Local notices reflect social and business moves in East Gotikione
A cluster of brief items lists property transfers, relocations, resignations, and new car sales. Highlighted are Morty Honstdal moving from Frederick ytrout to Daw- Hon property, Mrs Jewlo Downohthad resigning from Acme Milling, Mrs Lawrence Blystone visiting relatives, funerals for John J. Dempany, visits by Willard Johnsons, H.D. Layman and M. Jonamiton weddings, and C Legters taking Reo agency with multiple five passenger six cylinder sales.
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Louis
Delonna
Doll Pattenon
Joe Mignon
Howard ‘Hivit
Norwalk
Bio
Avelyad
Nat Ovenins
Vial
Morty Honstdal
Frederick Ytrout
North Center Street
Jewlo Downohthad
Acme Milling Company
Corry Bre Pure Nilsire
Lawrence Blystone
Cameheldge Springs
Rela Hyes
Tha Cly
Hex
John J. Dempany
St. Thomas Church
St. Thomas Cemetery
C. Legters
Mott Streat
Mra. M. R. Darrow
Goldstreet
H. A. Frank
Mr. Buller
Bhat Headache Drive Frantically Addressed in Wary Note
Fragmentary OCR garble mentions headache and bewildering phrases about tests and instructions. It references numbers like $1 $2 and $3 and hints at medical or exam context but remains incomprehensible. No clear event, people, or organization can be identified from the readable text.
Erie Tops Nation in Paved Miles and Area
United Press reports Havelshire notes Wrle city leads in brick pavement area at 1,800,010 square yards. Harrisburg claims the greatest pavement length at 0 miles, while Erie ranks second in mileage at 8.9 percent of total city streets.
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United Press
Havelshire
Wrle
Harrisburg
Erie
Evening reading features new chapter adaption and comedy act
Monday program lists a Hew pr oF sie 14st chapter of Thy from Claw in Rose Coughlan's appearance. Unmasking of In Hal Reid's Novel includes Pearl of Not Kill. Army acts and regular bill with comedy skits, lyric tonight. Standays Ady: Eight exngijert ankotures.
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Rose Coughlan
Hal Reid
Army
Local W O W Plans May Special Event In City
The local branch of the W O W is arranging a major event for late May with plans to have W A Brazier of Omaha arrive and participate. A large class of candidates is expected to be initiated and other important matters to be taken up by the lodge. Between forty and fifty members are obligated and will be initiated at the May meeting. The lodge reports rapid membership growth and a focused campaign to boost candidates in the next two months.
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W. A. Brazier
Omaha
Nob
G Saint
Death of W. W. Wilson in New Brighton
Relatives in tialty received word this morning of the death of W. W. Wilson at the home of his daughter Mrs. Cogswell of New Brighton, Pa. He lived previously at Concord street, was a former G A R member, and father of the late Mrs. William Myers. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Cogswell and Mrs. Follette of Russell, Pa. Remains to be sent to Russell for burial. He was eighty years old.
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Leon Watson
Meadville
City
North Center Street
Paul Deltch
Jamestown
Margaret Clark
Weright Street
Connynutville
Ripert
Tialty
W. W. Wilson
Cogswell
New Brighton
William Myers
Concord Street
Josep Follette
Russell, Pa
Russell
Withon
Child’s holiday trip with Baltimore parents noted
Fragmentary OCR shows a child named Yokou Himins visiting Baltimore for a short vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Laurie of Maple Avenue. Text also references travel from Cleveland and a Maryland location, with unclear wording about destinations and dates.
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We Yokou
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U.S. Depository For Postal Savings
J.J. Desmond
G. H. Barlow
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H.W. Parker
Absolutely Pure
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Factory of
Chocolate Products Company
Dea
Willard Johnson
Johnson
Kansas
Ity
Ing Torried
Hue
Marjory Aderty
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Harry, Ayer
Beechwood School
Jenkinstown
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Local Order
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Crepe DE Chine
Gestalt
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