Students and relatives return home for holidays
Miss Harriett Colegrove of State College Pa arrives home for holidays with relatives. Miss Emma McKelvey of Franklin, also a State College student, accompanied her and left for home. Rex Mulheirn returns from Philadelphia for a visit with his mother Mrs J J Mulheirn. Mrs Kay Bell attends funeral services in Erie for her uncle William G Brakeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Colegrove
State College
Emma McKelvey
Franklin
Miss McKelvey
Rex Mulheirn
Philadelphia
J. J. Mulheirn
East Street
Kay Bell
Erie
William G. Brakeman
Local residents return or visit during holiday period
Mrs. E. E. Hawking and daughter Martha-Marie arrive back from Buffalo after business. John King serves on jury in Erie. Louise Anderson returns from Erie to her home. Rasselaa Brown, Taft School student, visits with Harold Gilbert family. Harrison Curtis and Robert Roelofs home from Penn State College for holiday stay. Mrs. Nell Rider and Miss Virginia Allen guests of J. J. Harden. Honor Maloney returns to Erie for work. Mrs. Jack McInnes visits Lancaster relatives. Nella Raeke returns from week-end with Erie parents. Frank T. Babbitt in Warren on business. William Dahl, C. Christensen party head to New York City to meet Christensen returning from Denmark. Edward Roach and son Edward on Erie business. Louise Thomas returns to Jamestown as nurse student after visit with Thomas parents. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Cook host in Centerville. Viva Thomas and Evelyn Mould arrive from Northwestern College for holidays. Dorothy Williams from Wheaton College visits during vacation. Tom Williams of East Frederick Street. Joe Mapes returns from Cincinnati University for holidays. Leon Bertram returns from Penn State College for holiday with Clark family. Kenneth Barnes Jeanette Patterson Florence Sanden arrive to spend Christmas at home. Kathryn Colegrove returns from Philadelphia to stay with Drexel-educated parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Hawking
Martha-Marie
Buffalo
John King
Rie
Misa Louise Anderson
Erie
Geert Anderson
Rasselaa Brown
Taft School
Watertown
Harold Gilbert
Harrison Curtis
Robert Roelofs
Penna State College
Nell Rider
Virginia Allen
Niobe
J. J. Harden
Honor Maloney
Jack McInnes
Lancaster
Frank Blair
West Church Street
Nella Raeke
C. H. Raeke
Frank T. Babbitt
Warren
William Dahl
C. Christensen
George
Clymer
New York City
Christensen
Denmark
Edward Roach
Edward
Louise Thomas
Jamestown
W. C. A. Hospital
Lawrence Thomas
Marshall Cook
Centerville
Ethel Stapleton
North Center Street
Mises Viva Thomas
Evelyn Mould
Northwestern College
Minneapolis
Minn
Dorothy Williams
Wheaton College
Wheaton, Ill
Mia
Tom Williams
East Frederick Street
Joe Mapes
Cincinnati
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Arthur Mipes
Leon Bertram
Penn State College
M.D. Herlam
East Main Street
Kenneth Barnes
Jeanette Patterson
Florence Sanden
Northwesten College
Mrs
Arthur Colegrove
Native of Corry Dies at Home in Toledo Ohio
Mrs. Artur Pitts of 944 West Wayn street notified families of the death of her aunt Mrs. Mary Collins Gimm wife of Louis Gimm at her Toledo home Saturday evening. Born and raised in Corry she was a frequent visitor here. Survived by husband three sisters Mrs. W E Provost Mrs. M G Long of Pittsburgh and Mrs Nellie Flerst of Toledo. Mineral services and burial will be held in Toledo Tuesday morning.
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Artur Pitts
West Wayn Street
Mary Collins Gimm
Louis Gimm
Toledo
Gimm
Corry
Gerry
W. E. Provost
M. G. Long
Pittsburgh
Nellie Flerst
Mineral Services
Puriu
Mishap Shocks Van Pelt Dies After Train Wreck
Weyland Van Pelt aged 61, Erie railroad engineer, died at Spencer hospital Meadville after injuries from October 2 wreck near Geneva. He suffered a fractured ankle and a dislocated shoulder, and a heart attack followed as hot steam forced the crew to jump. Edward McEvoy and Walter Andrews were hurt. McEvoy recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyland
van Pelt
Erie Railroad
Geneva
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Edward McEvoy
Walter Andrews
Garfield Heights
McEvoy
School teacher's auto figures in crash
Miss Agnes Proper, a New Kensington school teacher, reported a hit and run south of Titusville. The car she drove had its fenders torn. Three men fled after briefly inspecting their own vehicle. Proper provided the license plate number as police investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Proper
New Kensington
Union City
Titusville
Miss Proper
Libraries of Early Days and a Pioneer Bible Toast
In early days libraries were scarce and a Bible and an almanac marked a household library. Ohio pioneer families were noted for literacy. Mrs J A Williamson departed for Erie to stay overnight with relatives as a guest today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Market Gossip: Stocks Rise to Best Levels Since Dec 6
United Press reports stocks advance fractions to over three points in heavier volume with bonds up and grains irregular. Cotton futures gain 50 cents a bale to new highs, amid a strong goods market. Traders ignore year end curtailment and list closing prices for major issues including American Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, U S Steel, Warner Bros and more.
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United Press
NEW York
American Can
American
American T&t
Anaconda
Atlantic Refining Auburn
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Art
Columbia Gas
Nnn
Reed Ite
Soh
BRO
Chrysler
Iyey Seeress Bbm
Continental Cw
Curtis-Wright
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