Personal mentions drift through Corry city social scene
A long list of residents and visitors to Corry fills the city’s social page. Names include A Lekmith returning from Chicago, Mlyy Maxo Kypler visiting from Chicago, and GMint Howler of Corky in Jamestown as a guest of a sister. Others attend weddings, anniversaries, or brief visits, with numerous notes on homes rented, possesion dates, and short travels to Warren Kane Union City Titusville and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lekmith
Chicago
Mlyy Maxo Kypler
Gorry
Mino Koper
Cory
Volnity
Gmint Howler
Corky Ju
Jamestown
Hie Wicter
Try
Hile- Worth
Mog
Archin Bell
Jamerown Journal
Whittlesey Whatx
C. Holden
Corry Boy Married In Illinois to Marion Brown
Word was received this morning of the marriage of Clyde Heathson of Park Place to Miss Marion Brown of Monmouth Illinois. The wedding took place at the home of the bride Monday October 2. The couple will make their home here after arriving within ten days. Heath is a well known Corry boy, a Gerry High School graduate and a former student at Allegheny College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Heathson
Park Pop Street
Marion Brown
Monmouth
Heath
Gerry Hich
Allegheny College
Walla Girl Offers Eye to War-Scarred Soldier Letter Thrown Aside
A young Walla girl writes Dr Rochon Divignooud offering to donate an eye to a wounded war veteran with impaired sight. She writes of believing there is a one in a million chance of mercy and expresses willingness to sacrifice her own eye to aid her countryman, stating she would feel obliged if accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Walla
Rochon Divignooud
Franoy
Early Church Wedding This Morning
Miss Anni Mead daughter of Mrs Mead of this city married Mr. Joly Graham of Franklin in a morning ceremony at St Thomas Church Reverend Perry officiated. Attendants included Theresa Mead. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at Mrs Mead’s home on Hust Wayne Street. The couple left by automobile for Rochester and Cleveland and will reside in Franklin after October 15 with many relatives present from other cities. The bride formerly worked for the Telephone Company in this city and the groom is a young Franklin businessman. Guests from out of town included Mr Graham of Brin Mrs Yorke of Ol Guty Mrs Metuhe of Wro Mrs Graham and daughters Margeret Anne Mayra of Titusville and Mr Hugh Graham of Titusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anni Mead
Mead
Jolyraham
Pranklin
O'Cloek
Wayne Street
Buttaly
Rochester
Cleveland
Franklin Attar Gotobar
M. Mead
Chistes Graham
Brin
Maward Yorke
Ol Guty
A. A. Metuhe
Wro
Graham
Margiret
Anne
Wi Mayra
Tuvsville
Hugh Graham
Titusville
Miss Jourdet Heads to New York for Study
Sixteen friends gathered at Motstrest to bid Miss Jourdet farewell as she departs for New York. She will study under Mrs. Shelton for the coming year, aiming to advance in opera with Shelton’s guidance helping rising stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jourdet
New York
Russ Bondella Jourdet
Mrs. Mary
Patterson Shelton
Misa Jourdet
Shelton
Tuesday Evening Bridge Club Banquet Opens Season
The Tuesday Evening Bridge Club held its annual banquet with a black-tie dinner hosted by a key member. Members enjoyed a lively evening of bridge games, sharing stories and toasts as the season began with a warmly received event.
Lyric Tonight Presents The Vital Question Repeated
The Lyric stages The Vital Question tonight featuring Virginia Pearson and Lee Delaney. A five reel performance centers on a tale of a woman who marries and makes a terrible sacrifice. The show, including three other reels, runs as an eight reel program with a noted star cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Pearson
Lee Delaney
Tim Ungit
Lyric
Society Gamblers Exposed in The Detoy at Rex Tonight
Francis Nelson leads a mixed program including a comedy for children and a stage piece titled Little Eve Pigaron and Evangeline Lawrence spends the morning at the Tienda as townsfolk enjoy a varied theater lineup with laughter and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Tonight
Francis Nelson
Alkow Gond
Romefray
Mita Hull
Eve
Pigaron
The End of the Toll North Story at AmuseU Tonight
Fox presents star Wm Parnum in a big north tale titled The End of the Toll. A striking eve story designed to appeal to all filmgoers, with the AmisGll never shown before. Also offering sale of modern single and double tires and a 194-R-14 Delphi address for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willum. Fox
Parnum
Notice For 1 Pimotly Made Tome Asins
A brief public notice mentions D. TL and U. Winifred M. Mertz in connection with corsetry items and a Bell phone 1911 reference. The fragment notes an out of context item likely a notices line advertising a request or completion related to apparel trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Phone
Golden-Lax Tablets Ad Drawn From Old Ad Text
An aged OCR fragment advertises Golden-Lax tablets with unclear spelling and dosage. It mentions carrying tablets in a vest pocket and lists druggists and brand names, but the text is garbled and largely unreadable.
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Veo D
W. C. Powers
Corry
Yeaterday
George G. Stoun
Mlaens Traction Company
Ely
Sloop
Ol| Ohty
Ruisxard
Tichitd-Robinson
Morton
Edward York
Mi Amos Ratirna
Rome
Jamon Madagan
Dumfrie
Melvin David
Warren
Charles Grutiit
Ims
Torning
Hw City
Mitendi
John P. Graham
Pimiaville
Llothuidine
Annne Anna Mead
Kathryn Sullivan
Jeamnie Reefe
John Martin
New York City
G. OH
Sharpley
Must Oranie
Graham Pe Piville
Mra
Af, Mead
Mus
MeKune
Dirle
THE
Citizens National Bank
Pa.y
Portal Savings
J. Desmord
Pras
G. A. Barlow
Pouttothwatt
H.W. Parker
Sandy Andy
B&i
Parchesi
Old Maid
Flinch
Corry Boy
Illinois
Miss Mead
Franklin
Chuetr
Evangeline Lawrence
Tienda
Warren Savings Bank
Amuseu
W. F Trady
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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