Local residents on short trips and visits across towns
Mrs. George Haywark went to Erie this morning with S. EB. Furguson of Meadville in the city on business. Guy Gujenon and wife went to Van Auren Point on Lake Erie today. T. H. Blackmore returned to West Newton after a short visit with relatives. Mrs. A. Hall and daughter Rye returned from a vacation at Arie last evening. John Clough and son Lyle went on a pleasure trip to Warren James town and Chautauqua Lake. Master Lawrence Isaacson leaves this evening for Warren to spend his vacation with his mother. Mrs. Foster Davis and son Horton and Harry Darling left to bay for Pindley Lake to remain for several weeks. Mrs. John Blair made a business trip to Hagerstown Md. to visit relatives and friends. Miss Margaret Petersen of Texas visiting here went to Meadville to visit friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Haywark
Erie
S. Eb, Furguson
Meadville
Guy Gujenon
van Auren Point
Lake Erie
T. H. Blackmore
West Newton
A. Hall
Rye
Arie
John Clough
Lyle
Warren
Jamestown
Chautauqua Lake
Lawrence Isaacson
Foster Davis
Horton
Harry Darling
Bay
Pindley Lake
John Blair
Hagerstown
Margaret Petersen
Texas
Regional Farm Implement Ads Offer Low Haying Prices
See Here Farmers offers haying gear at reduced prices with Deering Tedders and forks listed. Includes several models with prices like 27 dollars and 41 dollars, and 10 ft forks priced at 18 dollars.
Home Plants Now for Bedding Plants at Carry Floral
Carry Floral Co. advertises geraniums cannas salvias coleus and other bedding plants for flower beds. Customers are invited to plant now and enjoy all season with baskets and vases filled to order. Proprietor Otto O Shrock operates on Columbus Ave and N Center St with Bell 222 L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carry Floral Co
OTTO
Shrock
Columbus Ave
N. Center St
Bell Phone
Visitors and travelers noted in Meadville area today
A list of residents and visitors reported in Meadville and surrounding towns. Names include 4Mrs Joe Ebaugh Glenn Street Glenn Street in Meadville, Geo Kinley in Brocton, Lolu Rogers in Gil City, Lou Jouriet returning from Philadelphia, Dr Rich in Meadville, Vic Sandberg in Cambridge Springs, J J Kelly in Titusville, Dr Greenfield in Clymer, Mise Bean Tricot in Wareham, Mrs M Kuntz in Union City, Walher Tracey in Cambridge Springs, C Fil Henderson in Spartanburg, Kimtall from Conneaut, FH Watson a former county detective, Walter Monitok returning from wa wu, Mrs H L Maybee back in Meadville, Mrs Wilson Edwards and Mrs Murray Olda back from Toledo, Jay Skidmore home from Chautauqua, Mr and Mrs W J Hosier at Lake Chautauqua, Harry with muscallonge, Robert Heerlein Jr from Amsterdam, NY, and a note on Robert Hearlein resigning to join McClintock Marshall & Co in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ebaugh
Ihe
Glenn Street
Meadville
Geo. Kinley
Brocton
Lolu Rogers
Gil City
Lou Jouriet
Philadelphia
J) Rich
Vic Sandberg
Cambridge Springs
J. J. Kelly
Titusville
Dr. Greenfield
Clymer
Walter Monitok
Wa Wu
Piushore
HL. Maybee
Wilson’ Edwardd
Murray Olda
Nore
Toledo
Mise Jay Skidmore
Chaurtaigua
W. J. Hosier
Harry
Lake Chautauqua
Andos Muscallonge
Robert Heerlein, Jr
City
Amsterddam
N. Y
Robert Hearlain
North Center
New York State Engineering Department
Pittsburg
Jett
Amused Theater A Leap Your Lottery Prize
Amused Theater presents a Lubin comedy with Arthur Tobmson and For the Papoose a western story. The playful screen capture hints at a lighthearted farce blending prizes and vaudeville charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Tobmson
Woodwards Spend Week at Chautauqua
Rev and Mrs C H B Woodward are spending the week at Chautauqua and expect to return home Friday. Miss Alex Rogers, attending Swarthmore College, arrived home yesterday. This was her senior year but illness and bereavement kept her home for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Rogers
Swarthmore College
Roger
Eolas
Dancing Night at North Corry Pavilion Priday June 21
The Corry Band of 12 pieces will play for dancing at North Corry Pavilion Priday on June 21. Tickets cost 50 cents. The band will perform old time music and other tunes for a lively evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Corry Pavilion
Priday
Corry
Fire Under Water And Ancient Guns In Old Times
A fragment discusses a phosphorus and potash fire in water with sulfuric acid and outlines an experiment producing bright flame. It then moves to Yucatan cuisine offerings for the dead, describing yellow corn pie with pork and chicken and a ritual burial. Finally it notes 16th century large cannons built by Ralph Hogge and John Johnson in Sussex for the Earl of Cumberland with heavy ore, charcoal, and pack horse transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yucatan
Ralph Hogge
Buckstead
Sussex
Thoman Johnnon
Enrl
Cumberland
London Graphic
Serpents and Words Across Ancient Seas and Times
Fragments recount giant sea serpents, ancient voyages, and curious linguistics. References to Acatote era serpents, a 200 foot seavement, and bones devoured by beasts surface beside musings on the word stunt and a student’s plan to study abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acatote
Tibyn
Olatin Magnus
Summer Bargains at The Bee Hive Store
Summer preparations peak at The Bee Hive Store with Misses 25c union suits at 19c and regular 25c stock 19c, silk stockings 25c a pair, lace bands and dress trimmings, new auto hoods, corduroy fabrics, and affordable Gordon Hose for stores. Auto veils in various colors arrive. prices range from 25c to 3 ea. Also a light humor item and a Robertson quote about mistakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Plants On Sale At Bravery Stores
Readable list shows Danish bullhead cabbage Early Jersey cabbages and assorted vegetables plus tomatoes celery and cauliflower. Also listed are ornamentals pansy salvia geraniums and fringed petunias from W D Rowe at 676 M Wayne St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
W. D. Rowe
Wayne Stov
Bravery
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Wales Hardware CO
Downey’s
Depot
the Old Reliable Jeweler
West Main Street
America
Baltimore American
Mins Kreceh
Fila
Mins Cathey
Anya
Phhliadelphin
London
Chris
F. W. Robertson
Cheney
Cohen
Fort
Rous
Toatander
Wenlerbu
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