Personal mentions from Corry city social notes
Local column records numerous visits and travels. Mr FL Black goes to Titusville on Dualness while Gerry Kincaid heads to Erie on legal business. Several residents visit families in Meadeville Jamestown and Bradford. Notables include Mayor John T Dillon of Titusville and Rev Charles L Pappenhagen en route home.
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FL Black
Titusville
Gerry Kincaid
Erie
Hall
Mayville
Wi Mitchell
Ingersoll Canada
John T. Dillon
Roy Tittle
Josep Moris
E. South Street
Joseph Hanley
Bradford
Charles L. Pappenhagen
Meadville
Elgin
Glenny Baker
Local notices and visits in Warren area holiday season
A string of social notes from Warren list Miss Lena Thurston and relatives visiting War ren, Mr. Leslie McLean in Union City, Miss Lula Sliter in Corry mond, and many others spending holidays with family and friends. Travel plans, hospitalities, and a measles outbreak among the Smith children are noted alongside nightly visits to relatives in Meadville Erie Jamestown and DuBois regions.
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A. Smith
N. Center Street
Jamestown
Robert Desmond
Exeter
Robert Ream
George Ream
Wright Street
Agnes O'Donell
Genesee, Pa
Washington St
Harry Beschlin
Nellse Smith
Warren
Simolay
Bred Smith
Center Street
Ing. Robert Heerlein Jr
Bride
jWho
Robert Heer~lein
Lena Thurston
Leslie McLean
Union City
Lula Sliter
Cleveland
Corrymonds
Paul Dellel
George Eastor
Meadville
J. P. Bliss
North Carolina
Climax Mtg. Co
Ralph Webb
Spartanshorg
Emma. Bonateo
Lotte
W. B. Tooke
Tooke
Pittsburg
C.F. Higgins
Famnly
Wrightsville
Helen Arnold
Youngsville
Durham
First Avenue
H. J. Splesman
Miss Mayme
Thomas McMahon
Mary Bliven
Florence Bliven
Kane
Erie
Dorothy Brinker
Kate Keim
Niagara Falls
Mins L. Crowell
Ray Bason
James Harley
Charles Cronin
Bertha Miller
Tamestown
N.Y
Signe Olson
DuBois, Pa
Dahlstrand
B. Main Street
Nina Crow
Jon
Philip
Herbert Emerson
Gerald Goodwin
Mag Gibbons
Millsburg
Shady Ave
Dynamiters Sentenced in Federal Dynamite Case
United Press dispatch from Indianapolis reports Judge Anderson sentenced multiple defendants in the dynamite case. Clancy, Butler, Young, Munny, Fyietmoe, Hockin received six years each in Leavenworth. Ryan got seven years. Marry and Smith received four years each. Others were given various shorter terms or suspended sentences.
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United Preax
Indianapolis
Anderson
Clancy
Butler
Young
Munny
Fyietmoe
Hockin
Leavenworth
Kansas
Ryan
Marry
Smith
Prefers Jail to Hunger Man Hurls Stone at Window
John Kochinsky a 28 year old of 69 Second Street admitted to hurling a stone through a $60 plate glass window at Levi Aldous plumbing store 44 Bloomfield Avenue. He said he had not eaten for three days and came from Philadelphia three weeks ago seeking food shelter and work but could not find any. He stated his motive was to go to jail where food and shelter would be provided.
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Pasoulc
N. Ju
Alaska 10 Celebrate Will Hold Their Fourth of July Blow-Outs
Fairbanks Alaska Doc Fate banks and Central Alaska plan combined Fourth of July and New Year’s Eve celebrations tomorrow night. Elaborate fireworks will be set off by the last steamer before navigation closed. Summer twilight limits display yet 60 reworks were subscribed for the New Year’s Eve show as thousands are expected to attend.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Doc
Fate Banks
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