Personal Mentions From St Marys Morning News Brief
A string of local social notes lists visits and travel by residents. Mrs Alex McTnnes Jr and Mrs John Martin spend the day in Erie. Messrs Keleber and Sackett attend events in Firel. HW Seymour, HJ Scott, and BW Johnson of Buffalo visit St James. Miss Greeley of Copry visits Tamble Denke in Cambrlise. Louis Mark from Oktelona visits with Wis Wile at her parents in West Walnut Street. Others travel to Erie, Corry, Broton, Haverton, Cleveland, and Spartanshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Marys
Alex McTnnes, Jr
Erie
John Martin
Messrs
Keleber and Sackett
Firle
HW. Seymour
H. J. Scott
B. W. Johnson
Buffalo
St. James Mes
Harry Greely
Copry
Aviss TaieTle Denke
Cambrlise News
Louis
Mark
Oktelona
Wis Wile
Hom
Wis
Peter Theobald
Walnut Street
Corryaday
Jul Clark
Trusville Courter
Local Visitor Notes and Outgoing Trips Amid Town Visit
Frank Raeder visits the nunty seat while CJ Wood heads to Erie for the day. Mes Elston and Oh ahd spend a few days in Buttato on business. Nienite Poston of Wont Wayne reports aulte sek Wallow Bin attended. Miss Chow of Bradford visits sister Mrs. Alex Meinnes. W. DT McCornick of Marlington discusses Campbell Luth er Co ties. Mr Cage Wwagos attends an evening show. My Farnham rents boats and operates a passenger line frequently. Joe Spiesian travels to Erie to see Ringline Roy's big show. Johp Parnham and family depart for Little Cory Findley Lake for summer at their cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Raeder
CJ. Wood
Erie
Elston
Buttato
Cquel
Nienite Poston
Wayne
Josyph Spiesian
Ringline Roy
Miss Chow
Bradford
Alex Meinnes
Cage
Ohl
Mrs Smith
Titwa Villy
He Ty Spressian
Cambriise
Ste
State Board Organized in Wilkes-Barre for School Code
Harrishare July 18 reports the state board organized by Governor Tener to formulate risks in the new school code. The body will review plans for new school buildings and may propose changes. Dr N Schaeffner serves as superintendent, Dr M Phillips elected Secretary, with most members present except David B Oliver of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrishare
Tit Hz
Bele
Janes T Coughiin
Wilkes-Tarre
Tener
Ril Hue
Philips
Thooster
Aame
Atate
Add
Verne
Achoead
I Harrishies Yester Oy
N. Schaeffner
Installation of Officers for Comy Tenpte No 7 Pytttansie
The ceremony installed officers Catherine Young Mon Hx¢eilent Chlut Aary Crus Hardfeat Seplur Nullie Maerker Hxcellent dantor ima Hamill lon Maoge Banus Pepkot Mistrosy of Fingnée Tella Snel Miatrous of Records aul Correston Kjee Steven Protector of the Sheppard Thar Outer Pemple Rose Westley Plantsi Minno Haw Prysien Anna Andrews Isabelle Brown Mary Foulis. The installing officers were Anna Andrews Isabelle Brown and Mary Foulis, and the cream and cake followed the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pytttansietors
Catherine Young
Aary, Crus
Maoge
Banus
Pepkot
Fingnée
Tella Snel
Aul
Correston Kjee
Steven Protector
Sheppard Thar
Outer
Pemple
Rose Westley
Minno Haw Prysien
Anna Andrews
Isabelle Brown
Mary Foulis
Servinis
State Police Meeting Notice Seaboard Water Company Basement
State Police call meeting for July 16 at 8 o clock in Water Company basement. All members who do not attend and pay dues will be dropped. By order of the Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Police
Bairdry
Water Company
A Child's Vocabulary Says Six Year Old Speech Grows
A brief discussion notes that the average six year old uses fewer than 400 words. The text critiques a dull conversation on early language development and vocabulary growth in children.
AmuseU Theater's Summer Lineup Announces July Shows
AmuseU Theater presents Sean Wolf in a dramatic closing act with Aliee Joyce The Tourbins, a vivid colored picture round Holland. Scanty coming July 241 and a Great Auto Race scheduled for July 28 feature Wnoch Arden as narrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean Wolf
Aliee Joyce
Tourbins Wite
Arouind
Holland
Wnoch Arden
Monoclets Ne Fad Of Society
A fragmented reminiscence of a social satire with fantasy hints and fashion critique. The text riffs on glamour, wealth, and the tension between exotic shops and luxury living, naming figures like Hikey Wold and Navin, while hinting at a forthcoming opening date and a lavish display of jeweled items. The piece reads as a period voice teasing society's excess and spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wowk
Bogust
Apael
Ily
SIMA
Huwevn
Best Wheat Flour Revealed By Local Neighbors
Neighbors offer strong recommendations for the best wheat flour for baking pastries bread and biscuits. The call emphasizes top quality, careful selection and competitive pricing as a key advantage of the favored brand.
Wall Paper Borders Only
We had left from our stock of wall paper we closed out Inet spring Jet of borders and to make room for other goods we offer these al.
Five Cents A Double Roll Sample Books Offered
An ad invites readers to browse sample books offered at five cents a double roll. It suggests matching papers they may have and hints at brightening a room by choosing suitable wallpaper or paper materials.
It Has Come At Last It Has Come At Last
A fragmented ad-like notice lists low prices on a range of grocery items including beet sugar milk pretzels citron dust coffee and flour. The irregular text mentions advertised pounds and per-pound prices with several item names and pricing pitches. Entities include German Pretzels New Crlep Ginger Snaps So Ro Mo Coffer Clark's Apple Satigo and generic references to prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Wonder reel clock exhibit in Chicago lights up night show
An ornate wonder reel clock on display in Chicago features a hundred lighting bulbs and moving globes. The machine marks time with sixty light indicators and colored glass elements that sweep around a tall circular frame while a painted dial guides each minute. The device includes vivid color progressions and luminous hour markers that travel along a red or orange arc as the inner mechanisms advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lee Wattraly
Jousnes
Fragmented The World War Era Labor Struggles and Social Strife
A garbled OCR passage references mass workers on coasts, collective efforts, and various labor actions. It notes hundreds of young workers and apprentices, mentions factory, plantation, and construction contexts, and discusses social concerns, education, and economic strains. Names and places are obscured, but the tone hints at labor unrest, wartime mobilization, and schooling impacts.
Controversial Opinion On Global Populations And Transport
Fragmented excerpts discuss racial theories, colonial reach, and supposed indigenes of orders. It cites London, New York, and Philadelphia transit issues with grade crossings and railroad impacts. The passage mentions the American continent and contrasts Europe Asia Africa with indigenous claims, then shifts to urban transit costs and safety debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
London
Heri
New York
Ellie
Europe
Asia
Africa
Brooklyn
Providence
Philadelphia
Washington Herald
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