Local residents on short visits and travels in the city
Personal notices list residents and visitors spending short times with relatives and friends in the city and traveling to nearby towns such as Erie Hilo Bradford Rochester Albany Pittsburgh and Buffalo for holidays business and social events through the day and week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Pain
Bradford
D. Warren DeHosay
Rochester
Albany
Corry Brick and Tile Company
Mises Morence Bliss
Mildred Arters
Pittsburgh
Harry Auer
Marjory
Thiftalo
Victor Kipgen
Paul
Morrison
Spring
Paul Rieker
Isabell
Erie
H. ‘Depew
Albion
Migg
Christiana
Eva Geles
Union City
Cty
Minnie Keating
Ol City
Musterole In A Jar Provides Overnight Chest Relief
A vintage ad touts Musterole, a clean white mustard ointment for chest congestion and colds. Rub onto the sore area before bed, claim relief from sore throat bronchitis croup rheumatism and many pains without blistering.
Local Notices of Holidays and Travel Updates
The column lists relatives and friends visiting Warren and surrounding areas for the holidays. Mentions include Mies Dena Thurston in Warren, Palmer in Edie for business, Marsh in Erio, Willett in Buffalo, Bacold Brown returning from State College, and Mrs Edward Crapser visiting But Halo. Also notes visits by Howard Bosworth in Cleveland, James Lavery in the city, Lloyd Sullinger in Detroit, and Misses Alo and Lena Mather traveling to Toledo for a funeral. Homecomers include Prod Steadman and Claude Rhodes and Mayme Miller in Chicago, with Ransom returning from Cleveland to spend Christmas with family. Elisabeth Howard’s condition remains poor and unlikely to improve.
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Mies Dena
Howard Bosworth
Cleveland
Phi Gamma Delta Wicklosta
James Lavery
New York
Nash
Prod Steadman
McKeesport
Claude Rhodes
Mies Mayme Miller
Chicago
James Ransom
H&ransom
United Sportsmen Plan Prize Awards Meeting
A meeting of the local camp United Sportsmen was held at the office of Dir. L. M. Christio. Prizes won during the past season will be awarded tomorrow evening at a display in a city store. Members have stocked streams in the surrounding country and plan to handle remaining tackle consignments in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Sportsmen
Dir. L. M. Christio
Sixteenth Cavalry Units to Demobilize in Pittsburg Move
Six of the time recalled Pennsylvania units totaling $.000 militiamen with diverse service roles head to Pittsburg for demobilization. The First Cavalry Sixteenth Infantry and related units move to Pittsburgh, with Fourth Regiment and division HQ to Harrisburg. Further reassignments send troops to Philadelphia and other cities.
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el Paso
Tex
Tiine
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
War Department
First Cavalry
Pittshaven
Pittsburgs
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
John P. Wood
Philadelphia
Tyrone
New Casula
Suntury
Lock Haven
Curtin
M. Lewisburg
Stateenth Infantry
Quorge
Richards
Ol City
Corry
Meadville
Bradford
Kane
Branklin
Brie
Ridgway
Cabrera to Give Answer to Lansing
Washington dispatch notes Lilly Cabrera will outline Carranza's stance on the Atlantic City protocol to Secretary Lane tomorrow. A courier with Carranza's reply is en route to Washington. if the protocol is approved, delay may be forgiven, but rejection could end the joint commission and trigger troop withdrawal contingencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carranza
Atlantic City
United States
Joint Commission
Lane
Lilly Cabrera
Muxicep
Oneral Carranza
New York
Massenger
Cabyera Hinself
General Carpanza
Protocn
Protog
Iwble
Pershing
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Warren
Federal Reserve
First National Bank
Bankin Prairie
N. Cohen & Sons
Co. A
Cabrera
Lansing
Star Garage Automobile Repairing
BEL Tellephone
Hart Bebalina
Hyes
Hart Schaffner
Corry’s Greatest Clothiers
Citizens National Bank Christmas Saving Society
Christmas Savings Society
The
Citizens National Bank
U. 5
Fostal Savings
J. J. Desmond
G.H. Barlow
W. Postlethwait
Vic
H.W. Parker
PAVER
North Center Street
Peter
Firat
Beng Auoky
Lyong An
Butte May
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