Local residents and visitors share Erie day trips
A long list of named individuals from Erie and surrounding towns visitations and returns mark a festive holiday period. Many travel to Philadelphia Meadvill e Johnsonburg and Edinboro while others resume studies at state colleges and normal schools.
Local residents depart on visits and returns after holidays
Several residents leave for travels and study trips with parents and friends. Miss Plorence Barry departs for Cleveland after a visit with her mother, while Miss Ruth Wood heads to Meadville to resume Allegheny College studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Columbus
Meadville
Steven Conley
Warren
Philip Young
Johnsonburg
Mina Terry
Erie
James A. Condra
Hugh O'lare
Titusville
W. C. Hodges
Clymer
Howard McCrayeft
State College
C. I. McCray
Robert Simmnallan
Helen Stranahan
Union City
Heath
Concord Street
Taabel Rivkes
Cleveland
Wits
Paul Gretzler
J. A. Vogele
Pearl Thompson
Marshal Hathway
Marguerite Rathbun
Sharon
Joseph Osborneeft
Wright Street
Ruth Dahlstrand
J. D. Dahlstrand
Edinboro Normal School
Helen Lairyon
Kane
Marguerite Cass
Batt Main Watred
Loretta Songer
Grace Songer
Siegle
Jas. Castello
Almon Klump
Pauline
Ashtabula
D. J. Smith
Audrey Mert
Barbarat Young
Mist Morence Rice
Gladys Gkinner
Georgia Waggoner
Ruth Tillotyon
Indiana
Dorothy Williams
Luca Dodd
Annie Kelly
Mary
Katherine Buck
Foster Cass
Arum
Ruth Meywang
Richard Gesham
Richard Graham
St. Vincent's Hospital
Howard Crandall
Buffalo
Louis
Monroe
Fredonia
N.Y
Abe
Plorence Barry
Ann Smith
Mabel ‘Taylor
Eric Pettingill
Clifford Sandburg
Chicago
City
Henry Pettitsill
Connra O'Hare
Rex Williams
Lynn Colvin
John Orn
Dunkirk
Marion Johnson
Irvington
R. E. Bowles
Marguerite Lord
Ola Young
North Tonswanda
Ruth Wood
Allegheny College
H. B. Wood
Vinestreet
Martha White
Opal Allen
M. J. Kinney
Hier Homie
Joseph Burkhardt
West Irving Street
Ester Cozad
Mayville
Henrietta Fisher
Gertrude Monroe
Niagara Walls
Glen Klinger
Mulderick
Brocton
Ruth Barker
Swarthmore College
G. G.barker
North Center Street
Do They Turn It Off At Niagara Falls
A mute girl from Indianapolis, visiting Niagara Falls with two older sisters, watched the water pour over the American side and asked if it is turned off at night. She may have compared it to the Indiana Soldiers and Sailors' monument water features in Indianapolis that are shut off late each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil
Indianapolis
Niagara Falls
Indiana Soldiers and Sailors’ Monument
Thollanepolis
Indianapolly
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