Erie Visit Notes Sparsely Recorded Names and Trips
Toy Jackson traveled to Erie on business. Miss Mayme Dow of Denver is in the city on business. Harold Jewel and Mrs James Foley are Erie visitors for the weekend. Mrs James Foley is reported ill on Pramilin street. Miss Kate Minehian has recovered and returns to work at Livermore's store. Frank Gillete departs for Erie to meet Rev William to drive him home. Mary Douglas visits Erie for a weekend with friends. Q C Drestler is seriously ill at home on West Washington Street. Mrs Frank Bisley returns to Erie after visiting her sister Wooster. Ruth Thomas travels to Union City to spend the weekend with her parents. Mr and Mrs Ricker and family depart for a short visit at Clymer.
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Toy Jackson
Erie
Mayme Dow
Denver
Col
Harold Jewel
James Foley
Pramilin Street
Kate Minehian
Livermore
Frank Gillete
William
Mary Douglas
Q. C. Drestler
West Washington Street
Frank Bisley
Wooster
Ruth ‘Thomas
Union City
Oyster supper draws crowd at Neal Dennis’s home
Mertz Corners residents report a stormy Saturday night crowd at Neal Dennis’s oyster supper. Mary Howard and two children from Clymer visited Bertha Humphrey's family over the weekend. Henry Edmonds notes Mrs. Bertha Humphrey’s family. Frank Cooper and family, Lillian and Winnifred Pettingill, and Mettie Cooper pursue regents studies as midyear exams loom Thursday and Friday. Mary Grandy visited Dr. McCray in Clymer on Tuesday, though the doctor is in poor health.
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Mertz Corners
Neal Dennis
Henry Edmonds
Mary Howard
Clymer
N. Y
Bertha Humphrey
Od Kelly Isvising
Frank Coopeer
Lillian
Winnifred Pettingill
Mettie Cooper
Regents
Mary Grandy
Entombed Miners Still Not Rescued in Scranton Squeeze
United Press reports three Dunimore No 2 mine workers Edgar Hughes John Barrett and Albert Ross remain missing after a week of rescue attempts. In Jefferson City Missouri officials plan to install radio crop news equipment at a cost of 3000 dollars to gather and distribute agricultural information statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Scranton
Edgar Hughes
John Barrett
Albert Ross
Dunimore No 2
Jefferson City
Missouri
Personal notices of travel and visits across towns
A parade of short personal notes lists residents and visitors leaving for business trips or visits today. Names include D Campbell, Clara Pettengilli, John Perlyns, W A Stiffer, Helen Arnold, Mrs Lewis De Foster, George Dine, Lena Thurston, William Pickard and children, Mabel Crowell, Mrs Charles LeDur, Louis Milter, Mrs Thomas Giblin, Mrs Carlton King, W L Peake, Anna Williams, Mrs John Orn, Samuel Stultz, W A Steen, Hubert Morrison, Rex Williams, Mrs Dan Caldwell, Floyd Scotin and family, Eita residents en route to Jamestown, Garland, Erie, Warren, Detroit, Shefield and Union City for visits, business, or family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Campbell
Clara Pettengilli
Jamestown
John Perlyns
Cambridge Springs
W. A. Stiiffer
Garland
Helen Arnold
Lewis de Foster
George Dine
Union City
Lena Thurston
William Pickard
Mabel Crowell
Lovells
B. J. Crowell
Charles LeDur
Cheboygan
Mich
Louis Milter
Thomas Giblin
Erie
Carlton King
W. L.peake
Warren
Anna Williams
Sheffield
John Orn
Liberty Street
Samuel Stultz
W. A. Steen
Hubert Morrison
Junnior
Rex Williams
Dan Caldwell
Silver Creek
Floyd Scotin
Watts Flats
Columbia Hawthorne
E. L. Blakeslee
Muskogee
Okla
E. R. Umbright
Eita
Bear Lake
E. G. Carrier
Biling
Toledo
Mrs. Bliss
Eric Whitre
Local visitors depart for various destinations
Mrs F W Bean of Troy N Y visits before heading to Cambridge Springs. Miss Elsie Dickinson leaves for Meadville for Allegheny College Give Chair dance. Mrs Guy Whaley, a local visitor, leaves for her home. Mrs P G Wood goes to Erie to visit friends. Mrs Emma Page goes to Union City to visit friends. Miss Anna Kolavich travels to Union. Mrs Matt Raymond and grandchildren Lucile and Courtney Stevens leave for Erie to visit relatives.
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F. W. Bean
Troy
N.Y
Cambridge Springs
Elsie Dickinson
Meadgile
Allegheny College
Guy Whaley
P. G. Wood
Erie
Emma Page
Union City
Anna Kolavich
Matt Raymond
Lucile
Courtney Stevens
Extraordinary offer on a new cabinet model
A bold sales pitch promises a superb new cabinet model with impressive features. The text emphasizes value and quality, urging careful consideration for potential buyers. Notable phrases highlight craftsmanship and modern design.
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Rex Theatre
Mr. and
Mrs. Carter DeHaven
Pathe News
The
Lionel Barrymore
Copperhead
East Washington St
Corner Center
Washington Sts
R Granite & Ie Works
Hington St
Nfluenza
Sreventive
Columbia
M. C. Sullivan
Center Street
Union Evangelistic Meetings
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Jones
Spokane
Wash
United States
Canada
Corry
N.Y. Ames and Co
Kalts
Corry Baking Co
Citizens National Bank
Corry, Pa
Oil City
Oil City Trust Company
Ol City
Bernstein Brothers Clothiers and Furnishers
Stet
Cory
Center St
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