Funeral of Little Clebert Faulkner
Funeral held at two o clock Saturday afternoon at Roy Woodin home for Clebert Faulkner son of Gallon Pantkner and Mrs. Faulkner, with Roy Woodin officiating and three selections sung. Relatives from Forestville New York Perey sburg Jamestown and Lakewood attended. pallbearers were his brothers and cousins. Burial in West Side Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ditty Clebert Maulkner
Gallon Pantkner
Etx
B. Smith
Roy
Woodin
Mixer
Gerald
Llomil
Frank Faulkner
Iyan Smith
Ft) Paulkner
Imma Faulkner
DeVere Faulkner
Sugar Grove
Ward Comstock
Niobe
Clyde Hassett
Mont Merry
Weasle Whiteley
Jane Stevens
Maude Keefe
Corry Ho
West Side
Gometary
Fort Loyal No 22 Entertains at Hall
Fort Loyal No 22 entertained friends Tuesday evening at hall. Cards early. Favola given to Mr Decker and Miss Loretta Carroll. Ladies received a beautifully hand embroidered guest towel donated by Mrs Loulke Myrtole. A lunch followed with dancing the rest of the evening. Music by Mesut Tibhe and Miss Bilen Tubby. Mrs Coburn led cottage dances. Many praised the evening and wished for more good men soon.
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Fort Loyal No
Et Hall
Mesut Tibhe
Dotinnon
Card of Thanks for support after death of Little Clebart
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who offered help and sympathy during the illness and death of our Little Clebart. Thanks for the many beautiful flowers and kind words from the Maccabees, choirs, and the staff of T. B. Chatr Go, Mx and Mere, G. W. Faulkner and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clebart
Ne May
Howers
Chatr
Mere
G. W. Faulkner
Senate Passes Post Office Bill With Large Appropriations
Washington Mo b The senate passed the post office appropriation bill totaling 689 million with a 32 100 000 increase over the house bill. The measure restores summer service compensation for rural and city carriers and raises salaries for many carriers including those using own motor vehicles. The rural route pay scales and a new 50 mile limit for certain motorized routes are enacted. A provision allows salaries up to 2300 a year for carriers with their own cars on routes under 50 miles. A motion to strike 160 000 for expert mental delivery in villages failed. expert village mail delivery continues.
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Washington
Mob
Senate
Postuli Co
Haus
Suminatrick
Stalin
Kenora Jy
GEM
Bryan
Wlorida
Atrike
Local and national briefs from New York and Washington
In Cooperstown New York an 82 year old farmer Edward Him Ide and his wife Wan die after illness. a double funeral is held. Washington reports a 202 to 94 House vote backing the Gullop amendment for public endorsements in federal judiciary appointments. New York notes a $25,000 breach of promise suit against Giants pitcher Tom Tesreau is settled without further disclosure.
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Lirlington
Edward Him Ide
Coopertown
Kimble
Washington
Web
House
William J. Bryan
Baltimore
Georgia
New York
Toxrelli
Giants
Clara Young
Perryville
Youn
Lee
Kat Suprema Court
Page
Cottnsel
Miss Young
Tesreau
Misa Helen Hines
Local residents noted in city social roundups
A large list of personal mentions shows L A Weaver of Bradford JH Nuckers of Help Abe Guiabinnkt and others visiting or traveling through the city for the day. Several residents, including M Couch and Mrs Bush, returned home from recent trips or visits with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Weaver
Bradford
JH. Nuckers
W. J. Titus
Promielin
M. Couch
N. Wilson
Trom
Hranklin
Myra
Mark Gray
Ib. W. Meng
Baar St. Lewis
AW. Clinger
West Smith Sirest
FW. Mitetioll
Mili ‘Village
Islands
RK. Allen
G G Wilcox
Lochranton
Mrs. Bush
Son
Ure
Hiong
North Center Street
George Carrol
Youngaville
Toafty
C. H. Whetson
J.P. Drought and Co
J. Draper
Buffalo
Hoyt Robbing
J. J. Warden
Randolph
Iny
Mra
Torrence
James Mclaughlin
Frad
North Warren
L. P. Knowlton
Jamestown
W. A. Knowlton
Marquard makes peace with McGraw in Giants talks
New York, Feb the erratic pitcher of the New York Giants Marquard met with John J McGraw at the Imperial Hotel to announce he was through with the Federal League forever. Before boarding the twin at the Grand Central depot he expected to name where Pat Power would locate the floating Kansas City Federal Teague franchise. Strong reports say Harrison New Jersey will be favored by the offer if Pat proceeds. If Pat signs, George Stovall may manage the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Quird
New York Giants
John J. McGraw
Napoleon
Giant
Marlin
Tex
Marquard Mide
McGraw
Imperial Hotel
Hon
Federal League
Margiard
Grand Central Depot
Robert B. Ward
Pat T. Powerse
Harrison, N. J
Pat
Federal Teague
Buffalo
George Stovall
Costly cattle struck by hoof and mouth disease in Haddonfield
Cattle valued at about 40000 dollars owned by Ephraim Gilly of Haddonfield are stricken with hoof and mouth disease. Governor Welder and state health officials moved to prevent spread. All stock removed from barns and fumigation planned after a farm visit by an inspector who had health credentials. A second infected property was found in Camden County, with the disease believed spread by clothing. The outbreak follows earlier cases in the region and prompted investigations into how the illness reached the herd.
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Haddonfield
Ni J. Feb
Ephralim
Gilly
Outaldy
Haddon Farms
Atate
Gilh
Trenton O Ace
Welder
Healkh
Gihn
Camden County
Submarines Active In Atlantic Merchant Vessel Attacks
London reports another German submarine attack on merchant shipping. The Roy Parana, a small steamship running Tyne to Bib, torpedoed near Bonehyy Head. Crew of 81 landed at New Haven. ship’s nationality and flag unclear. Lloyds lists a Parana of 284% tons owned by Cia Comercios Na Vigicione. no record of a Roy Parana. Rome cautions government to ban public meetings to quell neutralist protests amid imminent intervention urged by the populace.
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London
Roy Parnas
Tyne
Bonehyy Head
New Haven
Lloyds
Parana
Rio Janeiro
CIA Commercios Na Vigicione
Weather context of Albany repeal outlines party vote
Albany reports Feb 25 that Republicans and some Democrats may back a repeal measure. The proposal ties reform of a wartime provision to broader policy actions and represents a split across party lines amid conference deliberations.
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Albany
Community thanks for kindness after bereavement
We thank friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during our bereavement. Thank you to the Ajax and W.R.O. for flowers and to ALD Craxer and sons for support.
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U. S
Ajax Tron
0. N. H and T
Wyce
W.R. O
ALD, Craxer and Sons
Local Grocery Ad Sells Select Canned Goods
A compact penny sale lists items: Snider's Catchup and Califoxtin Hams available at low prices. Sale applies the same day only under WM. GOONS successor to A. Pond at 26.
Dr Dewitt Jackson Practiced At Erle Clinic
A narrated local medical notice lists Dr Dewitt Jackson at 108 W 9th St Erle Pennsylvania in an ENT specialty. The item appears in a directory style entry with phone and Saturday evening hours referenced, noting practice in the Myh Hab NoSe and Throat field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt Jackson
9Th St
Erle
Yam
Cory
Comedy at Library Theater Promises Real Entertain ment
Manager Roth of the TI brary Theater drops the Jackson and Andrews musical comedy company for the week s end. The vaudeville style show features music wit and strong comedians with a refined performance. Tonight’s feature is The Giddy Widow plus several reels of excellent pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roth
Tibrary Theater
Jackson and Andrews
Good For Nothing Tonight At the Amusel
Mr Anderson stars in a new drama portraying an eastern millionaire and a western ranch owner. The show features Vitagraph comedy elements and plays tonight only at the Amusel venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amusel
GMC
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Ady
New Good year Pathfinder bicycle tires advertised
Wales Hardware Co reports a fresh factory stock of Good year Pathfinder bicycle tires. Plain tread tires priced at 2 48 each and kids tires at 2 75 each. The ad emphasizes durability and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathefinder Urea
Wales Hardware CO
Funeral of Mrs Craker Held Yesterday at Home
The funeral of Mrs Interim AL D Craker was held yesterday afternoon from the family home. Rev G H Sharpley of Immanuel Church officiated. Attending were Walter Craker and Harry Craker sons Thimwood of Old City Williams of Johnsonhure Don Graker of this city and Stanley Craker of Waterford. Interment was at Pine Grove Cemetery with a brief grave service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL D. Craker
G. H. Sharpley
Immanuel Church
Walter and
Harry Craker
Thimwood
Old City
Williams
Johnsonhure
Don Graker
This City
Stanley Craker
Waterford
Pine Grove Cemetery
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Lorist
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Butcher VS
Grocerman
Chass
Bantorn
Morris
Corry
Winger & Williams
Little Clebert Faulkner
Fort Loyal
Myers
E. Wayne Coe
G. Heke
Brocton
Bualadas
Prossly Shuas
Suchess
Thie Mornin
Boyd Auor
Union City
P & Vei
Trent
John Dawson
Frank Watson
Cly
Harry Thayer
Sherman
Loneioon
Kennedy
Moward Loveland
GR. Davis
Hos Dauehtay
M&hins
W. Hicks
Oxford
Tows
Marquard
Rome
Traliana
Atlantic City
Boston
Louis
Philadelphia
Corry City Electric Light Co
N. Cohen & Sons
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