Busy Personal Notices Sweep Oil City Visit Scenes
A flurry of travelers and locals roamed Oil City and nearby towns today. William Armstrong left this morning for a daytime visit. Artand Lawson of Butler visited relatives. Mrs. B. A. Evans arrived from Cambridge Springs for a sisterly visit. Miss Lillian and Neva Hwil stayed with grandmother Mrs. Mary Hall. Relocation plans surfaced as Dr. Waggoner leaves for Conneaut Lake to open an office. Agnes Gonnell and Lelia Hamilton head to Easter trips. numerous others travel or host in town and en route to homes in Bla, Meadville, Erie, and Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artand Lawson
Butler
B. A. Evans
Cambridge Springs
Lillian
Neva Hwil
Meldville
Mary Hall
Blaine Kineaich
Erie
G. T. Waggoner
Conneaut Lake
Pas
Waggoner
Agnes Gonnell
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Lelia Hamilton
Oil City
Miss Hamilton
O'Day
John Gomer
Daytona Beach
Bla
A. ©. Cullen
Franslin
Gomer
Chautauqua
Wank Stevens
Fralitt Je
Buffalo
Lye Vity
Ferme
Glenn Barker
North Center
North Center Atrget
Lillian Yalznecs
Tracher
OU City
City
A. Zalanevk
Washington Street
Dheresa Gorney
Clymer
Washington
New York
Daniel D'Arcy
Iuber
Meadville
Annette ‘Titus
Virginia Ball
Virginia Doolittle
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Indiana
Buster
Bonnie Gordon
George Gurdon
Ale Suniter
Mantle Parker
Jessie Dusmond
Humiet Crough
Joy
Jack
Barron Franz
Ruth Franz
Leo Byanz
Rona
Virginia Witen
Seton Hill College
Cireenchurs
Bb. Mori
Waster Mb. Sind
Ari
Weldue
Jane Weidner
Evin Welury
B.J. Wassinis
Katherine McGrath
Villa Maria College
Mavie Risatti
Braiford
Biss
Frantes Mecury
Rochester
W. Hi Duffy
Fla
Paul
Rome
Cherlotte Fichte
Frisa
Bethany College
Pile Sufferers Urged to Try Unguentine Cones
An advertisement touts Unguentine Cones as a fast relief for piles with itching burning and distress. The Norwich Pharmacal Co. promotes the suppositories as supremely efficient, offering them at 75 cents in drug stores nationwide from Norwich New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich Pharmacal Company
Tamaus Unguenti
Norwich Pharmacal Co
Norwich
N.Y
Danger Signals of Blood Pressure Ad
A dubious health notice claims a medication named Norma can relieve high blood pressure with rapid results. It urges purchase at Keister's or any drug store and emphasizes quick relief from perceived vascular distress, using sensational language and nonverifiable claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keister
Norma
Norman
Historic North American Pipelines and Auto Makers List
A fragmented archival list names numerous automotive and industrial firms. Mentions include New York Stock Exchange members Lloyd M Bracken and others. car brands like Studebaker, Willys, Hupmobile, and Chevrolet. metals firms such as Anaconda, Kennecott, and Cerro. utilities and pipelines like Prairie Pipe Line. and rail lines including New York Central. The mix reads as an index of industrial names rather than a single event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Tumisuewry
Ogan É& Bryan
Ol City
New York
Hehange
Lloyd Mbracken
Coppers American Smelters
Butte Copper & Zinc
J Kennecott
Internationial Nickel Creeveee Motors
CuFystem
Continents Motors
General Motors Aust
Weeny Mets Hupmobile
Bay Packara Peet
Betty
Sinclair
Great Jones's Doctor Offers Systematic Medical Remedies
The notice promotes Dr. Chae's former offices and invites old patients to reconnect. It markets various tonic and nerve remedies for stomach, fever, kidney, and female ailments, claiming real results. It lists prepaid monthly prices and stresses availability for men or women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chae
Fragmented historic industry ledger underscored by corporate names
A garbled OCR entry lists numerous big-name manufacturers and utilities such as General Electric Bendix Aviation Westinghouse Commonwealth & Southern Pittsburgh Curb Humble Oil and South Penn Oil alongside gas and pipeline companies. The scattered lines hint at a compiled catalog or directory of industrial firms without coherent context.
Two Convicts Admit Fire Killing at Ohio Penitentiary
Franklin county grand jury expected to indict first degree murder suspects Clinton Cotton Grates and Hugh Gibson for starting the prison fire at the Ohio Penitentiary last April. The blaze killed 324 inmates. Grates, a Montgomery county bandit, and Gibson, a Cuyahoga county fugitive, were held for safekeeping as convicts warned of further attempts to kill them. Ladies Aid Society of the Church will meet with Mrs Rouse East Congress short Friday at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aneo Frese
Columbus
Franklin County Grand Fury
Ponteuse
Ohio Penitentiary
Clinton
Cotton” Grates
Montgomery County
Hugh Gibson
Gibbons
the Jey
Cuyahoga County
Ladies Aid Society of the Church
Rouse
East Congress
Steroon
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East Lynne
Liberty Productions
Talking Screen
Neil Hamilton
Marian Nixon
Rex
Exan
Eneficial Loan Society
Center Street
Corry
New Spring
Montgomery Ward & Co
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
William Armstrong
Jouert Champion
Pittsburgh
Cine
Lois Gills
Grove City
Ue City
George Beduze Wind
Mus
Garret
Enliaisén Anc
Laura
Clifford
Clymey
CS. Bentley
Harold Batterson
Chiesgn
Western Brie
Missin
Pacis Gront Nowthon
Norbhiern Bacihe
New York Central
Jones
H. W. Moore
M. D
Liberty Ave
Pittsburghi
Fashion Park
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Penna RR
St Paul
Southern Pacific Steels
Ameritun
Gethlehem Steel
PS Steel
AST
Bendix Aviation
Radio
Columbiads d& Electric Oe National Dairy Products
Westinghouse
So West Uhrake Cuutsins Wight
Qurliss-Wherl A
Paramnuant
Hamouls
General Electric
Tri-Continental
Commonwealth & Southern Tnnted Corps
Pittsburgh Curb
Humble
Aviansas Gas
Contra States Electric
Puritan Coffee
Macaroni Crisco
Joll U
van Camp’s
Pillsbury
Jewett Corn
RED Wing
Ige
Sunkist
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