Local Notes Highlight City Visitors And Daily Goings On
Wilson went to Union City for the day. Watches by Wright praised. Mrs Amos A Williams visited Maayville on business. B Porter returned from a few days away in But Tale. Store ads tout Father’s Day gift watches at Stuan’s Tog Bory. Badan Myers had stern days on W Main Street. Deputy Sheriff Krank Diamond sent his morning after a trip. Emily Duke summoned to Wattsville. News notes death of J Applebee’s brother-in-law. Mrs Join Drought and daughter with Mr Ernest Morrow visited Erle for the day. Local families, visits to Hittalo, Corry and Buffalo noted. Christmas cards advertised by Paver ads. John Love to Buffalo on business. Miss Mabel Keefe to Buffalo. Patrolman Spencer stayed home with a headache. Various residents off on business or visiting kin in Cleveland, Erie, Shielakyie. Dr J C Jackson traveled for professional work. Mrs Haney Alexander visiting relatives in Shielakyie. Richard Patton, traveling agent for F Railway from Oil City, in city en route from Chicago. Clyde Cook reported ill at his Center Street home. W D Hines of United Press in town. Will Trill, the indicator man, recovering from operation. Dr Kibler removed gallbladder stones. patient improvement noted.
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Wilson
Union City
Wright
Ady Amos A. Williams
Maayville
B. Porter
Stuan
Nyt Badan Myers
W. Main Street
Sherif Krank
Ben Phillips
East Sprice Street
Titusville
John Love
Buffalo
Mabel Keefe
Spencer i
Hone Co
Belo
Hen Starr
Cleveland
J. C. Jackson
Erie
Haney Alexander
Shielakyie
N. Y
Richard Patton
F. R.R
Oil City
Chicago
Clyde Cook
Center Street
Cook
WA Hines
United Press News Service
New York City
Will
Corry
Wim
Kibler
AmuseU Theater Tests Typa B Locomotive for North Carolina Shipment
The Climax Mfg Co tests one Typa B locomotive today as part of tuning before shipment next week. The machine is planned for use in North Carolina.
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Climax Mfg. Co
North Carolina
Special Train For Erie Elks Dedication
Erie Lodge members travel by special train to the dedication of the new Elks building with an expected four or five hundred attendees including ladies. The train leaves Erie at 1 15 p m and returns after the reception and ball in the State Armory, around three a m. Union City may be added on the return, boosting local attendance. Governor and Mrs Tener are to attend. no local invitations were issued, but all friends are welcome.
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Erie
Erie Lodge
Elks
State Armory
Corry
Union City
Tener
Union Tel Line Starts Work On Project
C A Bilis of the Uue a6 Company began work on the union telephone line project, initiating the first phase of construction and coordination with local crews to resume regional communications improvement.
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Union Tel
Warren Toll Line Improvements Begin Near Higby
This morning a Warren to lay out the new toll line and extensive improvements. The construction gang is two miles from Higby and will move Friday for Warren line work. Over five hundred new cross arms and many Haley are to be installed along the route with poles renewed and reset. A new wire will be strung as soon as the arrangements are made and the survey is completed in Corry.
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Corry
Funeral of Mrs Welden Selections at Home and Burial
The funeral for Mrs Welden was held at her home on Buelid Street at ten this morning with Rev J G Armstrong of Parke Mace officiating. He read scripture and Mrs Hien Suuet sang The Lord Knows Why. Pallbearers were the deceased’s nephews. The funeral party boarded the noon train to Spar Tin sburg for burial in the family lot at Hant Branch. Relatives from out of town included Isa Nichols Ralph Nichols Amann Nichols Clara Smith and others from Hast Branch Sntarprise Spring Croek and Columbis.
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Hmelina Welden
Buelid Street
J. G. Armstrong
Parke Mace
Hien Suuet
Wstrapp
Spartinsburg
Hant
Mrac Isa Nichols
Ralph and
Amann Nichols
Hast
Clara Smith
Cleveland
Frank Welden
Charles Waeldon
Sntarprise
BL Payne
Tmtueville
Art Way
Columbis
John Matteson
Lon Mattewon
Spring Croek
Fragmented Readout Fails to Name Clear Event
A garbled OCR segment offers few readable facts or names. The legible words suggest a minor local item or notice, but essential details such as participants, places, actions, or dates are missing, leaving the core event unresolved.
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