Local residents mingle during weekends in Warren region
Numerous individuals spend time visiting relatives and attending services across Meadville Warren and nearby towns. People include Junyph Shields Klonidy Lo Warren and Hon C b Alexander visiting Harriss, F Qlon of Ludlow with family in Columns, James Mead near Tusinetes, Gertrude Nichole and others socializing, and several travelers returning from visits in Jamestown and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junyph Shields
Klonidy Lo Warren
C. B. Alexander Loft
Unclear text fragment prompts street and names
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions individuals and places in Sunbury and nearby areas with typos making precise facts unavailable. No coherent event or actions clearly stated to summarize.
Demonstration on Home Economics Set for County
A planned demonstration in the county focusing on home economics will be held at Mackabee Hill on Thursday March 2. The program includes talks by Mary Dick of Colina and others, with discussions on household duties and women’s roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsyleanie
Maccabee Hill
Manish
Seltie
Mooqa
Mary Dick
Colina Allege
Greene
Wittme
Yale
Chatniman
Pomle
Bieview
Motwin Sinlith
P Bisby
Drove New Cars Home From Toledo
A fragmented report recalls a trip involving new cars and a journey to Toledo. The damaged text mentions Lions on War Work and Overland ears, with unclear names and places, but indicates a mass trip ending with a drive to Lis city and later condition notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Wales
Uvivers
Eig
Official Draft Calls for April District Quotas
An official draft notice outlines expected quotas and the required number of men for April deployment. Secretary of the board Mr Marrow notes delays as districts prepare to submit figures by the first week of April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Annie al
Joe Hound
Marrow
Corry Poultry Association Elects Officers
The Corry Poultry Association elects officers for the coming year with William Colburn as President and EM Johnson as Vice President. The executive committee includes Frank A Whitney and others as they plan the 1918 Poultry Show, to be held in early December before cold weather sets in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carty
Asvobet Teat
WM. Colburn
EM Johnmon
Beene Liry
Lem Lael
Premures
Pt Lille
Frank A
Munsee
Wo A. Pinas
Social Notes Highlight Local Meetings At Homes
The social column lists an agile meeting of the Hike torteal Chreta ollie bel tomurcow at Mrs DeWitt’s home and a Philathen Clase regular business and anointing tomorrow evening at Mrs Parkhurst’s on Liberty Street. Hostesses include Mrs Parkhurst and Mrs Per Kina with Rebikah desree stalk practice set for Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mev
Prrdy
Grass Fires Threaten Homes in City Sparks Quickly Doused
Two grass fires erupted in the city and one threatened residence property on West Boni Street. Fire crews prevented spread with water and immediate action, limiting damage and stopping the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dnparment Ark
W. Boni Street
Department
Bond Granted For Peaceful Condition At Arraignment
A person identified as Gyneley was held on bond to keep the peace after arraignment before Magistrate Shields. The arrest followed allegations of involvement with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyneley
Mlagratiate
Grvetey
Hafley Burned About Hands Incident at Plant
A worker at the Raymond Wills Co plant suffered burns to his hands during a routine task. The man, identified as Hafley, was attempting to adjust equipment when the gloves caused a burn. Colleagues and supervisors responded and the injury was treated on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley
Bud Byrne
Raymond Wills, Co
Aaywerke Flow
Cama
Quare
Nerely
Nadia
Mr. Hatley
Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors
Weewlah thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and mourning. Walter Mrutigt and family express gratitude for support and sympathy shown to them in this difficult time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weewlah
Walter Mrutigt
Obituary for Josephine Polrett at Lovells Station
Josephine Polrett widow of the late Fovett died this afternoon at age 42 at her daughter’s home in Lovells Station. Survived by two children C J Pol and Mrs Akon. Funeral plans listed with details at W R Whee residence and Bearake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Wanzrmgeh Polrett
Fovett
Bearake
Hines in the Woods Fairy Tale Stage Preview
A whimsical production titled Hines in the Woods is presented by Babes in the Wood WiUamyx. The short fairy tale evening promises playful staging with mischievous scenes and a mild surreal charm in a moving, theatrical mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cludiea
Free Knitting Book With Bee Hive Yarn Purchase
A finely illustrated pamphlet of instructions for knitting ladies and men's sweaters socks wristlets helmets and more will be given free with Bee Hive yarn purchases. New Germantown and Pompadour yarns arrive for spring sweaters in turquoise blue delft blue green old rose yellow and bright pink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Pompadour
Delft
Spring Colors in Dress Goods Show Yardage and Prices
Dress goods list features spring color names and fiber content with yardages and prices. Items include Copenhagen Blue, Dahlia, Verdure Green, Navy, Myrtle Green, Black and White check, Olive Green, and Danish Blue in various weaves such as serge, sacking, poplin, and poppe. Prices range from 75 cents to 5 dollars per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Poppe Sven Co
Navy
Shantung Silk Direct from Japan Arrives at Low Prices
Japanese importers supplied Shantung Silks now arriving at low prices. The fabrics are stylish and serviceable and can be washed easily. Natural 38 inch silk offered at $1.25 yd. 36 inch wide white Shantung at $2.00 yd. other 36 inch options at $1.75 yd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herue
Shaun Mal G Eerie
New Marquisites For Spring Curtains In White And Cream
Readable catalog copy notes new marquisites for curtains. 86 inch marquisite offered in white and blue tone with 36 inch example in white and blue. A 30 cent per yard highly Mercerized fine marquisite at 89 inches wide in cream and white.
Silk and Wool Poplin Dress Recycled into Skirt
A customer transformed a Silk and Wool Poplin dress bought two years ago into a skirt after washing it to remove soil. The fabric, described as 36 inches wide, is marketed as high quality wartime economy with a price of 1.89 dollars per yard.
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Gertrude Nichole
Wer Yan Ont
M O'Neil
Waffalo
Corry Rete
Lewis Mlawlay
Cremp Moocock
Murry Mutilurtok
Bele
Mon Preston
Hell Telephone
Dinzum
Knapp
Jay
North Center Street
George Boney
Jamestown
Mira Will
Ewan Sheldon
Comauy
Cran Whuncock
Baltwla
Hietlanta
Mondvitte
Mere
Alvis
Francis Slattery
Berenice Bellen
Thes McCustar
Cisne Hellnap
Waterford
Adele Tooke
Liont
Col
Arthur Christie Andsnally
Washington, D.C
J. Mychristie
Altowney
Mity
Billey
Gweehliggen
Bete
IBM
Bonnell
Mark Wavenheat
Edward Sargent
Meadville
Ammasue Episcopal Church
Cartion Barnes Ie
Warren
Harriet Armatrongs
Newton Wetmore
Pittsburg
Min Kate Mipwhan
Travilla
Jaine Leker
Wildun
Lee Soliliger
New York
J. Sendra
Selena
Boring Creek
Hizel Sweet
Till Powers
Moudyile
Euster Viaritlon
James Moat
Mary
Union City
Albert Bret
Erie
Gharkes Nichols
Robert Curnick
Youngs Town
Dean
N. Collen
Tt. Dinke
Dyes Town
Wilkins Blunlay Jaye
Hane
JG. Smilth
N. Y
Winmifred Colegrove
Margarat
WCAL
Daengestion
N.Y
Mra
Clay
Mary Siren
Eugene Brigham
Youngsville
Chichester
Winger & Williams
Hecker
Pillsbury
Aristos
Baco
Maine
York State
Ani
James Leary
Eost Senith
Milas Burnh
Muylin
Ral
Sunbury
George Dene
Jane Worter
Waller
Mira
Marelt
Corry Poultry | Association
Hafley
Uncle Sam
France
Dr. W. Stanley
I Bank of Corry Ben Bidy
Corry, Pa
BN Steril
Sears Ae Eraios
Shantung
Japan
N. Cohen & Sons
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