Personal and business travel notes from Meadville area
A lengthy list of personal visits and business trips across Meadville Erie and surrounding towns. Entries mention AWG Postlethwait, A L Poster, De Harrington of Buffalo, W H Soper, DeLawrence, Al Jacobs, Mrs M O Brign, Mrs Stranagan, Hans Wellijus, Michael Malone, Harry Earl, Charles Greening, Miss Nellie B Atkins, Paul Ricker, Miss Bertha Schrues, Miss Erma Mangus, Miss Gene Sitler, Prebert Curtis, A W Covell, Orrin Kerthidy, Luise Twitchell, Miss Laura Dodd, Chloe Whiteley, Dorothy Williams, and others traveling for jury duty visits, family visits, and business over several days. Names indicate jury placements Erie Titusville Jamestown Union City and Union City trips with periods of overnights and weekend stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iMrs. M. O'Brign
Stranagan
Boartke
Hans Wellijus
Michael Malone
Harry Earl
Erie
Ranghild Sandquist
Union City
Erma Mangus
Jamestown
Gene Sitler
A. W. Covelleft
Panxsutawney
East Smith Elrect
Orrin Kerthidy
Erie Hyere
B. E. Kennedy
Luise ‘Twitchell
Ren
Ren. Who Is ‘Caring For Mr. Boe
Kennedy
W. H. Cole
Indianapolis
Detroit
Cincinnati
Lillian Casler
MerleyGowles
Cleveland
F. H. Tillotson
Denison
Texas
Lila Tillotson
Roa
Tillotson
Tracy Helen
Mich
East South Street
V. V Sharpe
Tampa
Fla
Atlanta
Oli
Laura Dodd
Chloe Whiteley
Dorothy Williams
Jen ‘Sullivan
Macion Triscuit
Marie’ Brooks
Veatrick Hotchikiss
Bernice Judd
Margaret Duffy
Nu: Bee
Erie visitors and locals noted in city society list
W. A. Stein and George Gordon with Leo and i A Brown and Reward Sweeties of Erie appear among today’s social visitors. Mrs. Eva Hopkins of Warren visits East Street relatives. several Erie and Warren residents travel for brief stays, business trips, or weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Stein
Erie
George Gordon
Leo
Warren
Reward Sweeties
Win. Crosby
Harry Parker
William’ Johnson
James Drought
Marionville
Mabel
Paylor
Buffalo
D. J. Lyons
Salamanca
Ella Shields
John Sterling
E. E. Kennedy
John Perking
Ridgway
St. Marys
Fred Mixer
James Condra
Spring Creek
Abrief
Sther Jarecki
A. W. Rauscher
Corry
Harry Boutwell
Pittsburgh
Arriv
East Washington Street
Guy Ford
Meadville
J. McCarthy
George Mulderick
C. G. Nelson
Jamestown
William Waff
Ciy
Katherine Nu
Kent
W. H. Johnson
Marion
Toledo
Morris Boitsteel
Ola Young
North ‘Pol
Ralph Munsee
Albert Goggs
Guy Abbey
Ripley
Qty
Ben ¥. Starr
Marguerite Land
North Tonawanda
Gertrude Fields
Betty Jane Fields
Deal McMahon
City
Worth Streets
Douglas ‘Titus
Jean
Audnette
Oil City
Stop Itching Scalp Rub Promises Relief and Refund
An ad copy touts Parisian Sage scalp rub as stopping itching and smoothing the scalp. It claims luxurious hair and offers money back guarantees via Amos & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos & Co
Harding Best Dressed President Says Washington Tailor
Washington merchant tailor J C Wineman declares President Harding the best dressed in years. Details include a tuxedo in poiache wool for dinner, a cutaway frock for afternoons, bug nightwear riding and golf outfits, and morning suits in sack style with at least twenty eight or ten variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Wallington
Moonshiner Kiddo Socka vitch Held in Johnsonburg Jail
Ridgway resident Kiddo Socka vitch is jailed in Johnsonburg on $6,000 bail awaiting Elk County Court. A search by Chief O Donnell at Terra Cotta Ray near Clarion Heights recovered moonshine. Socka vitch had earlier been fined 1000 dollars and six months for liquor selling, paroled after serving part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
Tech
Kirdo Sockavitch
Johnsonburg
Elk County Court
O'Donnel
Paper City
Terra Cotta Ray
Clarion Heights
O'Donnell
Robbery at DuBois Station Cushioned by Nitro Charge
United Press reports a February robbery at the DuBois Pennsylvania Railroad station where a safe was blown with nitroglycerine and $206 in currency stolen. Investigators describe the blast as the work of two men, with blankets used to muffle the noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Dubois
Yeagmen
DuBoois
Pennsylvania Railroad
Corry
Center Streets
FLESH FOR THIN FOLKS Ad Promotes Booths Vitayeast
An advert warns against using Booth's Vitayeast to gain weight and guarantees no gains with a money back offer. Signed by Ames and Co. N. P. disclaimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
N. P., Ames and Co
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Rex Theatre
Fec
Wn. S. Hart
Anna Q. Nilsson
The
Wm. S. Hart
Jesse L. Lasky
Paramount Specialists
California
Pathe News
Pauline
Frederick
Blue Fox
D. Padoll
Eye-Sight
United States
Oil City Trust Company
OU City, Pa
International Audit Co. National Bank of Corry
Unite
H. L. Rider
Internal Revenue Agent
Oil Guy
Petroleum
Bell
Citizens National Bank IF Corry
Citizens National Bank
Finan
Warren Savings Bank & Trust Company
Warren, Pa
Bernstein Brothers
Federal Reserve System
the National Bank of Corry
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