Personal mentions list Warren and Jamestown social visits
Mrs F D Swanson of Warren hosts Mrs Neill Taylor at Jamestown for a few days. Frank Howard visited Roswell. Manley Parker returned to Warren on business from Westfield Indiana. Mrs Jane P Drought left for Oil City. Mrs Earl Morrison of Janes visited Oil City. J Alexander visited Spring Creek as guest of Mrs Dawson Obustead. J W Edwards of Newark visits Barney Heyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Swanson
Warren
Neill Taylor
Mel-l
Jamestown
Roswell
Frank
Howard
D. Manley Parker
Westfield
Janes
Oil City
Earl R. Morrison
J. Alexander
Io City
Spring Creek
Mire
Dawson Obustead
J. W. Edwards
Newark
Barney Heyman
Local Movements and Visits Highlight Erie Notes
Erie social notes recap travels and family duties with dozens of names. D Warren DeRosay works as a business waiter in Erie while the Boyces return home from Sharon after their mother’s death. J R Thompson departs for Coraopolis to join Duquesne Steel Foundry. Mrs J K R Thompson heads to Warren then to Coraopolis. Judge John J Henderson of Meadville leaves Philadelphia after a stay. Mrs J A Arnold returns from New York City with purchases for her shop on West Main. Mrs Robert Daye comes home from Bradford after attending Howard Fowler’s funeral at Bon Air Sanatorium. Harry Nommile and Elmer Kincaid travel for business and family visits, with Frank Crowell returning from Kirks City. Reginald Davis of Joliet visits friends while en route from Jamestown due to his grandmother Winifred Colegrove’s illness. Also, Knowlton’s advertises fresh-quality meat at 110 per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Warren DeRosay
Erie
William J. Boyce
John J. Henderson
Meadville
Superior Court
Philadelphia
J. A. Arnold
New York City
West Main Street
Robert Daye
Bradford
Howard Fowler
Bon Air Sanatorium
Harry Nommile
Buffalo
Jamestown
Musterole Ad Claims Quick Comfort for Many Ailments
An advertisement touts Musterole as a clean mustard oil plaster that provides fast relief for chest and joint pains, sore throats, asthma, neuraglia, rheumatism, and frostbite. It claims doctors and nurses recommend it, with hospital sizes priced at $2.50.
Auction Sale at former William Rust farm near Corry
Public auction on Tuesday March 1918 at 12:30 PM lists 5 cows 2 fresh 3 calves a 12 year old mare a 4 year old gelding 8 dozen chickens 10 tons timothy hay farm implements including binder plows wagons buggies and more. Terms cash under 10 dollars or credit on good paper over 10 with three months. 3 percent discount for cash. Free lunch at noon. Auctioneer John Hammond. Frank Gasper organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rust
Corry
Center Street Hill
John Hammond
Card of Thanks for support during illness and death
Through the columns of the Journal we thank friends and neighbors for help during our beloved father and grandfather's illness and death and the Liberty Street Friendship Club for the flowers. Mr and Mrs Don Lemm, Mr and Mrs David Lemm, Miss Gladys Lamm. I thank my donors for cards and remembrances during my affliction. GB Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Street Friendship Club
Dlowers
Don Lemm
David Lemm
Gladys Lamm
Fragmented Ad Text About Sore Throat Remedies
An OCR fragment advertises sore throat relief and mentions various misread phrases. The text includes stray brand names and price-like numbers, with garbled wording and unclear product details. The readable parts imply a medicinal remedy promotion from a past issue.
Social Notes Of The Day From Local Churches
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church met at Mrs A D Colegroves with twenty five present. Papers read by Mrs James Richards and Mrs Little Mina F B White Vesey, review of Missionary Milestone by Mrs Dora Kincaid. Members pledged 30 percent more for missions. each member donated a dollar and shared in verse. Officers elected include President Mrs Frank Crowell and Treas Mrs F B Whittlesey. Next meeting at Mrs P E Whittlesey. Other items note Ladies Aid at First Baptist March 1, Daughters of Isabella meeting at MacRae Hall with a large slate of candidates, Red Cross drive by Club Win, and Ladies Aid at United Brethren Church hosted by Mrs Colburn. North Corry Red Cross reports 45 garments completed. Methodist choir hosted a farewell reception for Mr and Mrs R Thompson in church parlors with light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Mra. A. D. Colegrove
Buolidstreet
James Richards
Little
Mina
FB. White Vesey
Dora Kincaid
Y ‘Mus
Irs
Frank Crowell
Robert Heerlein
C.P. Northrop
Addie Waggoner
F. B. Whittlesey
Disabeth Bentley
PE. Whittlesey
Ladies Aid Society
Tha First Baptist Church
Mins
W. N. Jones
Marion Street
Daughters of Isabella
Macrwbee Hall
Igi
Red Cross
Memibera
Ladies Aid
United Brethren Church
Colburn
North Center Street
Dy R. Thompson
Coraopella
Thompson
For Liberty at Amulal Tonight Show
Gladys Brockwell stars in a wartime drama about an American spy in Germany aiding troops. Screenings at 7:05 and 8:45 p.m. in Win, Tex. Second feature details unclear but presented as a patriotic film program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Tex
Gladys Brockwell
Germany
Save That Dollar and Invest it Thrift Stamp
A concise item urges saving one dollar and investing through a Thrift Stamp program. It highlights simple steps for young savers and links to a thrift investment plan promoted by a local organization. The note emphasizes discipline, periodic purchases, and long term growth.
Honest Silk Prices Stand Against Adulteration
Reliable supplier warns that higher production costs push firms to adulterate goods and undercut on price. The ad urges shoppers to compare their Black Taffeta Silk at 1.60 or 1.75 with rival stores and highlights better value on Colored Taffeta Silk, Colored Messaline, Crepe de Chine Silks, and Silk and Wool Poplin at marked prices.
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Jous Ginn
Spains Club
Ebcent Pres
Kel
Pny
Ting
Martin
Pf Corry
Winger & Willian
Hersheys
D. B
Uel
Chase & Sanborn
Byia
OIL City Trust
Comemja
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