Local Social Notes From Columbus Area Reunion
Numerous brief items record visits and gatherings across Columbus localities. Mary Phillipa Tiny and others traveled for family events while residents like Mrs Burroughs Maldving Gertrude Monrom and Mr Louis Monran hosted and toured relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Phillipa Tiny
Columbus
Mmeh
Uni
Spartansbure
Wr. Lamona
Hiymom
Warren
Ewro
Clarendon
Ratinaingy
Lewin
Hopolw
Girard
Undefined names and schools in a chaotic town report
Local text lists numerous schools and individuals with unclear roles. Mentions include a town, Wilton and Baker schools, teachers, students, and a motor accident causing minor injury. Fragmentary notes mention Mile Morrison and a trip to Bon Lake, with scattered surnames and places.
Child Drowns at Jamestown in Water Accident
A young boy, son of Mr and Mrs William Carleton, drowned while playing near the bank below the Chandler bridge in Jamestown. A search party and fire crew recovered the body. conditions hindered the effort due to high water. The incident prompted a city response and a missing body search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlin Albom
Stanley William Carle
Mre
William ¥. Carluon
Obrabin Apa
Clandler Stroook Bridge
Instovansui Fe
Tohu Frey
MGS
Clarency Rey
Frey
Pallon
Elty
Croeks
Uke
Three Arrests Made At Olean Raid
Sheriff Wichol ordered a raid on disorderly homes following a threatened crackdown in Olean. Police sent three patrols to Railway Avenue Saturday night and raided three houses. Supruntents led to three proprietors, Dita women Mabel Kuller Carry Ghuham and Alan Gray charged with bond evasion. They were held under $300 each for trial before Justice Keating Monday morning. Lillian Gray fled but others could not raise bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichol
Riv
W. M. Young
The
People's Church
Stidholme
Pollée Rasgell
Mabel Kuller
Carry Ghuham
Alan Gray
Justion Keating
Lillian Gray
Why Women Write Letters About Lydia E Pinkham Medicine
Letters from grateful women explain how Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound restored health and happiness. They describe relief from displacements, inflammation, ulcers, irregularities, nervousness, weakness, stomach troubles, and depression, noting the value of consent and honesty in publishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettura
Lydia 1. Pinkham Mediele Co
Genuinot
Manor
Lydia E. Pinkhai Medicine Co
Lydis Pinkeham
Tehaa
THREE DEAD FORTY HURT IN CANTON ELEVATOR DISASTER
Baltimore report states Canton PA area elevator No 3 at Uke hare bore front burned during a blast. At least three workers died and more than forty were injured, many in critical condition. A steamship William Vay Driel Sr and the drill ship Wallhwoke Hitt were damaged as debris fell onto loading crews. A grain elevator explosion caused a fire that ripped the ninety foot upper tower in a collapse described as a major catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Adroa
Canton
Aauburg
Yletima
Alvo
Respite Granted in Albany Murder Case
Governor Whitman granted a respite for Charles Stelsow, condemned to die in the electric chair at Jing Sing prison for the murders of Charles St. Phelpa and Margaret Wolcott in Deletion County. The stay followed a telegraphed request from Supreme Court Justice James Whitsler and local officials claiming newly discovered evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Jone Wooks
Whitman
Charles
Stelsow
Jing Sing
Charled St.Phelpa
Margaret Wolcott
Muro
Supreme Court
James Whitsler
Buffalo
Knlokertork
Orleans County
David A. White
Stollow
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Asante
Celia Gates
Guy Am Worry
Delos Sehrambutig
Teddy Wescot
Hutlton
Hanada
Wer
Stator
Mare Gordom
Mimi Varnalin
Gordon Viaitot
Seendia
Henry Scholten
Bour Lalo
Pini
Warron Arlday
Corry, PA
Henry Keppel
D. H. Andrews
Frank Laurie
D.a.depew
Stes
Dot
Marty
Garston Curtis
Staty College
Sonsville
Tormorm
Webber
Mina Lowis
Tittoute
Toane
Mika Sulla Cheng
Gellig
Poltoy Jiu
Mise Mulfeont Morrison
Wareren
Child
Jamestown
Olean
Lydia E. Pinkham
Supburb
New York
Laleam
Orpalos
Cubek Jive
and the Home
First National Bank
Firestone
Frank Scholton
Columbus, Pa
C. H. Henderson Piano Co
Center St
Corry
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