Numerous Local Visitors Share Weekend at Corry Homes
A long list of residents and guests spent a weekend visiting relatives and friends in Corry and nearby areas. Philip Waile traveled to Detroit and Milwaukee for business, while Miss Evelyn Fealey of Youngstown stayed with Miss Mary Kathryn Miller in Corry. Several families hosted or visited relatives in city and surrounding towns, including Bristol Connecticut visitors, Westfield guests, and attendees of various family occasions.
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Philip Waile
Detroit
Ad Milwaulee
Evelyn Fealey
Youngstown
Mary Kaihryn Milor
North Centertreet
John Weitiyolt
Ian Yolingsville
Teddy Huested
Kate “Orm
Tadiane
J.P. Austin
West Pleasant Street
DB. L. Shen
W. A. Steen
St Frederick St
Helen Gimers
Ripiey
N. Y
Corry
Roy Fields
Ollher
C. Hi, Watrous
Cambridge Springs
Pearl Sackett Wd
Nelof Hivie
Charlotte Rouse
Chautauqua
J. B. Johnson
Macie
H. Walford
North Girard
Ruth Crosby
Robert Gill
Franklin Duarte
Erie
Anne Toner
Buffalo
Neylon Schreckengost
R-B-Hutoninsnn
Bradford
SA. White
Eat
A. L. Gallagher
Camden
N. J
Farmen
C. L. Gellagher
East South Street
Robertell
A. C. Sandburg
Chappaqua
Personal Mention Passers Through Union City Guests
A crowded social note lists numerous visits and departures in Union City. Mrs. Provence Chaffee, Mrs. D. A. Roseble, Mr. Paull Bowell, Irene Neylon, Master Michael Fuse, Miss Madeline Hewitt, Gerry White, Bert and Join Lawn DuBois, Miss Micel, Athena Kymingt, David Miller, Miss Mary Comway, Miss Torotha Ricker, Frank Mannarrets, Alma Anderson, Merrill Patterson, Olly Simmons, Kenneth G. Breeman, Harry Market, Wayne Fuller, Mrs. G. J. Muckinaupt, Mrs. Sheldon Blaymer, and others are recorded as visiting relatives or returning home.
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Provence Chaffee
Union City
W. C. Clark
Mbs
D. A. Roseble
Buffalo
Michael Fuse
Blass
Erie
J. C. Joyneon
Meadville
Fthel Mathews
Herbert Hewitt
EB. Shoop
Pittsburgh
Madeline Hewitt
Gerry White
Philadelphia
Parett
Mre. SL
W. Columbus Avenue
Main
Bert
Lawn DuBois
Missey Micel
Athena Kymingt
David Miller
Warren
Hose Miller
Earl Gross
Jp Wickwire
Moss Jean Oborne
Titmesta
Mary Comway
Thaum City
James Mead
East Wayne
Kenneth G. Breeman
Kenwood
N. Y
C. D. Skinner
Harry Market
Man Bf Tranks
Prt
Ws G. Snyder
Clarendon
Mr. Market
Wayny Fuller
Huffulo
B.C. Dumm
Ford City
Coney
Vityig
G. J. Muckinaupt
Hugh Muckinaupt
North Center Street
Sheldon Blaymer
Robert
Meldville
Cory
Junes Green
Louisville
James P. Darling
Weat Wayne Street
M. Weldner
Waterdown
Hey
Jol Englert
Joseph Lyons
Hamilton
Ont
T. F. Brennan
Guelt
Corry Women to Attend Waterford D A C Program
Mrs J B Patterson Mrs Howard and Mrs Wave Perkins plan to attend a D A C program in Waterford Pay on August 10 at 2 30 p m honoring the George Washington bicentennial. National president Mrs John Laidlaw Buel will be principal speaker with a luncheon at the Eagle Hotel.
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J. B. Patterson
Rant
Howard
Wave Perkins
George Washington
National Society Daughters of American Colonists
Waterford
Nariontal
Wort LeBoeuf
John Laidlaw Buel
Eagle Hotel
Fingerprint link to Dana kin in Miss Merrill case
Natchez dispatch reports tentative identification of Richard Dana as the fingerprint match found in rooms of Glenn Burne’s Morrill estate where 72 year old Jane Sargent Merrill was slain. The eccentric nephew of Charles A. Dana, called the wild man, is a 61 year old pianist with a bearded appearance. Goats owned by Octavia Dockery’s household figure in the feud behind the crime, and various social figures of the old South loom in neighborhood gossip. Unclear details, but investigators pursue the link as they examine the estate and the history surrounding Miss Merrill’s death.
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United Press
Richard Dana
Glenn Burne
Morrill
Octavia Dockery
Ann Pretty
General . P. Dockery
Dick Dan
Jane Sargent
Ayres Maerill
President Grant
Belgium
St James
Diinesa Mino
Minor
Miss Sargent
Glenn Burnno
Stocks Rise Again on New York Exchange
On August in New York the stock market advanced with gains led by industrial shares. Major names including American Smelting, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, Standard Oil, Westinghouse, and Gulf Oil posted higher prices as the market overall gained about 13 to 20 points across industries and utilities.
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United Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Toulay
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