Local City Notes Busy with Visitors and Departures
Mayor Alexandr Went to Brio for a day of business. Thomas Nash and Leo plan summer with grandparents in Crown Point. Mrs. Al Caflisch and Mrs. Pred Birtholmew visited Union City then returned. Civil war veterans arrived from New York to Gettysburg events. Walter Gretgler returns home from San Francisco for a stay. Amidon family and nurse to Corry for summer with parents Mr. and Mrs. Walker. Many residents travel for reunions and visits. a busy day of local movements and arrivals.
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Alexandr
Leo
Thomas Nash
Crown, Pe
al Caflisch
Union City
Tor Ny
Wire
Joy
Allises Velma
Ika Armitage
Chautauqua
San Francisco
David Amidon
Roger
Curtis Fai
Corry
Belleville
Ned
Mie
Wageoe Amidon
South Street
C. E. Walker
Franken Street
Mile of Pennies Drive Aimed at Law Warner Home
Citywide penny drive seeks a mile of pennies for the Law Warner Home for the Aged of Jaren. Envelopes distributed to residents with 10 am to noon pickup, then collection 4 to 6 pm. If successful, the haul could reach 1844.80 dollars for the institution.
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Law Warner
Jaren
Penton
Harry P. Sheldon
Gertrude Clement
Standard Oil Wins Ouster Annulled by State Supreme Court
Jefferson City Missouri July 25 The Missouri Supreme Court handed down a decision permitting the Standard Oil Company to carry on business in the state The ruling annuls an ouster order formerly forcing the Standard out of the state The court after testimony before a special commission in Kansas City holds the Standard not violating the law and entitled to resume business in Missouri
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Wanwecu
Eves
Jefferson Citys
State Supreme Court
Standard of Co
Missouri
Tin State
Specia Commission
Kansas City
Just Law
Putnam's Extractor Claims Corn Removal Success
A vintage advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as a solution to corns and warts. It promises ease of use, claims to remove the kernel and leave skin smooth, and notes wide consumer testing and sale in bottles, with endorsement by doctors and druggists.
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Putnam’s
Putnam's Corn
Alice
Thos Douer
Palmer asks Wilson to attend a Pennsylvania reunion
Washington June 28 Palmer of Pennsylvania asked President Wilson to consider canceling all outside engagements next week and spend at least one day with veterans at the Pennsylvania reunion. He requested an address if an extra session of Congress is held, but the outcome is not known.
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Ny United
Washington
Nilye Palmer
Pennsylvanis
Wilson
Palmer
Provident
Smethport Fights Telephone Company Protest Meeting Planned
Smethport residents protest recent rate hikes by the Hell Telephone Company. A board of trade meeting is set for Friday evening at 8:30 to address service concerns and discuss actions to improve local conditions.
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Hun
Smethport Aus
Endgat
Noll
Tor Jess MouLy
Bmethport
Simsthport
Hell Telephone Company
Board of Trade
Hosa
Death of Mrs U S Rogers of Warren
Mrs U S Rogers of Warren died Friday morning at the Homewood Sanatorium Liberty Street after about two weeks there. She leaves a husband two young children and her father W H Muney formerly of Columbus Pa. Born in Columbus about forty four years ago she moved to Warren sixteen years ago and married Mr Rogers becoming a resident of Warren. A faithful member of the First ME Church she was active in Sunday School work. Her death leaves a vacancy in the home church and family and in the community where she was highly regarded. Funeral arrangements could not be fixed in time for this edition.
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Conlon
Jamestown
Jon Boreman
Rioded
Rex Company
Erie
Thur, Wallen
Itasville
Sadla Skelly
Wod. Hordendoel
Warren
Cogswall
Bele
Niks Margarus
Mexander
Conneaut
Emma 1
Paplueson
Swenghtoe
Shartansburg
Grant Phillia
East Branch
Phillis
Corry High
Miss Kent
West
Trowdley
Rokerd
Bhai Nek
Liberty Strove
Wo HW. Muney
Columbus
Elin
Rogers
Ter
Ale
First ME
Ehirel
Feenham Feud Reunion Sixth Annual at Coluntus home
The sixth annual Feenham family reunion was held on June 27 at the Coluntus residence, with immediate family members present including sisters and a brother. A lawn dinner followed and Mrs Donna Smith was elected secretary and treasurer as a next meeting was planned at Mrs Laure Ruys in Proud Ceosk. Also noted: tax notices for 1918 due by July 1 with one percent abatement for taxes paid on time, and local residents preparing to move to a new home in Dynison Texas this September. A telegraph feature at the Anus theater and a large veterans gathering for Gettysburg night train are mentioned, along with a call for furnished rooms for light housekeeping by the Journal office.
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Feenham
Waller Cualve
Coluntus
Warkan
Riplay
N. Ys
Bowe Lake
Jamestown
Union Gly
Aint
Corry
Donna Smith
Anton
Laure Ruys
Ni Yi
Young People Wanted for Office Positions Offered
Notice seeking graduates with bookkeeping stenography and typewriting skills. Training provided with Word Data equipment and dual speed methods. Applicants receive placement upon graduation and a personal merit system noted in the booklet.
Auto Thief Arrest Reported In Union City
Report from Union City says a would be thief who took a Maxwell from Warren was arrested on the afternoon train. The wedding of Mr and Mrs Loveland took place in Columbus with a ceremony and reception in the home of the bride’s parents. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Loveland of this city, and the couple will begin housekeeping on the Goveland farm west of Columbia after a wedding tour. The groom studied agriculture and dairying at State College and plans to pursue farm work.
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Thisrnoon
Maxwell Roxduter
Warren
Union City
Mate Dowiran
H. W. Loveland
Orit
Odlin Mallon
Columbus
Hay
Ned Maclntyre
Tha Hing
Haydy
Canady
Goveland Farm
West Columbia
Mr. Wid
A. Loveland
Thin Diy
State College
Church Notices at Salvation Army and Christian Missionary Alliance
Warington Street service tonight with meetings and Sunday hours. Salvation meetings slated for 2 pm and 7 pm with Young People's meeting at 7 pm. Cottage Prayer at Mrs Johnson on Main Street Tuesday and Wednesday night open mic special. Christian Missionary Alliance at Spring Street with afternoon service and Bible study midweek. Evening Evangelistic meeting with topic We Believe What We Cannot Understand. Everyone welcome.
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Salvation Army
Warrington Street
Hillvental
Salvation
Johnson
Main Street
Christian Missionary
Allianue
Strapp
Punior
Afernoon
Christian Science Services and Church Notices
Warrington street Sabbath services at eleven oclock. Wednesday evening Sabbath school at eight. Velocky Sabbath school at twelve. Tending room open afternoons from two. Leaton apron for tiny Christian service on Avenue. Pastor H C Shaw Ph D, services at 7:00 p.m. Circuit pastor L Le Woodin at 11:00 p.m. Old Police Day invite for elderly at 12:16 p.m. Sunday school 9:00 a.m. Bolote services 7:40 p.m. Morning theme The Fond Shepard. United Brethren Church Rev Ned MacIntyre pastor. Bun fey School 10 a.m., Preaching 11 a.m., Classes 12. Evening worship 7:00 p.m. Morning theme The Wind from the South. In charge Sunday School Mrs HM Storar leader.
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Christian Science
Warrington Street
Olummnus M. BE. Aircuit
L. le Woodin
Susiday Nohool
Bretaren Cahurom
Ned. Mactnyre
Puator
Fey
Hvete Ing Bergice
Mra HM
Storar
Batter’s Bold Play Draws Crowds in Brooklyn
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a sports or local event in Brooklyn with names like Batter and Philadelphia, suggesting a busy scene and public interest. Reduced, the readable items point to a dramatic moment drawing spectators in New York.
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Tonia
Ryde & Ford MQ
Biley Doss
McHale
Standard Oil
the Ladies Furnishing Company
Smethport
U.S. Rogers
William Poutletnwalty
I. B. Mantye
Pew
Hull
Hid
Dynison Texas
Munley
Hone Roberts
Walter
Hut Place
Gettyahurk
Amuse) Theater
Old Knotts
Barnes
E. C. Barnes
G.M. Ream
First Ave
Loveland
Maller
Lyle
Onyx
Children’s Gownsworth Bee
Embro
Cohen
McDonald's
McDonald’s
Emedy
Tan and Smourn
Colgate
Phila
Club
Phila" Dev
Star
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