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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
5
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A string of brief notices records residents and guests around Union City and nearby areas. Rev H Sharpley calls on Union City. Bert Wilcox travels to Connecticut for a shore visit. Mr and Mrs George Thoman journey to Warren for a visit. Minn Harrint Bircholdt visits friends in Union City. Robert Desmond seeks health treatment in Union City. Mrs J F Tigneh returns from Franklin. Numerous other names include G S Wiest in Buffalo visiting Knowlton. Sidney Stuart on Ajax Tron Works business in Erie. Mr and Mrs Maddox head to Cambridge for bridge work. Mrs George Keefe and Mrs Relat of Warren travel to Brie and nearby points. Mrs W Ward returns home to Poamutvilly after hosting at Spring Street. Mrs G W Ding and Mrs J EB Grafts head to Conneaut Lake. Paulson visits Cleveland for a new Detroit-related position. Abe Goldstein and Spartanburg visitors pass through. Additional items note travel for races at Conneaut, attendance at local fairs, and various family visits in Erie, Conneaut Lake, and surrounding towns.
Mina Katherine Hopkins spends the day with friends in Meadville while Paul McGarry of Warren visits town for Wednesday. Mrs Crapser reports slight improvement. Mayme Farrall returns from Dunkirk after ten days. Alfred Nealy arrives from West Virginia to stay with Mrs John Calking. Mrs McLoughlin of Crown visits Frank Nash home before returning home. Continuous visitor notes list several local residents and their brief travels.
The Lyric presents Winning the Futurity With Walter Miller in four parts and The Man of it in two parts by the Bellanca Co tonight. The Futurity showcases two major races with dramatic race track atmosphere including burning stables and grandstands while Colin the elevated runner is branded the victor. The Man of it is billed as a high class western society play of the mountains.
United States Marines have been landed in Cap-Haitien and Port au Prince as conflict deepens in Haiti. The Eagle evacuated marines to Cape Haytian while the Washington placed 300 sailors offshore with guns trained on Port au Prince. Consul Livingston reported the situation to Washington as mobs threaten French interests. ms Blakeslee of Spartansburg witnessed a severe storm in her city.
Six officers remain for grand jury action as indictments allege manslaughter in the Eastland disaster deaths. Two inquiries opened: one by the United States Great Lakes Inspection Service and another by District Attorney Cline before a federal grand jury. An appeal to President Wilson sought a federal commission to probe Eastland history and ties between owners and the inspection service.
An important meeting of the Publicities Committee was called for this evening. Major T. Brown Nan delivered an exhaustive report on the conditions of the new passenger station with recommendations to be laid before the committee. The board will likely discuss the matter and refer it to the Director for approval. The by laws grant only recommending powers to the committee.
A social dance at the home of Migs Velma Manverr roy on East Wayne street featured Misses Kalle Kelm Leta Wentworth and Falma Manwarren hosting twenty friends. The comfortable room, elaborate luncheon at seven, and dancing through the evening made the event a lively, well attended gathering with twelve couples present until late.
Miss Loona Bentley entertained twelve young men and Lai Jom, high school classmates, yesterday at her grandparents Capt and Mrs D Bentley's East Main street home. The afternoon featured merriment, followed by a five act supper and a pleasant evening at 131 Fourth Avenue an ad for fifty White Leghorn bullets and black Minorcas and Lakenhellders.
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