Local News Briefs From Clymer Area Reflecting Busy Week
Community updates recall church meeting at Mrs Living Tewinkle home and a string of local visitor notes. Mentions Clarence W Splitter of New Fane, W H Kearns, and undertaker recommendations, plus talk of a future collaboration in the binekamith shop. Also notes Mila Mable Orr and Winkling family activity, alarm incidents, and visits by Mr and Mrs Avery and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Clymur
Dadioy Forele
Aodloly
Alice Reformed Church
Living Tewinkle ‘Mhurning
Clarence W. Splitter
New Fane
W. H. Kearns
Ile Furniture
Lushest
Mr. Spiixer Bowa Ombinmor
Dlesnand Platy
Comen
Lester Fuydink Wan i Touth
Sully Etbors
Brad Kingly
Binekamith
Uell
Clymir
Mila Mable Orr
Byriom
Krnee
Stuya
Jagt Bundiy
Sam Wickery Otall
Kane
George Noun
Chastain
Healthful change for Mrs Green after Lydia Pinkham remedy
Mrs Wat Green of Addison Street Indianapolis says she was frail and underweight at 108 pounds. After five months on Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound she rose to 133 pounds and can do housework again. She urges other women to seek guidance from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Lydia B. Pinkham
Sean
Buffalo meeting notes and club officers listed
The fragmentary report describes a Friday gathering at the Bratler Hutt in Buffalo with Wilmer assisting repairs on a Studebaker. It lists officers: President George Knipholson, Vice Presidents Mrs Donnie Darieot and Mrs Sarah Hubb, Treasurer Mrs Hannah Klork, Secretary Mrs Kniphulson, and other members. An A M supper followed the meeting and a next gathering was planned at Mrs Hannah Withers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landers
Ani Wilmer
George Damon
Studebaker Geoply Ab
Bratler Hutt
Buffalo
Mary
Cileagy Hha
Mrn
Hannah Withers
Meadville Men Anticipate Share in Fortune
Meadville residents anticipate a possible windfall from a trust fund tied to the will of Mrs. Green. The estate, valued around 1.5 million dollars, would be divided among lineal descendants of Gideon Howland of Dartmouth Mass. If all living descendants are in equal line, heirs may receive portions through the Howland line. Legal notes outline the residuary provision and share rules for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Mary
Bhitches
Wilf A
George Wy
Waterman
Nola
Mrs. Green
Helly Green
Mia
Green
Gideon Howland
Dartsmouth
Mass
Snn
Milk Confiscation Report Highlights City Health Actions
The Health Board report notes confiscation of 4864 quarts of milk and 40 vessels of meat products during inspections. Food safety measures included quarantines, housing inspections, and the sealing of affected rooms and garbages. Inspectors also reported new cases and old stock being evaluated, with several households under supervision.
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The
Health Board
Local notices from Corry and surrounding area
A garbled Corry region column notes prayer meetings at Slimdoay Cottage hosted by Mr Carl Way and mentions visits by Mrt Tewinkis of Clymor to J Raymond Une. The piece references a transfer of bardwtte Howard to the fre Railroad, repairs and visits, a dog attack incident near Washington, and several local residents traveling or returning from Michigan, Minnesota, and Erie with limited clear details.
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la Cleveluni
Clark
Chis. Dodd
Wranke Dodd
Buwilay
Willis Medd
Will Harmonic
Mina
Ward
Tuastale
WielWire
Ani Aithwr
Alice Firm
Sugar Grove Vaud
M. Piteh
Mawebter
Paul
Mint
Aung
Wotton
Mark Mesyenger
Dalrymple
Vivtatett
Dorothy Whiteley
Corry
Hir Ay
Lawla Cader
Michigan
Phomay Brrunigan
Frank Gordon
Waweran
Aim
Charles Ohip Widehildon
Weatfield
Thomas Messenger
Erie
Bell Tellphone Co
AW HL Palmer
Wooren Biti Corry
Local social notes from Spartansburg and nearby towns
July updates from Spartansburg include Thomson of Titusville visiting his father John Thomson after May. Mrs. R. M. Skinner and her husband now of Coudersport and Harriet Martin arrived to visit the Mantin family. Mrs. Frank Henratta and Annie Heuratin spent time in New Ontario. Mable Eehles of Erie and Margery Carroll of Union City visited the Mantin grandmother Mrs. Wallace. Young people met at the Bawottat church Friday to discuss forming a Young People’s Talent group and enjoyed time together prior to formal organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Thomson
Titusville
John Thomson
R. M. Skinner
Iutfe Now
Coudarsport
Sileliiuers
Harriet Martin
Ohns
Mantin
Frank Henratta
Annie Heuratin
Mable Eehles
Erie
Margery Carroll
Union City
Wallace
Bawottat
Vague Social Notes From Mey and Nearby Areas
Residents in Mey Utah and nearby towns share visits and travel plans. Annie Honratta plans a Los Angeles trip for winded kin from Mississippian ties while others like Mr Frink O'Gontior and Mrs O'Vennar are mentioned in varied travels. Local gatherings and household arrangements are noted amid drifting names and unclear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Honratta
Los Angeles
Cal
Fir
Frink O'Gontior
Dougie
Masville
O'Vennars
Wim. Jahnwost
Tarmsburg
Mligd
Mirinis Jackson
Notrak
Mich
Poway
Faluilya
Dicky
Sirnymil
Mes
Mvi
Steadnia
Notice for Ladies and Geutiomar Shampoo Service
Wishing to contact Nellie Gaott at No 12 North ater utreet for rat clase shampoo and scalp treatment. Bell phone 286 M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Gaott's
North
Bell
Mexican Railroad Opens Amid Border Supply Movement
Army officers announce the reopening of the Mexican railroad at El Paso as shipments resume to support the border base. Demand grows for food, fuel, and medical supplies while workers coordinate with the quartermaster and nearby merchants to restore supply lines in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Pas
Hyo Lrgius
EA Naso
Ehate
Rene Tun
Partha Alsekaning
Mexico
Rex Amusement Co Opens At Parisian Theater
The Rex Amusement Co launches a new venue in Parisian theater showing a 20 cent and 10 cent pricing tier. A July 17 opening is announced with a one night program featuring Hurtig and a schedule line up for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Gaersiids
Honey
Mighty Remedy Promises Health Cure for Dismal Ailments
An advertisement touts Thompson's Barosma as a guaranteed remedy for ailments from kidney issues to general weakness. It claims rapid weight gain or loss proofs and cites testimonials from Charles Schultz of Dunkirk and others. Available at Thomas Downey's and N. F. Ames, 50 cents to $1.00, with druggists carrying the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Downey
NP. Anes & Co
Corry
Thompson
N. F. Ames
Charles Schultz Ot Dunkirk
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R. S. Johnson
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Crown Baking Co
O’conner Company
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hetty| Green
Erie Board of Health
Columbus
Corry, PA
Henry Keppel
D. H. Andrews
Frank Laurie
D.a.depew
Stine
Tucker
Mey
Utni
Bhorwan
Walwee
Thurden
Rex Amusement Co
Ares
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