Local notices mix with ads and community events in sparse OCR
A garbled page lists scattered items from a western radi area survey critique to social notices and ads. Mentions Joseph A. McGinnis of Ripley as a gubernatorial candidate possibility, plus church meetings, rummage sales, a hospital injury report, coal ads, a 28nd wedding anniversary, deer sighting by a trolley line, and weathering miscellaneous local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tubinaky
Beecher
Toon
Miraway
Joseph A. McGinnies
Ripley
Reilyves
Mex
Walter Kinney
Shems Cely-Brate
Tinu
Coxiple -Warren
Andrew Matinek
Rigtormag
Warren-Jamestoorn
Timese Mirror
Maling
Pase
Bachop
Nderbritt
Local notices mention sales and church events in city vicinity
Classified style brief lists grocery deals like coffee and butter, plus a long jumble of church meetings, studio ads, and accident reports. Items include Methodist missionary gathering at the Wowas Morelen Missionary Lucly, Model A sewing machine promotion at Esther Beauty Shoppe, and multiple car crash injuries with hospital updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase & Sanborn
Will J. Wilcox
Lucly
John Amacher
Nestle- LeMur
Esther Beauty Shoppe
East South Street
Fyinin Sisters of
Cony
Warvin ‘Temple Unis
Lee
Brooks Studio
New York World
Notherands
Vin Eenge
Warjon
Jaway
Colterlina
Thipity
Garlyse
Dilyia
Nitta
Taye
Corey
Tive
Oraule
Jean
Healy Studio
Mishdres Holihee
Nis
Bowen Etreet
Tomestown
Harold ‘Moms
Cymenhurat
War
Kenneth Graham
Dextoy
Thomas
Phomta
Gralivhs
Butler Defines RIS Political Position in Pittston
Reports from Philadelphia and Meadville describe Major General Smiley Butler clarifying his stance on governing Pennsylvania to avoid war involvement and support soldiers. The piece notes reactions at a McCal Post Armistice dinner and mentions local injuries, a funeral, and community events in Meadville and Titusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy Uniten Press
Phigadalpfila
Smiley
Butler
United States
Ming
Wold
Metivbors
Prien
McCalh
Ameritan Leglar
Iguthierd
Armistion
Robbers Busy At Pittsburgh
United Press reports a string of robberies in Pittsburgh causing extensive losses. A group robbed Wishel's restaurant and held up more than twenty people, fleeing with the cash register contents and a thousand-dollar payroll receipts. Officials estimate losses around several thousand dollars across affected stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Wishel
Miaiuyer
Ign
Bonohun
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Geneva Garden
Doz
Coc
Igc
Peaches
Geneva
Nan Cornes
Wing- Willi Stores
M. E. Ladies
Spicer
Sciota Community Aid
C. L. Borsterftom
Kmexans
Hazasr
AL Rose
Carpenter
Washington
Churen
Mhasabers
Vasiedt
Tim M McClotlen
Jewelt
Heb AG
California
GGP
Healy
New Jersey
Mysteriis
Sevyera
Ars
Clu
Ferm
Co. Tymbne Avenue
O. F
Oil City
Gringe McKee
P.rl
Ywai
OH City
Kr. Mckee
Deen
N. Cohen & Sons
Mewetville
Fordnoon
Culbertson
Sim Nicolise
Nicolose
Sam Geninay
Shermanth
Hiblangs
Monavie Au Ca
Mallory
Cravenette
North CenTen St
DuBois
Megeibar
Walter Hubler
Graham Township
Morray
Angola
Webh
steCtay
Nhwrang
Noversbys
Mike
R. G Ream
Curry Hospital
Ang
Gettlus Wongynleely
Stove
Hammond
Johnson
Chains
Beopkeyilie Hospital
Tate Shadiy
Sobnson
Clarion
Guy Witen
George Ward
Gorey
Preseil and
Visttors
Ee Wetpoumulos
Angortu
Pat
Prune
Hwyell
Concord St
Concord St. U3
Lutharan Tunior
ERIE
Konjola
Lappy
Billy Wilsow
Fung
Anthor
Charles Wilson
Fenn
Ely
Reis Models
Lawrence Mok
Whiting
MuKinney
Titusville
Dempsaytown
Fiie
Pierce
Hall
Evergon
Nall McCray
MuGray
Rairview
Waco
Woc Bright
Marmion
Titusyiliy
Preis
Sheate
Walraven
Siete Brandfather
Mons
Corry
Erie - Cleveland
Warren - Tamestown
Cleveland
Warren and
Kane
Jamestown
West Church Street
ST al
Quolaudon & Bryan
New York
Bracken, Manag
Ervevienn
Smet Anagonda
Tuite Copper & Himberoil International Ni
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