New Clue Emerges in Missing Flier Case
United Press reports Margid state police investigated a note suggesting Lieut. B. H. Bobbitt is the missing flyer missing since Christmas Eve. A witness, B. O. Winkler of New Albany Indiana, saw wreckage on the Keyser West Virginia to Redhouse Maryland route but did not stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Der
Margid
Bobbitt
thearyland-West Virginia
B. O. Winkler
New Albany
Ind
Keyser
W. Va
Redhouse
Seltidge Wield
Mich
Hot Springs
West Virginia
Local residents arrive for burials and holiday visits
Ronald Nichols and Russell Mph ey hosted visiting friends in Sharon then returned home. Philadelphia’s Kee Smith and New York City’s Mrs Bruce Cristen arrived with Mrs Smith’s body for burial, joined by Greenville South Carolina’s Ms Charles Gower. Others, including A A Carlson East Columbus Avenue and Harold Patterson of Buffalo, spent Christmas with relatives before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Nichols
Russell Mphey
Sharon
Kee 1. Smith
Philadelphia
Bruce Cristen
New York
Charles Gower
Greenville
S. Car
Smith
B.A. Thornton
Martha
Barbara
Off City
A. A. Carlson
East Colummbus Avenue
Harold C. Patterson
Buffalo
C.H. Patterson
C. S. Bentley
Ruth Monroe
Mildred Montes
East Pleasant Street
Pleasantville
G.T
Arthur D. Grady
Detroit
Mich
Eric and
Corry
Miles McCray
Phyllis
Randall
Creek
Lertu
Sue Matteson
Ernest Cook
Columbus
J. L. Jénngon
Railway Mail Service
Total Post Office
Guttman
Ernest. Soderquist
Wilma
Jamestown
C. W. Babbbitt
Spring Street
Norman Orsell
Wendlcock
J. F. Austin
Erie
Pittsburgh
John Forest Geiger
Washington,d. C
H. Geiger
East Smith Street
Harry Auer
Catonsville
Baltimore
Mad
Rose Horn
C. M. Hengsten
John Pitt
Harvey Dotham
M. M. Sorority Dancing Party a Fine Success
The Christmas dance sponsored by the M. M. Sorority at the Hotel Comy last evening drew the largest crowd of the season. A red and silver theme, a Morocco Club Orchestra from Erie, and a grand march led by Dorothy Morrow and A. V. Kline featured the event attended by college students and visitors from Warren, Erie, Union City, and New York City.
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M. M
Ineul Hotel
Able
Warren
Erie
Union City
New York City
Harold Wolfe
M. R. Olds
RRVITES IN CALIFORNIA IN GET-TOGETHER
Corry residents now in California and former Comyites enjoyed a farewell social on Saturday December 18 hosted by Misses Sarah Jane Adele McCray and Mrs Melvin McCray at the Berendo Grand View Apartments Los Angeles. Miss Hazel McCray and Miss Ruth Maxwell received many gifts as they prepared to teach in La Paz Bolivia. Guests included C.F. McCray, Melvin McCray, Clara Brumagi, Bess Hannon, Jennie Fay, Ruth Carol, Howard Raymond, Percy Hill and families, Dell McCray, L. W. Colegrove and kin, George M. Kinney and daughter Mary, Mina McCray Schwartz, Carol Pitts and other California friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
California
Hazel McCray
Ruth Maxwell
Arlington
South Dakota
la Pag
Bolivia
Sarah, Jane
Adele McCray
Melvin McCray
Bess Hannon
Jennie Fay
Ruth Carol
Howard Raymond
Percy Hill
Dell McCray
L. W. Colegrove
George ‘M. Kinney
Mary
Lewis’ McCray
Mina McCray Schwartz
Carol Pitts
Gang and sheriff collusion tied to bank heists
Reported plot centered on Barton as a tip-off for the Dunkirk gang with Coroner W. W. Ayers ordering arrest of the sheriff. The bandits claimed an agreement supplying plans and info to rob Citizens Bank Hartford City and Montpelier banks, with $3800 paid for tips. They said the scheme targeted times when police were absent and included escape provisions if jailed in Blackford.
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Jay County
Barton
W. W. Ayers
Blackford County
Citizens Bank
Hartford City
Ind
Montpelier
Dunkife
Muncie, Inc
Harford
Blackford
Prayer Service on Picadills Hill at Elmer Ross Home
A week long prayer meeting will be held on Picadills Hill at the home of Elmer Ross on Wednesday evening led by Rev. E A Hook. Mr and Mrs George Boyd left yesterday by motor for Mansfield to visit their daughter Mrs Mower and family. Miss Betty Boyd accompanied them and will later return to her studies in Charlestown West Virginia after a holiday at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McGranahan
Sarah
Kane
Corry
Gen Mautoney
Helen Grace Merrick
Alpha Beta Fraternity
Jamestown
Gertrude Carey
Walter Merrick
Emma Louise Filson
Our City
William Ropers
Washington, D. C
Mayville
Elliott
M. H. Carlson
Buffalo
George Wood
Picadills Hill
Elmer Ross
E. A. Hook
George Boyd
Mansfield
Unclear OCR View of Historic Industry Names and Brands
Fragmentary OCR list shows various 20th century industrial names and brands including American Smelters, Butte Copper, Anaconda, Chrysler, Hupmobile, Packard, Studebaker, Willys Overland, Atlantic Refining, Continental Oil, Socony Vacuum, and other mid century oil and gas firms. No coherent event or story identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Refining Continental Oil
Mid-Continental Pet National Supply
Ditte Tuted Corp.Prairie
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Dunn
Sally Eilers
Rex Waive
Walter Landers
Railway
United States
Oil City Trust
E. E. Guignon
Ersonal Finance
South Center ST
Korry
Ans Mado
M. M. Sorority Dancing Party
Sylvania Electric
Walt
West Main St
Los Angeles
Lopan & Bryan
Oil City
New York Stock Exchange
Loyd M . Bracken
American Smelters
Sey
Butte
Chrysler
Packard
Studebaker
Willys Overland
Travis
Raila
Coats
Nasts Ladies Shop
Canadian Pacific
Chicago & Gt Western Erie
Great
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Central Penna RR
Southern Pacific
Paul
Stes American Locomotive
Bethlehem Steel
18 Steel
American T &T Bendix Aviation
US Leather
US Leather Co
Radio Columbia Gas & Electric National Dairy Products
Westinghouse
West Airbrake
Curtiss-Wright
Commonwealth
Tri-Continental
United Corp Standard
Hern
Humble Gas Mountain
Indiana
Salt Creek
South Penn
Aero Supply
Arkansas Gas Associated Gas
Central States Electric Columbia Gas & Oil Cities Service
Lone Star Gas
Ais
Root’s Furniture Store
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