Local Socials Report From City and Nearby Towns
Numerous personal mentions describe visits, travel, and gatherings. Names include Mrs Within Mhodys and Miss Iedith Gupsey, Mr and Mrs Charles Mourow, Mrs B Clark with Margaret of O City, Nellie Persona, Mary Shaidell, Mrs Emerson, Mrs Barton Lamby, Wilbur Mambling, Charles Auer, Aira Moss, Miss Wilfred Terry, Miss Katryn Hjuex, Mrs Flaw Hew, and many others. The items note trips to Tutly Corry Pinsley Lake, Phan ajuk Lake, Conewingo Creek, and Mundley Lake, with family visits, vacations, and day outings. Continua with local social rounds and relatives visiting across towns. several entries mention returning home or traveling for weeklong stays. Some lines reference youth day events and shared meals among friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Vilinte Vast
Iedith Gupsey
Minoslay Amour
Lily Tite
Charles Mourow
Tutly Corry
Pinsley Lake
Atvuday
B. Glark
Margaret of
Toft
Olor
N.Y
Nellle Pansona
Shaidell
Cavey
Emerson
New Divo
Union City Times
Barton Lambiy
Chawtalain
Ney
Tor
Sai
Broftiur
Wilbur Mambing
Wilfred Terry
Phanajuk
Usis
Tinta
Gil
Juanes
Creo
Mary Alexander
Tamwelawn
Katiryn Hjuex
J Koulfeld
New York City
Fricrta
Hemingway
Damon
Sperry
Mundley Lake
Aouday
Haddock
North Carolina
Local Folks Take Short Trips and Visits Across Town
A jumble of names and towns shows residents planning brief trips and gatherings. Margaret Hand spends ten days with friends and relatives at Dunkirk while Belle Lagubing and Morence Mead head to Chautauqua. Families head to PISdley Lake for a Work's vacation and Arshia Cohen will spend time in Youngstown with relatives. Mr. Dominiak Démpsay visits Youngstown to see relatives and friends. John Shields returns from Primatine to visit their daughter. W. Troward, Miss Geiger, and Anna May Pope go to Chantavaie for a brief stay. Carl Way and William Moyer travel to Titusville to support the Coleman fund at a large Granee picnic. At the Mitchville File Groundy, the afternoon scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Union City
Arthur Lyons
Margaret Hand
Dunkirk
Belle Lagubing
Morence Mead
Chautauqua
Luo
Brana
Familly Jott
Pisdley Lake
Arshia Cohen
Youngstown
Orlande
Dominiak Démpsay
W. Troward
H . Geiger
Mise
Anna May Pope
Carl
William Moyer
la Titusville
Band Concert Tomorrow Evening Delights Local Citizens
A fine program selected by Director Black will be performed by the Board of Commerce Band tomorrow evening at the pier. The lineup features popular marches and overtures such as Light Cavalry and Pretty Baby, with solo and duet numbers and a mix of descriptive pieces. A large crowd is expected to attend amid favorable weather and strong local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Board of Commerce
Pire
Lollowa
Mareh
Lowa
W. A. Wraner
Overture Light Cavalry
K. V.auppe
National League and American Association baseball scores and standings
Scan of a late era sports page shows National League teams like Brooklyn Boston St Louis and Cincinnati with partial win totals and standings. American Association notes include Minneapolis and Milwaukee players with lineups and game results amid rain delay mentions.
Death rate rising as holiday travel dangers cited
Dr Charles E Banks of the public health service warned that federal policy risks imperilling children by urging parents to keep them in New York during holiday travel. He reports grand totals of 6 843 cols and 1 104 deaths with mortality rates near 26 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yor
Quar Milla
Charles E Ganks
Kentor
Public Calth Service
Bank
New York
Outlaws Near Border Reported by Mexican River Line
Reports say 360 outlaw remnants under Mariano Tames encamped near the Rio Grande below Yulela Toe awaiting to report to American headquarters. His band has reportedly grown through 24 hours of recruiting and desertions from Juarez garrison. Also noted, Kent Businell Man Dies in Youngstown trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariano Tames
Villa
Rio Grands
Yulela
Raye
Juarez
le Auier
Kent Businell
Kent
Robert G. Worle Iuimp
Mason Mra & Rubber Co
Daily Market Reports Grain Provisions and Live Stock Summary
A scrambled historical market bulletin listing various grain, livestock and commodity prices. Includes quotes for corn, wheat, oats, rye, potatoes, timothy hay, and dairy products with numerous figures and decimals across multiple exchanges and regions. Names of commodities and calculators appear with erratic OCR formatting.
Boy Injured by Broken Glass On River Boat
A boy, son of Me and Vr. Htaed Keating of OM Gite, stepped on broken glass while playing on a river boat and nearly bled to death. He lost consciousness and remains in a critical condition amid concerns over safety and parental supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Htaed Keating
Corey Chidren
Ghana
Thole Parunla
Ciilidrey
Bargains No One Else Can Get at Wood's Store
A chaotic sale ad lists numerous discounted items including 60 oz can fancy tomatoes at 10c per can for non dealers, Castle Rock Dairy Cheese at 20c per lb, 5000 rolls of toilet paper at 10c per 4 rolls, and a peach can priced at 18c. Also promotions for Wan-Kita Cocoa, Wood's ripplette fabric, silk messelaine, and summer underwear with assorted prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Rock
N. Y
Wood's
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Herhowe
Washingon Street
von Alatyne
Cormmt
Yoka
Short
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Allon Waller
Colby
Marcl
Baynar
Chile
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St. Louie
Cleveland
Buswell
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Wyallogtan
Ty Laysord
Gudy
Faber
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Cotta
Bunférth
Silaike
National League
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Beooklye
Ohtongo
Boston
Loula
Calla Rain
Inioao
Brookdys
Ram
Iuebuerh
American Association
Willao
Lwidpolia
Caine
Paeth
TohMo Ie
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Rowan and Sekar
Laitiald
Clem
Daily Market Reports
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Amara
Enlvon
Wathorn
Toledo
Atlin O—Wheat
Gorn—Caaly Btonte
Cloverwood Cash
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Vitteburgh
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Cown
Holtern
Wood
Warren Savings Bank
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Sanitary Fish Market Bell
West Main Street
Alvy Holt
St Natlie
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