Personal Mentions from The Warren Journal
Irvin g Sample spends the day at Trio. Mrs Peter Nevilu of Buffalo visits the city called by her father Harrington of Elgin. Chirlun B. Place of Philadelphia arrived with his brother D Place and other relatives. Mrs J H Harwood of Corry called to Chautauqua for her mother J M Crippen. G W Wentworth of Sherman guest of relatives. Archie Allen ill with a severe cold on Muclid Street. J Dodamer and daughter Stelia of Oak Street head to Jerry for a few days with relatives. Roy Depfor the violinist observed at the Warr-en Wasmat depot with a Baptist delegation. G Pred Muddocs to Saskatchewan with his father. Mrs T J Foley of Warren accompanied her sons U and W Winns to Corry for music at Mrs Foley's mother Jno McMuton. D Frank Barr of Titusville visited. FE Ford of Union City a Corry visitor. G T Kincaid professional visitor at Kane. Miss Anna Keefe returns to Erie after visiting. W A Billey of Wesleyville returns home. Mrs F J Baeder of Corry leaves for Beatty to rejoin studies at St Vincents College. Miss Thor Alexander of Kansas City arrived and visits grandmother Miss Olive Puller. Miss Agnes Manatfey of Plano School open for Warren Conservatory methods registration with Mise Mahalfy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Sample
Trio
Peter Nevilu
Buffalo
Mrr. Harrington
Elgin
Chirlun B. Place
Philadelphia
D. Place
J. H. Harwood
Corry
J. M. Crippen
G. W. Wentworth
Sherman
Archie Allen
Muclid Street
Harry Maddocks
J. A. Maddocks
G. Pred Muddocks
Mr. Muddocks
Lenpaute
Saskatchewan
Can
T. J. Foley
Warren
TJ. and
W. Winns
D. Frank Barr
Titusville
FE. Ford
Union City
G. T. Kincaid
Kane
Anna Keefe
Erie
W. A. Billey
Wesleyvile
M. Bonnell
F. J. Baeder
Jett
A. Hi. Pewey
North Mouroa
Tiunyike
Thor Alexander
Kansas City
City
Olive Puller
East Smith
Agnes Manatfey
Plano School
Warren Conservatory
Mise Mahalfy
Corner Spring
Fairview Miroets
Price of Folly at Amawel Theatre with Helen Ware
Helen Ware stars in The Price a sensational stage success by Gov Broadhurst. She portrays intense emotional types with powerful pantomime. Matinee 3 p.m. Evening 7 10 p.m. Monday show noted. Burkhardt back from eastern business trip. Mrs Van Tassella visiting Pittsburgh relatives. Corry residents visiting Lake Erie friends. Meadville trip of school faculty and students ends with weekend at Miss Kelsay’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ware
Gov. Broadhursts
al Aétroma
Anna Jeffries
Mot Brooke
Miljiond
Leon van ‘Tassella
Pittsburgh
Sd, Vaneppa
Mra. Price
Hear Lake
Meadville
Zella York
Mario Francis
Kelsay
Corry visitors and hospital report from Franklin News
Corry residents enjoy visits from relatives and friends including C Lamont Hall visiting Mrs J Prank in Franklin News and William Haas now superintendent at Bellefonte’s hatchery visiting Corry. Mrs Melvin Shambaugh underwent a major operation at Corry Hospital performed by Dr G E Hennett with a later hospital update indicating satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Lamont Hall
Corry
Charles J. Prankin
Franklin News
William Haas
Bellefonte
Edmund Rhodes
Mittason
Erie
Sam Farmer
Miss Vorsky
Anderson
Clarendon
Melvin Shambaugh
Corry Hospital
G. E. Hennett
Price Viligriph and Exit Storey in Lyre Night Routines
A fragment mentions Price Viligriph, Exit Storey, and Antonio Moreno presenting six acts. The text is incomplete but indicates a Wednesday night routine or performance themed around Lyre with a global or fictional setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exit Storey
Antonio Moreno
City Market Ad Promises Quality Meats and Groceries
A local notice proclaims they do not advertise cheap meats and will not buy them. It touts home cured and dried beef, non smoked goods, sausages, butter, eggs, cheese, and fresh lard. Highlights include Columbus Brand Oleomargarine and free delivery with trade marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Oleomar
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Warren National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of the United States
Jon
Burkhardt
Christmas Savings Society
Citizens National Bank
U. S
J. J. Desmond
G.H. Barlow
L.west
Bi. W. Parker
N. Cohen & Sons
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