Personal Mentions and visitors fill Titusville city day
A crowded list of local names visits and trips frames a busy day in Titusville. James Meal heads to Titusville on business while Pred Gurney of Erle visits. Mrs Elsworth travels to Meadville and Rev Macintyre visits Tidoute. Others like Miss Mildred Looms, Mrs Ryan, Major Brown and family, and John Calkins embark on trips or host relatives. Nearby rail and trade activity noted as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinemate Oay
J. J. Brown
Rasselas
Wile
John R. Calkins
Chicago
A. E. Pettit
Jamestown
Mildred Looms
Arvele
D. & Rowe
Hila Ryans
Corry
Erin
Timsylvania Railroad
Erie
Fragmented tale of punctuation and college gossip
A garbled reminiscence mixes a child teaching punctuation with chatter about a boy in college and a London pageant. Names blur as snippets mention a mother, a girl, a visitor, Harper's, and a London pageant casting, all in a disjointed, comic tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corntossle
Harper's Kuzir
Bowie Ca. Store Announce Closeout of Gent's Furnishings
The A F Meskenger and Son store at 212 West Main Street outlines a closing out sale of men’s furnishings including hats underwear ties collars umbrellas and more in Bowie California. The notice lists hats vans shirts and related articles as part of the liquidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gent
A. F. Meskenger & Son
West Main Street
May 17 Notes On Local Social Events
May 17 notes record Miss Belle Webb’s visit to Spartanburg for commencement events, Mr Earl Covel from Cincinnati visiting relatives, and Mrs Willing Bates hiring a nurse for their daughter. Willard Windley's surprise party for friends included dancing and luncheon. Attendance at Hillside Hall dedication noted along with the May Mothers WGI meeting details and a Ladies Aid gathering. William Jaggie buys and moves into the former Carlson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Webb
Spartanburg
Earl Covel
Cincinnati
Bates Hays
Mary Long
Willard Windley
Hillside
W. G
Willam Allison
Sis
Wiliam Lamona
Messe
Spartansburg
Lamiona
Ladies Aid
Mary Schram
William Jaggie
John Carlson
Local notes from Lake Pleasant meeting and neighbors
Lake Pleasant reports a small gathering of 42 at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Lyle Lillibridge last Thursday. Quilting was the day’s work and the mood was joyful. several residents travel for purchases and visits, including Bert Blackmer buying a four year old colt, George Keteham bringing a portable sprayer from Waterford, and Mrs. John Stebbing returning via Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hote Mission Bocisty
Lyle Lillibridge
Bert Blackmer
George Keteham
Waterford
John Stebbing His
Enix
Union Ciy
George Stevenson
Erie
Stevenson
Williams
Herman Stith
Ler Hony
Mes
Will You Pay Life Insurance or Death Insurance Which
Advertising copy touts Bekman s Alterative as cure all for throat and chest troubles. It promises dramatic health improvements and faster earning power while urging readers to send for literature and to obtain proof from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia. Local druggists carry it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bekman
Ekmah
Bronik Mindud
Corry
Druwelsti
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphis
R.g.lindsley & Son
Drugg!st
1St Ave
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Syria
CE. Zimmer
San Cov
Jas. H. Wright
the” Jeweler
W. Main Street
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Babbitt’s
Rexall Store
CORR
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W. H. Duffy & Co
W. Main St
Husden
Shane
Jayn
Ube
Brigham Hardware Store
Nicon Watermian
Nathaniel Stone
Cleveland
Frank Welden
Titusville
B. B. Welden
Euclid Street
RR. Lackey
Bernard
Bomis Hine
Delaney
Camiden
Lackey
Phiadelphia
Linekey
B.D. Lawkey
Berwyn
Pennsylvania RR
Valley Forge
Thast
Ber
London
Dol ‘Wiittington
Elghgate
Bowie
Columbus
Lake Pleasant
Edward Morman
Chester Yen
LO. Titus
Watburg
Prank Williams
Earl Baldwig
The
Alden-Ragon Coal Co
Anax
DELI
Stor
Rudyard Kipling
Mabel Potter Daggett
YiSiauatnly
Lyric Theater Tonight
la Carmen
Mr. Fox
Supt
Corry Brick & Tile Co
Golden Oak
R. E. Palmer & Co
East Main Street
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