Mrs Vincent Deemond to visit Fredonia this evening
Mrs Vincent Deemond will motor in Fredonia this evening for a visit. She will be accompanied home Sunday by Mrs Kate Gould. Milas LaVerne Johnson of Clynor was a visitor in the city today with Mrs Allan Spencer and daughter Mary Whzwbell went to Kane this morning for a visit with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Deemond
Fredonia
Kate Gould
Milas LaVerne Johnson
Clynor
Allan Spencer
Mary Whzwbell
Kane
Entertaining Local Visitors and travelers pick up and go
Personal mentions list numerous residents visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns and cities. Clara Pierce of Philadelphia arrives for an overnight with Mr and Mrs C Pierce and plans a Yellow Stone trip with friends before longer family visits. Several others depart for Mansfield Erie Williamsport and Youngstown while guests stay at homes on Main Street and in local cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Pierce
Philadelphia
C. Pierce
West Smith Street
Yellow Stone National Park
M. T. Flaherty
Paxburg
N. Dell Darling
Erie
Frank Wilcox
Murphy
Fragmented note on a crowded sports event scene
A garbled passage describes players and spectators at a game with odd phrases like pews and chairs. It mentions a boy asking his father about chairs with hip pockets and hints at observations of elites and a team named Hawks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mousehold
Tinto
Die
Hookwicks
Tie
Hawks
Lils
Erie Judge Rebukes Officers in Liquor Prosecution
Erie June 27 Judge Th Rossiter harshly assailed A J Renshaw and H C Wool head of the local prohibition office after they appeared to prosecute liquor law defendants. He questioned who signed the information and warned the officials to avoid future federal cases in his court. One defendant Aver Nemeth, 45, Ida W 12th street, pleaded guilty to permission and was fined $100 and paroled for six months. The case also mentions a business trip involving J W & A Pe Howard Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie County
Rossiter
Wordley
A. J. Renshiw
Lawrence Park
H.C. Wool
Prohibition Office
Ater
Lguor Law
Aver Ann Nemeth
Ida W. 12Th Street
Woods
Renshaw
Suil
Renshiwy
Mensha Svat
Liscourt
Oth
Rossiter Glen
Hiquar
Fey
Words Iid
Nemeth
Harald
Twenty fifth wedding anniversary celebrated in Spring Creek
Spring Creek June 27. Mr. and Mrs. G18 Burch celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with family visiting from Toledo and local relatives including Mrs. Lola Moore, Mrs. Butch, and others. Numerous friends and relatives traveled to join the celebration and share in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
G18
Burch
Butch
Mas Lola Moore
Mire Crawford Brundage
Stay Brick
Mason
Tpis Buellsey
Brie
Giles
Cant Donaldain
Mary Stielney
N. Tonowandla
N.Y
S. C Wendl
Allison Clough
Warren
Allison
Slough Farm
Spencen Thorpe
Lox Angeles
Russ Lena Jasin
Munday
Fe B.donaldson
Jobn Horton
Bitley
Wri Pri Flay
Glenard Taylor
Barry Hospital
Ininey Tripp
Amendliffe
Willoghby
Willis
O. H. Clarke
Corry
Ney
A. Jackman
Misyel Hueefett
Morothy Weate
N. ‘Tonawanda
Robernie Gillette
Mior
Charlotte Mackilveyy
Whily Morton
Irvington
L Hornard Portep
Clayton Daun
Spang Roshnele
Ghrries Milley Et Chery
Clem Miller
Campbell
Thuraday Evening Guests Honor Lhore 2ath Wedding
A refined evening marked by cards and honors for Franke Kaiserlin Mus John Horton Mrs Carl Donaldson and S D Harley. A midnight lunch followed. Out of town guests included Mrs Hany L Johnson Irvington Mr and Mrs S D Hagley Corry and Mrs John Horton Butler Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
R. G. Dawson
McKelvey Lmne
Florence Danton
Lily Hensy
Farnbove
Betty
Corry
Anna Crane
Charles Reynolds
Gerry
Artur Chapman
Bt. Campbell
Sanday
Bark Hasbrouck
Myrna
Rolland
Walley DeJean
Donald
Jive Hixson
Rita Ressler
Charles Reed
Local couple wed at Mayville NY in early 20th century ceremony
Miss Opal Frances Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar C Miller of Branklin street and Samuel Bowman Stultz son of Mrs Hisie Stultz of Lovells were married today in Mayville New York by Rev A Lynn Pardee pastor of First Methodist. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Gerald Miller. The bride wore blue crepe with white accessories and the couple left for a week long motor trip through Canada and the Great Lakes. Miss Miller is a Corry High School graduate class of 1926 and has worked at Corry Jamestown Manufacturing for three years. The groom is the son of the late Mark Stultz and a well known local man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha McCray
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Erwin McCray
George Orcutt
Hornell
New York City
Rotterdam
Orcutt
Holland
Germany
Italy
France
Austria
England
Gene Burch
Tolgo
Lottie
Gertrude Moore
Spring Greek
Mes
Ed Whitaker
War Mann
C. Pier
Youngstown
June Hayward
Niagahit Fils
Carry
Dorothy Huskins
Ray Sweeney
Struthers, O
Percy ‘la Paze
Jane O'Brien
M. J. McMahon
Oil City
Hazel B. Anoney
X St'vet Advent Christian Church
American Sunday School Union
Ast
Roy L. Skinner
Gerald
Sirs
Homey Fleming
Akron
Opal Frances Miller
Oscar C. Miller
Branklin Street
Samuel Bowman Stultz
Hisie Stultz
Lovells
Mayville
A. Lynn Pardee
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Gerald Miller
Canada
Great Lakes
Miller
Corry
Claus
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Mark Stultz
City and county powers merged in Baltimore and St Louis
Independent cities Baltimore and St Louis blend city and county functions while Washington equals the federal district of Columbia. The laws of Baltimore St Louis do not include their counties and Washington is coextensive with the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
St. Louis
Washington
Cill County
Federal District of Columbia
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Airs Ptt
Grand 'S Geo
Bancroft
RIN Tin Tin
Senator Reed
Hoover
Piersburgh
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Enfire
Reed
Lewis Leezer
Swockdale
Curine
Bre
B. H. Alexander
Ashtabula
Frank Tilton
Cleveland
Jane
Charles Rose
Inez Johnson
Othel Mathews
Union City
Nlorice Huntley
Lowise Berchant
Getmomowoe
Wis
MD. Bertram
Main Street
C. B. Whiteley
Chautaujin
Dorothy Whiteley
Whiteley
Hick Home
Ersonal Finance
Beneficial Loan Society
South Center ST
E. L. Campbell
H. M. Reich CO
Ray
Orry
R. E. Palmer
Citizens National
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