Personal mentions from Dunkirk area readable in brief notes
Hal Dykes of Dunkirk is visiting Mrs. William Wingon s relatives at her Bondstrout home for a few days. W W Mathews left for Camp Wancock to spend furlough. Mark Brooks went to Bria to visit friends. Mrs A Johnson spent time at Spring Crack after her aunt Mrs Dimmis passed away. Furloughs and visits noted among local residents and Red Cross knitting group members in Spar tansburg and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Dykes
Dunkirk
William Wingon
Bondstrout
W. W. Mathews
Urio
Camp Wancock
Mark Brooks
Bria
Mrs. A. ©. Johnson
Spring Crack
R. G. Morgariaige
Local notes: visits, illnesses and travel updates
Morning social round includes Mrs John Mastin and Mr Garah spending the day with friends. Miles Ruth Barker leaves for Jamestown to visit relatives for a week. Mrs Edward Miller and Mesdville’s daughter guesting here for a day. Henry Bilven sprained ankle stays with mother on Church Street. Mrs EB Bonnell returns from Warren after visiting daughter and family. Mrs Clyde Wilson and her Niobe daughter visitors this week with Lieut Carrier departing. Mildred Howard has tonsils removed at City Hospital. Mrs William Rourke improving at West Main Street home. J Lloyd Sullinger leaves for Detroit after visiting parents. Mr Schlinger to Camp Carter, enlisted in U S service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
John Mastin
Dai Garah
Miles Ruth Barker
Jamestown
Edward Miller
Mesdville
Henry Bilven
Church Street
Irs
JM. Bonnell
Warren
Neen
Clyde Wilson
Niobe
Lieut
Carrier
Mildred ‘Howard
Wesley ‘Howard
City Hospital
William Rourke
West Main Street
J. Lloyd Sullinger
Detroit
Mich
Brom Detroit
Schlinger
Camp Carter
United States Service
Social Notes Of Interest Corry Grange Meeting
All day session of Corry Grange will be held tomorrow in Maccabee Hall. Morning program at eleven includes conferring degrees and installation of officers for the new year. A bountiful noon dinner will be served by Chairman Blaby and helpers. Yesterday afternoon the Linger Longer Club met at Mrs Ray Woodworth home with all members present for fancy work and visiting. Next meeting at Mrs Jay Waddworth’s home. Helen Blair entertained twenty friends on Church Street with movies cards and dancing. Several members of the P Glee Club were among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Grange
Tomorow
Maccabee Hell
Blaby
Chih
The
P. Glee Chub
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A 19th century advertisement extols Pape's Cold Compound as a fast cure for colds and flu. It claims three doses taken every two hours will clear head and chest symptoms, stop nasal discharge, ease headaches and feverishness, and requires no doctor. It emphasizes low cost and urges against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Pape's Cold Company
Ani
Rex Tonight The College Milas ipresant ry New Clerk
Rex Tonight feature presents a new clerk as college staff shifts. The brief notes changes in roles and responsibilities within the campus office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
College
Milas Ipresant
Amused Tonight Presents Gall Kane in The Rippers
Amused Tonight brings Gall Kane to perform The Rippers a five act burlesque with a sharp comedy tone. Tomorrow features Doughiss Falthanks in a light hearted show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gall Kane
Notice fragment from street address and reward ad
Fragmentary text shows an address 16 West Main Street and a reward offer. It mentions a found item at a store and ownership claim, with garbled names and a March date. The legible details are insufficient to determine a clear event or parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoni
Pindor
West Main Street
Nast
Mum
Cane Huge
Musterole Ointment Promises Quick Relief Without Blisters
Musterole, a white oil of mustard ointment, offers faster relief from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsillitis, neuralgia, headaches, and colds. It replaces traditional mustard plasters, reduces mess, and is sold in 90 cent and 60 cent jars.
Gambling Joint Cleaned Out on New Year's Eve Heist
The Times reports a New Year’s Eve robbery at a street gambling joint where a stranger machinist looted about 1500 from the house at the craps tables. The assailant reportedly seized house funds and drafts players by promising big wins before fleeing, while proprietors and patrons suffered heavy losses amid ongoing Street gambling operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stule Stroeg
Minexe
Otto Eosnes
Union City Hatchery Fire Destroys Building
Fire yesterday afternoon destroyed Union City Hatchery with neighbors noting smoke and flames. Workers battled the blaze, saving a portion of contents though the building burned to the ground. Loss estimated at 3000 with 1250 covered by insurance through A. G. Sweet & Son agency. cause suspected to be an overheated furnace. Superintendent Buller unavailable for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoma
Iomeone
Hornio
Buller Helme
Tire Cry
A. G. Sweet & Son
Buller
Administrator of Henry S. Parsons estate notice
Notice to creditors and claimants that letters testamentary have been granted to Francis E Parsons as Administrator of the estate of Henry S Parsons deceased. All claims due and owing the estate are payable to the undersigned and any aggrieved parties will be paid upon proper presentation. Attorney, Dil Liwway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Parsons
Billy
Gil
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Grip
Ounthsen
George Thames
Erie
Frank’ Swanson
N. Cohen & Sons
M. J. Ressler & Co
W. J. Duke
Peggie Moran
Peggy Moran
Comeay. Co
Will
Citizens National Bank
U. 8
J. J. Desmond
G. H. Barlow
Coshier
Wm. Postlethwait
H. W. Parker
Union City Hatchery
Northewestern
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Mall
Oil City Trust Co
Ou City, Pa
cHi
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