Personal Notices of Local Residents and Travel
Earl Love left this morning for Centerville to spend the day on boating and fishing. Frank i Galgor returned from War ren this morning after a short business visit. Mrs. L. D. Watson went to James town to spend the day with friends. Roy Skinner went to Centerville this morning for business. Kenned spent Sunday with relatives in Erie, returning to Erie last evening. Miss Tda Hurd went to Bradford this morning to visit her sister for a few days. Dr. Rousche left this morning for Buffalo to be guest of friends for several days. James Masson tus returned to Sar ia Ontario to resume work with Imperial Oil. Dr. Jackson returned from Meadville after professional business yesterday. Joneah Prana was taken to the Corry Hospital yesterday afternoon and is resting comfortably this morning. Mrs. L. A. Cornish, former guest of Mrs. Loren Juckson, has returned home in North East. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Harden came home this morning from Witon City where they held dancing class last evening instead of Tuesday.
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Earl Love
Centerville
Boair
Sniss
Frank i Galgor
Warren
D Rousche
Buffalo
James Masson Tus
Saria
Ont
Imperial Oil Company
Dr. Jackson
Meadville
Joneah Prana
Corry Hospital
Oncom ES
L.A. Cornish
Loren Juckson
North East
J. J. Harden
Witon City
Social Notes of Interest Highlights Local Club Activities
The Readers voted to pause programs except monthly parliamentary drill. Mrs Trad prepared a Philadelphia book review read by Miss Stone. Red Cross work continues weekly with meetings at the home of Mins. Marvin Wight. The Ladies Aid Society hosts a Tin Tree event at Sciola Church January 25 with leaves that grow in water, plus music and readings. The First Baptist Ladies Aid meets tomorrow with a tureen supper at 6:30, husbands invited. The Lillian Guild hosts Mrs. D J Alexander this evening with a 6:40 tea. Rebekah Meeting Maid Chul is Thursday afternoon. Daughters of Isabella install officers Thursday at Maccabee Hall and urge strong attendance. Arts and Crafts Club meets today at Charles Perkins home. Belgian children box sent by the Red Cross Club shows creditable effort and the day ends with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trad
Philadelphia
Miss Stone
R.H. Palmer
Red Cross
Agen
Imins
Marvin Wight
Ladle Aid Society
W Soci
Sciola Church
Ladies Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Frederick Troy
Lillian Guild
Hom
D. J. Alexander
Rebekah Meiping
Chul
Charles Kepple
Daughters of Isabella
Maccabee
Charles Perkins
Wis
ParsinKin Tonic Promises Quick Relief for Catarrhal Deafness
A damaged advert claims Parmink double strength mixed with hot water and sugar can relieve catarrhal deafness and head noises. It promises opened passages, easier breathing, and reduced throat mucus with a tablespoon taken four times daily, attributed to N. F. Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norrial
N. F. Ames
Notice to German Alien Enemies to Register in Corry
Chief of Police of Corry, Pennsylvania, announces the registration of German alien enemies within the city limits. Males aged 14 and up who are not American citizens must register at the City Building from February 4 to 8, between 6 AM and 12 PM, bringing four unmounted photographs and answering questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
City of
Corry
City of Corry
Corfy
Gile County
HW. A. Prank
Gorry
Pas
Hyomei Promises Quick Catarrh Relief and Inhaler Use
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a cure for catarrh with claims of rapid relief and full healing. It promotes a hard rubber inhaler and bottle of Hyomei, asserting no cost to try and easy at home use. The copy urges buying from Ames & Co and other sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames & Co
Urngeisi
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