Rhodes Family Heads South for Winter in Daytona
Mr and Mrs W R Rhodes of North Center Street depart Sunday for Daytona Florida to remain until spring. Claude Rhodes who had been in Evie has moved with family and goods to that city. Mrs Havercamp travels to Corry for remainder of winter to visit her son. Mrs Margaret Northrus returns home to Mt Jewett from Corry after aunt's death in Kane. Rep.
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W. R. Rhodes
N. Center Street
Daytona, Fla
Claude Rhodes
Evie
Havercamp
Corry
Clymer
Margaret Northrus
Mt. Jewett
Kane
Local residents travel for social engagements
John Mulheirn of Erle, James Drought of Emienton, and James West of Jamestown are in the city on business. Charles Trimble Claude Messenger and Misses Mabel Truesdell and Ethel Pier went to Sherman last evening for the dance.
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John Mulheirn
Erle
Busness
James Drought Tx
Emienton
James
Jamestown
Charles Trimble
Claude Messenger
Mabel ‘Truesdell
Ethel Pier
Sherman
Advertisement for Lamps Shades Fixtures and Electrical Supplies
Store at 24 East Main Street advertises everything in lamps shades and fixtures for factory stores and residences. Includes electrical supplies and related hardware.
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East Main Street
Local Residents Return From Visits And Travel
Fy Brown went to Erie on business this morning. Frank Geiger returned from Union City. Joe Jonsen came back to Jamestown after visiting relatives. James Turner left for McKeesport after a relatives visit. James Bracken resumes studies at Riverview Military Academy in Poughkeepsie. Ruth Skidmore returned home to Alliance Ohio after visiting here. Hil Harlow departed for New York City for a multiple day business visit. Frank Koehler returned from Cleveland to stay several weeks with his sisters on Wagle Street.
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Fy Brown
Erie
Frank Geiger
Union City
Joe Jonsen
Jamestown
James Turner
McKeesport
James Bracken
Riverview Military Academy
Poughkeepsie
Ruth Skidmore
Alliance, O
Hil Harlow
New York City
Frank Koehler
Cleveland
Wagle Street
Serious Wreck on Canadian Pacific Near St Vincent du Paul
Montreal reports a serious CPR wreck on the Quebec Montreal line near St Vincent du Paul. A train from Montreal collided with a Quebec departure from 830 am, killing two passengers and the brakeman DeHarnais. Five passengers were injured and taken to a nearby hotel for care. The engineer J C Hamilton and conductor O Frechette sustained serious injuries.
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Montreal
Quebec-Montreal
St. Vincent du Paul
St. Vincent de Paul
Quebec
Partilly
DeHarnais
J. ¢. Hamilton
O. Frechette
Hyde's Appeal Refused Change of Venue Denied in Bribery Trial
New York Supreme Court Justice Lehman refused Charles H. Hyde's request for a venue change in his bribery indictment linked to the Northern bank funds of 130000 in the Carnegie Trust case. The judge held no general prejudicial atmosphere existed despite newspaper coverage.
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New York
Supreme Court
Lehman
Charles H. Hyde
Pillozones Promote Quick Relief for Hectic Headaches
Advert reads Pillozones cure headaches by stirring the liver, toning digestion, and boosting appetite. Promises immediate relief overnight with mild effects, claiming no gripe or nausea. Sold by Thomas Downey for 25 cents.
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Thomas Downey
Notice of Dried Beef Special at Wilcox Market
Advertisement notes genuine old fashioned dried beef not smoked offered at 250 per pound by Wilcox Market with a brief inquiry about availability and pricing.
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Wilcox Market
Ato
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Castoria
Lyon’s
Acme
Lennox
Oak Leaf
C. W. Lyons
Sanitary Market Coons & Spencer
Ream’s Grocery
First Avenue
C. R. Rogers Co., Inc. Engineers and Contractors
J. R. Graves
The
Olds Reliable Jeweler
West Main Street
Canadian Pacific
Hyde
Amuseu Theater
Reverix Jealoun
X-Ray
D. Padoll
D. R
Hye-Speciatlae and Optometrist Corry Office
Ajax
W. H. Duffy & Company
Childre
Tra
Harry
Hannah
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