Personal Mention of Tugker and Tae Return to Spring Farm
Personal mention notes Tugker and daughter Tae spent a short time on their return from Marida at their Spring Farm. They will spend part of the summer at Chautauqua before returning.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1917
Page
4
Personal mention notes Tugker and daughter Tae spent a short time on their return from Marida at their Spring Farm. They will spend part of the summer at Chautauqua before returning.
A. A. Williams was among the Carry visitors a Warran today. Miss Anny Lee returned to OM city today after a short visit with friends here. 7 Tun Gheh was the guest of friends at Clown yesterday returning home this morning. Mrs. James Musson left this morning for Mendville where she will attend to a trifling matter.
Multiple names and places appear as residents travel between Bradford Erie Union City Cleveland and Odessa. Mrs Milon Brown, Miss Stella Birry, Miss Julia, Mr. Patton, Mrs. Daugherty, and others visit relatives or stay with friends across Bradford, Cleveland, Warren, and nearby communities.
Fragmentary ad text promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea by Rabbitt and Son in Colorado, urging a trial to drive out constipation and tone the stomach. The language targets health complaints and uses dated tone about cures.
A fragmented notice lists names and events for a Memorial Day observance. It mentions invitations and activities including a count of teams and participants, with unclear spellings and several errors. The readable elements reference dates, people, and local organizing groups without a clear cohesive agenda.
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