Personal mentions fill busy city day in Titneville and beyond
Mrs L J Rowe and Paul Skelley of Titneville visited the Rowe Flag Shop while other locals and visitors including Mr and Mrs J W Moore, Mr A H Stokes of Harrisburg and families from Cleveland and Belo joined a day of calls and greetings across the region. Several residents planned trips, visits, or departures, with social rounds noted at homes on West South street, First Avenue, and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Rowe
Paul Skelley
Titneville
Rowe
J. W. Moore
Jatter
A. Leythr
John
Weeks
Frank Mott
Hols Bonen
Uleer
Mary Tram Tayewidu
Queyvers
Pesibh Ham
Daniel Tyasehil
Meydville
Enka
Desmond Anita
Belo
Armstrong
Paul Stan
Unum City
A. H. Stokes
Hlimburg
N.Y
Swortwood
Moe
Pe Salis
Ilosva
St. Haartiaies
Robert Bewrdstes
Nuch Past
Todey
Charles Lus
West South Street
J.B. Youne Levi
Toormain
Cleveland
Sit
Tey
P.O . Winns
Juny
Irs
Fred Liddheog
Ng Wwe
Duktric
Prank DeLairy
Roger F. Gressty
Pitteuureh
Cliretie
Casey
Corjola Gave Manned Aid Across Town
The article recounts Korjola giving assistance to Mannes in an era of difficulty. Statements from Mr Tx hosinn-Rremgt describe support extended to ork and MS. Benjamin Rauner, amid a turbulent period. The narrative notes strong community response and widespread distribution of goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Rauner
Txhosinn
North Tirty
Coasis
Amy Medseles
EU warRie
Mit
Cavitea
Dewney
Aly
Republican Nomination Contested in Armstrong County
A fragmented and partially legible OCR item notes a Republican nomination race in Armstrong County for the May election. It mentions names such as Gis and Pinchar with likely candidacy details for governor and related statewide races, signaling a contested party slate and upcoming primary implications. The text references military or industrial terms and various place names, but the core fact centers on the local Republican nomination dynamics and the July or May election timing presumed from context.
Flas Ga we Micahi Producers Bull rent
New York curb and supply associations assoct aya tipe line. Continental
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flas Ga We Micahi
Maenna
South Penn Oil
New York
Curb Ana Supply and Assems
Assoctaya Tipe Line
Gontientsl
Prominent Dentist Dies Suddenly in Butler County
Dr. William P. Metrix, prominent dentist, died suddenly in Bay Test Tuttsdey morale after fainting three hours earlier in front of his name. Born in Cochranton, he attended Edinboro State Normal School, studied medicine at Hahnemann Medical College, practiced in Allegheny, and graduated from Drew University College of Dental Surgery in 1890. He was connected with Miss Jessie Hall of Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Metrix
Butler
Cochranton
Fdinboro Stat.e Normal School
Hahneman Moglica
Orphia
Allegheny
Drew Penn
Sylvain College of Dental Surgery
Byler
Hemmreind
Jessie Hall
Corry
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REX Theatre
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David Durand
Erle ¢Kenton
Edward Savall
HE Golprers
America
Amgs
Andy
FOX Movietone News
John Barrymore
Harvey Siteeve
Ag Vate i
MS. Jewett
Ded
W. Trvan
Heed Jones
Kane
Visi
Sara McGrannatan
Men's Freeman Oxfords
Spe
Iyomen
Newhouse ‘Shoehouse
Center Street
Corry, Pa
Korjola
Thes Mannes
Ork
New Medicine
Din & Bryan
Gi Ci Tusneg Py Log
Sew
Tore Stock Kyshunne
Lloyd M. Bracken
Coppers
Cevican
Aeundst
Popper
Motor
Tavoal Matons Sumiabijs
Pichon Prudetaker Willys Overland
Traneciintinantat ‘Voras
Erie
Korma
Lion Gis
Pittsburgin Brest
Gavaniy
Giford Pinchar
Gov Hn
Tress Artivin
Root’s Furniture Store
A. B.C. Washers Majestic Radio
Hiram
Ehalien
Pittsturah
Nofiyn
Rimanaye
Rhoads
Rhoads Tannate
Carlton
E.E. Guignown
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