Banquet Lights Up Yearly Historial Circle Event
The Historial Circle enjoyed a fine banquet at the Phoenix hotel last evening. The private dining room gleamed in yellow and white as Mrs. Tiffany led preparations with guests and decorations inspired by spring. Twenty seven covers were set for a four course chicken dinner, yet the year’s work faced strain from the president Mrs Dok Brieken’s illness, while toasts by friends honored friendship and fellowship.
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Phoenix Hotel
Phoix
Tiffany
Dok
Bmieken
Pile Sufferers Promise Quick Lasting Piles Relief
An advertorial touts a hemroid remedy named Hem-Roid by Mup Ames and Co. It claims internal cause, blood stagnation in the lower bowels, and guaranteed relief without surgery. The piece asserts safe home treatment and widespread success for sufferers.
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Howesl
Leonehardt
MUP, Ames & Co
Fragmented listing from club notes and distances in rare outing notes
The text records club member names and guests including Mrs Benowt Alpers New York City Arm Merle Cowles Cleveland and Mrs Harold Howard Hututo along with remarks by secretary Mit 8 Ro Lewis about nine members who did not miss more than two meetings in the year. It notes literary work and a rare outing at Jindley Lake and hints illness prevented several from attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carles Houghton
Plaza
Osborne
Addie Crowell
Adolle
Tooker
Edith Lewiey
Chepetul- Geis
Elizabeth Bentley
Bessie Shell
Ible
Raith Bustingame
Mabel Morrison
Ethel
Bla Brack
Ryadtina
Jonkie Howard
Currie Palmer
Thore
Benowt Alpers
New York
City
Arm Merle Cowles
Cleveland
Harold Howard
Hututo
Mit
Ro Lewis
Nellie Aly E
Man and Wife Fight Over Money in Erie
Dake and Lillian Tolinson, living at 100 East Second street, fought over fifty dollars in a domestic dispute. Dake wielded a fork, injuring Lillian who was taken to Hamot Hospital. police intervened and both were jailed for disorderly conduct awaiting arraignment.
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Erie
Ape
Dake
Lillian Tolinson
You East Second Street
Lilly
Duke
Lillian
Hamot Hospital
Dike
Wo Hold
18 Years Suffering Gone Says Shade Healed by Tantal
A Lancaster resident Cursius Wethade claims eighteen years of typhoid illness left him a nervous wreck until Tatlac healed him. He describes severe stomach pain, insomnia, and misery prior to treatment and reports a dramatic recovery and gratitude toward Tatlac and local support. The notice also lists several small-town classified ads including items for sale and property listings.
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Tarlac
Cursius Wethade
South
Duke St
Lancaster
Tatlac
Griswold and Mrs B Visit Today Re
Local brief notes that Griswold and Mrs B are visiting today. Limited readable text suggests a social or civic visit with routine scheduling. Further details are unavailable in the fragments.
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Phoenix
Mrs
Margaret Clark
Pierce
Tuki
Dr. Pierce
Dorwart St
Seid
Buffalo
N. Y
Phay Waite
George Zafiropulos
Royal Boot Shop
Jindley Lake
Sinn Ted
Claases
D.padoll
Corry
Pennaylvngia Armory
Bureau of Standards
Portland Cement Assa
Corry Sand & Gravel
G. Eugene Heath
Shade
Tanlac
South Pire Phowe
Sala
Pisperty
North Lopter Steel
Bell
Mackie
West Washington
Steve
Barlow
Ines
Baldwin
Randall
Stotk
Pegi
Omer Suieceabh
Bank Agwured of
the National Bank OF Corry
Armstrongs
Armstrong
Jardinieres
Lamniversary Cartel
Wooltex
Poiret
Titusville
Argonne
Thasvir
Louis Puid
David Guuld
Argan
Louis Gould
Ware
Joe Sep
W. Gri
Cleo J. Ross
American Legion
David
Gould
Titusville Brothers
Akron
War Department
Ars Towarr
Warren Savings]bank & Trust Company
Warren Pa
M. F. Coyle
First Ave
Bell Phone
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