Local residents visit in Titusville area and Niagara Falls
Mrs. Donald Billig and Mrs. JF Kerr of Titusville called at R. L. Putnam's home on Sunday. Visitors from Titusville and Gresham joined Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins family, Martha Marie and Miss Jean Titus. Earl Putnam of Gresham and HJ Proeschel of Titusville were guests of the Putnam household. Mrs. Sty E. Putnam of Titusville visits her son Henry Thayre in Westfield, and Sidney Hart's sister joins the Sunday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Billig
JF Kerr
Titusville
R. L. Putnam
FE. Hawkins End Datghter
Martha Marie
Henry Keapel
Jean Titus
Niagars Falls
H. J Proeschel
Earl Putnam
Gresham
Re Li Putnam
Marion Street
Sty E. Putnam
Henry Thayre
Weatfeld
N.Y
Sidney Hart
Warren City Personal Notices of Visitors and Travel
In Warren Pa several residents and guests are noted leaving for Buffalo Erie and Jamestown on business and family visits. Henry Green traveled to Buffalo on company business with the Pennsylvania Railroad. Marion Dooher of Spartansburg visited Warren en route home with Floyd Dooher and family. Mrs T E Fitzgibbons and Deyenter returned to Mendville after hosting relatives. Zelma Taylor Helen Jones, and Misses Taylor and Blaine Foster were in Warren visiting Mrs J A McQuiston. Henry Cohen and Mrs Cohen of Youngsville visited relatives and returned home with Mrs Cohen's mother Mrs James Stewart. Miss Anna Sanderson has returned to Warren then to Erie. Miss Charlotte Phillips resumed studies at Erle Business College after a weekend in Warren. Miss Julia N Thayre of Buffalo left after a city visit. Sidney Hart of Sherman and hotel guest Sidney Hart are in Warren on an indefinite stay. Further, Misses Laura Dodd Margaret Duffy and Eleanor Duffy of Erie visited Corry and stayed over Sunday. Raymond Barnes left for two weeks’ business trip to Cincinnati and Ohio. George Kestler returned to Warren for work after a weekend visit. Mrs Theresa McGuin and Theresa Sturdevant of Erie visited Corry. Mr and Mrs A V Cochran attended funeral services at Titusville. John Blatt returned from East Brady. A. L. Hasbrouck returned from Jamestown with granddaughter Dorothy Barnes recovering from surgery. Bert Latchaw and Frances Romack of Ellwood City visited the Latchaws in Franklin for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Green
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Marion Dooher
Spartansburg
Warren
Floyd Dooher
T. E. Fitzgibbons
Dayenter
Mendville
Mises Zelma ‘Taylor
Anna Sanderson
Charles Stewart
Charlotte Phillips
Erle
Erle Business College
Julia N) Thayre
and Sidney Hart
Sherman
Corry
M&hel Berry
West Pleasant Street
Aliens Hilburg
John Hillburg
Columbus
Clevelan
Bom
Elma Gordon
McKelesport
W. Hi. Coleman
Luke Graham
New York City
Andrew Arbenels
Erie
Charles Lyman
Theresa McGiurn
Dom Planigan
North Center Street
Frank Moore
Tj Oil City
Sidney Hart
N. Yu
Corey
Jamestown
Laura Dodd
Margaret
Eleanor Duffy
Raymond Barnes
Cincinnati
Ohio
Raymond Manufacturing Co
George Kestler
Estome
Charles Sturdevant
Aiis
George Sturdevant
T. H. Treat and Son
Union City
Dell McCray
A.V. Cochran
Tituisville
Cochran
James Stewart
John Blatt
East Brady
A. L. Hasbrouck
N. Y
Dorothy Barnes
Jamestown Hospital
Bert Latchaw
Pramielin
Ray
Frances Romack
Ell Wood City
A. D. Latchaw
Turner Family Thanks For Kindness After Death
The Turner family expresses heartfelt thanks to relatives neighbors and friends for expressions sympathy and assistance during the illness and death of Elmer Turner. Mrs B C Turner and family extend appreciation for support received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Turner
B. C. Turner
Corry Flyers Enjoy Air Ride Over City
A group including Guy Abbey Harold Wolfe and Samuel Hall piloted a craft over Conny Lin ny afternoon toward the American Bagis line. They described the upper atmosphere as novelty and thrilling. Postmaster General Parley named Frank J. Studeny acting postmaster at Tabnstown Pa and rescinded Mrs Warren W Bailey’s acting postmaster appointment at Tahnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Fliers
Guy Abbey
Harold Wolfe
Samuel Hall
Arty
Conny Linny
Farmen
Ywe Uder
Washington
Parley
Frank J. Studeny
Tabnstown
Warren W. Bailey
Tahnstown
Funeral of Mrs Calista Wilkins
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at 2 40 at the home of Eugene Brigham for Mrs Calista Wilkins widow of Civil War veteran. Rev Ernest A Hoof officiated and burial was at St Pine Grove with VFW members serving as escorts. Mrs Wilkins born August 21 1848 in Lowville was the oldest child of Ransom and Rebecca Brown and married twice to LeRoy Dean and Oloney Wilkins both Civil War veterans. She left a daughter born in 1914 and died July 1914 aged 83. Attending from away were Mrs Stuaile Shreve Tiltson Pay Barbara Adking and Dr Sargent Union City Pe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calista Willding
Eugene Brigham
West Pleasant Street
Baleares
Ernest ‘A. Hoof
First Baptist Church
Favorit
Arthur Crowe
Union City
Frank Lille
St. 1
Pine Grove Cemetery
Morris Porter
Allin Spenser
Francis Duke
Seafort McCool
Porrign Wars
Oliver Custer
Wilkins
Ransom
Rebecca G. Brown
Lowville
Ox Dart
New York State
Sue
LeRoy Dean
Oloney Wilkins
Cavalry
Wes
Death of Mrs Julia Sullivan in Gerry details life and services
Mrs Julia Sullivan of Gerry died Saturday at her home 608 West Washington after six months illness. Widow of John Sullivan she was born in Jersey City and moved to Corry in childhood, survived by daughter Mrs A Carlbure and son James Malloy, plus sister Mrs Mary Kelcher. Services expected at St Thomas Church Tuesday morning with burial in St Thomas cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Sullvan
Aighy Esteenell
Gerry
West
Washington Street
Tness
Corry
A Carlbure
Coy
Pe Irotlin
James” Malloy
Cleveland
Mary Kelcher
St. Thomas Church
O'Elnck
St. "Thom Cemetery
Injuries Fatal to Erie Fireman
Captain Abermutt a longtime Erie firefighter died after injuries from a jump during a December 24 1927 performance. He had served about 50 years with the Erie Fire Department and retired in 1030, last at No 4 engine house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne. Hinginehouge
Anazade Stivess
St. Vincent's Hospital
Abérmutt
Erie Fire Department
Fortune Fades as Stanley Chooses Self Reliance
A society woman, Stanley Paige, loses fortune to market speculation and rejects aid from friends. She rents a cheap room, seeks independence, and considers marriage to John Harmon Northrup while resisting a match with Perry Deverest, as she contends with loneliness and the pull of her former elite circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Paige
Drew Armitage
Stanley
Nigel Stern
Hin Wid
Nigel
Miarry
Peery Deverest
Drew
John Harmon Northrup
John Harmon
Corker
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Tomar
Davies
Hollywood
Bing
Fifi Diorsay
Stuart Erwin
J Ned Sparks
Patsy Kelly
Keister’s
Ally
Keister’s ‘Cure Drug Store
George Rouse
Sherman Sherman, N. Y
Sherman-Clymer Road
Nebraska
E. Payne
Montgomery Ward & Co
Calista Wilkins
Julia Sullivan
Snl
Fink Zohms
Rip= Joy
Ni Y
W. H. Decean
Ip Ridge Street
United Press
New York
Apuet
Studebaker
Exchange
Studebriter
GOH
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General Motor
Nash
Smolters
T&t
Waves Bey
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Chrysler Columbia
Continental
Consolidated Olvas
Syes
Curtiss-Wright Erie
General Electric
General Motors
International Micket
Werinecott
Montgomery Ward
National Gary
New York Central
Steel
S Leathod
United Aircraft
United Corps
Westinghouse Electr
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Curb Ark Nat
Asco Gas & Bleathe Aps
Slate Gas
Eek
America
Federal Reserve System
Allene Corliss
Mnapter
Ant
Amy
Gloria
Valerie
Jimmy
Imine
Tunean
Val
John ‘Harmon
Tian
Couse
Ellen
Latte
V Tewily
Persievicis Ukarsrnoatena
Perry Deverest
Weite
Perry
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