Dancing Friday and auction at Kinsella's store
The notes mention a dancing Friday night at the K P patio after the school, an auction at Kinsella's furniture store Thursday Friday and Saturday, and an upcoming window sale at Wilson's with wares marked down. Readers are invited to attend the Loyal Temperance Legion meeting and a Woman's Persian Missionary Society gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsella
Clara A. Kepler
West Wayne Street
Newcomb
Ruga Seeherd
the Loyal Temperance: Legion
W.G.T. A
Johnson's
DeWitt Bracken
Achhorua
Helen Linscott
Titusville Central Railroad Co
Spartansburg
Titusville Herald
Columbus
Lovina Vermilya
W.K. Dean
Doughurst
Pittsburg
Kan
St. Peters Episcopal Church
Mount Olive Cemetery
K. P
Wilson's
Bbc
Ela
Kingella'y
Ohio Valley Celebration Honors Builder of Inland River Steamer
The Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania plans a remembered tribute in Pittsburgh on January 13 next year for the builder of the first inland river steamer, the New Orleans, launched in 1811. They seek President Roosevelt’s presence as the chief feature and aim to stage a grand pageant on the Ohio River to honor navigation in the river valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitsburg
New York
Ohio
Dulider
New Orleans
Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania
Rockeyett
Wiion
Lele Font
Income tax ratification seen unlikely in many states
A long, garbled report notes most states are likely to withhold ratification of an income tax amendment. It cites Senator Brown’s proposal facing skepticism, with numerous states expected to decline or fail to act. The piece mentions Titusville businessman Theodore Benting’s death and a blurb on chinaware care urging Easy Task Soap as the recommended cleaner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Re. Sylvester
LeBarron
St. Cloud
Fla
LeBurron
Cininatti
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jacksonville
St Gloud
LeBatron
Meadville
Land of Flowers
Corry
Washington
Tun
Clevar
Hrows
Secretary of State
China
Police Chief’s odd money misplacement and chase
A garbled report states San Jose Police Chief Fawnd Henley misplaced sixty thousand dollars in New York, leaving one dollar under a pillow or tote, then recalling the sum and racing to the depot to recover it with a clerk. The tale ends with a note about ownership of the money and a chamber incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillow
New York
Henley
San Jose
Cal
Pitlow
Albany
Stantad
Nisl
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A. E. Pettit
Florist
Soth
Main St
S. W. Parker
Wilbur-Roan
Lampof
Baeder
Woman's Persian Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Bagley
Hagley
Priday Nist
Gil City High School
Corry High
Sebo
State Armory
Ladies Aid Society of the Pressbytetian Church
Ij Marsh
Bond Street
M. Hull
Colum
Dr. Bannett
Crapser’s
Lindburg
Wright Street
Library Theater
Kane Republican
Adama Express Company
George E.pomeroy
Wilkiebarre
J. Morris
Warren
Oll
J. Newton
Alton
Brie
Ohio Valley
Titusville
Theodore Benting
Lyric Theater Tonight
India
Public Library
The
Bargett Concert Co
High School
Babbitt
aRrey Woal
Underskirts
Der
Kirte
Cape At
Bala
Masa
Astrachan
Alis
Livermore & Chapman