Personal Mentions Flash Across City Circles
W Lyona traveled to Erie for a day of business, while Miss Marlo Meadows of Titusville visited the city. Several residents, including Charles Walton of Hutto and Mr and Mrs Arthur Palown of Cleveland, returned home after short visits. Harold McVen and John Palmer returned to Wile after Sunday plans, and R B McRae of Conway, Pa., came in two months ago to care for his mother. Meryl Golsking went home to Harrisburg after a guest stay at Morgaridge on Park Place. Martin Zichendrath returned to Oll Oty after a city visit. William Parker arrived from Spring Creek for a day’s business, and Christie is taking a Florida vacation soon. Jenale Fry of Rouseville spent recent months with Mrs H L Whittlesey, who then left for home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lyona
Erie
Marlo Meadows
Tituaville
Trlonda
Charles Walton
Hutto
Arthur Palown
Cleveland
Harold McVen
John Palmer
Wile
R. B. Mcrae
Conway
Meryl Golsking
Harrisburg
Morgaridge
Sonia
Park Place
Martin Zichendrath
Oll Oty
William Parker
Spring Creek
Dy MH
Chiristie
Florida
Jenale Fry
Rouseville
H. Hl. Whittlesey
Local residents on business and travel across towns
Ed Sweeney returned to Iirte this morning. Hunter Darling stayed in Sharman on business. F J Raab left for an eastern business trip. H Waluw went to Mele for a day of business. G H Henderson went to Warren this afternoon. Lee Smith left for Union City. Desmond left for a short eastern trip. Mrs Alfred Harlow visited relatives in ritual Ville. Rev Martin returned from a brief Tillmyilie trip. Henry Ruslink of Colmbun traveled east for business. R T Mann of Jamestown was in the city on business. James Drought went to Canterville this morning. Mr and Mrs R D Wolford visited Warren. Mr and Mrs White went to Titusville for a few days. Joe Nagaraki returned home after visiting friends. Sam Harper returned to Spartans bar after Sunday with friends. Stationmaster Mark Gray begins a four week vacation. Samuel Lines will replace him. Pre-Lenten dancing party at K of P Tuesday evening and Wednesday night club. Margarita Powers left for Cleveland to work at Reed Bros Millinery. Mr and Mrs J H Welch of Buffalo attended Mrs Sently’s funeral and returned home. Miss Felice Marshal Mable the dancer and Dean and Miss Edith Tyler the violinist arrived from Pittsburgh for the minetrela tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney
Iirte
Humter Darling
Sharman
F. J. Raab
H. Waluw
Mele
G. H. Henderson
Warren
Lee Smith
Union City
Desmond
Alfred Harlow
Titusville
Joe Nagaraki
Thin City
Sam Harper
Spartans
Mark Gray
Samuel Lines
Ode
K. of Phall
Margarita Powers
Cleveland
Reed Bros. Millinery
J. H. Welch
Buffle
Sently
Wos
Felice Marshal Mable
Mr. Dean
Edith Tyler
Pitta
Harry Egolf Dies After Long Illness at 76
Harry Egolf, 76, died Sunday morning at his Third Ave home after a weeks-long illness. He had lived in town 10 years, working as an engineer for Bracken Bros. He is survived by his wife and two sons, one in Shar on and Howard in Kefty. Funeral services are at his residence at 7 p.m. tonight, with cremation the next morning in But fiTo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Exoi
Third Ave
Egolf
Bracken Bros
Sharon
Howard
Kefty
Trail of the Lonesome Pine stage adaptation at Library Theatre
The famed romance from The Trail of the Lonesome Pine inspires Eugene Walters to adapt the tale for the stage. Isabelle Lowe stars as June in a production praised for its authentic Virginia hills atmosphere at the Library Theatre on February 86th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonesome Pine
Wil
Eugene Walters
Mr. Fox
June
Mr. Walters
Virginia Hills
Isabelle Lowe
Library Theatre
Family Theatre to Hold Feature Nights Tuesdays and Thursdays
The Family Theatre announces a new series of Feature Nights beginning Tuesday February 24, running every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday with three to five reel films accompanied by the Family Theatre orchestra. An admission price of 10 cents for adults and 5 cents for children will be charged due to the cost of procuring special features. The management expects strong public support in Corry for these enhanced evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Theatre
Family Theatre Orchestra
Corry
Eatra
Ceres
Amall Pelos
Also Mentioned on This Page
Europe
Fedora
Yannis Davonports
Babbitt
The
Star Garage
Royal Society
BY Staudt
Harry Egolf
Amusel Theater
Sproncho Bill
Oban
H. Ponte
Bly
Hiram Johnson
Spartansburg
Wero
Glenn R. Davis
Clothier
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