Personal notices from the day’s town visitors and events
A collection of short notices records travel and visits among residents. Art Foster traveled to Titusville on business, Richard Akam to Salsmand, James Drought to Wentfield, Mrs. Geo. Davidhurst left for Pittsburg to visit friends. The Golden Red Embroidery club plans a gathering with Mrs. Goring, and W. P. Edmonds travels to Cleveland for Howard Tannery business. A group heads to Meadville for a show, Maud Teennies returns home to Little Valley, Doll Harling makes arrangements in Oli City for Alexander’s Tax time Hand tin, a Wednesday Night Club dance at K of P, and Easter’s orchstra engagement. Lilian Larson arrives from Jamestown to visit her sister, Mrs. Dyckes, who has grip. Charles Greenleaf returns home to Boston after visiting Emma Bonsteel, while Mrs. M. G. Proper and Mrs. Geo. E. Davis of Petroleum Center visit Mrs. Elizabeth Anghey. K. Meley returns to Clarendon, and Mira Satth Corl returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Foster
Titusville
Richard Akam
Salsmand
James Drought
Wentfield
Geo. Davidhurst
Pittsburg
Goring
W. P. Edmonds
Cleveland
Howard Tannery
Gomany
Meadville
Little Valley
Mya
Doll Harling
Oli City
Alexander
Phail
Eastor
Advetl Mise
Lilian Larson
Jamestown
Wi] Dyckes
Charles Greenleaf
Highleter
Emma Bon¢steel
Enat Smith Street
Boston
M. G. Proper
Geo
Davis
Petroleeum Center
Elizabeth Anghey
South Center Street
That Funny Dutchman Keystone comedy at Lyrite Tonight
That Funny Dutchman Keystone comedy a two reel soci ety and Trapped in a Forest Fire great bill at Lyrite tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyrte
Miss Eleanor Wilson to Lead Amateur Theatrical Role
Miss Eleanor Wilson daughter of the President will take a leading part in the upcoming amateur theatrical event. She is expected to star in the show alongside hometown performers and local clubs participating in the charity production.
Juniors Plan Elaborate School Reception
The Junior Class at the high school is issuing invitations for the annual reception to the sensory on February 200n. An elaborate social is planned with banquet served by Presbyterian gymnasium. toasts by class presidents, Superintendent Wilson, and Principal Mongos. Afterward, attendees will attend the Knights of Pythias Hall for the school party. Buildings will feature class colors. about six dozen students are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Iigh School
Presbyterian Gymnnaslim
Sa Gles of Hat Church
Wilson
Mongos
Knights of Pyttlas Hall
Colt Tragically Killed by Train Near City
A young horse belonging to James Davids was struck and killed by a train near the city yesterday noon. The colt had strayed onto the tracks from nearby premises and was fatally mangled by the locomotive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt
Ely
Serusk
James Davids
Bandit Leader Castillo Aide Captured Near New Mexico Border
Emillio Garcia, an associate of bandit leader Castillo, was captured by US troops near Huchita New Mexico on February 10. He admitted his identity and said the remaining members fled into US territory. The gang believed they faced Villa aligned forces after wrecking a train near Cam fer Tunes Saturday night. General Scott has ordered that Garets be brought to the post for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitea Pranski Paso
Emillio Garcia
Castillo
United States
Huchita
New Mexico
Constitutional
Villa
Scott
Pankhurst Returns to England Amid Parliament Reassembly
Emmeline Pankhurst secretly arrived from France and attended Westminster during Parliament reassembly in London. King George V and Queen Mary were present while authorities had tightened police measures. her appearance caused surprise but little disorder beyond a brief parole by a hundred or more mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Scotland Yard
West Minster
King George
Queen Mary
Needlework Guild explained by local secretary
Walter Journal reports Corry residents are urged to learn about the Needlework Guild of America. The article traces its English origin, growth in the United States, and aims to collect and distribute new plain garments and household linen to the needy. Corry’s branch began in 1914, supporting Mississippi Valley flood survivors and other donations, with members agreeing to annual dues. The guild emphasizes nonsectarian operation and local distribution through branch directors. Drummond adds, great service is kindness to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Journal
Corry
Needlework Guild of America
Needlework Guild
Orlin
Lady Wolverton
England
Indy
Kuz
Jan
Philadelphis
Tal
United States
Guild of America
Mississippi Valley
Dayton
Middle West
Corry Branch
Daytom
Corry Ranch
Lane
Drummond
Tyler Owen Tyler and Martha Gril sey wed at church parsonage
Miss Martha Grilley daughter of Mrs Helen Gril sey of Milford and Archibald Owen Tyler of Waterbury formerly Corry were married yesterday at the Second Congregational church parsonage by Rev Herbert B E Brown. They planned a wedding trip to New York and will live at 48 Morningside Ave Waterbury Conn.
February Sale of Fine Table Linen and Undergarments
A local retailer touts a February sale featuring all linen damask table pieces including Irish damask napkins, with prices cut from 3.50 to 3.00 per dozen, plus a final clearance on winter underwear and remnant fabric in cotton and silk at deep discounts. The sale promises large sizes and modern patterns, urging customers to buy now before prices rise.
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Ireland
Lsc
Also Mentioned on This Page
K. Meley
J. K. Corl
Clarendon
Mira Satth Corl
Tloneata
J. Corl
the Family Theater
Edison
Eleanor Wilson
American Prost Association
Helen Gardner
Bagdad
B. M. Jourdet
Pankhurst
Amuseu Theater
Costello
Gypsey
Fine Table Line
the Ladies Furnishing
DeBevoise
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