Local Notables and Visitors In Erie Area
Mrs W H Spock spends time at Ere Attorney Gerry T Kinear attends court in Erie today W H Hoard of Jamestown on business visit to the city Mrs John Miles of Bar Smith seeks morning arrangements Davide plans morning travel Miss Jensle Siy and Miss Inox Wilcox visit Union City Hurley Carey seen with family in town Miss Hermin Bentley of Buffalo visiting her parents Hon J D and Mrs Bentley of Hust Man Street Attorney Glenn L Mead Philadelphia spending days with his mother Mrs Alice Mead Mr and Mrs J C Gunning announce birth of baby daughter Mart in Mra Charlon Whiteley and child son return home after Thanksgiving visit Henry Bondwenu leaves for New York City to join American Locomotive Co campaign Captain Lasnis Lowery hosts hunters rally near Youngsville Enoki tied up with spoils of hunt dinner at the Elks Charlen Rose of Petroleum Center in the city with stepdaughter. young lady recently married at Witcottville and her husband confined in Warren County Jail awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Spock
Gerry T. Kinear
Erie
W. H. Hoard
Jamestown
Mian Hermin Bentley
Buffalo
J.D
Bentley
Hust Man Street
Glenn L. Mead
Philadelphia
Alice Mead
Emma Barnes
Corry Hospital
J. C. Gunning
West Church Street
Mardin
Charlon Whiteley
Lasnis Lowereri
Ldly
Witlcottville
Warren County
Local residents resume travels and family visits
A jumble of short notes shows Mies Junie Stewart returning from a trip, E. Howth visiting Mele, and OVrien of California MIAICLOG Nid in MIAICLOG Nid. Colleagues and relatives plan visits to Columbus Warren New York City and Shenandoat Valley Academy. The week includes Thanksgiving gatherings and a return to school duties after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Junie Stewart
E. Howth
Mele
Janos Ovrien
California
Americ O Riley
Bowens Street
Hamilton
Aundy
Luke
Toh
Prat Walsh
York
RH. Mattar
W. Wayne Atreat
Garland
Houghton
Hunter Pope
Shenandoat Valley Academy
Winchester
Virginia
Humane Society letter on starved mule case in city streets
A local humane society letter alleges a mule was starved to death after being kept in poor conditions at a barn on Washington Street. The writer names Mrs Chand and Mrs Coous, claims trespass and taxes were involved, and says the animal was reclaimed by workers before dying. The Journal publishes the communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edlitor Tournal
Humane Society
Chand
Reynolda
Washington
Coous
Dressing patterns for mixed fabrics and a blue white frock
The article describes a ladies dress pattern using two fabrics, with notes on assembling a jumper and skirt, waist details, notches, hems, and variations for sizes from 8 to 18 years. It references pattern 404 from the Picture Review, including gathers, pleats, and button fastening instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita
Ant
Sno
Piotorial Review
Jumnor
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Arnold Daly
Louise Rutter
Aston Kitt
Investigator Stories
H. B. Warner
William Elliott
Theda Bara
Warren
New York
Warren National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of the United States
Minnesota
F. W. Woolworth Co
N. Center Street
Corry, Pa
Flaherty
Park & Tilford
Booths
Chrysanthemums
W. D. Rowe
Bell Phone
E. Wayne St
Eni
Jacksin
Atterscon
Dewitt
Brie
Marie Frauchy
Mit Geroo Munroe
Tome Yeahitiay
the Citizens Not
Christmas Savings Society
THE
Citizens National Bank
Corry
U. S
J. Desmond
J. L. West
H. Barlow
H.W. Parker
Asst
Losfons
Pictorial Review
Nio Turner
Junge
Oioke
Tavermon
Margarita Fisher
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