Masquerade social and community notices fill City and Vicinity
A crowded slate of social events and local notices fills City and Vicinity. The Nut Club met Miss Mary Wiggins on Grand Street for a masquerade party with games music and dancing while Mrs Milon L Brown hosted South Center Street gatherings. Catholic Daughters plan a meeting to aid St Joseph asylum orphans. Other items announce sales religious services estate notices and community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
6 Nut Club
Mary Wiggins
Grand Street
Prospect Street
Milon L.'Brown
Adies
South Center Street
Catholic Daughters of America
K. of
St. Joseph Asylum
Brie
Winger & Williams
Mrapktin—iy
Pittsburgh
Pearl State
Robert Heerlein
New Era Club
Dresler Building
South Street
Yord
Washington
Luther J. Lukeheart
Tampesanys
W. Tone Evans
Evans
Lukeheart Wal
Suerestoy
Teyaus Weaps
Patterson's
Davis-St. Pierre
National Railroad
United States
Bradley
Davis-St. Pierre Co
Land Ulet
East South Street
Davis St. Pierre Co
Presbyterian Church
Gill
Peake
Wright
Oil City
Harry Neff
Alliance
Lye Atanca National Bank
Phiy
Dorcas
Presidini
Mak Tesine
Dan Atten
East Predtericle Girnet
Sen
Sulusie
Burkhardt's
Advice For Mothers S Ton overal years 1
An ad advises mothers to use a tonic called Prescription of Dr. Bleras, sold as tablets. It promotes maternal health benefits and urges readers to obtain the remedy from a store or dealer at Cedar Street. The language imitates old promotional copy with strong claims and a named physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anit
World of God
Anil
Georga Aro
Dr. Bleras
Control of Next Congress Is Doubtful
The race for the next House remained tight with Democrats gaining in 20 states and possibly securing 16 more votes to reach a 218-seat majority. Fragmentary returns left outcomes uncertain, but Democrats were eroding the Republican edge of 184 in the current House. Reports noted sparse deer and bird hunting due to dry weather, with some migration sightings and a bazaar planned by Emmanuel Guild. A local man, Stanley Colelonk of Erie, faced a desertion charge and was detained as officials prepared to escort him to Brie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Homse
Watter
Emmanuel
Patich Hall
Alcori
Kil Palmer
Stanley
Colélonk
Erie
1 & Radiator Corporaton
W. H. Spenscer
Brie
Bridge Bidding Rules and Takeout Overcalls
A scrambled historical note explains bridge bidding concepts focused on takeout bids and overcalls. It discusses when to bid two hearts or two spades, the role of partner support, and the dangers of overbidding especially with a no trump bid. The text emphasizes maintaining partnership information while choosing the best response with strong minors and long suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Tha
Thieve
Anita
Rulkea
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Bell
Mutual
Delicia
Farmer
Dieod Warren
Glade Town
London
Jota — Chamberlain
Fiie
Emmanuel Church
Ward
Fie Methodist Church
Arid Weil
Official
India
Ruth Thomas
C.F. McCray
James Gorman
Chestnut Street Park
Kane
D. Walter M Atkington
Brockwayville
Pennsylvania
Atkinson
Scott Industrial Circle
Wow Hall
Stanford Hote Company
Ig Shawyne
Cloeasy
New Era Club Rummage le
Rom
South St
First Avene
Oni
F. J. Freisman
New York City
Harry Hieleman
Freiseman
New York
Lillian Guild
FE Davis
Tunikirke Terleroug Brethe
Atrort
Vigate
Tobaca
Ranscof
Wilmon
Jamestown Post
Jamestown Lodge of Elks
Mercantile
Yattila
Dlattiet
Emmanuel Guild
H Clvic
Altony
Auer
Mee VanTatel
Vantine
Burkharet’s Art Shop
J. W. Leonard
West Hickory
Léonard
Treasury
Suliainiucord
Abe Croquey Alullon
Whetti
Odeknesties
Borden
Happy Vale
Medford
Istores. Inc
Vernoons
Prier
Tancy
Pampurliy
Quality Cash Stores
N. Center Street
Corry, Pa
George Dean Axeles
Carter’s
Carter
Faomo
Sam Jacobson & Co
Congress
Representatives
Adele Tloas _Montford
Frederigk D. Montford
Paul Dénket
Vilvers
Upton
Rane Iy
Meytschal
Dianaory
Clube
Ld Awe
Hanel
Eoneahta
Nick Tekka
Nick
Jain
Chiba Diatgonde
Thinl Fiaud
Heals
Hilo Ty
Jimmtonda —A
Sparlen
Hearta
Dimond A
Steengelis
Iby
Dressler’s Store
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