Local residents noted in city day trips and visits
Personal mentions record Charles Hull visiting Jamestown Sam Harper from Spartandburg in the city for business Arthur Spear returning to Tunedolph to resume work at Chamberlain Mrs Grant Barton and Archie Alam visiting Buffalo for two weeks Lillian Hunter guest in the city on her way home from Akron Hy Mundeeson traveling to Warren We Lyons left Ul a Monday for Erle Mr and Mrs Frank Raymond to Buffalo for the auto show Elston visiting Warren for business Mrs J O Rathoe Cleveland and daughter home after cancer treatment Lula Wilcox visiting Dunkeer Kepple Kepple and Marlo Kepple in Buffalo for the auto show Dancing Thursday Night At the Armory announcement Shoup and daughter visiting from Michigan Mrs William Warner from East Orange New Jersey visiting friends before Waterford trip
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Charles Hull
Jamestown
Sam Harper
Spartandburg
Arthur Spear
Tunedolph
Chamberlain
Grant
Barton
Archie Alam
Buffalo
Mia
Lillian Hunter
Tidioute
Hy Mundeeson
Warren
We Lyons
Ula
Erle
Frank Raymond
Bufalo
Elston
J. O. Ratheot Cleveland
Rath
Lula Wilcox
Dun- Keir
R. Tiffany
Eon Kepple
Marlo Kepple
Buffilo
Armory
Samuel Stinson
Mast Wal ML Street
Corry
Iuyville
Herald
Shoup
Tator
Michigan
C.J. Wilcox
William Warner
Ast Orange
N. J
Waterford
Senior Bake Sale at the Arcade and Local Social Notes
Community notices describe a Saturday bake sale at the Arcade, various residents traveling for business to Sheffield and Pittsburgh, visits among families in Union City and Crawford County, and a bridge club gathering hosted by Mrs Gerry Kincaid. The column mentions Mrs Greeley improving, Mrs Clapp heading to Florida for two months, and a real estate sale by Robert Patterson Ex ute Agency. A memorial death for Claude Morley is noted from Cambridge Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
VoWitt Hracken
Jeff
Jamoatown
James Drought
Sheffield
Murry Burch
Ridgway
Clyde Cook
Fon South Center
Pitsburg
Auction Bridge Club
Gerry Kincaid
Frederick Street
Kedy Halley
Townville
Crawford
AmuseU Theater Plays Feature Western and Irish Drama
The AmuseU Theater presents THE DAYS OF THE PONY EXPRESS and A WILPUL CONLEEN’S WAY an Irish drama along with THE POLICEMAN AND THE HABY Comedy LOVE AND LA. Four reeix cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Pony Express
Wilpul Conleen
Hundred Tickets To Be Offered At Library Theater Coupon
The Journal prints a coupon for Friday evening and Saturday morning readers. The first hundred holders presenting the Babbitt Drug Store coupon will redeem tickets for the Saturday library comedy at the Library Theater. Seventy five tickets have been offered previously, now one hundred are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Theater
Babbitt Drug Store
Babbitt Store
Concord Man Builds Tile Silo Near City Farm
Hobson received the tile today for a fine circular silo to be erected on his farm south of the city. The silo will be twelve feet in diameter and forty feet high, with a capacity of 98 tons. It is reported to be the first tile silo in the vicinity and will serve as a fine work place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Parkhurst
Corry
Wm. Parkhurst
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
N. Dickson
W. Pleasant Street
Hobson
W. W. Hasbroek
Arthur Johnson Tonight At the AMUSA Show
Arthur Johnson headlines at the AMUSA with The Higher Law. The program also features three others in a five cent admission. Local listing notes the event airs tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Johnson
Amusa
Higher Law
Johnson
Celebrated 87th Birthday of J. Mo Humphrey in Kinship Gathering
Surrounded by children and grandchildren, J. Mo Humphrey marked his 87th birthday at his son Ho Humphrey’s home. A large dinner followed with guests aged from six months to over 80, totaling 440 years across those present. He received many greeting cards and well wishes for many more happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me J. Mo Humphrey
Ho Humphrey
Wittesheset
Humphrey
AML
Haytian Rioting Continues in Port au Prince and Plaissance
UPI reports from Washington on February 1 state General Theodore has again proclaimed himself president of Hayti. He cannot land at Port au Prince after arriving aboard a German vessel. Rioting persisted last night in Plaissance and at Cape Hayti, where one man was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington, D. C
U.S
Nashville
Playsante
Hayti
Theodore
Republic
Port Au Prince
Plaisance
Cape Hayti
Journal Magazine Tomorrow February Issue Promises Rich Fiction
Tomorrow the Journal's magazine for February will be issued to all readers. The periodical is described as exceptionally good this month and, beyond the usual departments, carries more illustrated fiction than ever. Readers are urged to secure their copy.
P S B Club Jollification At Tillotson Home
The P. S. B. club held a general rejoicing at W. B. Tillotson's home last evening with about fifteen members present. The program featured Thos. Ward, Fred Lauer, George Stowe, Burnet Price, CA. Cooley, Heh Baxter, and Karl Cox Edwins. Mo Gully of Moomsburg attended as a guest. Members enjoyed cards, refreshments, and a broad celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S. B. Club
W. B. Tillotson
Pitteen
Thos. Ward
Fred Lauer
George Stowe
Burnet Price
CA. Cooley
Heh Baxter
Karl Cox Edwins
MoGully
Moomsburg
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Traction
Chicago
Fleece
Sox
Steen’s
Toggery
B. M. Jourdet
Min le Wi
Kris
Eugene Heath
Jatternoon
Bell
Thukor
Sharon Pa
Corener Baoder
Arcade
Washington Tri
Lie Baeder Grill
Jeilzybeth Usher
Usher
P. Connor
Claude Morley
Cambridge Springs
Corry Hospital
Mabile
Amuseu Theater
Cc. W. Lyons
Concord Man
Little Women
J. M. Humphrey
P.S.B.” Club
Jollification
the Ladies Furnishing
DeBevoise
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