Personal notices from Renovo and nearby towns
Charles Kinaman of Renovo visits with friends. Michael Keteher travels to Erie for a short visit with friends. H. O. Hartman of Williamsport stays a few days on business. Harry Bright of Oil City plans a visit to his sister Mrs Dell Darling. Manager DeRosay of Corry Brick and Tile Co. visits Erie on business. W. Marsh returns from Erie after a brief trip. William and Eben Dunham go to Erie for a few days. G. L. Davis of Pittsburgh returns home after a short visit. Mrs Join King and daughter Elizabeth leave for Brockport to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs W. H. Pedigo return from Williamsport after attending the funeral of Leon ard A. Pedigo, 72, who died Saturday in Williamsport hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kinaman
Renovo
Michael Keteher
Erie
H. O. Hartman
Williamsport
Harry Bright
Oil City
Dell Darling
Manager DeRosay
The
Corry Brick and Thje ‘Co
Marsh
William
Eben Dunham
G. L. Davis
Pittsburg
Join King
Elizabeth
Brockport
W. H. Pedigo
Local Visitors Mentioned In Brief Erie Notes
Ernest Dimmick went to Ant City this afternoon on business. T. A. Roberts returned home to Erie after a brief visit here. Mrs. Frank Brown of Erie is a visitor here for a short time with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Dimmick
Ant City
T. A. Roberts
Erie
Frank Brown
Woman's Body Shipped to Beyrou for Interment
The body of Mrs Genim Jawdry was shipped from Franklin by Undertaker Christy Keefe on Saturday. It was placed in a steel casket and hermetically sealed, then boarded the Kaiser Wilhelm bound for Beyrou Syria Turkey for interment. Mrs Jawdry, who had been killed by a fall from her third floor apartment while hanging a turkey for her wedding feast, had a son Alias and a bride at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genim Jawdry
Franklin
Christy Keefe
Kaiser Wilhelm
Hamburg
Germany
Keele
Beyrou
Syria
Turkey
Philadelphia
New York
Wolverton Named Manager of Highlanders
New York December 12 Harry Wolverton signed a contract to manage the Highlanders for the coming season. He could not finalize terms with President Frank J Farrell without consent from Oakland, which held Wolverton under contract, until Farrell received a formal telegram from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolverton
Highlanders
New York
Harry Wolverton
Wehlanders
Frank J. Farrell
Oakland
Farrell
California
Diamond Thieves Expected to Plead Guilty in Erie Case
Erie Pennsylvania December 12 Harry Hogan Judson Hogan and George Taylor three men arrested in Gloveland in connection with a diamond robbery at the Simon Cohen store are expected to plead guilty in open court as soon as they are brought to Erie for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Harry
Judson Hogan
George Taylor
Gloveland
Simon Cohen
Trial by County Detective Watson in Cleveland Case
Advices from Cleveland yesterday to Mr Cohen and others say they admitted guilt and beg for notes. Pleas of guilty expected to shorten sentences before the judges. A positive identification of Harry Hogan was made by George Stratford at Twelfth and State streets as Hogan seen in a jewelry store window. They will be brought here from Cleveland by Watson and two assistants, guarded, and if they plead guilty their cases may not go to the February term and confinement may begin at once at the workhouse or penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Cleveland
Cohen
Harry Hogan
Gorge Statford
Twolth
State
Hogan
Handkerchiefs Offered In Embroidered Trimdom Sale
Textile note lists handkerchiefs from So to Heene with feathered embroidery and trimmed edges. Each handkerchief is described as dainty and fine, priced at about $1.50.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Highlands
Bonnie Scotland
Marence Turner
Oal
C. R. Rogers Co., Inc. Engineers and Contractors
Lhe
Alice Joyce
Will Bumper
Faust
the Armory
the Ladies Furnishing
Abe
Healy Capes
Minks
Thea
Empire
Follner, Clogs’ & Co
J.R. Graves
Old Reliable Art Jeweler
W. Main St
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