Local residents and visitors listed in city society notes
A long string of personal mentions shows C P Northrop and Mrs W Donaldson visiting, families from Jamestown, Union City, Spartansburg, Warren, Erie, Bradford and other towns travel for business, visits, or to remain over Sunday. Several couples plan moves to Buffalo and Erie, and school teams prepare for games while local officials discuss new school plans and semin ren tower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Northrop
Donaldson
Spring Greek
John Lute
Buffalo
John Wright
Jamestown
Fred Pitts
Spartansburg
Nueally
Paul Stone
Ernest Hall
Spring Crewk Uis
Denny Parsons
Bigin
John Fond
Union City
Hanson
Unnson
Paul Downey
Warren
Williey Wigh
F. G. Beigert
Witisburg
J. C. Jackson
Meadville
Frank Howard
sTunestown
Soporn Ateou
Weok
Rel
Erle
C. Ak Porter
Findley Lake Iis
Sanday
Matthews Tun
Wallace Hosler
Columbus
Ross Fleming
Columbus Avenue
Tnion City
A. Bilis
Erie
Harry Auer
Charles Russell
Library Theater Matinee Offers Dainty Daisy Puzzle
Saturday matinee at Library Theater features a 2 30 show with a 10 cent admission. A word puzzle offers $42.60 in gold and a $2.50 theater change prize. Entrants must wake the Hat Woris from the phrase Dainty Daisy Mason by forming words from its letters and mail answers to Dainty Daisy Mason at Library Theater by 2 40 Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woris
Daisy Mason
Dainty
Library Theater
Mrs Story Lands Prize in DAR Election
Mrs Willian Cummings Story of New York City won the presidency general of the Daughters of the American Revolution on the third ballot. Her victory over Mrs John Miller Horton of Buffalo comes as a milestone amid party lines, with Story receiving 600 votes to Horton’s 449 and another candidate withdrawing early. Ten candidates vied for vice president general, with seven vacancies filled by Mrs Thomas Kite of Ohio, Mrs Rhett Goode of Alabama, Mrs Allen P Perley of Pennsylvania, Mrs Benjamin F Grady of Missouri, Afra Harriet Lake of Michigan, Mrs John Swift of California, and Mrs John Dinwiddle of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willian Cummings Story
New York City
United Sta
John Miller Horton
Buffalo
Story
Charles Halley Bryan
Tennessee
Congress
Thomas Kite
Ohio
Rhett Goode
Alabama
Allen P. Perley
Pennsylvania
Benjamin F. Grady
Missouri
Afra
Harriett
Lake
Michigan
John, Swift
California
John Dinwiddle
Virginia
The Kingfisher Legend Amid Odd Ancient Beliefs
A fragment describes the kingfisher myth in which a bird is linked to a Plato legend and a noble origin. It recounts beliefs that the bird tumbled toward the setting sun, scorched by the wind and heat, with a dried body once preserved by elms and moths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osber
Diverse church notices list services across multiple congregations
A garbled column lists church notices across several congregations in Columbus and nearby towns. It includes Methodist Episcopal, Christian Schenck, Salvation Army, Baptist, Unitarian, and Lutheran services with times such as Sunday 11 am and 7:30 pm, midweek meetings, Bible schools, and special gatherings. it mentions pastors and addresses like 10 Spring Street and 71 Washington Street, with themes such as doctrine of atonement and the day of God's wrath.
Do All Things Well Teachings for Diligent Service
A compact reflection urges steady effort and careful practice in every task. It champions humility, discipline, and consideration for others as the path to meaningful work and communal good. The message centers on self-improvement through consistent, thoughtful action.
Washington seniors visit to Washington from Corry High School
The Corry High School senior party, chaperoned by Prof. J. W. Strong and Mrs. Strong, arrives in Washington for four days of sightseeing. The group, including Manges, Naylor, Luckett, McCray, Loveland and others, will tour monuments and government departments, staying at the Winkton hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilkon
High School
Corry
Durins Tus
J. W. Strong
Corry Magh School
Burgers Still Active In Meadville Burgers Still Active In Meadville
Reports from Meadville detail two burglaries overnight. George McCracken’s Meadville Coal and Fuel office was entered. thieves took only a bundle of keys. At a billiard room on Chest MUE street, pool cues and tobacco were taken, entry made by prying doors with a heavy tool. police search ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kightslager
George McCracken
Meadville Coal and Fuel Company
Wax
Gigari
Phage
Mautyille
Automobiles for Road Work in Bradford Area
Rural residents used dry weather to improve highways, deploying road scrapers to advantage. A Bradford experiment hauled a road scraper with a car on Bennett Brook road, proving more efficient than horse teams for road making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Teamanra
Bond
Bennett Brook
Lyric Tonight Hina Three Extra Five
A fragmentary note lists names and phrases like Benuttini and Atorés with a host bill in a Comey font. The garbled text hints at a program or performance lineup but lacks clear context or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benuttini Atorés
Bill In Comey Fontmbt
Myo Oenty
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the Palm Restaurant
Geowa
Guy L. Guignon
GW. Iakesley
C. Marsh
Oscar Andrews
Ofean
Annie Laurie
Brie Wik
John Bright
Dickson
Arthur Connelly
Jake
Alenda
Foley
Warrendre
John Me
Mahon
Miya
Acme
Youngsville
Tll
John Sheely, Jr
O. Heibler
Joly
Body Brussels
Cohen
Mrs. Story Lands Prize
Sien
Regen
ALL Asch
Spring Street
mtip Wi _Bening
Christ
Pest
Columbus M. 8
Curcuit
Ls L. Woodin
Pastor
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. ©. Shay
Ard
A. Ui
Enworth Ledge
Christian Schenck
Washington Street
Salvation Arm
Ton Stremc
Smith
Sobol Beision
Pleasant
Ava Tor O. He Wallace
Christian Vaileavar
H.C. Shaw
Byaryont Walcome
Avenur
Conter
Monitervirg Tihity
Spnelal Brotherhood
Tople
Tite
Boobla
Barthges
Macintyre
Sim Fay
Emmanung Church
Bylacopal
Center Street
Opp. Park
G. J. Sharpley
Beldnys
Tsav
ST. Paul Hvangeliet
Franchurch
Wm. Hell
Corry Floral Co
Columbua Avenue
Washington Paper
The
Washington Herald
Burgers
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