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News Letters From Our Rural Writers Columbus April 1
Local notes from Columbus April 1 report on Arthur Fla finishing at Tillotson School and teachers improving health. Various residents including Monroe, Harwood, and Ward Wickwird are mentioned with visits, birthdays, and community events at Corry and surrounding towns. The column lists hospitality at the Free church, lake trips, sales of a big team, and a range of social calls, illnesses, and organizational meetings such as the Gem story Association board and Beaverday Cow Testing Association formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Arthur Fla
Baker Hil
Tillotson School
Warren
Mrv
Monroe
Cutton Springs
Musterole Ointment Ad Promises Fast Relief
An old advertisement touts MUSTEROLE a clean white mustard oil ointment for external use to relieve headaches colds sore throat bronchitis and body aches. It claims quick action superior to mustard plasters and lists a hospital size at 2.50 with genuine Musterole branding from The Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Easter Week Social Visits Touch Meadville Area
Spartansburg Rees April 24 R M August and grandson left Pharidey afternoon to spend a few days with her daughter Mrs Walker in Meadville Ralph Biskestoe teacher in Allegheny High School reached home Thursday to spend Easter with parents Mr and Mrs HM Baked low Mr and Mrs HL Ts Woodruff of South Dayton NY also spending a few days here with his wife Mrs B. Blaton went Thursday for a few days visit with her country in Meyanium Verbest Kemp of Titnnyitis Pa so on short vacation from Byucla Friday featuring that evening Minn Whaniack of Fredonia NY who was visiting at Mr and Mrs Cha Marin returned from Thursday Miss Merona N hompson and Norman Witinappoint Raaster Bunday visiting at Minaville Dr Roberts of Meadville beneth a hiker visited our town on mauve
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Walton
Corry
Forday
Prank Townland
N. H. Dewey
Chidester
Bertstockton
Beckwith
Helen Runnell
Mundville
The
Free Church
Wriday
Any
Mildrad Bowen
Abe Ie
Meni Will Titus
Cambridge
Carl Sohmelser
Oil City
Carl
Gua Benmelzer Cavalyere
Dunkirk
Yorke
Jno
Myera
Edith Atherton
Trionda
Jamnstown
Spartansburg Rees
R. M
Mre. Walker
Meadvill
Ralph Biskestoe
Alle Jeheny High School
HL Ts Woodruff
South Dayton
Ato
Fries
Menayuin
Verbest Kemp
Titnnyitis
Byucla
Minn Whaniack
Fredonia
N. Y
Jind
Beaver Dam notes and social events in rough April register
Beaver Dam area diaries a busy week with visits to Corry and War ren. Mrs Dan Dohaldson shopped Saturday while Ming Myn Brood stayed two days to visit her aunt. Prayer day observed at Mr George Mulins home. Local club reorganizes to six teams, seventh and eighth graders visited Carter Hill, and many residents travelled to Corry or North West for various tasks and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Dam Bouverdam
Dan Dohaldson
Erle
Tanite Magn
Corry
Ming Myn Brood
Ant
Charles Miller
Warren
George Mulyin
Morin Breed
Edwin Peternon
Corry Hospital
Gotthie Wong
Jasper Farnam
Larkin Soup Club
Mra
Denna Mulgin
Beaverdam
Carter Hill
Lyon
Jay Smith
North Wast
Henry Dunn
Weaneutay
Edward Austin
Vouker
Art Caster
Mark Janes
Add
Heonee-Mulgin
George Petercot
Edwin Paternon
D. Cummlie
Corey
Join Dennin
Corry Viclora
Saint Hey
Brainerd
Mh i
Thoman Pullom
Frank ‘Fiilebinnon
Bennett
Stanley” Thurston
Charles Hodge
Ming Helen Smith
Relief for Colonies Urgently Demanded
A distressed narrator seeks urgent relief for colonies, describing a melancholic individual suffering headaches and poor appetite. The core issue is absorption of nutrients due to tormenting food substances, with a recommended simple treatment using Cantor oil, claimed as non habit forming and healing the bowel membrane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantor
Aimel
Cantor Oi
Covington
Local Social Notes Include Weddings and Visits in Elgin
Elgin residents report engagements and travel as Mrs Jayne Hills and Jon Hills return from Philadelphia with relatives in Erie and nearby. Walter Babcock marries Mabel Palmer in a M B church service led by Rev. Lindasy. Mr Well a dies after cancer battle at Phylinda Hunter’s home. Burial in Cenfery follows.
Community News From Clymer And Surrounding Towns
Local notes report births and obituaries, visits, and social events in Clymer and nearby areas. Highlights include the birth of a new boy at a residence, a Sherman visit by Bobby Gray, and a surprise party at the Newhouse home. Also noted are a car tuning trip by Prof. Friabin, pneumonia cases in Garrett Bennick’s family, an Orange Day turnout, and a busy church service at the M B church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Harrington
Yerrines
French Creak
Mise Maude
Sherman
Mattly
Mra
Anna Neckerd
Patton
Claude Gertson
Bobby Gray
Ray Yaclh
Mrack
W. Neskera
Travia
Corry
Bill Mra
Ida Shelton
Friabin
Clymar
Garret Hennink
Albert Bennick
Giymoria
Clymor Finn
Frank Robins
Wrightsville
Granteen
Frank Brady
Brady
B L E Lines Face Strike Threat
Viie April 4 The next move in connection with the tramways street car menace Buffalo and Lake traction company. Statement made by Joseph C Colgan of Chicago representative of Amalgamated Association Street and Electric Railway Employes of America. Harry Solomon president of the wear union backed up remark. As long as the traction company refused our demands last Tuesday it is on to them to make an offer. If no agreement by May 1 we will strike when we come to it. He plans to remain in the city until settlement satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiph C. Colgan
Chicago
Amalgamated Association Street and Electric Railway
America
Harry Solomon
Wear Union
Re‘marke
Colgarn
Traglion Company
Colgan
Cola
Olive Tablets Aimed At Ailments Of Stomach Upset
Thousands report relief from stomach and digestive troubles using Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. Ad promotes Olive Tablets as a natural remedy with olive oil, claimed to ease indigestion and improve bowels. Sold at 26 cents per box through druggists and The Olive Tablet Company of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferera
Eldenas
Edwards Olive
Wien
Edwards
Mey
Columbus
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Ial
Ickel
Ler
MracPramie Harwood
Ward
M, McManter
Buffalo
Sundsay
W. H. Pearce
Cor’ Ry
Will G. Tate
Reynolde
Union City
TJ Mrooka
Lovsvilly
Hertha Boone
Lollaville
George “B. Howe
Mayville
Willa
Dr. Moule
Gladyn Root
Wantfield
Shelkey
Langdon Rowe
Ray Bchelton
Beare Raymond
Gem Story Association
Charles Brown
McGure
Albert Dartin
G. Smith
Gerry Yiolre
Pword Leixue
Ber Howe
Farmora
Biaverdam
State Police
Rob Musterole
Fedora
C Flag
Red Kidney Jeans
Campbell’s
Ritter
Lake Shore
Heinze
C. Thomas Cash Grocery
Ze Libby
Lange
Lilba
Sisid
Alaska
Hurtepettt
Washington Crisps
Jersey
M Ware
C. Thomas Fraction Building
Elgin Elgin
Jayne
Jon Hills
Philadelphia
Relaniwen
Minnie Hensler
Erie
Her Parente
H. M. Holmen
May Burton
Walter Babcock
Mabel Palmer
M. B
Lindasy
Wella
Mins Phylinda Flunter
Cen ‘Fery
Geo. Robarts
Bol Wer
Mucsee
Eri Visttor
Hunt
Bolivar
J. A. Clyall Hin
Belo
Harold Lewry
Marton
Ngoninit
Pai McGrath
Kane
Bual Ues
Clymer Clymer
Delbert Doink ‘Yan
Docora
Courtright Thurgisy
Apri
Courtright
Lucy' Bennink
Dr. Edwards
Samoset
Saxton & Noblitt
Hurch Suppers Society
Winger & Williams
Viret National Bank
Paver
Center St