Personal Mention Spree of Local Visitors and Travelers
Miss Lilian Lawson and WW Arnold with relatives in Wilmitit and Stoturs ville are visiting the city briefly. Numerous locals and visitors pass through or stay for short visits, including Mrs. William Postlethwait to Erie, Sam Lines returning from hospital, and Breckon, Metnnes, and others in town for business, markets, or family gatherings.
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Lilian Lawson Tett
Wilmitit
N.Y
G. Arnold
Wits
Stotursville
William Postlethwait
Erie
William A. Knowlton
Jamestown
Harry Bright
City
P. Consalv
Spartanshire
Foster Davis
North Center Street
SeKee
Mary Smith
West South Street
Eric Tran
Cleve
Sam Lines
Mr. Lines
Skinner
Herbert Bracken
John T. Brew
Traband
Liberty Shows
Kane
Brookville
Independent Association
Meadville
Spirelias
Sheffield
Gossip and Travel Notes From Local Residents
Ralph Weaver departs for Tuli Oklahoma while D M Colegrove and Browstor Ohio visitors visit relatives here Mrs W J Damon and Ethel travel to Of City for a week with friends G H Gray and Mark Gray host wool guests Mrs Dawson death brings return of B A Billy and daughter to Erie Supt A G Coughlin and BP I officials travel east in private car The New York city voter registration and polling publication law allows German and Jewish language output and Progressive party enrolment provisions have been amended and later stricken out
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Ralph Weaver
Tuli
Okla
D. M. Colegrove
Browstor
Ohio
W. J. Damon
Ethel
G. H. Gray
Coloron
Mark Gray
B.A. Billy
D Dughter
New York
Progressive Party
AmuseU Theater Lights Up Three Films This Week
Vitagraph western Lone Bill's Cabin features smoke and tension. A perilous cargo sails in Ocean story with suspense. Hypnotism in Hickville delivers a rambling comedy full of quirky gags.
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Lone Bill
Vitagraph
Hickville
Bicycle Tired Boy Seeks Canoe Adventure
Billy Boy longs for a canoe to answer the call of woods and streams while Ted already owns a canoe but fears the water. The scene hints at a local want ad idea to pair two youths with needed gear, promising a practical and hopeful exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Boy
Ted
Bedding plants and herbs listed for garden plans
The item catalogs a mix of geraniums in red white and pink including rose geraniums Ajers and bonas varieties, salvia pansies sweet alyssum heliotrope coleus lemon varieties nasturtiums and double petunias. It also mentions seven varieties of ferns and notes tomatoes cabbage and pepper plants for a garden bundle.
Senate Suffrage Committee Backs Resolution to Amend U S Constitution
United Press dispatch from Washington reports the Senate Woman Suffrage Committee favorably recommends the Chamberlain resolution to amend the Constitution to grant women the right to vote. Senator Ashurst presented the favorable committee report in the chamber, signaling momentum for ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
United States
Ashurst
Capitol
Thieves Target Warren Cottages as Summer Residents Arrive
Warren Pa June 12 The culprits who broke into cottages along Conewango Creek last winter have shifted to less protected places as summer residents occupy the cottages. The latest act involved breaking into Gust Wioomanist North Warren canoe shed and stealing goods and cushions, after tampering with a thwarted canoe owned by Jay Hodges. A study at North Warren houses eighteen canoes on rollers. Entrance was gained from beneath the shed which is not floored. Suspects include State Hospital parolees. a full normal person would not break into a shed just to destroy belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatrance
Relatives Reunite After Thirty Years in Mineola Valley
A joyful reunion occurred at a family gathering in Mineola Valley after a thirty year separation. Relatives, including Cory and Pinburgh, traveled to the home of Mr Walker in Brrokentraw, witnessing a heartfelt meeting and renewed ties despite earlier separations.
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Warren
Iin
Cory Ant Pinburgh
Aalinmo
Wid
Yorks
al Corey
Conijantal
Turburgh
Mes
Walker
Yale Toy
Doen
Yowldenu
Fireworks blast injures four in mill town ruin
A massive fireworks explosion at a Wood county mill caused one church to burn, another building wrecked, a flour mill demolished and extensive damage to homes and business properties. Four people were seriously injured, with a line of affected towns and residents left in shock. Debris and fires spread, while responders battled blazes through the night as investigators searched for the blast’s cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willunt
Boerighh
Hlomerty
Yard stolen in Gary report shocks local resident
Gary Indiana June 1 Ridgely a lawyer told police that men stole his front yard. He paid sixty dollars for a wagonload of black dirt to cover the Gary sand so he could have a lawn. The thieves arrived with a wagon and scraped Ridgely’s yard away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
Clade V
Ridgely
Stage Galle May Yoho Returns to London Stage
London reports May Yoho will return to the stage on June 16 with the company in revue at the London Opera House. She will perform the song Honwy, Mah Honey as part of her comeback, boosting her fame and drawing crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galle
Putnam's Extractor Promises Quick Corn Relief
An advertisement touts Putnam's Extractor as a fast solution for corns or calluses. It claims immediate relief with two applications, reducing corn growth and promising root-out success with no side effects. Sold for $1 per bottle by druggists including Thos Downey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totus Patnam
Putnam's
Downey
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N. Y
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Chautaugia Lake
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M. M. Kayser
C. W. Bracken
Crawford
Venango
Mercur
Rogers
Warbla
F.T. Rabbitt
Chautauqua
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the Ladies Furnishing
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Wayne Street
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Hendin
Tillie W. Pea
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Sun
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Sora
Wit
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Corman
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E. Main
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