Local Calendar and Church Event Notes From Beaver Dam
Beaver Dam June 1 Miaw They Kelly of Wanton City listed as loyer Biniday Ruwrl of Mleaeddon Urlo coll. Mei 8 7. Lydia and Ruth Went to Bela shopping on Sale trdly. Sunday morn ng church described as Ancoratell with foray and tlaward. Way rendered by Busday School members. Mrs Chas Hettott entertained at home. Mr and Mrs John Dennis and family planned trip to Corry on Aver uy. Memorial Day observed with Mr Merry Mulvin and Mr Tike Mason attending. Corry visit by Mrs Hy Yoaxer on Wednesday. Decoration Day noted for Mason City. W. GT Uy hosted at Mrs Mo 2 Ruths Friday. A program focused on important winsco transactions. Jury trial Monday described with little injury. Ruth Smith, daughter of Inmox SUM, mentioned in montage.
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Mei
Lyotn
Ruth
Bela
TM. Chilish
Chas, Hettott
Tome
John Dennis
Merry Mulvin
Tike Mason
Hy Yoaxer
Corry
Delacott and Family
Mont
HirVay
Wielows
Kekud
Winthee
Wilking
Local Notices Speak of Visits and Events Around Town
Miss Selim Lydns and Corry yiulter attended a gathering Wednesday. Mr and Mrs George Milvin with Mary Brand drove to Unton City on Tuesday. Mr Janper Fartom visits Spring Creek workplace. Min Cethenne Hroed returned from Warren Saturday. A spring camp meeting and tent event drawn large crowd with lively singing by Mr. Stavant at Beuvardam Church.
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Selim Lydns
Corry Yiulter
George Milvin
Mary Brand
Dyemday
Marke Pulloin
Janper Fartom
Fronin
Spring Creek
Cethenne
Warren
M J. Bmith
Corry
Rowdy
Mann
Crockett
1. B
MB Churchen
Beuvardam
Riein
Mocrays
Mtr
Stavant
Rheumatism remedy touted with whiskey and lemonade
An old column promotes Rheuma remedy from W. Ames and Co as a cure for rheumatism, warning whiskey is not a remedy and claiming a half teaspoon daily of Rheuma helps. It promises a money back offer if two 50 cent bottles fail to stop the misery.
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Harmioad
W. Ames and Co
Memorial services and community notices from Spring Creek
Memorial services were held at the Congress Conslecturch Tuesday morning with a decorated church and solo by Allert Patterson. Special music by the choir and Wool's orchestra accompanied a dinner in Paige's Hall. A procession followed to honor deceased volunteers. names include Burnice Teora Kitol Matteson and others. Local residents and visitors were mentioned in brief notices throughout the week.
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Sprive Creek
Dune
Dev
Allert Patterson Delivaris
Wool
Paige
Misaea Burnice Teora
Kitol Matteson
Ddith Hrundage
Kathryn Thompson
Violet Paige
Florence Little
Mabel Matteson
Annie Christenson
Luella Mark
Marlon Brundage
Rata Woodward
Bathor Teundage
Flower
William Morton
Miyy Slater
Younguyille
Vistor
High Aho
McConne
Mary Gar- Jn
Charlie Hldred
Waul Spring Creel
Glen Elfrod
Mrn
Chrde Winn
Corry community notices mix with memorials and visits
Residents of Corry and nearby areas were noted with visits from relatives and friends, business trips to Garry and Claredon, and attendance at Memorial services. Names such as Mrs Nellie Wlett Mrs William Mirch Mr and Mrs Halward Huuke and Mr Thomas Farris appear among recurring social calls and community events.
Concord Moncord Community News Summary
Mrs Olive Gray entertained the 198 A Club Friday afternoon while Mrs J Oilott and Mrs Will Akum wore bunhead lottery writing. LeRoy Patterson improved today. Ellie Wade was a Corry High valedictorian on Thursday. The Stawsdon Pecker Company chipped 105 cans, with Dovell Staton planting Wednesday and more games daily. A new building at Lovell Station was prepared for the age of that era. The town mourned Annis McCray Monday evening. funeral held at her home Wednesday with interment at Concord Center Cemetery. She was a respected, devout woman, and her loss leaves lasting sorrow. The poem laments grief and faith.
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Moncord
Shine
Olive Are Gray
A. Club
Mie
J.oilott
Will Akum
LeRoy Patterio
Aliss
Ellie Wade
Corry
Stawsdon, Pecker Company
Mary Shaw
Uear
Mra
F. McUray
Al'lovell
Annis McCray
Concord Center
Commissioner Wisser Aided Says Daughter
Mrs Kerfoot reports her father Commissioner Wisser of Hravoxbure, New Jersey, aided by a medicine called Tantac. She claims he suffered chronic head cold and sinus issues, and that Tantac improved his appetite, energy, and overall health. She says the medicine, sold by G. Babbitt in Center Wireo, has led to a perceived permanent cure if continued.
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Wins
Monty Wiknor
Hravoxbure
Tantac
Houlgenyis
Dyoakcaal
Bey Paine
Mydleine
Helyad
G. Babbitt
Glass of Hot Water Before Breakfast a Splendid Habit
A historic health note urges drinking a glass of hot water with a touch of phosphate before breakfast. It claims to flush stomach and intestines, reduce toxins, relieve constipation and bilious symptoms, improve appetite, and make one look and feel better quickly.
Unclear Business Ad From Jamestown Notice
fragmented ad listing remodeling pricing and merchandise from Woolen Mills Co at 401 Main Street. mentions tracking at 43,15 and a $15 item. readable text is garbled, offering items for order but key details and proper names are uncertain.
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Woolen Milla Co
Post Card Photos Offered At Six Cents Each
Fragmentary ad copy proposes photographic postcards at six cents each with mentions of quantities and prices. It references a sale or promotional offer, with stray figures such as 400 a dozen and 150 dollars, but the readable text is incomplete and inconsistent.
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Maerhile
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