Residents and visitors seen in town today in brief notes
A flurry of short notices lists William Postleth and James Darling in Erie this afternoon, Paul McGarry returning to Warren, Mrs. Kate Ghurth recovering from illness, John Kinley visiting Cleveland, and many other local residents and visitors from Jamestown Union City Warren and Cambridge Springs. Also noted are motor trips, family visits, and the Perkins family reunion at Youngstown.
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William Postleth Wait
Erie
Dusness
James Darling
Cleveland Brown
Paul McGarry
Warren
H. W. Smith
Union Cy
Kate Ghurth
John Kinley
Cleveland
George S. Bright
Jamestown
N. Stonn
M. Miller
Shefield
Julia Ziele
Brie
Tra Roberts
Unison City
George Potter
CleVe Farhi
Garland
Carlyle Bowman
Sprag Creek
Menaha
Dacol Wrane
Wilkie
Maloney
Erle
Jessie Bugett
Mra
Allison Himrod
Asa Walker
Ed. Carter
J. H. Richardson
C. i Bagley
Perkins
Youngstown
Pennsylvania
Thad Perkins
Byron Perkins
Joseph Perkins
An Mire
Lavern Perkins
Kate Perkins
Mer
Rickerson
Centerville Notices and Local Travels Highlight Meadville Visit
Post of Centerville reports Sherwood Shumons in Une jon City on business. Mrs. H. M. Ransom returns from a visit with her son James in Cleveland. Mrs. Ethel Rogers travels back to Franklin after relatives visit. Mrs. Jack Garpenter and Virginia of Meadville visit Eva Solale. Miss Mabel Cory is in town for Allegheny College commencement events. Meadville Rey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Sherwood Shumons
Une Jon City
H. M. Ransom
James
Cleveland
Ethel Rogers
Franklin
Jack Garpenter
Virginia
Meadville
Eva Solale
Mabel
Cory
Allegheny College
Notice Order of Owls Framed for Home Protection
The notice announces a Friday night meeting at 8 o'clock sharp to initiate the Owls class and handle important business in the order of the President. The meeting is titled Home Protection and emphasizes attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Karl King Stock Company presents Arllo Bua comedy
The Karl King Stock Company stages Arllo Bua a comedy at the Library Theater Jibeau Theater Moulgheack. Evening prices are 20 and 50 cents with a matinee Saturday at 2. Admiston 5 10 and 15 conte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jibeau Theater
Moulgheack
Karl King
Arllo Bua
Entel
Aged Defendent Faces Breach of Promise Suit Case
An 89 year old former Brooklyn alderman Samuel R. Myers is named in a breach of promise suit filed in New York. The plaintiff Mrs. Charlotte France, described as a prominent local woman, alleges broken engagements and promises of marriage dating back ten years. The report mixes other unrelated items from the same page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New York
Samuel R. Myers
Charlotte Francea
A Real Birthday Surprise Party
In Columbus Ponn a June 14 a birthday surprise arrived at the home of Seth Seara and Carolin Raymond four miles east of Columbus. Two tiny travelers, boys named Beth and Soars, were welcomed by the Raymonds. Seth and Mrs Raymond enjoyed the visit as friends called with gifts wishing health and happiness for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ponn'a
Seth Seara
Carolin Raymond
Beth
Seth
Mrs. Raymond
Vialt
Hay's Hair Health claims elite hair growth proof
A dated testimonial from Mrs. Brad Gompart of New York City touts Hay's Hair Health as a reliable preparation to regrow hair after a scalp patch. She reports positive results, including new growth and healthier hair, recommending the product to others and noting purchase options from a millinery and mail order sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aye
Ani
Wilig
Brad Gompart
148Th St
New York City
Wellog
Orphan Stock Company at Library Theater Tonight
The Orphan Stock Company from Ol City performs at the Library Theater this afternoon in a comedy listed as a top feature for the evening. The lineup promises a full band, dancing, and tickets priced at 50 cents to 1 dollar with a plan for the town’s entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphan Stock Company
Ol CH
Ofen
Oil City
Oil City It Toau Tohing In the Hands of the Company Iodiieing
Fiat Teen Nore
Giello
Conry
Harry
Plocea
Five Cent Washwoman in Evanston Report
A garbled 1900s clipping notes Evanston washwomen paid five cents to wash, with daily earnings from 52 cents to $2.50. It hints at urban labor issues, transportation to work, and the costs of upkeep, symbolizing hardships of servants and the “servant problem.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Willy Twit
Savoy
Plants Ready for Spring Garden Show
Unclear fragment lists various produce including cabbage tomatoes celery and cauliflower with odd plant names and stray words. Likely notes on plants available or prepared, with misspelled names and garbled vendor hints.
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Alkali Tke
Pathe
Orleans
Durham
Cor
Castor Ria
Suri Reer Lofts
Reine
the Supreme Court
Detroit
Wellington Banks
Rivard Street
Adolph
Southinton
Tihe
Vraisiers
Strice
Tien
Sears Raymond
Lyric Theater
Tun
Cohen
Harry Gray
Hannah
Crossett, Howard & Foster and
Beacon
Orfords
Men’s
Oxfords
Tn Button
Jace
Children’s Pumps
White Cravenett
Ular
Crossett and
Howard &Foster Oxfords
Corry
Barefc
Adies
Hay
Aton Co
Millery Syne Co
Dante
North Corry Pavillion
Heath
Jax Tive
Thomas Downwy
Danial Dathend
Jermey Wakefield
Pony
Alvin
Vinad
Waynn
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