The Library Theater Parade and Hat Sales in Town
City notices describe a Melodious parade at The Library Theater tonight through Saturday with a G A R night tomorrow. A sale of trimmed hats at $3 and $4, plus a new team sighting on Nelson's hearse, are noted alongside church meetings and local chatter about old daguerreotype portraits and fresh products at Acme Milling Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Murrays
Acme Miiring
Mary
Bhuassa Ati
Library ‘Theater
M. C. Barker
A. C. Hemmingway
Birst Ave
Nelson
Mike Ae
Christian Missionary Alliance
Rowniter
Haremburg
Pas
Spring Street
Cluttered Local Notices and Events Highlight Town Scene
A jumble of shop ads and notices details a Honduran Street address sale, Weeds Shoe Store promotions, Double Pony Tickets, a Silo secondhand organs listing, and a Climax Baseball game against Howard Tannery. Also notes a funeral for Daniel J. Brown, eye care ads from Dr. O Padoll, barber shop partnership, and social events honoring Miss Angle Bracken with a Bridge Club gathering and a teacher appreciation party at Bhoifield schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hondurada
Center Street
Weeds Shoe Store
Wright
Silo
Adres
Corry
Paul
Climax
Howard Tannery
Cormand
John Dugan
Darby Dempsey
Kettinning
Misa Angle Bracken
Frank Bueder
Bridge Club
Miss Bracken
Mint
O. M. Couch
Kuest
Bhoifield
B. M. Mixer
Mixer
ShemMeta
Funeral Held For Mim Irene How ett At St Thome Church
Funeral services were set for Mim Irene How ett tomorrow at 9 20 AM from St Thome Church with interment in St Elizabeths cemetery. Also notes about trout measures, a farm stock, and local engagements appear in a string of brief notices from the Oil City area including a marriage engagement of Miss Virginia Biggins, and a traffic incident where a Marmon struck and killed a dog on North Center Street. The mix includes local hints of travel, a swindle report, and a deer-vehicle collision near Trout Run with a quick account from Warren Mirror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed
Mim
Irene Howett
St. Thome
St. Elizabeths Cemetery
Hom
C. Sibley
Port Allegheny
Frank Raymond
North Center Street
Indy
Oil City
Warren 1
A. J. Curtis
Armour Co
Chicago
Dunkirk
Warren Mirror
Cuban unrest rattles Santiago province schools
In Holguin near Santiago province the governor seeks approval to call rural school mistresses to prevent upheaval as Afro Cuban rebels are reported near Guanadacha, Huevana. President Gomez urges all Cubans to support the government in suppressing the race conflict, while Speaker Ferrara denies a racial motive, warning it may grow.
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Holguin
Santiago
Guanadacha
Sietion
Huevana
Gomez
Ferrara
Im Mucting
House of Rebrevtatives
Pillozones Promised To Ease Headaches And Ailments
A vintage health pitch claims headaches signal stomach trouble and warns of serious disease. It touts Pillozones as the best tonic with concentrated vegetable extracts to calm the stomach, improve skin, and clear complexion, offered in a 260 box by Thos Downey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Down
Pleasant Surprise Honors Miss Fuelner for Upcoming Marriage
A Pleasant Surprise at the home of Mr and Mrs R P Livermore on Wright Blvd honored Miss Mary Fuelner as she nears her marriage to Glen Holden. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments, leaving behind a cut glass keepsake and many compliments for the hostess, Mrs Livermore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fuelner Thesday
R. P. Livermore
Wright BL
Glen Holden
Automobile Owners Notice to G A R Members on Memorial Day
Automobile owners are asked to notify Mayor Q L Alexander at 2124 Hin Pace about services for Memorial Day. The message notes concerns and seeks addresses for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. L. Alexander
Also Mentioned on This Page
Montana
A. E. ,Pettit, Florist
Main St
Bell
Johnny Guke
Daniel J. Brown
Pennsylvania Avenue
Union City
O. Padoll
Ajax Brig
Castoria
Lyric Theater
Washington
Williamsport
Northern Central Railroad
Trout Run
Tims
N.F. Ames & Co
Steen
West Main Street
Steen’s
Toggery
Corry, Pi
Alice
Prosknit Tntershirta
BBC
Bernstein Bros
Clothiers
W. H. Duffy & Co
South Center St
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