Spring Creek Personal Notes Indefinite Visits and Local Outings
Spring Creek notes detail visits among residents, including Mr and Mrs B L Campbell at Ripley and Wilmer Hodgett family, Miss Ruth Neidick Irene Meyers returning to Ol City, and others traveling to Jamestown Warren Pittsburgh and Binghamton. Social gatherings such as Ladies Aid at Community Building, and trips to Waldameer Park and Etinbers Normal School are mentioned along with a dairy worker’s hand infection.
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Spring Creek
B. L. Campbell
Rvineton
Wilmer Hodgett
A. W. Spielman
Iona Tripp
Bertha Wilkinson
Ripley
N.Y
Ruth Neidick
Irene Meyers
Ol City
Minnie Stearns
Ri Buiettner
Brlé
Carl Donaldson
Elizabeth Holcomb
Daugh~ter Iva
Jamestown
Oo Mir
Harry Joshnson
Vail Porter
Abbott-Alderney Dairy Co
Jed Johnson
Chicago
Perchmind
Doris Paige
Union City
Charlotte McKelvey
Maury Stickney
Minnie Searns
Lena Jackson
Glen Pondidson
Warren
George Deming
John Refit
Pittsburgh
Sdna Wittman
Telatives
Genterville
Ladies Aid
R. DeJenns
Martha F Helwick
0. F. Gohn
Harold
Ruth Dablatt
Tarentum
FE. L. Campbell
Walter DeJeane Af Corry
Waldameer Park
Florente Damon
Etinbers Normal School
Tennard Porter
Binghamton N
Meadville Boy Drowned At Gravel Hole on Cussewago Creek
A 21 year old man, Peter etris of Clark Road, drowned near the Ladner bridge in Meadville while wading above the Cussewago gravel hole. Firemen from Keystore Hose Company and local officials recovered the body within about 20 minutes but efforts to resuscitate him failed. He left survivors including parents and eight siblings and worked at the Forge Rail shops. He had been with Mary Defreeze Leroy Oliver Rudolph Sutlow and their twin children when he disappeared after Ferris went upstream and lay down as if to swim.
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Meadville
Cussewago Creek
Ladner Bridge
Peter Etris
Glark Road
Ferris
Keystore Hose Company
Art ‘Thomas
Fith Ward
Pred Carmen
Corend
Arthur B. Byham
Ag Hout
Charslou
Fern
Forle Railrail
Mary Defreeze
Leroy Oliver
Fudolph Sutlow
Cussewago
Mint Defreeze
Werris
Othiera
Mrs Aughey Dies in Buffalo After Illness
Elizabeth Lewis Aughey, longtime Corry resident, died in Buffalo General last evening after a long illness. Funeral services will be held Monday at Alexander & Company parlors, with burial in Pine Grove cemetery. She was mother of Miss Baby Aughey and sister of A J Lewis, W H Lewis, and Mrs Mary C Hasey.
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Elizabeth Lewis Aughey
Corry
Buffalo
A. J. Lewis
W. H. Lewis
Erie
Mary C. It Hasey
Aushey
Practical English Cottage by Architects New York
A compact two bedroom home inspired by English cottages. It features a combined living dining area with breakfast alcove, a garage attached to the cellar stair, and a full basement providing laundry space. The design emphasizes rough trowel finish, Gluiker brick, gray timber work, and gray brown exterior tones. Front measures 27 ft 6 in by 50 ft, estimated cost 5600 dollars.
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England
Studa
Reconstruction at West Smith Street Crossing
The Pennsylvania Railroad will rebuild the West Smith Street crossing from North Center Street to West Wayne Street. Foreman Frank O Day Sr leads the one day project with a detour at Center Street. A traffic detail will guide town traffic during the work.
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West Smith Scree
North Center Street
West Wayne Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Smith Street
Center Atrest
Frank O'Day
Plan Social At Columbus
Visitors in Columbus include Mr and Mrs Hugh Rogers and daughter Betty Jane from Uniontown Pa for two weeks. G E Louie from Youngstown Ohio and Mrs Ingiedew with son from Chicago are guests at the Simpson home. An adjourned Aid meeting will be held Tuesday August 9 with Mrs McGuire. The Community Aid social committee plans a church social Thursday August 9 with lunch and lively activity. The Carrolls hosted a pleasant farm picnic gathering.
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Columbus
Hugh Rogers
Betty Jane
Uniontown
G. BE. Louie
Toungstown
P. W. Bates
Ingiedew
Chicago
Simpson
Aid
Irs. McGuire
Saturday: Family Visit and Quip on Walking Struggles
Sunday July 29 relatives from Javie Jusville Corry and Columbus spent the day with them. Ed jokes about not wanting to rely on others as he jokes about walking and Arch Preserve Shop. North Center Street 37.
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Javie
Jusville
Corry
Columbus
Tem
Ridgway Freight Hub Sees Record July Volumes
Ridgway Pennsylvania station reports 5 504 000 pounds of freight moved in July including 162 incoming and 688 outgoing cars. Railroad official notes increased traffic on the Pennsylvania lines between Erie and Renovo with more fast freights passing through Ridgway than ever before.
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Ridgway
Pennsylvania Railroad
MG. Honstesh
HUMIC
Mometiandise
Busines
Penney
Evie
Renovo
Hehanse Uw
New Inlet
Hyle
Tia Lake Port
Big Woman of Circus Hid Burial at Smethport
Funeral services were held in Smethport for Emma Hendrickson a Crosby valve performer who weighed over 660 pounds and toured with Barnum and Bailey for 32 years. She died Tuesday in the Junior Hospital at Erie after an appendicitis operation. Hendrickson 45, lost 200 pounds in illness and weighed 360 at death. Special casket from Assinest mortuary in Erie. Sasso Funeral Home arranged the service.
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Smethport
Emma Hentiniekson
Crosby Valderlle
Sand
Barnum
Bailéy
Cleus
Erie
Miss Hendrickson
Sasso
Marathon Pianist Nears End of Grind
Spectators in the Washington Street Garage watched Professor Burt, the world endurance pianist, continue a bid to play 102 hours straight as part of a Lions Club musical carnival. Burt reached the 80th hour by midnight and pressed on, noting fatigue but denying imminent danger of collapse.
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AI 1
ATI
Washington Street
Burt
Burl
Lions* Club
Pennsy Mother of Corry's Rail Era Heroine
Mrs John Lawson of Corry, 88, nicknamed the Pennsy Mother, recalls railroading life from Sweden to America. The widow of John Lawson, a former section boss on the Gutenhors line, she raised six men, worked beside men from youth, and plans to walk ten miles to Buffalo, illustrating a lifelong railroading spirit. Her interview, printed with a Halftone from The Pennsy News, highlights endurance, independence, and pride in railroad service.
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John Lawson J. CG
Jody
Bobbed Hale
Pennsy
United States
Corry
Buffalo
Lawson
John Lawaoti
Gutenhors
America
Gutenberg
Sweden
Worlk
Wayne Street
TV4
Hare
Lawsoh
Alrong
Mack Bomus
Mayville
At Grossey
Bemus
John Lawson
Emlia
Liv
Prospect
Tioneata
Sunday’s Five Best Radio Ents Promised Tonight
Radio listings summarize programs on WEAF WJZ WPG and Capital Theatre. Schedule shows Atwater Kent Hour 8:15 PM United Press 1928 roundup notes Hook up 8:40 PM National Symphony Orchestra 9:15 PM and Opera Concert at Atlantic City with details likely from WEAF WJZ and Gold program listings.
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United Press
Atwater Kent Hour
WEAF
WJZ
F. Myanan
National Symphony Orchestra
WPG
Atlantic City
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Architects
New York
Telcor
R. C. Hunter & Bro
Plan Social AT
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Eltve
Newhouse Store
P.R.R
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Johnny Martin
Penn State Orchestra
Accordians
Lakeview Pavilion
Findley Lake
P.R.R. News
Radio Entertainments
Gibraltar
Rock of Gibraltar
Mediterranean
National Bank of Corry
Federal Reserve
John
Jouinevil
Alriy
Sonny
Kou
Sth
Penaia
Tia
Gorn
Tue Hom
Lou Fea
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