Meadville Visitors Share City Notes At Local House Party
Mrs. Thomas Ewing and son Fred of Meadville visited yesterday with friends. Fred is a medical student at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Miss Ethel Ewing has returned to Youngstown after Radcliffe study. George W. Smith of Columbus Pa. leaves for Philadelphia to consult an eye specialist by bus. Mrs. E G Scott of Syracuse and Mr and Mrs Frank Scott of Cincinnati were guests of Mrs Elizabeth Heath and Mr and Mrs George Mudrick on North Center street.
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Thomas Ewing
Fred
Meadville
Corry
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Ethel Ewing
Radcliffe
Youngstown
George W. Smith
Columbus Pa
E.G. Scott
Syracuse
N. Y
Frantk Scott
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Heath
George Muderick
North Center Street
Guy Butters
Chautauqua Lake
Washington- Jefferson College
Washington, Pa
George Orcutt
Janet
Jackson
Mich
White
0. F. Bliss
Mre
Lee Shoemaker
P. McCray
W. Ed Marah
Brie
Misa Joe St. Clair
Mabel Larson
Cambridge Springs
Gerald Lynch
Geraldine
Spartansburg
Elmer Weidner
Franke N. Amestert
Seattle
Wash
Los Angeles
Calif
A. L. Foster
Pittsburgh
P. S. Huth
Erie
E. Shoop
Local Socials and Travels Highlight Busy Weekend
Personal mention Tarr Mis and others arrived for a weekend with the Cox family on Pari Street. Several residents journeyed to Cleveland for the Machinery Exposition and trips to Detroit, Erie, and Pittsburgh for work, visits, or business.
Death claims Mrs Crandall aged 16 in Corry
Mrs Allatheah Crandall aged 16 resident of Corry for years died this morning at 10 45 at her daughter Mrs A W Rauscher s home 228 Spring Street after a long illness She was born in New York state lived in Corry most of her life Survived by son Levi seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral at 2 30 Sunday at the daughter s home conducted by Rev H R Hizzis Interment Pine Grove cemetery
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Allatheah Grandall
Corry
A. W. Rauscher
Spring Street
Crandall
New York State
Iceased
Levi
West
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting at Torpedo Pa
Members of the Lutheran church Ladies Aid Society traveled to Torpedo Pennsylvania for a September gathering hosted by Mrs. Med Rhinehart. Mrs. K B Hawking led with assistants Mrs. Albert Lynn and Mrs. Charles Anderson. Plans were set for a silver tea at Mrs Henry Keppel’s on September 27 with Mrs Albert Lynn chairing and for a congregational event at the edge on September 27 with Mrs Charles Dahlstrand in charge. A chicken dinner followed at 5 o clock. The next meeting will be at Mrs CV Williard and Mrs Vern Bowles home of West Churley Street.
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Ladies Aid Society
The
Lutheran Church
Torpedo
Med. Rhinehart
K. B. Hawking
Albert Lynn
Charles Anderson
Henry Keppel
Edjech
Charles Dahlstrand
CV. Williard
Aur
Vern Bowles
Williard
West Churely Street
Dover Man Returns From Visit With Buffalo Relatives
Leslie Morrison returns to work in Buffalo after a week in the city with his parents Mr and Mrs A Morrison and friends. Mr and Mrs Irvin Brewster of California, visiting two weeks at the Morrison and Gardner homes, leave Bradford with Mrs Morrison Mrs Gardner and Mr Raucher joining their departure today. Mrs B A Phelps has gone to aa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.A. Phelps
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Rex
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Adolph Zukor
George Raft
Dick Powell
Marion Davies
Pat O'Brien
Miss Glory
Ee Manakin
SWIFT
Simon
Hamburg
Atlantic
Pacific
I Dept
Pari Street
Walter Hultberg
William Duntlop
Cleveland
Nevin Cole
Cole
James Sullivan
West Wayne Street
R. ©. Barth
Jamestown
Jeannette Colegrove
Lucy Fairbank
Chicago
Lake George
W. Bush
Wanita Morrison
R. N
Morrison
Walford Mountain
Bud’’ Sloan
Agnes Sloan
Jersey City
WN. d
Mr. Sloan
J. Raymond
St. Joseph's School
South Center Street
Archibald "Thomson
Margaret
Scotch Gospel Singers
Elmer Westley
A. Myers
Warren
William McKittrick
Harriet Myers
Harisburg
Russell Schwab
Bradford
Marjorie McElroy
Frankin Street
Bernstein’s
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting
North Center St
Continental
New Ward Fashions
Low Frice
Montgomery Ward
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