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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1922
Page
3
Philip Young visits today and many residents travel to Erie Jamestown Union City Sherman and Titusville to spend days with relatives and friends. Notables include Mrs Murda Kaiser Mrs L P Anderton Miss Margaret McMahon Miss Zella Carrail and Mr Lena Vail among others visiting kin or attending local events.
Mrs P Judd of Bria ie inviting Mrs H B Whittlesey on West Church Street. Mr and Mrs D Le Dewey, Mt CA Trantum and daughter Mary Allee of North Carolina leave for Jamestown to spend the day. Miss May Kolton of Chautauqua and Mrs Smith of Jamestown motored from Jamestown to visit Mrs Rosina Kolton. Mrs EH Roger on Park Street entertains her father John W Young of Olean and brothers Earl of Olean and Dr A L Young of Franklin for a few days. Frank ODay and Chester Shust went to Union City on business. CG B Fitch of Jacksonville Fla left for home last evening. Mrs Fitch and daughter Virginia remain until September. Mr and Mrs G T Heard of Medina and Dr and Mrs S W Heard of Lockport are visiting their brother Jay S Heard of Grand Street. Mrs Chas Ayer of 16 East Congress Street leaves for Cuyahoga Falls Ohio for a few days. Mrs Theo Ryan, former guest of Miss Montague on N Center Street, returns to Pair View Pa this afternoon. Tobias Fowler of 102 First Avenue goes to Kane to spend two weeks with Mr J Smith. Miss Ida Hurd and Mrs Chas Edwards leave for Rixford to visit sister Mrs H Porter. Brown, Mrs D P Carrier and J J Hall leave for Butler to visit friends for a few days. Mrs Bartholomew returns to Union City from Johnsonburg Pa. C F Sill of Union City, recently in the city with sister Mrs Merl Miller on Washington Street, leaves for Johnsonburg, Pa.
Forty scouts plus leaders gathered at the Willows starting from the Post Office. A campfire torch, weiner roast, cracker eating, candle relay and hog tie contests followed by stories from Dr. Wood and Scout Master Houghton. Return trip left late. another hike planned next Wednesday at 6 30 with new games and ghost stories promised.
We express our heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for their assistance and sympathy. Thank you for the many beautiful floral offerings during our bereavement in the sickness and death of our beloved husband and father, Mia, John Unsen and Children.
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