Rural Columbus Notes Include Travels and Gatherings
Local column from Columbus Chronicle records residents and visitors with names such as Will Parker, Albert Fox, Norman Achelton, and Mrs N B Dewey. Mentions travel to New York Philadelphia Italy and Pittsburgh along with social visits and theater outings.
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Columbus
DEO
Savane
Judeon
Calin Caton
Vivitar
Dewey
Mya
Raymond Yar
Corry
Will Parker Frere
Atterneos
Jad Mite
Albert Fox Xetyenoit
Jan Buniay
Nm Wook
Srip
New York
Philadelphia
Wii Myers
N. B. Dewey
Guy Gordon Han
Atemma Putnam
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Notable Wedding Notices in Corry Event Thursday Afternoon
The wedding events mention Mr. Lynn Gordon and Mrs. Chto flordon atopdet the matiner in Corry with a ceremony planned for Tuesday afternoon and tied to the Cl minx Gp of Corry. The text is garbled but indicates local nuptials or social notices in Corry Minnesota.
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Lewin
Corry
Lynn Gordon
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Spelling Errors cloud Ispartanburg News Letter items
Old Ispartanburg newsletter notes a church event at Mya Winans home, a Ty Club meeting at Miss Alice Hinney's, and social sales for school funds. Mentions purchases of books, a violin, and local residents visiting relatives. two real estate transactions noted on Spring Street.
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Mya
Alice Hinney
Dainymig
Bradly
Dalrymple
Min
Walford
Tov
Vietrola
Mite
Araula Geott
Boiseville
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Mra. Wom
Menqvilje
Mee
Lake
Jank Jones
Cornish
Ays Fannin Tamiro
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I W M Co Foreman Questions Oscar About Leaving Job
The I W M Co sends the foreman to ask Oscar if he quit the job after a week’s absence. He denies quitting and mentions issues with unpaired tools and potential penalties or pay adjustments at P Morriea’s shop. The dialogue reflects labor dispute tone from an old newspaper page.
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Mr. Oscar
Oscar
P. Morrleea
Pete
Morripea
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Family Gatherings
The fragment lists numerous visits and social events around town. Names include Mr. Guy Elderod, Mrs. Norma Wind, Miss Lily Thy, Mr. Scott, Miss Lily Thy and Scott visiting various relatives. Mr and Mrs Charles Thompson attend a Golden Wedding in Beaverton area.
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Norma Wind
Way
Brie
Lily Thy
Mr. Scott
Min
Tary Smith
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Jpriday Gad
Donald Kinney
Gly Babrdchaughoat
Blakeslee
Charlo Thompson
Ms. Thompson
Patent cough remedy sale advertised in old notice
An old newspaper fragment touts a cough and grippe remedy named New Discovery from Colorado. It claims quick relief and decades of popularity, priced at 51 20 per bottle and sold by druggists.
Mentho Sulphur Treats Skin Eruptions Quickly
A pharmacist notes Mentho Sulphur cream stops itching from skin eruptions instantly and begins healing almost immediately. The remedy cools irritation, destroys germs, and leaves clear skin, with rapid relief claimed after a few uses. Sold in drug stores.
From Newsroom to Pulpit A Bishop's Josephine Rise
Charles Sumner Burch, once long time editor at Kansas City and Detroit, is now Episcopal Bishop of New York. He joins the Church’s Joint Commission directing a $42 million Nation-Wide Campaign to expand its work and shape a new order after the war, urging all to share in the task and responsibility of preserving spiritual values.
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Charles Sumner Burch
Kansas City
Detroit
Episcopal
New York
Episcopal Church
Burch
Providence
Church of Christ
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Comnpind
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Enilon
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James H. Wright
Hallmark
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Lough
PET Ee Company
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