Social Notes From Erie City Visitors and Arrivals
Personal mentions track a stream of visitors and residents arriving in Erie from Jamestown Bradford Syracuse Meadville and other towns. Guests include Mr and Mrs George Miller and multiple locals visiting relatives, with several travel plans and upcoming weddings and funerals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
Hummiond
C. McFarlanh
Jamestown
Miss Stolli Tarry
Bradford
Imogene VaiCampon
Kathering Elaton
Drie
Veter
Harkey
Florence Keefe
Magyne Duffey
Meadville
Mind Johnson
Centerville
M. B. Knighling
Butler
Jewel Tea Co
Mra.Kaden
Son Curly
Eriq
Sam Golding
Mra
Sar Olds
Erie
Wilpox
Indley Lake
N.Y
Arthur
Minsley Lake
Thaw Teases Big Surprise Amid Trial Farce
In United Frogs New York on June 24 Harry K Thaw told reporters a major reveal would come soon from the Sanlty camp. He claimed a dramatic defection would surface within days though gave no specifics. Earlier Thaw completed four hours of testimony with defense witness Dr Hanerate noting Thaw suffered from disfuciotia from indulgence. Deputy AG Booker Bincroft pressed the case as evidence remained unshaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Frogs
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Loday Wiedn
Tur IM Glde
Sanlty
Caxp
Hanerate
Allentat
Generaal Booker Bincroft
Amnd
The Library Theater Season Offers Varied Dramas
Readers glimpse a diverse lineup featuring A Laemmié two ack soelty drama with Frank Ord and Helen, a TROKEN HEARTS AND PLEDGES melodrama, a screaming L-Ko comedy with Gertrude Selby and Hank Mann, plus The MPVORY TREE and ADVENTURES OF THE NIMbLI MIDLLAR with a Powers cast. The Upstairs So Downstairs revue promises light entertainment, all priced at 10c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ord
Helen
Gertrude Selby
Hank Mann
Me Tatar
Victoria Porde
Jee Moran
Edie Lyons
Big Crowd Hears Talk on Suffrage Parade and Speeches
A large midday gathering on Center Street heard suffrage advocates outline plans to win the vote. Speakers from the Corey organization urged support, with Miss Bathers and Miss Ramsay among those addressing the crowd. The event featured the Liberty Bell march, literature distribution, and fundraising pledges, ending with plans to extend to Beaver Dam and Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Street
Columbne
Corry Society
Cty
Phoenix
Orelock
Dewitt Hravkon
Corey Opkunitalion
Miss Batherd
Ramsay
Greehville
South Carolina
Fleming
Eris
Shire
Miss Hall
Harrisburg
Mary M. Wolfe
Lewishane
Weater Iaft
Beaver Dam
Union City
Mra
Liggle Bentley
Ae- Hye
Zapatistas Set to Leave Mexico City Amid Evacuation Plans
United Press report from Washington dated June 29 says Zapatistas are preparing to evacuate Mexico City. Diplomatic corps guard facilities as General Gonzalo orders steps to curb street violence. Rumors circulate that Carrancistas may move toward Leewplinl. General Angeles, Villista, arrives in D C to meet officials with Villa's stance to be released later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Zapatistas
Mexico City
Formen
Gonzalo
Jonuiles
Cirrawvaatnd
Angeles
Villista
Sehor Llorente
Villa
Villa Angeles
Sim
Inter
Get Into The Girolm Buyers Seek Value In Groceries
Buyers are urged to avoid easy marks and seek value in groceries. The message emphasizes choosing wisely, with an emphasis on better quality and fair prices amid the era’s market dynamics. It warns against indifferent pricing and urges informed purchasing decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girolm
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Corry Fair Grounds
Alphonse Keiling
Kathryn
Prancek O' Null
Bete
N. Doll Parting
Mude
Titusville
Fefunds
Florence Gray
Teeelle
Usher
Shidy
Findley Lake
Meader Cinb
Mountain King
Frank Uneder
Franie Tonopt
Garland
del Poster
Mary Aurora
Archie
Postlethwait
Harmont
Cal
Pomona
Postlethwall
Braifard
Nate Harris
Elmira
Aml
Hydio
Dulois
Brookwayville
Otfier
Thaw
Oxfords
N. Cohen & Sons
Famous Bell
Campaign Party of Women
Betty Nansen
Count ‘Polntols
Anbin Koranina
General Angeles
Mexico
Fic
Joan of Arc
John Adams
Havana
Arcade
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