Personal mentions and visitors in city today
A long list of names shows residents and visitors in the city today from Warren Wentfield Jamestown Grand Rapids Mich and Pittsburgh area. Guests include Miss Nellie Austin Mrs Tosi Mons Mr Chapman and many others visiting relatives friends or attending events in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Erle
Warren
Guinot Drought
Wentfield
Mr Chapman
Pittaburet
Tosi Mons
Youngnvill. IV
Patylok
Jamestown
Anna
Margaret McCarthy
M. BeTurner
Dyitter
P, Pouser
Kittanning
Aquana
Irlunda
Torain
Corry
Mes Shirley
Grand Rapiday Mich
Mich
Leo Belding
Childeen
Mia
Frank Amdon
Thuron
Clyhl
Alémandor
Arthur Lyons
Frank Bhaodor
CN. Waters
T. Wilpon
Parkersburg
W. Va
Nammori
Watch Your Children See Constipation Alarm
A quirky ad warns that children often hide constipation from parents due to distaste. It promotes Traxall Onlerlies a mild laxative with a sugar taste sold only by Babbitt & Bon for 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benta
Babbitt & Bon
Boy Scouts Plan Fifty Mile Cycling Trip
Troop No. 1, led by Rev. Woodward, will depart at 14 or 15 morns for a fifty mile ride to earn a cycling merit badge. They travel via Panama Books to a Chau tauqua stop, tour Tingpotmtn grounds, then return by early afternoon. The ride must stay within ten hours of actual cycling time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Waven
Mombara
Boy Scout
Noodward
Panama
President Wilson Heads to Summer Home in Quiet Campaign
President Wilson plans to relax at his summer residence near Washington before continuing to Cornish New Hampshire with his daughter and party. Dr. Cary N. Graygon White House physician travels with the group as aides report calm, while local wires flag weather and travel conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilcott Fort
Qitlinieht
Reowlyn
Twlind
Cot Cone Im. M
Fanel
Corniah
SN. H
Auuminor Horn
Tilly
Carhteh Fonkett
Thi Praldent
Mise Margaret Wilson
Nic Frances Jones Sayre
Mr. Sayre
Ming Tilton Woodrow Bones
Cary N. Graygon
White House
Wilson
Goontal
Hurlakonden Mouse
Tumil Ly
Don’t Read This! Library Theater Gai llouille HU Show
Wilbur Bowers presents Music-Maxor in a funny musical at the Library Theater. Burns stars in The Nut and Ignatz a vaudeville style dance sketch. Performances run Thursday Friday and Saturday with advance tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaillouille
Wilbur Bowers
Mivileinny
Maxtor
Manket Sud Burns
the Nut
Ignatz
Tragic double shooting ends in suicide near Applewelf
Samual Olllager, 20, shot his girlfriend Betty Wood, 18, at her mother's home then killed himself. Neighbors heard a gunshot around eight in the evening and found the couple dead in the room. The pair had spent the afternoon together before the tragedy, and Olllager later enlisted in the U S Navy at a Kittanning recruiting station, expressing confusion about his future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Tronny Kittanning
Samast Diliger
Applewelf
Betulle Wood
Himaoff
Olinger
Revolver Miote
Pittiebungh
Samuel Olllager
Kittanning
United States Navy
Ollin
The Dewey Reunion Observed In Warm Fellowship
The Dewey reunion gathered Wednesday 28 at a local hall with about thirty relatives from Garland Columbus Lovells Urle Cory and others. Mra H D Monroe presided with Honorary President Mra Alan Quick. letters were read from relatives unable to attend and a wedding announcement featured in the program. Since last year three members passed away Mr. Geod Walker Mrs Emmet 1st and Ralph Wil uma, and the group planned to meet next year at the home of Mr and Mrs Alert Curls of Colwyilus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet 1St
Ralph Wiluma
Alert Curls
Colwyilus
Callin
Turmoil Deepens in Mexico Amid Calls for U.S. Action
A chaotic report from Juarez and Nogales describes worsening conditions in Mexico with starving civilians and displaced Americans. Zapatista and Villista actions threaten border areas near Vera Cruz and Sonora, prompting warnings that U.S. intervention may be required to protect lives and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
United State
Armerican
Yanut
Oljier
Republic
Wiviges
Yarloila
Towbery
Lal
Willaty
Sonora
Guayamas
Thera
United States
WAH Shumanda
Rio Grande
Ted
Advicus
Torelgueta
Vera Cruz
Nogales
Yaqui
Galiroad
Indiana
Corsil Balpieh
General May
Professor uses auto to mow field in Towanda Pennsylvania
Towanda Pennsylvania June date report of a farmer’s clover field being mowed in ten minutes by a mower attached to a professor’s automobile. The mower hurled clover into air as the car sped around the field. Nearby Chester Pa June 19 reports a lightning strike near Chadd’s Ford caused a tree to fall on a tethered horse but caused no injury to the animal or owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towanda
Julie
J. Russel
Howe
Bob
Chester
Malorm
Chadd
Chris Han Bendarson
Last Day of College Centennial Celebration
The Allegheny College Centennial pageant closes with a reunion in front of Bentley Hall. Arch rival banker Arch McKean, age eighty, attends, delivering remarks after graduating in 1945. Officials expect attendance to exceed ten thousand by eve ning’s end as favorable weather aids the finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Allegheny College
Jble
Bentley Hullim
Bate
Areh
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Mia¢ Heton Thompson
City
Helen Blur
W. Church
Stra
B. H. Sherman
Mra
Martin
Tolinds
Morin Houtwell
Hagerstown
Mareteburke
Campbell
Durem
Btato Highway Department
Mia Helen Sullivan
John Sullivan
Booth Centar Stront
Clarence J. Smithy
Erio
Uris High School
Post
William ‘Myard
Buttinto
John Volk
Uniton
YanBppa
Clarines Powell
Haprlaburg
D. T. McCamence
Charlotte ‘Tuttle
Briety
Mr Te OH
Rowoo
Choutauqua
H. Wood
Bincrair- Wille
PG. Wood
Noyin
Dickkon
Allegheny College Commandment
Mendville
Ira
Mery Naytor
Johuson Naylor
Hilo
Paola
Kan
Mira
Naylor
Weat
Pleasant
Walker
Ie Tatanent
Alun
Jack Horners
Dome
Florence Goft
Idaho
Colorado
BOY Scouts
Tartytown
Jacob Newman
Foster
Mr. Newman
Newman
Bum
Dewey
N. Cohen & Sons
Cohen & Sons
Villa
Eufemio Zapata
Palpat
Teuter
Zapata
Pacific
Hu Hm Hoon
Allegheny
Fredo
Arc
John Adams
Havana
W. J. Haherty Weacher
Bealer
Park Pince
Glen
Monslay
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