Fragmented Local Notices From City and Vicinity
A garbled jumble of notices reports a missing girl, a found gentleman, a store taking stock at Wales Hardware, meetings of local societies, new lake service schedules, an optometrist advertise ment, a lost sum in a shoe, a house fire near Lakewood, train car incident in the Buffalo line, a street scuffle, a tramp with $2900 found hidden, a Metcalf homestead fire, Pennay train work disruption, a bridge accident, and the death of Thomas Foley from heart failure at the Marine House.
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Hnio Harald Soya
Thoms Foley
Weaman
Lake Carriaranas
Marine House
Third
Slate Strestn
Hanfey
Foley
Ferrozone Tonic Claims Restore Frail Women
An elderly mother recounts how Ferrozone cured her daughter’s run down condition and renewed energy. She notes the tonic improved health, appetite, and spirits, and mentions a price of 60 units per box and distribution at a wholesale store.
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Roxy
FY Alyidmnon
Whitney
Oman
Toho
May 11 following Wrights and local notices
Local notices from Wrights and surrounding area include postponed events at Wrights on May 13 and May 11 gatherings by Knowlton Bros and others, plus garden tool ads and a new stock push at Wales and Wailea Hardware. Community items cover an appropriation in Corry for water cleaning devices and a Mrs. Roxy Bush death with funeral details. Health day cleanup urged and Billy Franklin arrival for minstrel club needs. A former Charleston officer, Thompson, died by suicide in the county jail while awaiting trial for a murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Honelk
Wrights
Wales Company
Wailea Hardware Company
Corry
M. 1
Coyle Mig. Co
Avery
Roxy Bush
Lilla
Hast Prederick Priest
June Lunoder
Hast
Congress Afront
Ingorsnent Whs
Columbia
Olver Powell
Pyarvon
Board of
Hewith Wine Cursary
William Nona
Billy
Franklin Glee and Mandolin Clite
Billie
Franklin
Franklin News
Thompson
Charleston
W. VI
Howard Young
Méreh
Nallon
Young
Hay's Hair Health Advertises Dandruff Cure
An advertisement touts Hay's Hair Health as a cure for dandruff promising removal from the scalp and a clean scalp. It claims widespread customer relief and urges immediate purchase at stores with endorsement by a Chicago user and a local distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Ilering
Geo
James
Annes Rete
Amos A
Coe
Walker Tailor Promotes Custom-Made Spring Service
A local tailor at 4137 North Center Street advertises custom-made clothing, stressing careful pressing, cleaning, and repairing. The shop claims to meet high workmanship standards and offers moderate prices for spring sales. Opposite Hotel Grandia.
Mrs J B Moore Dead After Long Illness Garland Woman
Mrs J B Moore died after a illness lasting months at her Garland home early morning. She was 60, born in Warren County and married to E Moore of Garland. Survived by children Charles Moore Garland Carl Martin Joe Moore Baltimore W Va. sisters Mary Sue Jamestown Wilson Garland Jenne Howard. brothers H D Orrin Wade Warren B Wade Bria. four grandchildren. The funeral will be held from the local church Tuesday afternoon at 1 30 with interment Garland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Moore
Heire Aiurrlkon Wade
Warren Go
Moore
Garland
Charles Moore
Carl Marlin
Joe
Blimore W. Va
Broters
Slaters
Mary Sue
Kane
Wilson
Jamestown
Jenne Howard
Moi —Warren Minror
Funeral for G. F. Pettngill Held At Home
Funeral services for G. F. Pettngill were held yesterday afternoon at 7 from the family home. Rev. Wallace of the Baptist church officiated. A quartet from the church choir—Mrs. Roberts, Miss Howard, Mr. George Thomas, and Charles Monroe—sang. Pallbearers included Sorey, Thomas, John, Davis, Charles Monroe, and Pitt Poster. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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GE. Pettyngil
Wallace
The
Baptist Church
Srs Roberts
May Howard
George Thomas
Charles Monroe
Yore
Thomas
John
Ontor Davis
Pits
Wal
Pine Grave
New Society Nojeon's Broadened Buri L Society
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a new society forming and receiving courtesy and friendly support. It urges members to spread the word, invite friends, and register at the office, highlighting ongoing enthusiasm and engagement within the group.
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Nojeon
Big Irish Drama in Ireland Also Two Features at LH
In Ireland the drama unfolds with Bilan winning every event while The Shrinkine Rawhide showcases two features at the LH Lombgiit. Notable names appear among Irish participants and organizers, signaling a busy schedule and local emphasis on theatre and cinema.
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Bilan
Ireland
Found body of missing woman in Wet swampy ground
Meadville Pa May 6 the body of Mrs An tw Poux missing from Frenchtown since Tuesday night was found Sunday morning about 10 o clock in swampy ground a mile from the home by a party of searchers hundreds of men took part in the long hunt The body was taken to Mills for burial The funeral will be held Tuesday at 10 from Frenchtown church Interment in the local cemetery The search continued all May with many teams from the village and beyond to locate the remains The rescuers declined a reward of 100 offered by the discoverer
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Meadville
Antw Poux
Frenchtown
Wea
Uys Mills
Vilage
John F Williams
North Girard Home Burned in Lake Road Fire
Fire of unknown origin destroyed Bert Rodgers home on Lake Road May 4. Train crew on nearby freight halted to help. residents rescued. The house owned by Harry Joles and adjoining dwelling saved by bunkering crew. Large part of furniture lost. total damage estimated at 20000.
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North Girard
Bert Rodgers
Lake Road
Joles
David Terry
Martin Primack
Rodgers
Harry Joles
Pennsylvaia and
Lake Shores
Sobel Spoke to the Postmasters in Aston Pa
The Pennsylvania Postmaster Association at their convention in Aston May 4 extended greetings by telegraph to President Taft and Postmaster Hitchbook. Officers elected include Major W. H. Day Pillshure as first vice president Thomas F. Aeffermin Wilkes-Barre as second vice president David McCormick Letchton as third vice president Slater Latrobe as fourth vice president and David Roskell Renovo as fifth vice president and J. H. Martin Greenville as treasurer.
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Aston
Pennsylvania Postmaster Association
Taft
Hitchbook
Brie
Wilkon-starre
Wince
Major Wi H
Day Pillshure
Thos F. Aeffer
Patnowone promised as cure for stomach issues
Beariburm and Sour Bintage tout Palmoxon¢ TM Beat of All U's as a universal remedy for indigestion. Immediats He Niet endorses Painotone with strengthened Htomnohta and perfect Aigen tion for lasting relief in every case. One bottle assures heartburn relief and bloating. Family bottles Pathogone and Thos Downay sell a trial size.
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Thos, Downay
Remains Interred of Dr Juiv Ingaton in City Cemetery
Remains arrived from Buffalo and were taken to the family plot for interment. The urn contained ashes and was interred in the family plot after a service conducted by Dr Funlda of the Matho dint Church. Only close friends attended.
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Juiv= Ingaton
Alty
Buffalo
Fino Groya
Funlda
Mathodint
Dian Tan
Hib Oueonend
Card of Thanks for Neighbors and Comfort After Death
A brief card of thanks from Weseluh thanking neighbors for napistanca and Worle of comfort during the trial of grief after the death and burial of a beloved wife and motion, Clarke PW. Clark. Mr., 8. D, Sptoar.
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Weseluh
Worle
Ingur Hatin
Burin
Th Clarke PW. Clark
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A. E. Pettit
Pac
Mote Su Union
Depot
Hoynes
Jourmal
Wales Hardware Company
Padoll
Tion
Ajax
Wales Hardware Co
Nuraes
Kian
Pennay
Atest
Columbus
Satrday
Grover Hay
Sharon
Ray
Jamestown Post
Metcalf
Lakewood Road
Pho Ply
Iuto
Third Ward
Coma Yard
Atarer Patstok
Bnole Aegaln
I Commission Agai
Riserly
Bows Grocery
Fulton Market
Wilc
Lake
Walt
Dellologa
Lvddin & Inka
Bonport
Telah
Boss Grocery
J. B. Moore
G. F. Pett’ngill
the New Society
Lyric Theater
California
Bien Kimlem
J. R. Graves
the Old Reliable Jeweler
West Main Street
Sobel
Easton
Penn
Bernstein Bros
Clothiers
Excelsior Boy Scouts
Steet
Faeant
Astor
Saale
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