Local residents travel and visitors depart for various cities
irs L J Covell and daughter Lulu left for Rochester after visiting Columbus and Corry. Mildred McCray of Apollo Pa was called home due to her father Homer A McCray’s critical illness. Mrs Frank Miller and children visit Meadville over Sunday. P J Friesman plans a Buffalo Niagara Falls trip with Gordon Geass family. Lillian Hall returns to Meadville from here. Homer Fleming and family return to Warren after holidays. Martha and Blaine Chapman and Reginald Smith of Union City attended a Masonic party in Corry. Margaret Fitzgerald of Rene visits Leona Reed East Congress Street. Joseph Sullivan and son Lyle arrived from New York City on business in Corry yesterday. Elmer Archer family and Hubert Kerr visit Coty. Jacob Haller of Jamestown, who spent days here with M E Morton, goes home. Annette Titus returns from Erie after a fraternity dance at Hotel Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
L. J. Covell
Lulu Covell
Vis
Rochester
N. Y
Columbus
Corry
Mildred McCray
Apollo
Homer A. McCray
Frank Miller
Meadville
P. J. Friesman
Buffalo
Niagary Falls
Martha and
Blaine Chapman
Reginald Smith
Union City
Masonic Temple
Margaret Fitzgerald
Rene
Leona , Reed
East Congress
Joseph Sillivan
Lyle
New York City
Elmer Archer
Paul
Hubert Kerr
Coty
Titusville
Jacob Haller
Jamestown
M E. B. Morton
Annette Titus
Erie
Liwwrence
Jane Mulheren
Mary Ressler
Costello Ressler
Margaret Blair
Margaret Clark
Mercyhurst College
Byle
Colletta Bennett
Philadelphia
Woman's Medical College
Holly
Rast Smith Street
Merrill Patterson
OU Simmons
Robert Wilcox
Denison University
Granville
Ethel Klinger
Marjorie Sullivan
A. S. Boag
John Healy
Famiily
Lewistown
Pred Henry
Evelyn Allen
Bradford
Virginia Botsford
Helen G. Smith
Bertha Marsh
Angelina
Delia Allen
Birwin Turner
Helen Botsford
Virginia
James Negills
Firemen’s Association
Harry Morton
Donne
Dorotha Williams
Clarence Wetteroy
Emily
Fifth Avenue
S. Jadestrom
Kuno
Algory Chase
Jean Weber
Garlyle Weber
Olean
Byron A. West
Anne Green
LR. Monroe
Camtridge Springs
Thomas Green
William Rogers
Washington, D. C
Hartisburg
1St Smith Street
Spartansburg
Thelma O'Neil
New Haven
Boston
Washington
New York
Gorge Creuth
Hornell
el Ames
Hanover
N. H
Ell
Clarks School
George
Dartmouth
George Downey
Richard Paulson
University of Detroit
Canada
Detroit
H. L. Lindergreen
Mass
B.D. MacKenzie
Conward Street
Max Harvey
Franls Cramer
Pittsburgh
Neva Johnson
Binghamton
Dy. Tucker
Clarendon
W. Va
Harvey
Iilis Harvey
Phlp Zalaneck
Cleveland
Dillion Ziznects
Herman Rubin
Lucile Barnes
Personal mentions show students resuming studies after holidays
Numerous local residents and visitors prepare to return to schools and colleges after holiday visits. Miss Colletta Bennett heads to Philadelphia for Woman's Medical College, while Merrill Patterson and friends leave for Denison University. Local families hosted guests from Jamestown, Union City, Bradford, and beyond, with several heading to Cleveland, Detroit, and Meadville for further studies or travel.
Dairymen Hear Marsh Report On Market And Quality
Histelet Director Hf. 1H. Marsh of Waterford gave a detailed talk at the Dairymen's League meeting in Wattsburg about Buffalo and New York City market conditions and producer distributor compromises. He urged careful handling and rapid cooling to improve winter and summer quality. The event featured Wattsburg and Greenfield hosts, local entertainment, a bountiful noon meal, and plans for an upcoming industrial meeting with H. Rathburn as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Histelet
Marsh
Waterford
Dairymen's League
Wattsburg
Presbyterian Church
Greenfield
Buffalo
New York City
H. Rathburn
Jasper Drake
Jank Stranigan
C. Jay Follett
Boyd Spencer
North East Low
World War Hero General Gerald Pais Dies Abroad
General Gerald Pais, a renowned World War figure and colonial administrator, died abroad at his home today aged 88. He rose to fame in military missions, losing his right arm as a 22-year-old second lieutenant in the 1870 war before serving in colonies and allied neutrality efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adminieatratie Fund
United Proav
Paris
Gerald Pais
Pau
Froesch-willer
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REX Theatre Today
Y. E. Phillips
E.E. Guignon
Sylvania Electric
C.E. Doane
West Main St
H. H. Marsh
Dairymen’s League
Silly Ones
Mays
United States
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City, Fe
Éhristmas Ciub
Citizens National
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