Personal mentions fill busy day in May at Meniyiliay GB
A long list of local names and movements appears with several personal notes. Individuals such as Mr Uhivrlon Hight, Mrs OM. Prosar, Lio Gravay, and John Lava are mentioned in various visits, travels, and daily activities across multiple towns and cities, alongside social calls, family visits, and business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhivrlon
Meniyiliay GB
Cantenn Bueiens
Mist Kadtman
Wigle Tenpoud
Corry
Lulme
Banjo
OM. Prosar Tert
Olean
Corloualy
New York
J. Tl
Perished on Oil Lease In Venango County Mystery
Oil City reports William Foley 78 died in an oil field accident May Day afternoon when his body was found burned near a tanker in Venango County. Foley, owner with Whaley in the oil line, had gone out for a publishing errand and did not return. Local inquiries suggest possible heart failure as a contributing factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
William Foley
Venango County
Toumtley Mary Hola
Daniel Tobi
Whaley
Foley
Weriak
Corry Man Indicted in Erie On Monday
A Corry man was indicted in Erie Monday on charges tied to property crimes. The trial and related details unfolded after a court session, with a jury returning two indictments and a $400 fine previously imposed in a related case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Erie
Wailka
Tits City
Hue Ile
Ody
Harilan & Junk Denitor
Novah
Rani
Youtorday
Junie sTivitar
Rowlter
Hatley
Cuminet
Autorney Moore Firman
Ouluet Weiss
Yves Goody Siahin
Hin
Rl Sont
Fear Two Boys Drowned Near HaWehthouse Wharf
Two five year old boys Led and Jobin Kurezewaki drowned after an empty canoe capsized a mile and a half from a lighthouse. They were reported missing to police in Gibisine from their home on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arle
Nilaaliye
Ahora
Jobin Kurezewaki
Ware
Gibisine
Caportyd
Lon Jourdet Married in Philadelphia
Lon W Jourdet of Philadelphia married Miss Mit rod Stollatan in Philadelphia on Saturday. The couple resides at Adinine City and were greeted by relatives and the press as the groom began a career with the university. The ceremony was covered by the Philadelphia Ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Jourdet
Philadelphia
Lari
Lon W. Jauriot
Timeliy
Misa Mitrod Stollatan
Sutariay
Jourlet Ara
Prosonk
Adinine Ci
Oftivar Goluty
Vagt
FROOM
Mog
Jourdat
Bblselly
Roeanfly
Miovile Ledger
Funeral of H. A. Guignon
Funeral services for H A Guignon were held at Pine Grove Cemetery with Rev Herbert Shaw officiating. The obituary notes he died Friday night aged about 68 and is survived by wife Malivsa, two sons and wives, several grandchildren, and many relatives. Honorary pallbearers included Frank Gulgoop and John O Johnson. Flora arrangements from local families accompanied by a profusion of sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulgnon
Bnet South Slrhot
Prstock
Rey
Herbert Shaw
Ts Purvics
Wstaore
Roy
Gulknon
Nin
Malivsa M. Guignon
Wild
Wivep
Mir
Mia
Frank Gulgoop
Bemia Pomit
Ne Yo
Miu Cong Li
Guiknol
Big
Corry
Boatie
Ort Guignon
Rome
OeKenlkatfonr
Pythias
John O. Johnon
Bomin Point
Puis Me Popitay
SINK 300 NEW WELLS IN THE STATE
In May tense activity drives oil and gas drilling amid high prices and strong demand. Widespread drilling expected this summer with 800 wells eyed across Ware you Forest Bt Mokear counties. Major operators include Victor Simpson OK, Morgy Gay, Merchants Gas, and others planning multiple wells from two to five in various districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toneyts
Henig
Ger Ras
Pennsylvania
Auproundlig
Iajimutea
Ware You
Forest
Mokear Coun
Vortor Simpson OK Company
Orill
Hw Wyhoff
Gad Company
Morgy Gay Company
Merchants’ Gas Company
Oni Aeveral Athar
Unclear excerpt on local social notices and retirements
Text fragment mentions Mrs George Dyghes and Heath A Manilayillo with a Saturday event, plus Mrs A Amod returning from Cleveland after attending a mid summer opening. Details are garbled and names inconsistent, hindering a clear synthesis of events or identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dyghes
Heath
Hele
A. Amod
Cleveland
Bimmer
Minut Plilibury
Olga Petrovia Thy Molrowlar Do The Thi Lye Ada
Fragmented readable text mentions names and phrases with no clear event or context. No verifiable entities or facts to summarize into a proper news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Petrovia
Ambiguous Earnings Ad From New York Factory Outlet
Readable bits show an opportunity selling to wearers with guaranteed made items at low prices. Mentions weekly pay, ready made suits, hustler wanted, and a contact at 817-14 Broadway New York. References requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suisomon
Fuutory
New York
Husband Well Man Declares Mrs Beaumont
Fragmentary OCR of a 19th or early 20th century court or police record shows a husband declaring a wife named Mrs Beaumont. The text is garbled with many incoherent phrases and misspellings, including references to medical terms, suffering, and punitive-like language. The readable parts indicate a domestic dispute or legal complaint with names such as D H Bouinomy, Pavel Sirbet, and places like Corry, but key facts are unclear due to damage.
The Ballet Girl Party Attended by Noted Guests
A fragment reveals attendees at a May party with mentions of Loni Allee Trail and Holbroule Mini, noting many arrangements and a five thot Tow cure. The text is garbled but indicates social event activity and multiple preparations among named places and people.
Last Chance to Buy Maio NoLes Pitch Cards
A garbled 1930s sale notice offers pitch cards at $100 a dozen with unclear details. The fragment mentions quantities and pricing, urging action before a May deadline and referencing a price of $1,809 per dozen after May 40. The text is partially illegible but centers on a promotional sale and date-driven pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koln
Honolulu
Winger and Williams Named Exclusive Teas and Coffees Agents
Winger and Williams announce themselves as sole agents for Chase and Sanborn teas and coffees, asserting no equal in quality or range. The notice emphasizes exclusive representation and brand standing in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase and Sanborn
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Library Theatre
Charles I. Ohrenstein
Syracuse
N. Y
First Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Mass
Christian Science Society
Wood
Arolin Lyond
Rutiuto
Max Melinies
John Lava
Juninstown
B. Dine
Lee Smith
Buffalo
Unineme Surin
Droesan
Mirfujsvan
Brock
Tracy
Robert Crawl
Windaor
Washington
Piin
Roel
Alates
Eri
Macy
Chicago
Wilder
WiktatiirEhwin Hive
Hyean
At Walle
Marks
Lanceler
Leon
Pat Wawke
Mor
Buku Amidow
Mire
Wow
Mayen
Sharman
Ane
Mirriy Plana
Aio
Gay Hila Mornin
St. Patwey Lung
Hass
Mra
Bumnuk Bentley
Alin
Bowjan
Mowshtor
Olly Yuutorday Atinenood
Uy Howard
Mii
Girtolti Smithman
Olly
Minn Malin Lauithng
Giana
Autate
I M. Ronnill
Bernstein
Bernstein Brothers, Clothiers and Furnishers
Main St
H. A. Guignon
Husband Well Man
Mrs. Beaumont
Tiilhe
Pavel Sirbet
Ealing
Hwai
Tanlae
Tito Wim poaThlou
Wwe
Ballet
Winger & Williams
Brownell Shoe Co
Bell Phone
City
American Pottery
Este
Seana
Iguani
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