Social notes and visits across towns and regions
The page lists numerous residents and visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Lon Cleveland of Boranton visiting Wik Mr and Mrs William Cleveland of Frederick. Warren Thomas’s illness. Miss Catherine Davidein and Mrs Alfred LaPitregui visiting in Union City. various trips to Warren, Corry, Beaverdam, Buffalo, and Chautauqua. several locals attending gatherings, dances at Findley Lake, and a new Federal building under construction in the city with front work and safety measures ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon, Cleveland
Boranton
William Cleveland
Frederick Atroot
William Bayley Jott
Philadelphia
Warren Thomas
Catherine Davidein
Alfred LaPitregui
Toy Larson
Warren
John Dewson
Miss Vivia
Rose Colman
Fitchburg
Musu
D. Nast
Gladys Gates
Higin
Johnson
The
Bell Co
Waw & Business
Union City
TD. Quitek
Garland
J. R. Calkine
Raymond
Dean
Beaverdam
Davin
Earl Rogers
Chontawalla
Alice Swanson
Buffalo
Mistom-Anderson
John Clough
Veleda
Davis
John
Ni Conturatreet
Kincaid
Jules
Avo Club
Recreation Wark
Columbus
Downey's
Frank Howard
Hillatnevai Wituaville
Mark Gray
Hilytia Miofaing
Anna Mulson
Pranklin
Trlondy
W Ywouk
Harold Hagutrom
Bucalofi
Trlonda
the Ory
Mooker
Niagara Pally
Lockwood
Youngnyillo
Bhlelda, Sr
Farm
Bruce Thomas
Union Cuy
Mino Ide Wright
Wilcox
B. Main Street
Charley Dongo
Charley
W. H. Cole
New York City
J. W. Bushnell
Loulaville
Kentucky
William Zolan
Oil City
Findley Lake
Corry
Warren Mathews
Mark Brooks
Harry Kolm
Elmer Preasley
Feodshuus
Lyte Saxton
Joe Pope
Wallace Young
Casstua Sears
Harold Howard
Wallace Wellman
Wiley Crofts
Carlyle Nobitt
Sidney Slaton
Arthur Spear
Charles Wales
Allle Schamburg
Josephine Weaver
Margaret Alexander
Anna Perkins
Federal
Lhearer
Povestriang
Salem Fire Claim $20 Million in Damage
A large blaze in Salem causes extensive destruction with damages totaling about $20 million. Authorities report the fire damaged numerous homes and left many residents homeless. Investigations continue to determine the cause as firefighters work to contain hotspots.
Unclear fragmentary item about funerals and rulers in Europe
Fragmentary OCR mentions an extra lyric funeral of victims tied to a European war, with rulers now in conflict. Includes unclear old references and adults noted vaguely. No verifiable specifics or names provided.
Track Trouble Delays Train Near Hydetown
Train No 61 arrived about an hour late due to track trouble south of the city near Hydetown. Officials reported the delay caused by a portion of the track being grounded, not believed serious by railroad men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thts
Hydetown
Wreck Kills 38 in Missouri Transit Collision
A northbound passenger train collided head on with trolley No. 103 near Tipton, Missouri, killing 38 and injuring 36. The motor car was traveling about 35 miles per hour, the trolley overran a signal, and both trains burned. most victims were passengers aboard the trolley. A relief train brought the dead to Joplin while injured were hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Auk
Nix
Kanal Gly Boulder
F& North Arkansas Railway
Tiptom
Ollock
Missouri & North Arkansas Railroad
Kansas City Southern
Noosho
Metropolitan Picnic at Minkelstein Grove for Met Life policy holders
First annual Monte picnic invites Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. policy holders and families to Minkelstein Grove on Saturday August 8, 1914. Events include 100 yd dash for boys over 12, 50 yd dash for boys under 12, boys relay, 50 yd dash for girls under 12, girls potato race, 100 yd dash for men. Activities feature games, a campfire, marshmallow roast, and marshaled by local committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Life Inmirance Co
Minkelstein Grove
Summeran Beveath
Stranded Americans Get Away On Philadelphia Steamship
Aug 6 report describes Americans aboard the Philadelphia stranded in steerage and second class as the ship International Mercantile Marine’s Philadelphia departs with 500 passengers in steerage and 92 in first class. Millionaires and prominent people mingle, finding democracy in travel as crew assist, with Colonel Swain coordinating embarkation and extra provisions provided for steerage passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Philadelphia
International Mercantile Marine Dome
Pittsburg
Ine
Ateoragy
Ory
Arcangenonti
Swaln
No Charity Passes on Railways Says Public Service Commission
The Public Service Commission ruled that railways and street car lines may not grant free passes to hospitals and charitable institutions. The decision covers cases of free transportation for children and invalids and states no concessions can be made by any common carrier or public service corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Public Service Commission
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Flowers
We sincerely thank friends and neighbors for their sympathy during our bereavement and for the beautiful flowers. Mrs. Nelson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Oneida Market Seeks Daily Bookkeeper
Weather outlook calls for scattered showers as Oneida Market advertises for a daily bookkeeper. Position requires accurate ledgers, cash handling, and computer skills. applicants should apply in person at the market office this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida Markett
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Ountain
A.npeo
GaucErs
Iro
Ws Partridge
von Nortom
Augusta, Ga
C. FL. Bagley
Misson Morenco Lila
Georgia Wagkoner
Kveut
Mills Tinsel
Sweeney
Trio
Miso Tinsel Sweeting
Apond Vom
Madley Lake
Warren Times
Mary Lambing
C. G- Davlaon
South Street
Union City Times
P. V. Grovuing
Pannnin Canal Zone
Apena
West Wayng Stroet
Migs
Gertrude Pratt
Addie Kirk
Albion
Heath
Lemon St
Chautan
Awuset Theater
Patho'n Weekly
Big Salem
Greensburg
Washington
Lewis CG. Walkinshaw
G. W. Dudderer
Citizen Printing
Beaver Falls
W. C. Weaver
Keenville
Fireenville
Gillespie
E. S. Templeton
Se Monongahela
H. C. McDonald
Pannoy
Patternon Real Hstats Company
Curry, Hi
King
Wilzareth Flanigan
Nuray
C.D. Direle
Charen
England
Arcade Business
A. K. Jones
E. Main Street
Remimgton Smin
F. L. Etter
Cony, Pa
Haly
Clary & Stone
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