Personal mentions of local residents travel and business
William Tourke went to Erle this morning on business. W Hi Gole returned from New York on business. Dr. G Greenfield went to Union City on professional business. John Kolm G N Barnes and W Q Shields went to Erle on business. Fred Ford went to Cleveland on business. James Dalton returned to Buffalo after a city visit. Herman Nathan agent for Union Nowe Co. in Buffalo on business. Mrs Merriam went to Union City for professional training. Mrs Ines Frew left for a Buffalo visit. Abe Cohen went to Clymer on business. Harry Lord of Union City is in the city visiting friends. H Wilson went to Union City to spend the day. Dr Page of Spring Creek is in the city on professional business today. Miss Lille Gorney went to Friday afternoon for a visit. Alfred O'Brien returned from Cleveland after a two week absence. Miss Mioniy Wakney returned from Pittsburgh after holidays. The Suessen Addie Bertha and Edlin Miller of East South Street are home with m ales. Mr and Mrs Tooke leave for southern Texas for a few months. Arthur Kepple and Miss Dillion Liayywon visited Perrysburg today. Miss Katherine Bilston returned to Elmitw after visiting her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ford
Cleveland
James Dalton
Buffalo
Herman Nathan
Union Nowe Co
Merriam
Union City
Ines Frew
Abe Cohen
Clymer
Harry Lord
Union Clix
H © Wilson
Union Gi
Dr. Page
Spring Creek
Lille Gorney
Alfred O'Brien
Ben
Mioniy Wakney
Pittsburg
Sussen Addie
Bertha
Edlin Miller
East South
Mansles
Wyi
Texas
San Antonio
Arthur Kepple
Miss Dillion
Liayywon
Will Dyck
W. Frederick Street
Perrysburg
Katherine Bilston
Elmitw
G. A. Elston
Park Place
Dangerous cold cure via inhaled HYOME instructional ad
Readable ad-style copy touts HYOME as a direct membrane remedy for colds. It markets a 60 vent bottle from N. F. Ames and describes boiling water vapor inhalation with steps to clear congestion. Claims Australian calypine antiseptic ingredients and guarantees to end catarrh with no cocaine or opiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Ames
Monadads
St James Hotel Case Involves Recovered Overcoat
A report notes the St James Hotel incident includes a recovered overcoat and involvement of a man from a dry usage van in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St James Hotel
Install Corps of Officers In Macabeno Hall
A local organization installs its corps of officers at Macabeno Hall with Mrs Sabina Marks presiding. Officers include President Mary Steele, Vice Mary Crawley, Secretary Thiza Morrel, Treasurer Mary Kathryn Connors, and Trustees Anna McCarthy Nell Holland Monte Keefe. Mary Steele receives a fine traveling box as a token of welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araneh
Dhnld
Uketr
Inet Svantig
Maccabno Hall
Sabina Marks
Anad Gritham Getine
Mary A. Sleule
Mary Crawley
Milly Mary Connos
Sarah Shield
Mary Mulderlak, Tin
Mra
Thiza Morrel
Miry Kathryn Connors Marshall
Wiew Plannigat
Margaret Carroll
Tristees
Anna McCarthy
Nell Holland
Misa Monte
Mary A. Steele
Witcom
Mrs Hy Freedman and daughter visit Franklin couple
Mrs Hy Freedman and her daughter Rhea of Franklin visit the home of Mrs Friedman's parents Mr and Mrs Nathan Cohen of 408 W Washington St. Hugh Detsury clerk at the New Thompson Jett leaves yesterday morning for a trip to Corry Erie and Younger town Ohio. During his absence Louis Pierotti will officiate as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Freedman
Rhea
Franklin
W C Circle Installs Officers in Tall Lodge
Scott Grove Circle No 9 of the W C Circle installed officers for the coming year after an enjoyable meeting and oyster supper. Mast Gardin H M Colburn was honored for prior service while new officers were installed including G M H M Colburn Clark and Banker Mrs Ana Stevens Chaplain Grace Jones Attendant J H E Walters Guard John Myer and Manager Mrs Guat Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Jones
J. HE. Walters
John Myer
Guat Johnson
Coat theft leads to arrest in Union City incident
A Union City visitor was arrested after leaving a coat at the Tent depot and attempting to flee with another party’s overcoat. Patrols warned him away, but the coat was missed and later recovered by an officer near the depot after a stationmaster reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Jag
Gray
Ortier
Gray Lo
Death of Mrs Mary Ann Heath Widow of Ephriam Hoath
Mrs Mary Ann Heath widow of Ephriam Hoath died yesterday afternoon at the home of Terton Coty Menthe or Rowe tr Mrm Meath. She was aged and had been ill for some time. Funeral arrangements will be announced tomorrow from the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Heath
Ephriam Hoath
Terton Coty
Meath
Yaurd
Cloek
Syrup of Figs Adverts Elderly Health Warning
An old advertisement urges elderly readers to avoid calomel and harsh laxatives, promoting Syrup of Figs with senna as a gentle, safe remedy. It emphasizes natural digestion, warns against harsh products, and directs readers to ask their druggist for the full name Syrup of Figs and Bugle or Senna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Me Syrup Company
Ady
Apron Gingham and Bleached Fabrics Sale Notes
Listing shows Hills 4x4 bleached aprons and Lockwood 9x4 bleached and unbleached fabrics. One lot heavy unbleached muslin. Undergarments include union suits at $1 and 50 cents. Prices 8 cents and 1.33 43 39 appear as sale figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hills
Lockwood
Fragmentary note on care home payments and planning
A garbled fragment mentions an internal matter about pay, housing or care, an unknown board, and efforts to plan or move ahead with age related items. No clear names, places, or dates are readable.
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Tourke
Erle
W. Hi Gole
New York
G. Greenfield
John Kolm
G.N. Barnes
W. Q. Shields
the Ladies Furnishing
Amuse Theater
Tly BT
Kings of the Forest
Christian Science
Library Theater
Frank H. Leonard
C.S.B
Mother Church
First Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Christian Science Society of
Corry, Pa
Maccabes Hall
Circle IN Tall
Colburn
Lingford
Cohen and Harris
WAL
Contiouln
Corry Sea
Rm Eee
Buster Brown
R&g
Sentemeri
AL Veil
Muse’ Cohen
Ise Shoes
Remy
Mr. We
Anya
Arket
John Ble
Office Sa
Imi
Ncco
Som
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