Personal Snatches From The City Faces and Friends
Mrs L R Tiffany returns home from Buffalo. Johnson of Cleveland is in the city on business today. Myrtok of Youngstown visits family here. Miss Alice Ward Worthly of Jamestown spends a few days with friends. Lillian Canby returns from Warren after visiting. Mrs Ira Roberts goes to Jamestown to visit relatives. Dr OB Kibler returns from Helena. Rupert of Mayville in the city on business. Le W Olds go to Hilo for a day. Magee of St Petersburg PA here on business. Spencer of Mendville in the city on business. A Hemingway of Goring NY visiting friends. Casale McManon goes to Warren to visit relatives. Dick O’Brien returns to French Creek after a visit. Mrs S W Perris of Wattsture visiting Mr and Mrs Perris on Wright St. Glenn Hinnian reported ill at State College with appendicitis feared. Miss Bess Russink’s friends honor her sixth birthday. Seeded raisins sale at C J Wood’s Cash Market. Mr and Mrs G A Glass and son Clarence return to Erie after visit. Mrs Dorwin of Mayville visiting her mother Mrs Austen in the city. Clough leaves for Asheville NC for winter. Mrs Jonnie Jones arrives from Rose Hill Farm to winter with daughter. Thayer couple return to New York then sail to St Petersburg Fla. Mrs Veter A Wilber of Ol City and others en route to Erie for a funeral. Mrs I Moray returns to Meadville after visiting. Webster wins prizes at Cleveland district meet. Elmer Trinket, typhoid patient, returns home to Girgin. Mrs Ed Hewitt and daughter depart for Meadville for commencement exercises with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R
Tiffany Haa
Bultato
Johnson
Cleveland
Myrtok
Jounstown
Jamnen
Jamestown
Miso
Taber
Spartansburs
Alice Ward Wootly
Jamiestown
Lillian Canby
Warren
Mays
Dick O'Brien
French Creek
S. W. Perris
Wattsture
Perrison Wright Sr
Glenn Hinnian
State College
Bess Russink
Proposed Building in Demand in Renewal Plans
Within ten days after the news item about a proposed bulldlie near the railroad, space in the new building was nearly spoken for by prospective tenants. The bakery and confectionery on the first floor were to be secured, with the upper floor planned for offices, and the project hinges on negotiations with the railroad company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clough
Suethre
Tor
Ib Fom
Gleigh
Eoan- Dany
Corry Nan Bays Ho
Wil Busin
Woman sues Venango Sheriff over trunks seizure
Mrs Seivard files a suit against Sheriff Chas E Homan for seizing her trunks during a junctive execution against her husband. Attorney Thomas Matthews says no legal authority existed to seize the property. The trunks, located in the sheriff’s lands, may be put up for sale. a petition to restrain the sale is being prepared. A separate judgment of $4 against Leach the grocer may lead to further actions in Dauphin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram, Ja
Upasle
Seivard
Sherif
Homan
Elaind
Thomas Matthews
Sheri
Homan Iid
Matthews
Jn Restualaing Neder
Leach
Solve Ard Té
Dauphnny County
Hiu Wit
School Owl in New Form
The January number of the high school monthly was bound today and issued in a twenty page magazine form. It features a large cut of last year’s basketball team and an original exchange heading. The issue includes editorials and department articles on basketball, literature, exchange, alumni and class notes, plus a generous amount of local advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W. Strong
Erie
East Side garment workers clash with police in night protests
In New York on January 23 mobs of garment workers and supporters clashed with police on the East Side. Police deployed night sticks after brick and stone missiles rained down. Two officers were stunned as crowds surged, and a hotel confrontation lasted about an hour before reserves from three stations intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atricving
East Side
Hecht
Narrow Escape From Drowning Near Kennedy Tut 22
A boy narrowly escaped drowning in the Conewango River this afternoon after being swept downstream by a strong current during a high-water event. He clung to debris for about an hour before rescuers in a tow boat, William Tonia and Charles Moore, heard his cries and pulled him to safety, though he was chilled and exhausted but alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre
Witllaiy
Tonia
Charles Moore
Not Salts and Pills Cascarets
Advertisement-style copy touts Cascarets as a health aid for various digestive and nervous symptoms. Claims include cleansing the stomach and liver, easing constipation, improving bowels, and a promise of gentle, non griping relief for both adults and children.
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Ira Roberts
Damestown
OB. Kibler
Hele Chie
W. Ruperté
Mayvittu
le W Olds
Hilo
W. Magee
St Petersburg
Avent Spencer
Mendville
Gorning
N.Y
Casale McManon
C. J. Wood
G. A. Glass
Clarence
MH. Brooks
Fammy
Clough
Asheville
North Carolina
Jounie Jones
Rose Hill Farm
Yerra House
Ind
City
Frank Wood
Concord St
Mr. Andlith
Thayer of
Sherman
Veter A. Wilber
Ol City
David Track
Henry Stahl
Petroleum Center
Elizabeth Auehey
W. H. Lewis
Webster
Isla
Elmer Trinket
Corry Hospital
Birgin
Ed. Hewitt
Perry Nichols
Meadville
Meadville High School
H. L. Raymond
Harriet Nichols
Youngsville
Melvin Parkhurst
Amuseu Theater
Ter Grandfather
Mary Futter
Max
Tomorcy
Mills of the Goils
Dr. Padoll
Will
Rule
Omeda
Washington
James Hassett & Son
Venango
Little Magazine
Lake Wii
Surry
Ayeton
Ivor
Alden-Ragon Coal Co., Ltd
Berke
Pasbenen Menemy
Wisee
Mort
Pany Mai
Studeband
Tilly
Priday
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