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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1919
Page
4
Numerous names and places weave through a lively notes page as residents revisit homecomings from Wells College and Centerville, travelers return from Texas and Canada, and relatives visit North Center street. Several families and individuals are listed with brief updates on outings, visits, and recent moves.
Steiry Keppel visited in Birip and Harrison Kopple paid a social visit in Erie today. Mr. and Mrs. A Mosq returned home from an evening in Brive. Young spent Sunday with friends in Warren. Hwiey Kuanody was a notable visitor from Buffalo yesterday. Phil Hopkins of Buffalo spent the day with friends in the city. Mr. and Mrs. W.S. Sponcer hosted a Sunday visit from Jamestown. Miss George Carey returned to Erie this morning after a weekend in Hore. Mr. Sual Mea and Warting have referred to Eric to move their home. Miss Aura Paythian arrived from Buffalo to spend Sunday with relatives. Abody Wetransis and Miss Morle Francia were guests at Barnes home. Corporal Vravk Varry, home from a wartime duty, expects to return tonight to Camp Mead. Mrs. H.C. Kramer and daughter Dorothy were visitors in the city for a short trip yesterday. Mrs. Margaroth Clerk returned from Conneubville after news of her mother’s death. Junior H. Stnpert, Mrs.shor McMahon and daughters Kathrine and Anna Bello of Youngstown were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCubo. Emma Cook, recently widowed, returned to Brifr where she is involved in drawing. Mrs. Milan Brown and daughter loPh traveled to New York on business. The Canoral Goethals, previously ill, showed improvement and sat up briefly. Mrs. G. L. Boynott reported the death of her husband H. Ervin, who collapsed after a neighbor’s accident.
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