Evidence of Mound Builders Near Corry Chronicle
Journal plans a series on Corry history titled Know Your Own City. It notes Erie County’s role in national events and recounts earliest inhabitants the Eries and Wyandots, including mound sites in Wayne and Albion areas, and early French and colonial activity along Presque Isle.
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Corry
Woman's Club
Mound Builders
American Citizenship Department
Corry Woman's Clb
Erie County
Wayne Township
Robert Patterson
Albion
Five Nations
Dancing Party at Hotel Corry Delights Society
A holiday gathering at Hotel Corry hosted by Mrs. Franke N. Ames and George Greatt drew 110 guests with festive decor and dancing. Larson's orchestra supplied music while a buffet supper followed, and out of town attendees included Rob ert Palmer Dunkirk Miss Dolores Bohn Fredonia Miss Antoinette Arbuckle Erie William Elliott Philadelphia William Geiser Chicago and Roberta Boyd Charleston W V Fort Le Boeuf is noted as a national historical shrine in a continuing feature.
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Hotel Corry
Franke N. Ames
George Greatt
Larson
Robert Palmer
Dunkirk
Dolores Bohn
Fredonia
Antoinette Arbuckle
Erie
William Elliott
Philadelphia
William Geiser
Chicago
Roberta Boyd
Charleston
W. Va
Spring Creek News Letter Of Interest
Spring Creek Dec 90 reports a flurry of holiday visits among residents. Daisy Branch returns to Warren after visiting relatives in Union City. several locals spend Christmas with family in Corry Erie and Canton Ohio. Miss Florence Woodard attends Indiana Normal. social calls and music mark gatherings at the Donaldson home.
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Spring Creek
Daisy Branch
Warren
Lon Bates
Parle Roach
Union City
Lena Jackson
R. D. McKelvey
Charlotte
L.D. Paige
Fred Stuart
Corry
Florence Woodard
Indiana Normal Spool
Joint
Emily Morton
Ra Campball
Irvington
Frand Mes
Elmer Brigett
Vern Klingstead
Canton
Ohio
Iiresteat
Abs
Ruby Norry
W D. Donaldson
Carl
Perdinand Johnson
Ray Stearns
Minnie Stearns
Charles Wales
Glen Donaldson
OW Bricken
Freda Carter
Erie
Farrington
Floyd Burrows
Corrs
Havel Burrows
Mr. Abrams
Akron
Girl Hurt in Ski Accident Near East Street Hill
Miss Margaret Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs James Clark was injured while skiing with friends on a hill near East Street. She fell striking her head sustaining a deep cut between the eyes requiring five stitches and is confined to home.
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Margaret Clark
James Clark
Avenie Dea
Jaly
Boy Killed in Coasting Crash in Dormont
Walace McMinn aged 10 of Dormont died after his Christmas sled collided with a parked truck. His brother Billy aged 8 suffered serious injuries. Two additional Dormont coasting accidents were reported. Miss Elizabeth Crane of Corry was a guest of her parents in Pittsburgh. Charlotte Crane traveled to Erie for New Year’s with relatives.
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Pittsburgh
Walace McMinn
Dormont
Billy
and Johnson
Chicago
Elizabeth Crane
Corry
Sam Crane
R. D. McKelvey
Charlotte
Erie
Inside Story of McPherson Kidnapping Raises Suspicions
Los Angeles and district attorney Keyes prepare to pursue the case as grand jurors resume hearings. Mrs Lorraine Wiseman-Sieluf testified before the grand jury complicating the conspiracy claim. Kenneth Ormiston, once a radio operator for Mrs McPherson, may face questions as part of the investigation into the summer disappearance.
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Angeles
Aimes Semple McPherson
Evangelis
Asm Keyes
District Stroney
Keyes
Lorraine Wisemer-Sieluf
Alse
McPhierson
Kenneth G .Ormiston
McPherson
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Bri
Chim
Verraxsam
Engli
John M. Sebastian Cabot
France
Atlantic Sea
Waren
Quebec
Barcelona
Presque Isle
Rivier
Bacchs
Diwiddie
Virginia
The
Onal
Colony of
Stragelin
Yrous
Washington
Fort le Boouf
George the Conch
Frank Ames
George Orcutt
George Washington
Fort le Boeuf
Spring Creek News
East Steel
Aimee McPherson
State
Lincoln
Quarberg
United Press
Cameron Block
SAM Jacobson & CO
John Rich
ST. Pierre & Johnson
West Main Street
Corry, Pa
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