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Many visitors and residents marked the Fourth in Corry
A parade of people from nearby towns and cities filled Corry as Miss Ruth Frank of Wine spent the holiday with her mother on Mott Street. Numerous visits included Mr and Mrs LeRoy Field in Ripley and Mrs Ralph Elmer, Miss Helen Laffay returning to Erie, and Miss Charlotte Elliott of Mayville visiting Philadelphia. Several locals traveled to Buffalo, Erie, Meadville, and New York City while relatives gathered in Corry for celebrations.
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Ruth Frank
Wine
City
Mott Street
LeRoy Field
Ripley
Ralph Elmer
Helen Laffay
A. E. King
Erie
Charlotte Elliott
Mayville
N.Y
Philadelphia
Willian Bljlott
Alice Phcips
Andover
Tuttle
Marjorie
Mary Whaley
Brookville
Monroe
Arthur Schopner
Buffalo
Marshat J
Austin
Pittsburgh
Brie
Witer
Shaughnesse
Phila Uolptia
William Fines
Firestone Robbery Company
Alston
Ohio
Ely
Hines
Gorty
Frank Bliss
Tun W. Downey
Trin Kill
Thomas Dowhey
Fifth Street
Miss Hi Meriter
Union City
Trin
Fitehac
Ralph McCord
Nort Mast
LC. Barnes
Old Pity
Wilma Rich
Tittsville
Tt. G. Bates
Yemeria
Titusville
Aus B. Dempsey
W. H. Carson
St Marys
Parle Street
Dorothy Paine
Chicago
Eric Paine
Mary Alice Pettingill
Eric
Carl Edwards Ans
Pinchey Lake
A. J. Studd
Louise
Philadelphi
Broffier
George Studd
Lloyd Meerdink
Conneaut
Duke
Walter Aaron
Meadville
Michael Malone, Jr
Detroit
Michael Malone
Mary Malone
Aron
Morrow
Miss Simpson
New York City
Paris
Corry
U. S. Navy
Besson
George M. Kinney
Harrisburg
Lou Filiott
Elty
C. F. Rogers
Corry Hospital
FH. J. Wright
Mra. Wright
W. A. Johns
South Center Street
Harold Patterson
Qert
Sumner Bentley
East South Street
Patterson
Carre Price
Sherman
Berchtold
J. D. Ward
Clinton McLean
Huffalo