Personal Mentions From Corry Gather Weekend Visitors
Union City friends visit as Mary Wilcox guests and many locals travel to and from Corry for visits and family occasions. Names include B B Love, Roberta Bou, Fred Fike, Mra Riley and daughter Gertrude, Mina Binney, Dr W D Homne, Edward Roos funeral, S W Brown and Lucille, Earl Brown, J C Courneen, John, O W Goodwill, Muzzy of Worton, J Kennedy, Dave Peterson, Mrs Carlyle Noblit, Myrtle Fuller, Kathrine Stone, Gladys Maddockstort, Coffey, Mrs Ay Sindoas and Victor, Carl and Hunter Pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mim
Mary Wilcox
Gust
Union City Friends
Adsph Hamlin
Spring Creek
Jack Wall
Hele
Atter Vial
B. B. Love
Corry Top Company
Cambridge
Mra
Bou Roberta
Fred Fike
Vna Tor
M. Riley
Gertridé
Warren
Ater
Corry
Mina Ft. Binney
Silver Croek
W. d. Homne
Willinaport
Edward Roos
Philadelphia
Mr. and Stra
W. Brown
Lucille and
Earl Brown
Chicago
Buffalo
Corry Trionls
Mraff
J. Kennedy
Iemeh
RueNe
Dave Peterwon
Union Chy
Mra Carlyle Noblit
Brockwayville
Rulativen
Mea. H
Williama End Son
Mia Gladys Maddockstort
Lancaster
Woodmen Memorial Day Observance Planned in City
Charley Kinley reports plans for Woodmen Camp No. 15 and Woodmen Ladies Circle to hold Memorial Day events Sunday afternoon. A 2 PM march from Traction Building to Pine Grave Cemetery includes a memorial address by Mr. Soper and flower placement at graves. Several local members and families noted travel and preparations for the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
Tly City
Woodman's Ladies Circle
Jaway
Pine Grave Cemetery
Mr. Soper
Focal
T. 4
Pond A.B. Pettit
H.R. Donaldson
Spring Creek
This Is Last Nite At Lyre two funny Keystone comeiies
A fragment notes a comedy show at Lyre two with Keystone acts and others, describing a lively, humorous scene. It hints at a final performance and a celebratory atmosphere, mentioning a large audience and varied entertainers.
Program for &LKS Flag Day
The program for the exercises to be given at the Bike Club Monday was completed in the afternoon and will be as follows. Over ture Caled of Baghdad High School Orchestra Music Star Spangled Banner Orchestra introduction Exerci des Foxhull letter and Officers Prayer Chaplain Music Bohemian Girl Orchestra Mag Ment Exalted Ruler After Service acquire and Officers Song Mild Lang Nine Officers and Members Elka Tribute to the Pise P i H W Wakely Morgardgy Music Old Glory Orchestra relation Whispering BYi P B R N Dell Darting Patriotic Address Major Isaac B Brown Song America Audience to Join The High School Orchestra members Tacob Lavy Aral ine Drought Dorothy Waller Eva Walther Ruth Smith Louis Storer Elwyn Alverson Harry Marlin Wika quartet to assist in the numbers. Delegates at Chicago tune 12 Convention of the National Hardwood Lumber swhutton declared that substitutes for rifles would be found if needed. War materials and preserved fruit for the trenches discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aagdad
Foxul Bad Lettor
Officera
Elka
W. Wakely Morgaridgy
P.B
R. N
Dell Darting
Isaac B. Brown
Amertcu
Sunday Dinners at Home Restaurant Menu
A dated menu lists chicken soup with noodles, toast, roast veal with dressing, chicken with monts, mashed potatoes, boiled potatoes, succotash, cabbage salad, strawberry shortcake, pies, peach dessert, and lemon vanitin tea. Price shown as twenty five cents.
Spring Creek Party Celebrates Birthday Surprise
A Spring Creek crowd held a late evening gathering at Letoma Road 8 D Hartley with around fifty guests and neighbors. They awakened Henry Holtin on North Center Street, then enjoyed rooms, fencing, cards, refreshments, and music from Matteson Jewel Baker Tudbs. The host’s mother Mrs Monsiah Allis and Mrs Charla Springstead marked the occasion in high spirits. Out-of-town guests A Ty Miteson and William Burch joined, departing late with best wishes for the celebrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Letoma
D. Hartley
Henry Holtin
North Center Street
Ute Henty
Aehvid
Mtosers
Matteson
Jewel
Baker
Mather
Monsiah Allis
Charla Springstead
Beth
A. Ty. Mtteson
William Burch
Hollis Saring
American youth held for ransom in Mexican border case
A brief from El Paso reports American youths George Marz and Samuel Finkenstein, held under guard in Juarez and Chihuahua, with a $5,000 ransom demand. Relatives fear for their safety as consular officials seek assurances Villa authorities will intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Howards
Wrandson Villa
George Marz
Paso
Samual Finkenstein
Rochester
Juarez
Neely
Chibuahua
Geall
Mexico
Valmer
Coll
Gordon
Chihuahua
Amuphio
Huchite
Minorlall
Edwards
Villa
Mare
Pinkelstetts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lished
Mire
J. Cotirnoen
OM Bity
John
Tila City
W. Goodwill
Tutmsyitts
Muzzy
Wortron
Corry Erlonda
Mise Coffey
Buffalo Ceater
Ay Sindoas
Gon Vietor
M. B. Weisser
W. Main St
Charley Kinley
Buttato
Woodmen’s Memorial
Fraternity
Ladies Circle
D. L. Benckert
Jackson
Blvene Hart
Cuher
Kig
New York
Jub Nawton
Arthur Ragon
Mitle
Bhidy Side
Prndley Lake
Anond & Wo
Common V. P
R. C
H. Clark & Son CO
The
Elks Club
United States
Ministry of War
Apple
Society
N. Cohen & Sons
Wiger & Williams
Edward's
Fitch's
Dunken's
N. B.C
Dhese
Cen
Chase & Sanborn
Dewitt Jackson
9Th St
Erie
Main St. Corry
Bell Phone
N. Dougherty
Concord St
A. E. Pettit
Bell
Onion
Lynn Knepp
First Avenue
W. J. Flaherty
Park Place
Joan of Arc
John Adams
Havana
Arcade
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