Local residents share news of travels and events
Mrs Goring of Literti Street wades through a flurry of social notes as relatives and friends scatter for holidays. Miss Winifred Terry departs for Northampton to teach English. Mrs Spratt hosts Mary Loveland for the year. famil y updates include Kilburns in Braddock, Kilburst in South Ward, and many Cincinnati and Cleveland trips.
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Mrs. Goring
Literti
Jon Devartmant
Nak
James Roy
Alor
Girard
Cleveland
Midgar Fox
Donalt
Chautauqua
Kilburn
Braddock
N. P. Kilburth
Ward Powell
Pittsburg
Winifred ‘Terry
Northhampton
Mass
Mary Loveland
Winfred "Erty
W. Spratt
Maple Ave
George A. Still
Kirksville
Elston
Greenlee
Sephus
Amused Theater Unveils Secon Series in New York
The Amused Theater presents a new Secon Series in New York featuring What Happened to Mary Pathe Weekly A Desperate Chance Western As You Like It in reels. Performances promise light entertainment and classic stage vibes with a modern twist.
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Alone In
New York
Secon
Mary Pathe Weekly
In & Reels
Local Residents Visitors and Relatives Span New Year
A string of short notes lists residents of Corry and nearby towns visiting relatives or traveling. Names include Mr Frank Albee, Mrs Albert Bush, Mrs Susan Babbitt, John Turner, Miss Beatrice Lippold, John Chase, Glenn Winton, Willard Lind, Archin M Colby, Mrs Werbert Butler, and Mrs Jacke Carpenter among others. Several headed to Erie Columbus Warren and Cleveland for holidays or work, with brief mentions of returns to State College and Meadville.
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Air
Dominaey
Jon St
ML J Dugg
Franti
Dh Corry
Prank Albee
Buffalo
Albert Bush
Warren
Cleveland
Usbornne
Fripady
Heorgy W. Bepcher
Ab Warren
Vin Vieck
Warron Uhle
Snyndine
Ant
A. BoQuillned
Sami le 1 Gross
Morrise Dang
Payketon
Maryland
Susan Babbitt
Cor
J. TL. Thayer
Sherman Independent
John Turner
Erie
Beatrice Lippold
City
John Chase
Columbus C. Mila
Seagrave Fire Truck Co
Glenn Winton
Willard Lind
State College
Relativ
D. D. Reed
Corry Leader
Archin M. Colby
Jamestown
Ier
Jacke Carpenter
Tentiat
Meadville
J.T. Iiintor
The
Gil and Gae Man’s Magazine
Franklin
Melvin
Clarendon
Waller Brighant
Weaver
Corry
Rexford
Hewis
Tolaa
Oklo
Jessie Stoddard
Tine Ville
Thin City
Quire
Pittsburg
W. R. Stoddard
Stalin Blackwell
Pitts Wire
C. M. Gilson Pani
Maple Ave
David Rowe
B. Wayne Atreat
Sisters Find Babe at East Third Street Orphan Asylum
Police investigate after sisters at St Joseph's Orphan Asylum East Third Street find a newborn wrapped in warm clothes on a pewed basket near the front door around 10 PM The infant, likely a boy, is only one or two days old nurses cannot confirm gender Deserters sought by authorities. a couple with a basket reported near Union Station is suspected to have left the child at the porch An interurban trolley may have carried them away as night ended with no new leads
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Padane
St Joseph's Orphan Asylum
East Third Street
William Sandusky
Union Station
Bt. Joseph's
Orphan Avytum
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Roberta Smith
Sam Wales
Speng St
Walter Hilal
Taylor Hose Company
Alex Rogers
Wil | Rogers
Old City
Mise Murray
Eeanwareows
Lyman Wi
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the Ladies Furnishing
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