Local residents return from travels and visits
Dr C B Kibler came home after a few days away in Buffalo. Mrs Martin Brew returned from Dunkirk where she attended the fair. Jane Tess of Pittsburgh hosted guests and Nellie B Seaver, visiting Oil City, returned home. Mollie Wasson of Olean, widow of the late Charles Wasson, is in town visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Geiger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Kibler
Buffalo
Martin Brew
Dunkirk
Jane Tess
Pittsburgh
Nellie
Seaver
Oil City
Mollie Wasson
Olean
Charles Wasson
Corry
Charles Geiger
Personal Mentions From a New York City Visit
Morning notes from Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Co. staff and area residents describe several Trinity of travelers and guests returning home from brief stays in New York City Elmira Wellsboro and Boston. Individuals include Mrs Norman Newark and children Miss Mildred Tillotson Mr and Mrs Frank Burkhart Mrs J B Wykoff and more with travel to Syracuse Warren Jamestown Meadville and other Pennsylvania New York towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Corry- Jamestown Manufacturing Co
L. Dewey
Syracuse
N. Y
Myr
Abe Gimbinsk
Elmira
N.Y
L. Finkelstein
Wellsboro
Norman Newark
Bamburg
Charles Nichols
Mildred Tillotson
Jamestown
Frank Burkhart
Fbh. Clark
Canton
A. L. Bush
Warren
Oscar Bush
D. EB. Leach
A. J. Desmond
Boston
Mass
F. L. Keister
Titusville
J. B. Mudge
Athlo
Springfield
C. E. Shoop
Warren Conservatory of Music
Meadville
A. W. Philips
Mizfred Monroe
Thei Klinger
Katherine
Margaret Purcell
Ruth Monroe
H. W. Alverson
Vineland
Ralph B. Larson
Mts
Will Stoker
Brie
Marguerite Smith
Smith
Tomorry
Edinboro
Wairview
J. Morse
McGraw
Charlestown
C. L. Stean
Youngstown
Sten
Ber- Ance Mira Weke Steen
Mutey
Atlantic City
Hany Paulson, Jr
Olean
Cleveland
Corry
Jones
Will
Ragidés
Lucile Thacker
Wnistler
Erma Wenzel Pittmar
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Chicago Opens Company
Add Stott
Raid on lodge quarters nets arrests in Canonsburg
Prohibition agents raided the Canonsburg quarters of six fraternal organizations last night arresting seven people. They seized liquor and several slot machines as Deputy Administrator Harold J. Wilson led a raid with state troopers and borough police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitttsburgh
Canonsberg
Prohibition
Harold J. Wilsom
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Ee i Wen
Tues
Pul Whiteman
King OF
Jazz
Richard
Dix
Mary Lawlor
Saturday Evening Post
Oloreul
North Genrer Sr
Board of Education
Logan’ & Bryan
New York Stock Exchange
Loyd M Bracken
Anaconda
Butte Copper & Vinc
Kennecott
Chovler
Orcas
Slulebaker
Olasgrie
Willys Overland
Baty
Atlantic Refining
Continental Oil
Coy
Sr-Serecrae
Texas
PEO
Canadian Pacific
Gt Western
Sierra Ieee
Alasgerse
Great Northern
Bethlehem Steel
American T&t
American Woolen
Columbia ‘Gas & Eiectric National Dairy Products
Westinghouse
West Airbrake
Fall
Phptsburgh
Victor Grawford
Bridgeville
Paris Lake
Upper St. Clair Township
Crawford
Enna
Newhouse “Shoehouse
Stewart Farm North East
Catholic Cemetery
Buffalo Road
Curtiss-Wright
Paramount-Fame
General Electric
Vic-Continental
Commonwealth & Souther
United Corp
Salt Creek
Indiana
South Pen Ol Tay
New York
Acro
Arkansas Gas
Associated Gas
Columbia Gas & ¢Cities Service
Lone Star Gas
Multans
House OF Never
Oil City Trust Compat
Lady Endicott
Brownell Shoe Co
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
Orl
Lier
W. Park Place
John W. Lambing
Mutual
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