Amused To Night The Company at Garden Theater cast
Maude Gilbert stars with Robert Hilliard and William Gillette in a five act production. Margaret Vale, President Wilson’s niece, joins a strong ensemble as the show tours readers. The same company repeats the Garden Theater New York run.
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Maude Gilbert
Robert Hilliard
William Gillette
Margaret Vale
Wilson
Garden Theater
New York
Local notices and events around Center Street and area
The community bulletin lists activities around Center Street including a T Club event with Mrs Ralph Meath, flower orders for Memorial Day, a maple tree consignment tied to the Pennsylvania Railroad, and several garden plant sales. Also reported are traffic incidents, a motorbike spill in the Third Ward, a birthday surprise for James Hassett, and a stray note about local dog incidents and cemetery flowers.
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Ralph Meath
Center Street
Shonma Tae
Seflmnint Nilhe
Ariel
Ad Alts
Ani Wreatis
OisuIt Bouthwaviti
Columbus’ ‘Avenue
Trofley Une
Bull “Whone
R. Nadir
Theodore Fittnes
Grthinr Nurserick
Pennsylvania “Railroad
Wong Bast
Helse Pirk
East Hind
Welcome to Our Store for Friends and Comfort
A plain voice invites readers to use the store for social visits and rest. It highlights welcoming phrases and suggests the space is open for small gatherings and personal convenience, resembling a communal notice from a neighborhood venue.
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Walcome
Women Smile Through Hard Times Said By Lydia Pintwn
A garbled text section cites Lydia Pintwn asserting women endure hardship and need smiles. It mentions remedies and herbs and hints at a community trial or public discussion, with references to towns, families, and local figures, though many words are distorted. The fragment suggests social commentary on women, health, and traditional cures.
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Lydia H. Pintwn
Wade Frith
Towne Na aWew
Hue
Local City Notes and Court Case Fragments in Warren
Fragmentary items detail a wide range of city concerns including a mayoral decision, a jewel theft report worth $1500, a Warren prison sentence for Willie Wilda, and multiple police actions. The text records moves by city officials, court proceedings, a theater custody incident, and social notices such as birthdays and meetings.
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Meunklin
Muirvius Holgious
Prapklin
Ameri Gon
Arai
Pittsburg
Lyon
Panitentiaryy
Nolen Boyle
Willie Wilda
Sharon
Joe Jasi
Bia
Warren
Welter Jennings
M. Witter
Sher Lary
Vacatier
Fe B. Cousteru
Connell
Averoury
Pilinhire
Raymond Cross
Me Conia
Waarren
Rite City
Iier
Notiye
Autographic Kodaks at Linda Joys and social notices
A jumble of social items reports Autographic Kodaks at Linda Joys and a luncheon at Main Restaurant. Mrs W H Tooke Jost visited relatives in the west with Mrs WL Morrow and others. Erle Timot and J Sandman died after a fall at the Winter Garden theater. Timot was 37. A food products demonstration is announced at Hoxs Grocery in Went Malialraet with reps from William Edwards Co Cleveland Heinz and National Tiscale Co demonstrating.
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Kodaks
Linda Joy's
W. H. Tooke
WL. Morrow
Punk Mace
Trown
N.C. CG
Erle Timot
J. Sandman
Elly
Alcetriciay
Winter Garden Theater
Went
Malialraet
Tie City
William Edwards Company
Claveland
Heinz
National Tiscale Company
Pass
Hoir
Auglt
Valuable gift presented to Hill in Corry game
The Corry team honored Hill with a valuable gift during a match against Youngstown and Baltors. Mayor Toby J. Malton attended as Hill’s performance in the third end of the period helped Corry win, with standout play by the guard and forward earning praise from local fans.
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Plo
Baltors
Carmen
Hla Fsford
MII
HHL
Iso
Fubin
Mia
Elty
Slady
Gunn
Perfest
Erle
Piano Club Entertained Last Night At Mr Wilson's Home
Prof. Wilson hosted a piano club at his residence on West Washington Street. The High School Veneers and Tow felony members performed piano pieces, with Miss Shirley Doyle and Georgy Howworth among the performers. The event showcased varied pieces, highlighting Wilson's recent practicing and teaching role.
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Wilson
Washington Street
Lab
Frank Koleher
Mien Tiello Murray
Dorothy Waller
Mira Francis
Elizabeth Drought
di Han Barnes
Shirley Doyla
Watenford
Tra
Georgy Howworth
Drowning and injuries reported after city incidents
A Polish College student Caoslaw Boyouleakl drowned near Cambridge pier after a fall during a mob incident at Werle. Frank Lafbert of Bria was wounded during the melee as Charlow Wienlossel shoved him. Mrs. John Thoman of Grindotronr sustained a wrist fracture from a fall on North Center Street while trying to enter a streetcar. Work on the Federal building ventilator shaft prompted safety concerns from a government inspector about the impending height and risk of delays.
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Avin
Cambridge
Caoslaw Boyouleakl
Hele
Maconbow Planie
Werle
Nwt
svenHie
Talia
Alot
Frank Lafbert
Bria
Ousupe
Charlow Wienlossel
Exen
John Thoman
North Center Street
Slo
Jny
Ofce
al Dent
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Martin Sloan
Oiavenun
Irving Street
Oscar
N. Gonter Street
Gould
James Hassett
North Center Atreet
Merry
Lekeste
Bagnall
Walnat Bend
Seflueta Womaq
Curtain Department
Thaneik Vanaly
Pha
Shavinthawal
Staats At
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Fresti Sweet
West
Lawn Mayer
Atay Sharp Rex
Mig Co
Warren Mirow
Harry Rij
Reginaldyvulle
Phurwlay
Belleve
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Warren Gran
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Duflole
Falla Grhok
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West's
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G. Hh
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Colegrove
Mr and Aves
Liu
Marian Ateoot
Epworth Langue Wit
Tintlan
Agpromor
Atwid
Thomas
Thele Dawimior
Miu
Hume Humphrey
Mina
Mary Shean
Dla
Humphrey Waa
Pittsburgh Woman's Gazette
A. Allen
Jélimburg
Biro Hollow
Oldrylga
Bextra
Starr Granite and Marbts
Corry
Erie
Clothiers
West Main Street
Galland
A. E. Pettit
Florist
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