Grove Fourth of July to Kick Off Aug First
Soutake Grove plans a regular Fourth of July celebration on Friday August 1 UnioN City gains free mail delivery after long demand. The 169th regiment Pennsylvania volunteers holds its annual reunion at Conneaut Lake on Tuesday August 26. Charters granted in Harrisburg for street railway linking Johnsonburg Ridgway and St Marys. Two free delivery routes to Pleasantville start August 1. Several small offices to be discontinued including Pithole and Shamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soutake Grove
Union City
169Th Regiment
Penn
Conneaut Lake
Harrisburg
Johnsonburg
Ridgway
St. Marys
Pleasantville
Pithole
Shamburg
Mercer
Sharon
Sharpsville
Greenville
Edinboro Normal
John F. Bigler
Prin
Meadville
Cambridge Springs
Saegertown
Butler County
Youngsville
Mike Crocker
Chandler’s Valley
Matthew’s Run
Pittsfield Township
Bucktail
DuBois
145Th
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Albion
Erie County
Wallace Wentworth
Pittsfield
Charles Miller
Franklin
Criswell
Jamestown Journal
Chautauqua Lake
Chautauqua
Uniontown
W. S. Livermore
Chase Street
H.N. Frazine
George
Corry
Allegheny
Franklin News
Clarion Normal School
Samuel Weir
Aurora
Illinois
A. J. Davis
Weir
Canada
Ontario
Northwestern University
Evanston
Ill
Germany
Jena
Clarion
Elks Carnival at Celeron Sets Aug 12 to 16
The Elks Carnival in Celeron announces a five day event from August 12 to 16 featuring the Bostock Ferari company with 20 shows, 200 animals, and 350 people. Highlights include the Pan American exhibition arena act, Crystal Maze, Streets of Cairo, golden chariots, Ferris wheel, and a variety of other attractions.
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Celeron
Great
Bostock- Ferari Company
Cairo
Dod the
Farmers Invited as Struthers Hotel Barn Reopens
The Struthers Hotel Barn is now under John Stinger who will specially care for farmers horses and related stock. Transients are welcome though no livery service is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
County Correspondence July 29 Local Notes and Social
Rains hinder farm work with haying nearly finished for some and wheat harvest delayed. Notables and events include Mrs. Allen returning healthier from Ashville, visits by Mrs. Rogers and daughter from Philadelphia, and guests of Mrs. Scholton. A band concert, creamery dividend, and KOTM event plus a mother’s meeting reflect town life. Miss Gates and Miss Simmons travel, and health updates per local residents.
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Edward R. Allen
Ashville
N. C
U. S. Rogers
Philadelphia
W. H. Muzzey
A. B. Wilkinson
Robert Burch
the Park
John Schuler
Earlies
Celia Gates
Sugar Grove
Ethel Simmons
Mary Walton
Lily Dale
Sarah Walton
Alta Bowers
Corydon Bride Weds Oil City Man In July Nuptials
Miss Maud Tome formerly of Corydon and a nurse at Oil City hospital married John Reed of Oil City on July 16. Reed, a leading machinist, is rising in the mechanical field. The bride moved to Oil City two years ago. Mrs. Tome is ill, and many Corydon friends send best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Buckeye
Jesse Morrison
Pennypacker
Jesse
G. L. Tome
Byers
Wisconsin
Corydon
James Griffin
McKean
State Hospital
Warren
Lelola Reeves
E. W. Campbell
California
Campbell
Dewdrop
Severe hail and rain damages crops followed by various local notes
A severe hail and rain storm last Thursday caused damage to corn and gardens. Local items report Baker injured by a cow, visits among families from Yankee Bush to Jamestown and Findley Lake work plans, and travels of Rev. Miller and Rev. Jones. Oil City blames pool selling and betting sports for social decline, contrasting with nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. Baker
Willard Perkins
Yankeebush
James Falconer
Elmer Peterson
Jamestown
John Akins
Youngsville
T. Akins
Rev. Miller
Dr. Kelley
Josiah Wilson
Lucy Jones
Busti
Kelley
C. J. Gage
Bradford
W.M. Delamater
S. E. Samuelson
Allegheny College Adopts New Facilities and Endowment Growth
Allegheny College highlights its 1815 founding and strong faculty with enhancements including a new observatory, chapel, and library. The fall term opens September 16 and the college notes higher endowment, new professorships, and an advantageous Meadville location. For catalogue write to President Crawford, Meadville, Pa.
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Allegheny College
Crawford
Meadville
Sugar Grove Area Sees Local Homes Change Hands
John Lindsey buys a house and lot from Mrs. Nichols on Jamestown Street and plans to move in soon. Miss Nellie Mix returns from Youngsville where she visited her sister Mrs. Dr. McClune. A son is born to Mr. and Mrs. Fremont Ellis on July 21. The Youngsville trolley survey advances with most rights secured awaiting franchise approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
John Lindsey
Very Wet in Corry
Corry experiences exceptional rainfall with streets flooded and waterworks nearly out of service. Citizens cancel outings and waterproof cloaks replace summer attire as barometers drop after another shower. banks issue rain checks for liquidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Bradford
P.S
Ovens Buffalo Bread Sold Fresh Daily by Kopf and Henry
Ovens Buffalo Bread is delivered daily by Kopf and Henry. Five varieties are offered, described as fresh and good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kopf & Henry
Metzger and Hogan Half-Year Cleaning Sale
Metzger and Hogan announce a one week sale from July 26 to August 2 featuring remnants and surplus stock at about half price. This includes hundreds of waists and suits with deep discounts, plus various dress goods and silks, all priced to clear.
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Columbus
Oil City
Titusville
Tidioute
Salvation Army
Standard Oil CO
Ella Grover
Laporte
Ind
Fred Baldwin
A. E. Chandler
Shale Brick Works
Cady
Highhouse
K. Krantz
Myron York
York Hill
KE. B. Grandin
New York
G. W
Long Island
L. E. Hammond
Harry Ferguson
San Francisco
Sheridan
Sheffield
Hassinger Lumber Co
Barnes
Lamona
Penn Tanning Co
Andrew Christenson
Aaron Stinstrom
Asa Houghton
William Stright
Augustown
Fredricks
Stright
J. M. Bemis & Son
W. F. Henry
Warren Savings Bank
Warren, PA
Nyt
Second Street
Metzger & Hogan
Oxford
Madras
Eton
Harvard
Metaghr
Hogan Store
MAY Bank & CO
Allen’s Cash Shoe Store
Liberty Street
T J. Foley
A. A.davis & Co
B. Warren Tel. Co
Hammond Iron Works
Struthers Station
Slater & CO
Norway
Davis Chambers
Devoe
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