Personal Mention Bauder ot Wile and Visitors In City
Local column notes numerous residents and visitors in town. Bauder ot Wile returns from Meadville to visit with Miso HM Burger, while William Woodburn spends time with Drenda and relatives. Chine Messangar arrives from Tournamentville after playing for Maree last evening. Asa Morne comes back from Maidville to spend days with friends Milas Auta Loo of Ol Pity and others. Mrs James Masson returns from Mendyllin to see friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs J Curlisle go home to Yowamatown after a short visit. Mrs Hattie Hilliard of Brocton visits at the home of daughter Mrs Charles Reynolds of West Amttt. Mrs JH Motuho returns from OL City after brief stay with friends. Mrs H Murray returns home to Gil Gilly after short visit with friends. Miss Loula Lawson had been in SAVoraT Weeks with Near ain tor. Mrs Wil Dyckes returns home to Coloyon.
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Williem Woodburn
Drenda
Lotteville
Chine Messangar
Tounsayille
Mornne
Maree
Asa Morne Init
Maidville
Ferends
Milas Auta
Ol Pity
James Masson
Mendyllin
J. Curlisle
Yowamatown
Hattie Hilliard
Brocton
Charles Reynolds
West Amttt
JH. Motuho
H. Murray
Gil Gilly
Loula Lawson
Aintor
Wil Dyckes
Coloyon
National Bank Ad Promoting Federal Reserve Membership
An old bank advertisement from Corry Pennsylvania touts membership in the Federal Reserve System. It urges deposits in interest bearing certificates of deposit from one dollar upward and claims liquidity at any time. Officials named include president Deamond, cashier William Postlethwait, vice president HL W. Parker, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Federal Reserve System of Banks
Central ReServe Banke
Izhns National Bank
Corry
Pobpal Savings
Deamond
Pres
H. Barlow
Casiner
Wm. Postlethwait
Vica Pres
W. Parker
Bee Hive Store Basement Offers Great Savings on Home Goods
The Bee Hive Store Basement presents a large stock of China, Dinnerware, Glassware, Housefurnishings, Toys, and Dolls in Corry. Prices reflect old contracts with items like Guernseyware casseroles and frames from 1.25 to 1.75, trays, enameled kettles, basins, and toasting tacks, plus early holiday toy previews and scarce novelties for dolls and toys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
A P Shaw of Waterford Passes Away
Waterford man A P Shaw a prominent county business figure died at his family home after a brief illness. He was about 60 years old and long engaged in local business. Survived by a widow two daughters and a son, funeral arrangements not yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Andrew Parknson Shaw
Park
Shaw
Mrs Haight and Mrs Haight Entertain Guests at Marlon Street Home
Mrs Haight hosted sixteen guests including Miss Ruth Hafent and Mr Thomas Hines of Pittsburgh. The gathering featured a miscellaneous shower, refreshments, and a festive mood as plans for a marriage were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidght
Edward Haight
Marlon Street
Ruth Hafent
Phoman Hines
Pittsburgh
Fatire
Halght
Dangerous Kidney Health Cure Ad Seeks Readers
A garbled advert touts Thompson Medical Co tablets for kidney and bladder trouble claiming quick relief and a new health. It urges purchase via 50 cent price and mail order to Te twvilie Pa. The piece shifts to a disjointed hospital tale about a girl from Sheffield and a missing guardian, with unclear connection to the main ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Medical Co
Law Decides Sevyun real Vitagraph with Harry
A courtroom decision involves Sevyun real Vitagraph and Harry with Mary and Torritoni in a dispute not previously shown for 106, an ady case shaping ongoing legal action.
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Law
Sevyun
Harry
Mary
Torritoni
Ady
Missionary Meeting Concludes After Two Day Session
The Thirty Fifth Annual Mostly of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of Erie Conference met Wednesday and Thursday at the Methodist Church. Mrs Mottler presided and Mrs Thirkield, national president, spoke on the influence of Mormonism. Delegates from Erie and nearby attended. reports from the recent national meeting showed over 400 000 raised toward a goal of one million. Officers were elected, with seventy five delegates present, the smallest turnout in years. The convention adjourned at noon after a luncheon served by the Alannan society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Homé Missionary Society of
Erle Monterence
Th Winger
Columbus
Filéty
Alattan Society
Fashion show parody titled The Law Decides staged
Fragmentary text describes a playful fashion show with gowns, ribbons, and a seven nick brocade gown. It mentions a Vitagraph feature starring Harry Moray at the Lyre theater, claimed never shown. The piece reads as a garbled early cinema promotion with mistaken names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hbom
Harry Moray
Aly
Better Than Calomel Olive Tablets Offer Quick Liver Relief
An advertisement promotes Dr Rewards Olive Tablets as a laxative substitute for calomel, claiming rapid liver and bowel relief without dental or systemic side effects. It urges readers to avoid calomel due to gum and tooth harm, touting olive tablets as a safer, gentle cleanse. available in bottles of 100 and 25 cents at druggists.
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Edwards
Tran
Bok
Cascarots Promised for Headache Colds and Constipation
Headache and cold symptoms with a coated tongue and bad breath advertised Cascarets as a nightly laxative aid. The ad claims Cascarets clear bowels overnight, purify the stomach, and improve digestion and mood, promising a 10 cent box and easier mornings for all ages.
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W.W. Bair
Meadville
Miso HM
Burger
Re Wis
Shea
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Bee Hive Store
Saale
A. P. Shaw
United Press
Datroit
Fronkme
Munttuy Island
Cleveland
Duluth
Thompson
Felloville
Durlal
M.E
Dr. Edwards
Gles Mille Boltie
Pennsylvania
Samuel G. Wixom
Ite Counlaloner
Health Navy
Mons Thay
Health Department
Dollie Nual Ko
Dion
Bowser
Robuttt
Hawilrd
Honday
R. G. Lindsley & Son
First Ave
Adlers
G. N. Roberts
Oneida Mi Satu
Sania
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City
Rex Toni
Beechan
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