Personal notices of Christmas travel and visits across cities
The clipping lists numerous holiday visits and returns by individuals: Willy Conant relirsned to Chicago. Miss Ann Sweeney visits New York relatives. Frank Barry returns to Erie. Dr. and Mrs. Hoenig visit Titusville. Mr. and Mrs. C. Hall return from Meadville after Christmas. Miss Lillian Carney of Watertown N Y visits Park Place. Miss Margaret Burns travels to Niagara Falls. Kenneth Gould returns to Niagara Falls. Mrs. Albert Black of Camado visits sister Mary Chapman in Congress Street. Mrs. James MacInnes is ill with mumps. Mrs. Warnshowse nurses. Frank Bogart and family visit Hogar relatives. Ralph Leiplein winds holidays with daughter in Salamanca. Herbert Rields returns to Youngstown after Christmas with parents. Richard Patton returns to Chicago. Abe Cohen heads to Franklin after visiting relatives. Eugene Armidon returns from Erie after Christmas with daughter Mrs. Jackson. Milas Bernice Shanahan returns home after visiting relatives. Anna A Williams of Tiereny returns home after Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. James Masson and guests return from Meadville after Christmas. Wallace Young arrives from Cleveland for a work visit. Mrs. Drake of Minneapolis spending time here due to Thomas Shannon’s death. W S Keefe returns to Bradford after Christmas. Mrs. Suuryairet entertaining with luncheon for Mrs. Frank Livermore. Wie Bide-a-Wey Chub not meeting this evening with Mrs. Gordon.
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Richard Dunnon
Willy Conant
Chicago
Mise Ann Sweeney
New York
McCarthy
Park Place
Barry
Erie
Lima
Hoenig
Titusville
C. Hall
Meadgills
Lillian Carney
Watertown
N. M
Randy
Margaret Burns
Niagara Falls
Kenneth Gould
Niagara
Albert Black
Camado
North Dakout
Mary Chapman
Congress Sro
James MacInnes
Mis. Warnshowse
Frank Bogart
Funny
Warren
Hogar
Prank Woolf
Ralph Leiplein
Salamanca
Herbert Rields
Youngstown
Richard Patton
Abe Cohen
Jackson
Milas Bernice Shanahan
Alty
Anna A. Williams
Terieny
Porkhits
Liberty Street
Air
Janier
Masson
Gu Jes
Meadville
Prank Waele
Wallace Young
Cleveland
Raid
Young
Lemonstress
In Drake
Minneapolis
Meg. Suuryairet Ieefe
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pioneer Resident Thomas Shannon Dies on Christmas Day
Thomas Shannon, a Civil War veteran and one of the city’s oldest residents, died Christmas Day at his son’s Columbus Avenue home. Born in Ireland, he later settled in Massachusetts before moving to the city after the war and living with his son for the past thirteen years. Survived by son T. Y. A. Shannon, daughter Mrs A Drake of Minneapolis, and grandchildren, funeral services were held this afternoon at his home with Rev. G. W. Sharpley officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with Post 70, G.A.R. members in attendance.
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Thomas Shannon
T. A. Shannon
Columbus Avenue
Mr. Shannon
Big Nintieth
Ireland
Alassachusetts
Shannon
1St
Massachusetts Volunteers
Afr. Shannon
Corry
The
GA. R
TY. A. Shannon
A. Drake
Minneapo Hig. Minn
G. W. Sharpley
Post 70
G14
Pine Grove Cemetery
Farmers Institute to Be Held Here in January
A committee of progressive farmers plans a Farmers Institute in this city January 16 and 17 under the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. The event will be at Magenhos Hall with speakers including W. L. Phillips New Bethlehem and S. S. Lohman. William Paton Musgrove and Mrs Fred Smith will address and Milon Brown and CE Myers State College will speak. Mildred Crowell will give a recital. Tuesday features Poultry Farming talk by BL Phillips and a Question Box session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Billings
Hillaboro
Auspions
Te Department of Agriculture
State of Pennsylvania
Magenhos Hall
W. L. Phillips
New Bethlehem
William Paton
Musgrove
Wheliver
Fred Smith
Milon Brown
Ce, Myers
State College
Mildred Crowell
Myers
Patton
Mosgrove
BL. Phillips
Vaudeville At The Rex Theatre Ends This Week
Manager Parker books a fine vaudeville bill for the Rex Theatre with two shows nightly for the last three days of the week. Featured are Lillia May Melvin and Babe Melvin singing and dancing, Muck and Hastings monologues, and Zank and Coulter singing. The act proved popular in Meadville and will share the program with the regular picture feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Rex Theatre
Neta
Lillia May Melvin
Babe Melvin
Muck
Hastings
Zank
Coulter
Meadville
Diphtheria Strikes Local Youth in Hast Irving Street
Harold Belding eight years old son of Mr and Mrs Leo Belding of Hast Irving street has diphtheria. He fell ill Saturday with a cold and sore throat. Dr Bennet declared the illness yesterday. Health Officer W C Powell placed the home under strict quarantine to prevent spread. This is the first diphtheria case noted in the city for some time and recovery is hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Belding
Leo Belding
Irving Street
Dr. Bennet
W. C. Powell
Wii
Jane Caprice Pox Star at the Ragged Princess
The fragment mentions Jane Caprice performing at the Ragged Princess tonight in Anindole with a note about 100 attendees or items. Details are unclear due to poor OCR but indicate a local entertainment listing featuring Caprice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Caprice
Anindole
Quit Meat If Your Kidneys Act Badly
An advertisement promotes Jad Salta as a kidney flushing remedy. It claims kidneys overwork causes urine irritation and cloudy or stinging symptoms, urging a tablespoonful in water daily to keep kidneys active and prevent bladder disorders.
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Mont Méirs
Cour
Jad Salta
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Nintieth
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Christmas Savings Society
U. S
J. J. Desmond
G.H. Barlow
W.postlethwait
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