Armistice Day Socials Marked By Festive Home Gatherings
A sequence of local social notes describes Mrs E B Holjobaugh hosting twelve guests for a dinner and bridge at their Ponter street home with red white and blue decorations. Other entries mention Lawrence Virpyes attending an International Hypnomists Conference in Geneva, and a gathering at Mrs Alice Pettingill's house honoring Kenneth Parkins with games and awards to Leonard Morrow and Roger Whine, all reflecting Armistice Day festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Holjobaugh
Ponter Street
Goitie
Postlethwait -Lawrence Virpyes
Umidersport Tuy
Vienna
Austria
Wen
Geneva
Switzerland
League of Navont
Graves
S'o
Mim
Alice Pettingill
Kenneth Parkins
Fandaho
Clara Pettinll
Bunce
Leonard Morrow
Roger Whine
Whue
Local Notices and Ads Toast Sunday Specials and Events
A collage of small ads and notices mentions a 60 cent Sunday chicken dinner, lamp shade work by Mrs Bayiew erdolah Sel5 and Miss Rebecca Mackenzie of Corry, a Vesper George art student elected to a Freshman Stunt Party entertainment committee, sausage from Jones dairy farm at a grocery, Richman Bros Co ads at the European with overcoats and suits, a tap for getting a overcoat, Warren A Steen tailor, a Wrightsville White Swan ball, a Saturday night dance at the White Swan, and a Dutch gathering tonight, plus concrete roads and Walnuts 25c at the Boss Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca, MacKenzie of
Corry
Vesper George [Sahop of Art
Boston
Mass
Jones Dairy Farm
Richman Bros. Co
jHlises
Warren
Steen
Wrightsville
White Swan
Death of John Gray at Spring Creek Weeknesday
Coroner Warren County Ed Lowrey investigated the death of 70 year old John Gray found dead in his bed at home on Spring Creek. Coroner McGray reported the man had long illness and his death certificate cites heart trouble, following the recent death of his wife three weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Wilcox
Warren
Lowrey
John Gray
McGray
Well Maternity Hospital
East Main Street
Corry
Langhome
Ps. C
M. Jones
Keller Usting
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Tribute Ad
A reader from Vinton Iowa recalls starting Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound at age seventeen to ease illness keeping her from school. She says it helped through two pregnancies and urges others to trust the remedy, noting generations of women praising the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Iowa
Lydia
Pinkham
7Th Avenue
Towa
Sonal
Lydia B. Pinkham
Train collision probe after freight yard break in
A Dunkirk to Buffalo freight train detached a trailer and halted at Westfield where the middle car was found entered and merchandise scattered. Police and troopers were notified. Other items note a membership drive for the Waren Post, a fur coat for sale, a robbery claim on Myrtle Street, and local business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Buffalo
Erie
Westfield
Portland
Corry
Onecvss
American Logier
Stéen
Aes -Louis Heck
Myrtle Street
Eric
All-Way Electric Co
Oesel
Prohibition Officials Warn of Poison Alcohol Risk
Washington November 12 Prohibition administrators were urged to tighten supervision of industrial alcohol withdrawals to curb poison liquor during Christmas trade. Prohibition Commissioner Doran warned that although most industrial alcohol is safe, adulterants remain deadly. deaths from alcohol poisoning will continue despite government efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitington
Doron
Guird
Doran
Last Night's Fight Results Across Several Matches
United Press reports multiple results from Erie and surrounding areas. Zivic defeated Andrews in a ten round decision, while Streata drew with Tug Phillips in ten rounds. Catling stopped Weber in two rounds, Dehanont Brig won on points, Bogash edged Scheey, and Schoell beat Kidderman in a semifinal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Erie
Jack Zivic
New Yorks
Hogs Andrews
Joe
Streata
Buffallo
Drew
Tug
Phillips
Pitts
Hug
Ray Catling
Warren Yu
Jon Weber
Buffalo
AL Dehanont
Wpe Svecision
Bill Beatty
Utiga
New
Lou Bogash
Bridgeport
Conny On
O Déeiion
Low Scheey
Bails
Franke Schoell
Bithillo
Slayer of Troopers Declared Sane by Alien Claim
A fragmentary report notes a suspect associated with troopers was declared sane by an unidentified alien source. Details are unclear due to corrupted text and missing context from the original page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltob
Troy Ta Haw
Hutulo
Fenraael
Deseret Name History and Thank You Note
The text recalls the Deseret name from Mormon history and explains Utah Territory creation by Congress in 1850s. It then expresses gratitude for kindness, sympathy, and support during the illness and death of Ethel Hamilton, with thanks from Mr and Mrs Re ML Hamilton and daughter Nona May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Deseret
Uta
Land
Congress
Territory of
Ethel Hamilton
Re ML Hamilton
Nona May
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Irene
King's Castle
Wing-Willi Star Stores, Inc
Kings Castle
Bayi Weberdolah
J. A. McCambridge
W. Main St
United States Treasury Department
Treasury Department
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Associated Gas and Electric System
Venango Public Service Corporation
Corry, Pu
Bynancy
State Highway Patrol
Masterson Transfer Company
Bynane
Police Ston
Neabe Saye
Pennsylvania
Eugene J. Baird
Riden
Baird
Pritt A. Wileys
D. J. Alexander
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Lexander
Mayo Brothers
Monty
Root
Avid
Court House
Friay
W. L. Trilis
Johnatch
Cory
Wier Yeakeal Corry
Hart MacDonald
East Smith
Rain
Reuben Stksnick
Titusville
Kerr Ani
AS Pritoam
Titus
Brooks Studio
HA Cuntis
East Congress Street
Dirhitigh
Werio
Thurst
Crosby
Gerry
Healy
Ulah
Prank Gillette
Ernest Schuyler
Stra Black CoVie
Clyde D. Wilcox
Hartz
Heer
Oil
Frvbury Road
Amie
Philathvas
Elmer Westley
Janice Westley
Will
Fisher
Hammond Elevator Co
Aca
Andys
Srabi
Blyal Tikusvis
Aye
Wandstorigu Neue Trinkervill
Amveheny
Drapiliige Uineloon Miuiskrats
Emiere
Phong
Daly
Lydia E. Pinkham
Diquayille
Albert
Union City
Wise
Meadville
the Herald
Alberti
Ellison
Healy Studio
Norah
Center Street
Steen’s
Joseph 5
Wasney
United Press Stall
Gorreanonde
Yfociety
Shea & Walraven
Sam Jacobson & Co
Penn
Ward OF
Titanes
Coats
New York
McCallum
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