Illness News and Local Visits Highlight Corry Report
Mrs. Sam Jacobson lies critically ill at home on West Congress Street with specialist Dr. Barach of Pittsburgh due this evening. Visitors include Jack Rogers in Mayville to see Aunt Mrs. Elliott, Miss Lillian O Day in Meadville, Michael Salone to Warren, Mrs T M Smithy with niece Mrs. Burr on West Frederick Street, and Charles Legters of Clymer visiting town. Ars O PL Moyer of Lakewood N Y arrived for their nephew W G Moyer and family on East South Street. Mrs Pred Rhceberg returns to Clymer after visiting daughter Mrs John Rick ly and her husband, a patient at Corry Hospital.
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Sam Jacobson
West Congress Street
Dr. Barach
Pittsburgh
Jack Rogers
Mayville
Elliott
Lillian O'Day
Meadville
Michael Salone
Warren
TM. Smithy
Burr
West Prederick Street
Washington
John Rickly
Corry, Hospital
Big Jim O'Leary Described as Prince of Gamblers
United Press reports from Chicago on January 28 that James O Leary known as the Prince of Gamblers wagers on almost anything from prize fights and horse races to baseball games weather and presidential elections He is portrayed as a man who would bet on anything and travels from court to coast in pursuit of odds.
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United Press Mimcago
Big Jim O'Leary
Prince of
Des. O'Leary
Ayoint
Local residents attend visits and travel for family and business
Attorney J. Osborne traveled to War ren for a one day business visit. Mrs G Lee of Union City visited relatives in Warren today. Miss Maude Logan returned home from a visit with her cousin Mrs Nelson. Poster returned from Kane after a business trip. Whittlesey and Knowlton left for Nay trond Pa for Robert Heerlein funeral. Seth Hard entered Jamestown Business College. Ott and Haight traveled to Meadville for Rogers Structural Steel Co. Mrs Walraven and Mrs Roelofs planned a short Erie visit. Mrs Hotcomb went to Columbus to see her father. Kitchen family returned to Townville after a visit with Harold Lewis family. Milo Brown came home from Lawrenceville with William Murray Jr., who entered Lawrenceville School. Emma Allinson left for Titusville to visit her sister. Mary and Theresa Masterson visited Oil City and will stay with friends. Loveland was a Erie business visitor. J Rogers and son Ramsey visited Mayville. Ann Moffitt and Mary and Lawrence Hock returned to Meadville. Beck families and E Olesen of Erie were in town for Christian Aistrmp’s death. Jolly Twenty Club hosted a dinner and games at Mrs Henry Bennett’s home. Arthur Fuller returned to City after visiting Maude Keefe. Miss Downs returned to Pittsburgh from Meadville. J J Desmond returned from Washington, DC for business. Captain and Mrs A West of Franklin arrive to speak at Salvation Army. Inez Johnson and Ethel Mathews went to Cleveland for weekend. Mrs William Sandusky visited her sister. J J Slattery returned home to end of day. Merker, Dimick, Deyo, Pierce and Dunkle visited Erie briefly.
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J. @. Osborne
Warren
G. Lee
Union City
Maude’ Logan
Mrs. Nelson
Poster
Asternoon
Kane
YE. Whittlesey
G. W. Knowlton
Naytrond Pa
Robert Heerlein
Seth Hard
F. L. Weeks
Jamestown
Jamestown Business College
R A. Ott
Earl Haight
Meadville
Rogers Structural Steel Co
J. E. Walraven
K. Edwin Roelofs
Erie
F. A. Hotcomb
Columbus
Christenson
L. S. Kitchen
Townville
Harold Lewis
Milo Brown
Lawrenceville
N. J
William ©. Murray, Jr
Emma Allinson
Titusville
Frank DeMott
Mary
Theresa Masterson
Oil Cuy
P. A. Loveland
J. S. Rogers
Ramsey
Elisabeth
Mayville
Elliott
Ann Moffitt
Mary Hock
Lawrence Hock
William Pitts
M. Beck
C Beck
E. Olesen
Christian
Christian Aistrmp
Henry Bennett
Washington Street
Jolly Twenty Club
Pred Hail
Martin Zickendrath
Charles Marsh
Arthur Fuller
City
Maude Keefe
Mary Downs
Catherine Downs
Pittsburgh
J. J. Desmond
Washington, D.C
A. West
Franklin
Salvation Army
Inez Ofhnson
Ethel Mathews
Cleveland
William Sandusky
Ev Hin
Bils
J. J. Slattery
Ene
B. A. Merker
E. L. Dimick
C.H. Deyo
W. H. Pierce
G. W. Dunkle
Priest survives church fire at St Francis de Sales
In Chicago on January 23 a fire destroyed St Francis de Sales Catholic Church. Rev. J P Swertit was saved from death when he attempted to save valuable altar equipment. The aged priest was overcome by smoke as he reached the chancel.
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Omicago
J P. Swertit
St. Francis de Sales Catholic
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