Residents Return From Visits Across Towns
Mrs Inez Johnson returns from Union City visiting uncle Arthur Huntley and family. Miss Velma Schrues travels to Panama after weekend in the city with sister Bertha. Mrs Emma Lewis moves on after days with son Harold. Lewis family back to Union Mills area to resume work. Miss Levin Bimber heads home to Youngsville after city visit. Mrs Prayk Kleber returns from Cleveland visiting friends. Mr and Mrs GA Leiter travel to Meadville after visiting relatives. Mrs John Young and Ruth return to Buffalo from city visit with Mr and Mrs N Young. Roy B Moward leaves for Salt Lake City after Christmas visit with family. Mrs Charles Reynolds goes to Plymouth to visit. Ef Olmstead leaves for Meadvill to visit relatives. A Cooley busy in Jamestown. Dr and Mrs N Troy Gillette depart for Pittsburgh for a visit. Mrs Eleanor Smith and daughter O L Mason take early train to Pittsburgh Ga. to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Johnson
Union City
Arthur Huntley
Velma Schrues
Speridis
Bertha Schrues
Panama
Emma Lewis
Harold
Lewis and Famil
Union Filmes Mars
Rather
Levin Bimber
Youngsville
Prayk Keleber
Cleveland
GA Leiter
Meadville
Theverty
Ives
John Young
Ruth
N. Young
Hmisie
Buffalo
Amngton
Roy B. Moward
Lefe
Salt Lake City
Utah
Charles Reynolds
Plymer
Mark Havercamp
Earl Stockton Dies at Spartansburg Home
Earl Stockton died at his Spartansburg home last evening at 5 o'clock aged 83. Survived by wife and daughter Jane, four brothers H S Stockton Spartansburg W M Stockton Meadville F A Stockton Erie, two sisters Mrs J F Henty Buffalo and Mrs C M Puller Corry. Services from M E Church in Spartansburg Wednesday at 11 0 oclock with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Stockton
Jesue
Spartansburg
Jane
Elizabeth
Ax Come
H. S. Stockton
Spartancbures
Stockton
Colmbus
W. M. Stockton
Meadville
F. A. Stockton
City
J. F Henty
Buffato
C. M. Puller
Corry
Panera Serviges
M. E
Spartansburs
Gnc
Rose Hill
Personal notices of residents visiting and returning home
Mrs Arch ie Bell and son Junior return to Jamestown after visiting Mrs Grant Hosher’s family on East South street. Mrs Jess Desmond and sister Harriet Clough of Farmshire spend the day in Erie. Miss Louise Skinner returns home from Titusville after a weekend visit. Mrs Shifler leaves for Jamestown to visit relatives. Mrs Sitler to undergo eye treatments. Ralph Hollis goes to Greengills. Mrs Gertrude Philippbar returns to Cleveland after attending funeral services for sister Mrs Sophia Page. Miss Helen Heath leaves for Wells College Aurora NY. Miss Opal Allen returns from Brie after weekend with Mr and Mrs Jam Harding. Lyman leaves Philadelphia after visiting daughter Mrs L. B. Roelols. Georgia Waggoner weekends in the city and returns to teach at Waterford. Robert Healy and Bessie Connell in Spring week with Mrs O A Mitchell. Mr and Mrs LO Baker and daughter Mavis visit from Union City. Mr and Mrs Frank Mullie depart for Youngstown Ohio. Mrs Harry L Weeks of Erie visits at the Weeks home. Leon Watson of Meadville visits home then onto Port Jervis NJ on business. Charles Shuss departs on two week Cory Chair trip to New York state. WW L Phillips returns home after Ohio visits for a death in the family. Miss Jon Sullivan returns to Erie to resume work at Nubone Corset Company. Charles Blackman returns to Nyack NY after Christmas vacation. student at the Missionary Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Bell
Jamestown
West End
Grant Hosher
East South Street
Jess Desmond
Harriet Clough
Farmshire
Erie
Louise Skinner
Titusville
Shifler
Sitler
Ralph Hollis
Gertrude Philippbar
Cleveland
Zubler
Sophia Page
Helen Heath
Wells College
Aurora
Opal Allén
Jam Harding
Lyman
L. B. Roelols
Park Street
Philadelphia
Georgia Waggoner
Jefe
Waterford
Robert Healy
Bessie Connell
O. A. Mitchetl
LO Baker
Mavis
Union City
L. D. Watson
Nort Ep Street
Charles Shuss
Cory Chair Company
New York State
WW L, Phillips
Bermont
Columbus
Ohio
Jon Sullivan
Nubone Corset Company
Charles “Blackman
Nyack
Ile
Iistitute
The
Christian and’ Missionary Alliance
S S S Blood Remedy Advertises Clear Skin
An old style advertisement touts S S S as the remedy for boils pimples and skin disorders. It claims the tonic cleanses builds strength and treats blood impurities since 1826. The copy emphasizes lasting relief not temporary cures from salves or ointments and urges immediate use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Sis
S. Haae
SBS
Lancer
Unclear OCR item with scattered names and places
Fragmentary notice lists individuals such as Mrs Eriest Royer and Mrs Philip Murray along with travel mentions to Exe Aikenyon Transfir Titusville and Harold Murray. The text appears to be an incomplete social or travel notice with several garbled names and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JB Dahlsgann
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REX Theatre
America
Ray Rockett
Anon
Father Abraham
Abraham Lincoln
Arthur Grady
Boston
Corry Motor Club
AAA
Pennsylvania Federation
Pennsylvania
Motor Club
SSS Ae Best
Grand Theatre
North Center St
Pnthe News
Royal Boot Shop
Bell
Corry Milling & Supply CO
West Washington Street
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