Personal mentions fill Erie area social notes
Joseph Parlins went to ite this morning on business. Gerry T. Kincaid was in Erie today on professional business. J. H. Clough and daughter Velda visited in Erie today. Ruab Miller returned to Girard this morning after a city visit. Chocolate Candy 100 per pound at Brerowe Rackett Store on Boulevard. John Coleeroye of Sheffield visited relatives here over Sunday. Franz Cassing and Mved Barltough Weston to be this morning on business. Harry Keim, ill for a week, back at Citizens National Bank. Mrs Gertrude Moran of Olean visiting Mrs M S Hake. Ass Gertrude Truesdell recovered enough for a short walk yesterday to first cine, slowly regaining health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Parlins
Ite
Gerry T. Kincaid
Erie
J. H. Clough
Valeda
Ruab Miller
Girard
Aulvard
John Coleeroye
Sheffiela
Sund Aay
Cassing Franz
Mved Barlough Wettt
Harry Keim
Citizen’s National Bank
Gertrude Moran
Olean
M. S Hake
West Smith Street
Gertrude Truesdell
Cine
AmuseU Theater Amusements And Local Social Notes
AmuseU Theater Aply Tinny Second Love Western Drama A Matl Order Hypnotist. Police force of San Francis co viz Harry Gertson of Titusville is in the pity on business. Charles Craker of Buffalo spent Sunday with relatives here. Patt Dalstrand is spending few days in Jamestown. Mrs L F Pieres went to Mead for a few days. Mr and Mrs Tyrone of Union City are visiting friends. In the city Charles Hall and Wesley Pieres spent Sunday with friends in Jamestown. Nellie Frankigan of Bel wishes the guest of Miss Sarin Shields over Sunday. Mrs John Dillon of Titusville is visiting Mr and Mrs PP Hunt for a few days. Sherman Patterson of Rowheater NY is visiting relatives in the city for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francis
Harry Gertson
Titusvitle
Charles Craker
Buffalo
Patt Dalstrand
Jamestown
L. F. Pieres
Meadsijle Stumtday
Bari ‘Tyrone
Unison City
Charles Hall
Wesley Pieres
Jamesown
Nellie Frankigan
Bel
Sarin Shields
John Dillon
Titusville
Hunt
Sherman Patterson
Rowheater
N. Y
Local Residents Travel and Visits Across Erie and Surroundings
A patchwork of hometown notes details Dr C B Kilter, Dr Kibler and others traveling to Erie on business, visits to Cambridge Springs Warren and Corry, a mayor’s illness, and holiday travelers like Mr and Mrs Archie Mawley on a bridal trip in Erie with friends, plus long lists of relatives staying with kin and returning home from trips in the region.
Local notes and scattered updates from Scioto and Columbus
Adam Abott of Scioto is reported no better. Rogershaw returned from a business trip to Columbus and is spending the week with Mr Allen Smith. Mrs Charles Pain and others are in Warren for music. Work on the new building on Congress street progresses with brick work and an attractive dwelling by the Boxers Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Abott
Scioto
GR. Rogershaw
Migs Hertha Dutton
Columbus
Allen Smith
Charles Pain
Ad Josiphine
Mary Sty Gral
Warren
Wisl
Congress Street
C, My Boxers Co
Brakeman Narrowly Escapes Injury At Sherman Station
A brakeman named Platner on the Brocton Corry freight train narrowly escaped being crushed at Sherman station. While switching, Platner stepped on a loose stone and fell across the rails. Conductor Edward L. Axell leapt to assist, freeing him just before a car could strike. Platner suffered a dislocated ankle and was taken to Corry for surgery, likely sidelined for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platiner
Pennsylvania
Sherman
Brocton
Corry
Plather
Edward L. Axell
Hin Tity
Plattner
Rai
Erie Workmen Save Brandy Town Fire
A large crowd gathered Sunday evening as workers joined in to fight a blaze at a dual tank site in Saegar town. Rescue crews, estimated at two to three hundred laborers, battled flames to prevent spread and save structures.
Apple Brandy Incident Sparks Brewery-Like Celebration
A broken freight mishap spilled apple brandy across the ground, releasing a strong odor that spread over a wide area. Observers describe a lively scene as neighbors gathered, discussing what happened while a general celebration vibe filled the air near the damaged cargo and surrounding premises.
Wide Awake in Dreamland rehearsals reveal tough prep
Warren December reports on the Hone Talent Company rehearsing the Hits extravaganza A Night In Dreamland under Trinity Parish Girly Friendly Ball. Stage Director Jay Wes Hinton enforces strict rehearsals after performances, with sessions running past 11 pm as parents watch and offers of home accommodations surface. Young My Wallington clarifies rehearsals are rigorous and not mere social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiewcene
Akcorté
Orlindonian
Young My Wallington
Reward for info in robbery and horse theft case
A $10 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the party or parties who took a robe and a horse from the owner. The theft occurred on Thursday night on Center Street. The note mentions Jason Wrost and a lyric reference and shows garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason Wrost
Release Efforts for Youth in Moy Veibur County
Raw, fragmented OCR notes describe ongoing bid to release a youth named Roy Wesbor held on charges linked to a case involving Henry’s brother. County officials discuss habeas corpus plans, a $1,000 ball bond, and possible bond reduction raised by Alderman Bassett. Attorney Miles Be Kittin cites county court jurisdiction and June deadlines. Sindee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lirlo
Aeuure
Moy Veibur
Hlayur
Sargeant Gyunt
Ingenna
Peraon
Hoy Fui Bon
Ths
Henry
John
Roy Wesbor
Jth County
Miles Be Kittin
Bassett
Kite Wald
Sindee
Man Is Killed Between Cars on Shawmut Line
Olean report says Clyde Maloney, 26, Shawmut Railroad brakeman, living at 838 Tompkins Street, fell between two freight cars while working near Canaseraga yesterday afternoon. Son of Edward Muloney, a Pennsylvania Railroad conductor. Body recovered last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawmut Road
Canaseraga Olean
Clyde Maloney
Shawmut Railroad
Tompkins Street
Canaseraga
Edward Muloney
Pennsylvania Railroad
Remarkable Feature at Lyric Theaters Thursday
Feature titled Midnight vide of Paul Rovers with Plorence Linvrones promises a mixed program at Lyric. Matinees run 2 to 6 40 with entries including Old and Now and a child friendly segment after school. Celebrities and revival pieces anchor the program as audiences await the midnight ice showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rovers
Teverton
Plorence Linvrones
Childdren
Dogle Adulia
Foatu
Vaul Reyer
Fragmentary note on names and directions
A fragmentary OCR note mentions someone named Mr and hints at directions or a path. The legible pieces do not reveal a full event, date, or clear action. Most details are missing, leaving the intended record unclear.
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A fragmentary newspaper note indicates New A is not on the other sheet or folio with new entries. The readable text mentions locations and a possible update. Further detail is unavailable in the readable portion.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amuseu Theater
Library Theater
Rowland & Clifford
Walker
North Center Street
Hotel Grandin
C. B. Kiltér
Kibler
Ar. Brankills
Blisti
Anna Fortis
Torn Yialt
Cambridge
Springa
Walley Obor
White St
Menslea
Hoxel Weeks
P.M. Cleveland
Colony Center
Kay Powers
G. 1
Flenth
Gerald Goodwin
Union Glty
G. J. Heath
Clearfield
State Grange
J. M. Crippen
North East Sun
D. D. Rood
Wilter
J. J. Downs
Pranklin
Pittsburg
Catherine Downs
Main St
Mayme Donahue Ratue
Greenville
Charles McLaughlin
Griffin
Archie P Mawley
GA Wilmonds
North East Breeze
Thomas Lantels
New York
George Davis
Hot Springs
Ark
Frank Cole
Little Rock
Arkansas
Paul ¥. Quick
Berkley
California
John Calkins
New York City
Mra
Theodore Quick
Harry
Garland
Calkins
Cloak and Suit
Cohen
Wright
Ihe Eace
Wright's Jeweler
Hmbleng
Jas. H. Wright, “the” Jeweler
Claude Platiner
Saegertown
Polien
Trinity Paris
Plive
Fenttroy
Aunt Bridget
Ron
Tin
Bai
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