Local residents note daily calls and travels across Meadville
Numerous townsfolk are reported in Meadville today, visiting friends or attending business. Rosa Mead is seriously ill at home on East Boni street. Several residents travel to Erie Warren Titusville Pittsburgh and other nearby cities for visits or business. Mrs. J Freo is ill at home on First Avenue. Misses Scott Plate and Dwythaon visit relatives or pursue city activities. Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Bacher return home after time away. An organizational meeting of Philatienyls is planned with supper and officer elections.
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Rosa Mead Ig
East Boni Street
W. W. Morgaridge
Erle
Busi Nes
Youngeville
Henderson
Titusville
R. A. Palmer
Pittsburgh
W. I. Marsh
Youngsville
H. Schroder
Sherman
B. Puller
Meadville
Tila Scott
Glyndon
Bheor Murry
Daviastinis
Christine
Cam Murray
J. W. Start
Catago
B. H. Clicknea
Hinkes-1lee
Wright Street
Frank Bacher
Brio
Glenn Barker
North Center
Mayme Splesman
Spencer Hospital
Thomas McMahon
Ina Austin
Bonnelle Jourdet
New York City
Mary Patterson Shelton
Misa Austin
Misa Fourchet
Ruth Pope
Turner
Avenue firm preparing for new West Main street location
The Genbis storeroom in the Harris building on West Main street is being prepared to house Ream and York grocery. After twenty years on the Avenue they will move to West Main street, aiming to be open February 1st with updated stock fixtures and conveniences. Mr Ream has run the First Avenue factory nearly twenty years, with Mr York as partner for four years in the store. The relocation is expected to enhance the store’s reputation and status.
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Genbis
Harris
West Main Street
Ream and
York
Yell
Ream
Avenue
Diphtheria Outbreak Prompts School Closures and Inspectors
Sunday born daughter to Mr and Mrs Brooks in Wrightaville at Corry Hospital. Diphtheria outbreaks rise to 16 cases in Olexa, prompting fears of an epidemic. Health officer Dr J A Johnson and school nurse Mrs Hovey lead inspections, excluding all suspected pupils. Tubes for cultures exhausted. telegraphic request sent to State Health Department for more supplies.
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Thade
State Health Department
Theatre Safe Blown In Uniontown Robbery
A theatre safe was blown by burglars in Uniontown Pennsylvania during a blizzard. About $1800 in money and valuable papers were taken while seven safes were blown and falling snow muffled the sound. Police believe the snow-covered tracks concealed the robber’s escape.
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Méstres
Opi
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Fedora
van Peaches
Fresno County
van Camp
New York State
Magnolia
The
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Corry, Pa
Vite Cascara
Hill
Fox
Max
Janita Hanson
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Uniontown
Bate
Pictura
Ot Ee Inp
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Corry
U. S. Depository For Postal Savings
J. J. Desmond
G. H. Barlow
W. Postlethwait
H.W. Parker
Cashie
Clary & Stone
J. A. Conn
Denton
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