Local Social Notes From Clymer Jamestown and Albany
Personal mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Milon Brown visiting relatives in Clymer. Miss Sara McInnes stayed with friends in Jamestown overnight. Miss Nina Dougherty of this city will teach in New England this year after previously giving violin lessons locally. James Neal of Buffalo was a guest of friends here. Dr J A Mead left to attend his brother C W Mead's funeral in Albany New York. Rev Father George B Kranz of St Elisabeths Church departed for the Adirondack Mountains for a week or ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milon Brown
Clymer
Sara McInnes
Jamestown
Nina Dougherty
New England
Dougherty
James Neal
Buffalo
J. A. Mead
C. W. Mead
Albany
George B. Kranz
St. Elisabeth’s Church
Adirondack Mountains
Local residents among visitors and departures in Corry
Hoy Schasffer visits his mother on West Pleasant street for a few days. C P Judd of Brie and Mrs H B Whittlesey's guest returns home. George McDonald rural carrier heads to Brie to visit friends. C P Judge returns to Erie after city visit. George Sullinger travels to Buffalo Boston and New York for a visit. F L Stickney Buffalo official surveys local post office cler k. Pat Sidenstricker, fur expert, departs for Chicago. W A McKay Erie railroad agent and Bucktail Regiment veteran visits Corry. Anna Knowlton of Jamestown James town organist visits relatives. praised musician with Warren Jamestown connections. Ray George A Sutton leaves for New York to begin clergy studies. wife and children stay with Lamont Steen. Carl Winger visits mother. resigns post at Morganza and heads to Chicago University law. Jos J Desmond returns from New York business trip. Horton Davis heads to Erie to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy Schasffer
West Pleasant Street
C. P. Judd
Brie
H. BE. Whittlessy
George McDonald
Corry
C. P. Judge
Erie
George Sullinger
Buffalo
Boston
New York
F. L. Stickney
Railway Mail Service
Pat Siidenstricker
Chicago
W. A. McKay
Erie Railroad
Utica
Washington
Ray
George A. Sutton
Presbyterian Church
Kane
Law Department
Chicago University
Winger
Corry, High School
Jos. J. Desmond
Horton Davis
Will Raise Squabs for the Market
G W Sullinger resigns from Raymond Manufacturing and plans Corry Squab Farm in Spring Street rear lofts. Construction to start soon with hundreds of birds this fall, expanding to thousands of pairs. He travels to Boston and New York for inspections, returning in about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Sullinger
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Aimie
Corry
Mr. Sul- Inger
Spring Street
Sul- Inger
Boston
New York
Mrs Howard Dies After Long Illness At East Irving Home
Mrs A M Howard died last evening about eight o'clock at her East Irving street residence after a long illness. Born in 1848 at Wetfield she came to this city many years ago. Survived by husband Wesley Howard and daughter Mrs Oscar Frits and son, plus brothers Renny Falconer of Columbus and Harry Falconer of Spokane. Funeral Sunday at 2 20 from the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Howard
East Irving Street
Renny Falconer
Columbus
Harry Falconer
Spokane
Washington
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Harden
N. Cohen & Sons
Jin Both
Library
Irene Fenwick
Owen Davis
Miss Fenwick
Marcus Loew
B. S. Moss
Circuits
Shea
Hippodrome
the Strand
Candler Theater
N. Y.city
The
First National Bank
Mio
Anna Knowlton
First Presbyterian Church
Warren
Miso Knowlton
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