Local visitors in city for summer season and family notices
A roundup of personal visits and arrivals includes H. M. Bromley of Meadyillets and Miss Blanche Keppel of Colza visiting relatives, with Mr and Mrs. Fred Bowell of North East and Will Olds of Jamestown among those called to the city by deaths or business. Births noted are twins to Mr. and Mrs. Demook of Clymer on July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Bromley
Meadyillets
Blanche Keppel
Colza
L. R. ‘Tiffany All, Backett
South Bend
Tnt
Fred Bowell
North East
Will Olds
Jamestown
Ben
Ovi Olds
Will Harris
North Cen Twp
Mantios Pantag
Urie
MH. Barlow
Hops
Sam Lines
Renova
Barlow
Smith
Titusvlile
Frank Mattison
Warren
Harold Bronson
Meadville
Misses McMahon
Erie
Tuck Mandeville
Garland
Fries
Munsee
Union Law Unis
Twh Demook
Clymer
Mrs. Bloomer
Wilcox
Mrs. Jones
Mandevifle
Gily
Town
Residents travel through Garland area in mixed visits
Dr Bennett visited Garland to see Mrs J OR Galkinn and children. George Thurston and daughter Wotto Warren stayed in the city en route to Ohio in their automobile. Mrs W B Ballinger of New York and her mother Mary Shean of Pittsburg, formerly of this city, with sister Mrs Kaiser and daughter Helen of Detroit will depart for Pittsburg tomorrow. The Ballinger party and Mrs Kaiser were guests at the Grandin Hotel for the past week and attended a Mayville Academy event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bennett
Garland Thin Moraine
J. OR. Galkinn
Garland
George Thurston
Wotto Warren
Remale
Anie
Chatea Pos
Syra
F.C. Leinud
Buffalo
Mrr
Mr. Geland
Cty
Itara
Ohio
W. BR. Ballinger
New York
Secretary of the Interior
Richard Ballinger
Mary Shean
Pittsburg
Mre
Jus Kaiser
Iltte
Helen
Derrott Michigan
Grandin Hotel
Ballinger
Kaiser
Two Children Die After Escaped Live Wire Accident
At a Carlton church festival two youngsters, Malcolm Barclay Wareliys 9 and Janet Park, 11, stepped on a live wire and were instantly killed. A sister and another girl were burned but later expected to recover. Doctors attended the scene and treated the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasante
Nida
Carlton
HM Presbyterian Church
Jist Nbelis
Malcolm Wareliys
Janet Park
Bark Us
Malcolm Barclay
Davis
Hinds
Yucos
Polo Players Injured After Collision At Rockaway Hunt
July 11 Rockaway Hunt Polo Club saw a collision between Camp team players Rumsey and Malcolm Stevenson. Rumsey was carried unconscious from the field. Stevenson also involved. Stumeey married Miss Mary Hortinesn, daughter of the late E. He Harriman. Rumsey had been training at Lakewood for the international city polo game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rockaway Hunt
Rumsey
Malcolm Stevenson
Stumeey
Mary Hortinesn
E. He. Harriman
Meg Rumsey
Lakewood
W ‘ Hoys
Five Quakes Reported at Mapsina iessina
Five distinct earthquakes shook Mapsina iessina on July 1 within hours. No fatalities reported, but residents feel grave apprehension as aftershocks ripple through the city and authorities monitor the situation for further tremors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapsina
Iessina
Thily
Vice Consul Dies in Brussels
United States official Gregory Plolan, serving as vice consul in Brussels, died yesterday in the Belgian capital. Details remain sparse as officials notify family and prepare formal procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Gregory Plolan
United States
Coas
Yesterdas
Train Schedules for Corry and Erie Lines Include Multiple Departures
Fragmented timetable shows CORRY to multiple destinations with departures from Columbus and Corry. Times range from early morning 6:20 to late night 11:00 p.m. with connections to Penn a Flyer South and North Corry services. Indicates first car sections and Sunday adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Por Columb
Nest Wayne
Penn'a Flyer
Discouraged Actors and Future Hopes in Broadway Circles
The piece portrays discouraged actors facing unemployment and uncertainty in New York’s theater scene. It notes pressures from agents and managers, private fortunes, and the high cost of living for performers. It describes women striving for roles, the pull of hope agencies, and the emotional toll of frequent auditions and near-failures.
Neighbors Endorse West Flour for Best Baking Results
Readers report strongest recommendations for very best flour in the West noting superior quality for baking pastry and bread. Claims include finer milling and consistency aiding light textures and even crusts in multiple home recipes.
Wall Paper Borders Only Sale Offer from Stock
Store advertises remaining wallpaper borders from previous stock closed last spring offering them to make room for other goods. No dates or locations provided.
Five Cents A Double Roll Offer At Sample Books
A local shop invites customers to browse sample newspapers and paper goods priced at five cents a double roll. The event promises inexpensive options to brighten up rooms and stack up on paper supplies.
It Has Come Price Advertisements For Groceries
It Has Come It Has Come At Last Jil vasen of Mple dried beer in 1 pound glass offers and a sale by price for customers. Advertised items include German Pratsels at 17 cents per pound, fresh Crip Ginger Allapa, Green string beans, New Preservoir Cltron, Best Water Waiter Kerosene, and 100 pounds more coffee at 43 cents per pound. Week price specials and wholesale-like deals promote a grocery ad sale with varied items and low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Actress loses role amid Broadway setback and hope
A young actress facing career ruin after a failed opening in New England awaited relocation to relief as the play’s plans faltered. Friends arranged moves for relatives, while Broadway insiders weighed her recovery prospects and potential reentry to the company after further casting decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promi Lonica
New England
Avery
Ager
Jason
Things That Count in the Army’s Poetic Motto
A fragmentary verse from the Ciprennw Army extols inner values over material measure. It emphasizes personal character, happiness, and what individuals give, not what they own, as lasting worth beyond time. The wording blends archaic spellings and misspellings.
Fragmented Tale of Henry and a Fatal Train Incident
A garbled excerpt recounts a coroner inquiry into Henry's death by a train. Witnesses Sam and Walt describe chaotic, theatrically told events as the coroner seeks a clearer account of Henry’s demise and the surrounding circumstances.
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Hanry & Fay
Duver & O'Brien
A. Glas
Aire
George Ripley
Springston Tilt
Corry
A. B. Growl
George Porce
Cambridg
Gastoria
Infanta
Cohen’s
Mother Gray's
Childr Ene LeRoy
Amuseu Theater
Woek
Florence Turner
Enoch Arden
Corry & Columbus Street Railway Company
Columbub
Rth Corry
Dewssa
Car Comn Zenn
A. Mlyim
North Cor
North Ry
Pa. m
Hutt
Ui New Yorke Inka
Lin
Sony Lnterds
Othiers
Auryrie- Ny
Sheatrical Agency
Broadway
Hemith
Gatore Kivers
Richardson
Hue
Winohwow
Nybresh
Howe
Wilch
Aly
Mikes
Udrosa
Mney
ELAS
Babbitt’s
Rexall Store
Jook
Jas. H. Wright
J Forane
Henry
Sam
Jena
Walt
Bani
Washington
Joe Mitchell Chapple
National Magazine
Mary
Wallare
England
Cook
Philadatpule Public Ledger
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