City welcomes a string of visiting locals and relatives
A series of brief notices list residents and friends visiting or traveling. W H Drake visits Centervitry, Louis Brown and Mrs D N Scott travel to Union City and Kane respectively, with numerous other names noted for business, visits, funerals, or family time in nearby towns such as Spring Creek, Spartansburg, Meadville, Waterford, Jamestown, and Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Drake
Centervitry
Louis Brown
Union City
W. A. Bliss
Brie
Arthur Williams
Spring Creek
A. B. Eldred
Spartsnsburg
D. N. Scott
Kane
Mary Thomson
Spartansure
Corry
G.W. Waggoner
Waterford
Harry Simmons
Jackson
N. R. Dickson
Meadville
RL. Calby
Gil City
Belle Hickoel
Lyndonville
Niagara Falls
Join Melnnes
George Hatch
Jamestown
Fraile “Hatch
A. A. Williams
San Francisco
Madam Styers
Matin Street
Astrology Advice at Life Affair Confulentid
An astrology note from Mar ie Musey at 104 1-2 on stairs Wast Main St Cony Pa offers guidance on life anxieties and future outlooks. The fragment mentions Advanc eous joints and a life event with dated contact in 184.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Musey
St. Cony
Card Of Thanks From Mayer Family For Kindness After Bereavement
Card expresses gratitude for sympathy and support from friends and neighbors, with thanks to the Cory Band the How fit Tanning Co and the Maccabor Tango for their expressions of sympathy to Josiah Mayer and Mr and Mrs W Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlenre Lannie
Cory
How Fit Tanning Co
Josiah, Mayer Mr, and
Mrs. W . Mayer
Elopers stopped at station by Allentown pair
John Fargunstock and Marie Mood of Allentown were taken into custody at Lackawanna station by police on a complaint from Mood's mother. Mood admitted the plan to elope to Syracuse and blamed her sister in law for warning her mother. Mood says she will be 21 next March, police say she is 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Scranton
Pau
John Fargunstock
Marie Mood
Lackawanna Station
Biel
Syracuse
N.Y
Pollee Hea
Chiat
Pollee
Rhodes
Jotal
Shi
Bergenstock
Olertingn
Phi
Marrne
Ms. Flood
Delaware
Bee related notes in New York Sun column
Short New York Sun item discusses apicultural topics and references individuals such as Johnny and a queen bee named bors with a light political angle. It presents a quirky, fragmentary glimpse into bee keeping and public affairs in a period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Bors
New York Sun
The Ladies Furnishing Store Ad Detail
The Ladies Furnishing Store presents garnitures in white white and coral white and gold white and silver with embroidered floss accents. Bulgarian bands garni ture fringes and drapes coordinate with most dress shades. To see is to appreciate. Drop in.
Corded Velvet In Demand at Bargain Prices
The supplier lists grey black white tan and red corded velvet in stock. It is sold at 1.00 per yard, advertised for children's coats ladies suits and separate skirts, undercutting the prevailing market price.
Marquisette Tops as Season’s Popular Evening Gown Material
Marquisette is the season’s most popular material for evening gowns with stock colors including black white pink lavender navy blue and It blue. Prices run 1.00 and 1.50 per yard. If a shade is desired we can obtain it.
White and Ecru Fabrics Sold In Wide Range
Public notice reports fabric listings in white and ecru across grades priced from 73 cents to 60 dollars per yard. The ad notes broad selection and affordability for customers seeking various textiles.
An Old Sweet Heart of Mine At the Amuse Tonight
Edison presents An Old Sweetheart of Mine at the Amuse with visions of younger days. Vitagraph Monthly features show as one cent theater program listing 112 Weiss 415 W Smith St Uni low Phone 4 N. nstt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miye
Edison
Vitagraph Monthly
Local Apparel Prices Include Knit Skirts and Gloves
Soli Gloves sell for 25 to 50 cents and knit skirts range 50 cents to 1 dollar 50 cents. Juting skirts and leggings are 50 cents to 50 cents and polo gloves 50 cents. Kit corset covers 25 to 75 cents Wool hose 25 to 75 cents Merode underwear 50 cents to 1 dollar Joli caps appear at Sic to 1 dollar Black wool tights 1 dollar Juting owns 0 to 50 cents to 1 dollar 50 cents.
Embroidery Goods Highlight New Pillowcase Lot
A new lot of popular pillowcases to be embroidered is advertised. Describes work under way and prices 75c and 1.30 per pair. A back towel with embroidery stamps is selling well at 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Battenberg
Rennais
Tenereff
Cold Weather Clothes For Little Folks
Local retailer lists children warm garments including union suits 50c 75c and 1.00 dollars vests and pants from 25c to 1.10 dollars and sweaters priced around 1.10 dollars. The ad emphasizes affordable winter wear for boys and girls with sizes suitable for cold seasons.
Maple Syrup and Buckwheat Flour Sale Notice
A promotional fragment offers a pound sack of buckwheat flour and a quart can of maple syrup for 60 cents with delivery. Contact P. L. Schramming, Corry, 12w. Also notes chatter on leadership and political figures amid unrelated copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Schramiing
Corry
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Aigeelal
Waldo Witpetn
Dwo
Whatura Pictures
Fink Pictures
Pond
D. MI
Alford
Sherman
Guy
Mike Smuth
Tlibute
John Smuth
Miltle Gawles
Leon Figun
Aria
Orey
Warren
Layo
Hughes
Amuseu Theater
Silver Creek H. S
Corry High School State Armory
Astrology
Elopers
Sterne
the Ladies Furnishing
England
Cail
Payne Block
East Main Street
Coats
Rorthy
Rarner
Charley
Boston Transcript
Lansdowne
London
Maderia
Cohen’s Department Store
PRY Goons
Eve
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