Social Notes Show Many Local Visits and Travels
A long list of visitors, relatives, and campers fills the page as residents and friends from Warren, Corry, Cleveland, and nearby towns share trips, birthday gatherings, and short stays. Highlights include Mrs G H Faul and guests, Mr and Mrs Chas Myers hosting relatives, and multiple families visiting Greenville, Conneaut Lake, and Chautauqua Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Paton
Warren
GH. Faul and
Davetters
Mildred Qaid Grace
Chas. Myers
Stunday
Belle Ruckerson
Faiton Y Ville
Rayriggs
Hile
Lorenzo Briges
John Dunbar
Shermay
Chas, Myers
Harriet
Greenville
Conneaut Lake
Eva Allin
Jumeatown
Mise Katherine Stone
East Smith Stroet
Minnie Wales
Spear
Alma Wales
Arthur Spear
Wale Yer
Miss Hazelison
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Widely Praised
The text touts Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound as healing many women’s ailments and bringing health and happiness, claiming hundreds of children owe their existence to it and urging belief in its efficacy for women’s health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia UW
Pinklan
Fair Land
Ours
Silverware Night at the Lyric Tonight Ady Event
A Lyric venue hosts Silverware Night this evening offering a limited-time deal described as a cheat of silverware. Ady patrons invited to attend for discounts and themed experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric
Ady
National Association of Manufacturing eyed Watson for president
United Bross reports from Washington July 21 that the National Association of Manufacturing planned to back James M. Watson for president in 1912. Testimony by Col Mulhall before the Jobby committee shows a 1908 secretary letter praising Watson and supporting his federal bid. The proceedings indicate Mulhall’s cross examination will extend at least three more days as he recounts the 1908 campaign that helped elect Watson governor of Indiana with aims to groom him for the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Bross
Washington
D.C
Flayt
National Association of Manufacturing
Jamon G. Wateson
Col Mulhall
Totter
N. A.M
Ani
Wilson
Mulhall
Whitch
Watson
Indiana
Jim
Penny's Exhibit Arrived in City This Morning
The westbound P and . train brought two dairy and agricultural cars to the city for a two day showing. Cars were switched to a siding near North Center. A large number visited the dairy car and the exhibit of local products. The display will stay until opening day before being sent to Renova.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center
Renova
Change in Parcel Post Rates and Testing
A large shift in parcel post policy is reported with a test roll in progress. The department plans a new rate structure including a 15 mile zone and weight based postage. The change aims to simplify pricing and extend coverage for smaller packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey Ra
Four Oil City Men Hurt In Auto Wreck
Four Oil City men suffered serious injuries when their auto collided with a trolley on Franklin Street. Chauffeur Gus Koffer was cut and the vehicle wrecked. D B Byles A Armbroken A Welker and T J Wright were injured with broken limbs and facial injuries. They were taken to City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
OM City
Thule Automobile
Troley
Franklin
City
Aryas
D. B. Uyloa
Jett
Tae
Ee A. Welker
Thomas J. Wright
Gus Kolferd
Brodinburg
Kofferd
N. McCaloul Pamednkor
Ball Game at Columbus Sunday Stars Beat Comets 4 to 0
A Sunday afternoon game at Columbus Park between the Comets and Plevcw All Stars ended with the Stars prevailing 4 to 0. Merce pitched the early innings, then Joey Sullivan relieved to seal the win as Long struggled for the Comets. lineup lists Kinlay, Long, Hill, McCarthy, Stanford, Lathoy, Miller, Burns, Cady for the Comets and Bulliven, Shaub, Pierce, Gordon, Pattison, Gulsnon, Mirchi, Cogswell, Koatng, Hollin for the Stars with umpire John Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wx Va
Wiha
Columbus Park
Comets
Plevcw All Stars
Stars
Merce
Cométa
Kinlay
Long
McCarthy
Stanford
Lathoy Bila
Miller Taft
Burns Conterfield
Cady
Stars Bulliven Plichdr
Shaub Cutcher
Pierce
Gorden
Pattison Short
Gulsnon ‘Mirchi
Cogswell Taftield
Koatng Copterfield
Hollin
John Dawson
Ira Merce
Barbers Clove Thursday Thi Woek on Acco of rece
Barbers will meet Thursday afternoon to discuss an account receivable. The note indicates changes to the usual schedule and a shift from Wednesday to Thursday. The wording is unclear but references a barber or barbershop and a planned gathering.
Unclear OCR sports scene with scattered play actions
Fragmentary text describes a baseball or similar game with multiple players and field actions. It mentions right field, a hit, throws, a safe throw, baserunners, and defensive plays, but many names and specifics are unreadable. The passage lacks a coherent event or outcome.
Oreste McLes Lays Claim In Close Opponent Bout
Fragmentary sports recap notes Oreste McLes on offense against Maion in a tense game. Keating and Dé vied contribute defense as the frame tightens. Myers secures a pivotal rebound, keeping the contest within reach as momentum shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oreste. McLes
Maion
Tarror
Keating
Atter
Myers
Allon
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Kittauiig
Waldameer
Titslow
George Bosworth
Howard
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Houma Lingcott
W. Pleasant Street
Chautauqua
Nelle Morgan
proNen Cottage
John Windsor
Miss Rhodes
Corry
Peters
Chicago
Dobn ‘T. Brew
Bill Skinnereft
Jon Santerty
Mr. Farley
Erie
Katherine Hines
Buffalo
Detroit
Martin Rickendeath
Rey, Dodds of
Messrs Barlow, Drew
FS. Austin
Miss Ina
Kone
Wallaboro
Mr Wright
Walter Gretzler
Unio City
New Tell
Gertrude Sheetino
Sins Grave Conigan
Tuneville
Mrssur
BJ. Miller
Clarion
J. AL Nixon
Pituaquie
WI Bareh
Bpring
Air
Ernest Shouyler
G. J. Fulton
St. Louise
Eiis
Downey
Warneren Les
Stroet
Bufine
Gaves
Columbus
Wn Howe
Big City
Down Ny
Amuseu Theater
Rk, G. Lindsley & Son Inst Avan
I. M. Garfield
Candy Girls
Burkland
Land
Burk
Dweiay
Center St. Crossing
Lyric Theater
Argst
Hinrenoy Tayereuné
Gwen Moore
Wanhauser
Gaumont
O.K
Ratine
Cohen
Crescen
Thant
Hill
Sacchin
Roann Blytor
Wan
Ani Ting
Tor
Greta
Clark
Cent Peare
Pei
Tever
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