Early Theaters
…city’s “premiere entertainment palace,” the Col. Drake Theatre opened with much fanfare on Aug. 27, 1928. The theater and adjacent office building occupied nine lots on Seneca Street. The opening…
…city’s “premiere entertainment palace,” the Col. Drake Theatre opened with much fanfare on Aug. 27, 1928. The theater and adjacent office building occupied nine lots on Seneca Street. The opening…
…1866. In 1904, city directory records show Oil City sported nearly 100 organizations that fell under one of five categories: 4 military, 27 clubs and associations, 11 religious and temperance,…
…Club was incorporated on Sept. 14, 1903, and took title to the former Hopkins home. The initial board of directors included S.Y. Ramage, president, and C.M. Lamberton, J.A. Fawcett, J.C….
…to himself when he was on leave after serving in World War II. The young sailor came home on Dec. 10, 1945, for a short leave. He joined his wife…
…staff in the mid-1940s. Dr. Ada McKee and Dr. Summerville enjoy the Dr. Ada McKee Memorial Library in the Oil City Hospital. Dr. Ada was a practicing physician for 59…
…invite you to join us in this fight & challenge yourself to read outside of your comfort zone. Read a banned book. Read something you normally wouldn’t. As the wise…
…with your child. Sound scary? Break it down! 1 book a day = 365 books a year. 3 years puts you over your goal with 1,095 books. 2 books a…
…Boulley You Should See Me in a Crown – Leah Johnson Cemetery Boys – Aiden Thomas Wings of Ebony – J. Elle Hollow Fires – Samira Ahmed Ordinary Hazards -…
…St. Mark Cemetery near Kossuth. Anna was buried next to her parents in St. Mark Cemetery near Kossuth, Clarion County. The tales of her possible association with the Bender Gang…
…1892. They moved to Texas in 1920. August E. Nelson Born in 1872 in Sweden, August E. Nelson came to the U.S. as a small boy. In 1919, he purchased…