing hands Barber back in the village and Mrs Duggan taking Ryckman depot property. Weather records a 12 below zero reading on March 22. Residents Barber and Sage left for Louisiana to join Capwell in lumber work. Reports mock spring and a tug between imagination and reality. Luther Brood ill with scarlet fever, awaiting quarantine. Brownell of New York visiting Ogden. Upcoming Braden AOUW Lodge meeting on March 31. Sullivan to manage socks at Ryckman’s office. Thyer replaces Barther as clerk at Edmund’s store. Mrs H Lill trades with Morgan Brown. Forward & Blood ship fruit. markets expect vegetables by April 1. Pettit to rebuild after fire. Baptist church quarrel leads to ruptures as Rev Oates resigns. letters to be collected. calls for church investigation and unity debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber
Ti. E. Tuayer
Irvine
Duggan
A. M
Luther
Brownell
New York
U.S. Ogden
Braden A. O. UG. W. Lodge
L. D. Sullivan
Scranton
Mr. Sullivan
G. KE. Ryckman
William Thiyer
Charles Bar- Ther
E. C. Edmund’s Hardware
H. ©. Lill
Morgan Brown
Forwan & Blood
J. H. Gail
Buffalo
W. W. Pettit
Baptist
Oates
Bateva
West
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Evening Observer
Southern
Redonia
Anas
Maurice ‘Gaeh
Henry Weiler
Doneire
Hebben
Thomas Fortune
Erie Shore
Couch
Fredonia
Mr. T
Jones
Rufala
Paih
Knights Versus Torners
Mise Havie Hall
Bufalo
Porter Sheldon
the Erle
Mra. A. N. Clark
Warper
Kansas
Arthur Baker
Allentown
Baker
Summit City
Father Stephen
St. Mary's
Mary Hook
Front Street
Jase
Ralph Bingham
Peck
Constane Baycroft
E-k Street
Ti Ia
Methodist Church
M. E. Church
Vislin Seulu
Widder
Green
Eerie Bartledt
Sik
Enees Hiss Merton Becen
Minnie Ellington
Soond
Agle
Sidney Chapman
Sadie Taylor
Bachelor Deer
Pableaux
Selo
Orpheny
Offenbach
Ballard
C. W. Whitmore
Sherman
Madamees
Wom. Geeen
T. J.newel
J L. Thayer
C. E B. Sheldon
E. Simpson
Supreme Court
Valentine Dulake
Pole
Bis
Sheridan
Maina
S T. Hyacinthe
Society of St. Hyacinthe
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Andrew Berwische
St. Hyacinthe
Rhanks
Besri
Cuarraneua
Atx
Crower
Erieny
Claven
Frexeca Cegex—Districta
Crane
Rierer
SnarMax
Szoorzos
Wretrrey
Segond Assemblt District
Arkweicer
Canrpus
Eght
Tre
Cagert Creek
Etzriyatoxs
Ous
Aix
Siz
the Cause OF Justice
Barker
United States
Marshal Waite
Mar-Lil Reynelds
Mary Schuclieski
Minnie Schultz
Misa Schultz
Schalfeski
Mamie Schuelfeski
Mamie ‘ Schaitz
Rhein Hotel
Henry Blake
Keough
Justice Durrell
Center Street
S. M. Hamilton
Cor. Eagle and
W.third St. Dunkirk
Paris
J. T. Hoole & CO
COR
Central Ave
4Th ST
Wilkes-Barre
Wyoming
James C. Russell
N. J. Jackson
C O
Coal & Wood
East Front Street
James
Ehrister
J. Means & CO
Boston
Iooncress
Sullivan & Son
Dunkirk, N. Y
H. P
RAGE
East Third Street
THE
Daily Press
Knickerbocker
Sunday Press
Poular
HE Empire State
ALI
Xws
Associated Press
Presa
Edison
Daily Presa
the Press CO
Albany
M. Y
Springfold Republican
Newe England
Hetfast
Progressive Age
Farmer
Springfield Republican
New
Republigar
Massachusetts
Adjomjne
Careul Daily
New England
General Telegraph
Associated Frese
Secial
Sunday Republican
Ehort
Weekly Republican
Staues
Recan
Republican
Splinefinge
Maes
Boot and
STORE
Elk Street
Children’s
A. Moldenhauer
Agt
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