Beaver Dam News Notes from Beaverdam
Beaverdam notes report Arthur Carnon and Opal returning from Providence via Philadelphia to visit relatives and on to Fury Medsengera. Mark Jamen travels to Vaio City on business. Carlton Runge and John Wetmore bear hunt at St Marys. Mrs. Leon Palmer and son Howard attend a Paul Theing sale. Irish Mariam Lyons on the pick at writing. U B church ladies host a mortgage supper at Charles Hodges. Henry Rust listed on side list. Opsille Vollette hunts at St Marys. Beaverdam Red Cross meets at Mrs H R Lyons. Dr Stager bury tending patients in Elgin and elsewhere. Pred Ballard visits from Franklin.
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Beaverdam
Arthur Carnon
Opal
Providence
Philadelphia
Vislt
Hia Slater
Fury Medsengera
Mark Jamen Autord
Vaio City
Carlton Runge
John Wetmore
St Marya
Leon Palmer
Howard
Paul Theing
Mariam Lyons
U. B
Charles Hodges
Tommie Fullon
Henry Rust
Opsille Vollette
St. Marya
Clymer News Letter Highlights Local Visits and Thanksgiving Meals
The Clymer Newsl et contains notes of Mrs J A Johnson visiting Corry after the flu closure. Friends celebrate the birth of a baby. Mr and Mrs Arthur Wasnink visit Jamestown with Marion. Mr and Mrs J D Gallup and Marion stay with Mrs Waite in Jamestown. Maude Brady and sons Donald and Clayton visit. Mr and Mrs Guy Johnson and three children share Thanksgiving with L V family.
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Maude Brady
Donald and
Clayton
Guy Johnson
Tha Johnson
Laverne
L. V
McCray and Visitors in Clymer This Week
McCray and Mrs John son and Frances Hurlbut with Frances Hurlbut’s daughter visit Samuels in dismuy town. Harold Johnson from Johnson City Kan calls on friends in Clymer. Jane McCray of Carry arrives for a short visit. Epidemic abating in the area as per report.
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Mes
Francia Jaquid
Prouddaugster
Frances Hurlbut
Samuels
Dismuy Town
M. J. Wallage
Clymer
Bisings
Jas Peek
Harold Johnson
Johnson City
Kan
Frleada
Jane McCray
Carry
Remains to Stay in France Until War Ends
The War Department says the bodies of American soldiers who died in France will remain buried there until the war ends, under an agreement with the French government. General Harris announced the policy in his annual report, noting that burial in France will continue and relatives will be informed of burial places when feasible.
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Wir
France
Harris
United States
Mranen
Heal Skin Diseases Itie Place For You To Suffer
Incoherent ad style text promises relief from skin diseases such as ringworm rashes and seven ailments. Mentions cleanses and topical products with exaggerated claims and unclear instructions, indicating a rudimentary mid century health ad.
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Edadry
Atre
Brown Blag optometrist advertises private party hall
Corry's Brown Blag optometrist and Hyesight specialist promotes the New Maccabee Hall for clean well ventilated private parties receptions or dances. It touts the largest Herrin-Bone Dance floor in the city with reasonable terms and advance date arrangements.
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New Maccabee Hall
Cheap Shock Repair Ad From Kerry Krome Brand Line
An ad-like notice urges saving by repairing old shocks instead of discarding them. It claims low costs, mentions P. Morriva and Alexander VA Chicago, and promotes a leather brand for boat service with a showroom at 11746 N Omitter Bt Ben.
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P. Morriva
Kerry Krome
Phil
Ntii
Alexander
Chicago
Ben
Andy
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Roberts’ Shop
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Rex Theatre
Doe
Marren Savings Bank
Beaver Dam
Rex
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Stanley
Brown
Corry
C. B. Porter
F. G. Emerson
D. Cc
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East Main Atracte
Hallmark
la Tosca
Corry’s Hallmark
Jas. H. Wright Jeweler
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