Local residents visit and travel notes amid Thanksgiving
Mrs P P Rogers Sr left for Herrisburg and John Bacry of Jamestown visited relatives. Ernest Greely spent the day hunting at Spring Creek. Mr and Mrs John Hughes of Warren attended the funeral of Austin Parking. Mrs Bureh travels to Kushequan for Thanksgiving guesting. Barker family headed to Smethport for relatives. Various residents, including H C Drake, G Rogers, Miss Daisie Mandeville, H C Conlon, Mrs Magdalene Weiser, Ex Judge Henderson, Clarence Messenger, J J Desmond, W M Kightlinger, W N Jones, Miss Isa Sheeley, Clyde Wilcox, Mrs Hate Geer, Mrs Walter Custer, W P Hoster party, Mary Smith, James McKee, Hunter Darling, and others make short trips or visits. Some locals offer a dinner set ad while others plan family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Rogers
Herrisburg
John Bacry
Jamestown
Ernest Greely
Spring Creek
John Hughes
Warren
Austin Parking
Bureh
Kushequan
Mr. Barker
W. M. Kightlinger
J.J. Desmond
W. N. Jones
Erie
Isa Sheeley
Kane
Clyde Wilcox
Hate Geer
Barberton, O
G. W. Mortis
Walter Custer
Was von
W. P. Hoster
Harry
Mary Smith
Cleveland
James McKee
Hunter Darling
China
Wright
C. H. Bracken
Slater
Flaherty
Connellsville
Posburg
Benjamin Weber
Benjamin Pisher
Buffalo
Frank Weber
Strand
Philip Weber
Boston
Margaret Mack
Jamestowh
Uncle Tom's Cabin at Bubbitt's Theatre Parade Show
A battered program fragment lists Uncle Tom's Cabin with added acts by Stetson's Military Band and Calor al Drum Cons. It mentions Jubilee singers, cakewalkers, buck dancers, bloodhounds, cotton picking scenes, transformed illusions, Shetland ponies, and a sleet parade. Prices unknown. seats advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim
Stetson
Efreus
Bubbitt
At Cost Sale At Brown Block i
Brown will offer large sale items at cost including stoves heaters and containers. Advertised are bags and boxes with prices reduced and general merchandise to clear stock at this block auction. The listing is fragmented but mentions multiple item types and a cost price incentive.
Local residents noted in morning businss rounds
Sam Lines Weit to Brio this morn ing on busmen, Garret Filton returned home 10day tron Meadville AW H. Mutile went to ornoon om businss. J.J. Neylon returned bone from Boston this morning. Lestie MeJean of Union City is 0] Viator hare with friends Jub 8. Rogers fort this morning for Warren of business, Mrs. Chavis Springstead went 0 Spring Creek afternoon to vile relate Dr. Histon returned home ele this afternoon after a pent short time thore M.D. Davies office returned to his home this afternoon after a short business visit here Mr. and Mra. Mad McMahon went to Greenyne this afternoon to spend 4 Tew days with relatives Miss Catherine Crandall and Fred Crandell of Titusville Were called to his city last eventing by the serious illness of their mother who is a po int at Corry Hospital Wo this wt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Lines
Brio
Garret Filton
Tron
Meadville
H. Mutile
Ornoon
J.J. Neylon
Bone
Boston
Lestie MeJean
Union City
Viator Hare
Rogers
Thore M.D. Davies
Mad McMahon
Greenyne
Catherine Crandall
Fred Crandell
Titusville
Corry Hospital
Fire guts Franklin harness store. $10,000 loss reported
Franklin Pennsylvania November 29 Fire between 1 and 2 am gutted the harness and saddlery shop of County Commissioner Madison P Heasely on Liberty Street causing losses over 10000 Insurance of 7000 is carried Building owned by B H Prints valued under 6000 Fire started in rear of store around 1 30 am and was discovered by a boy from the third floor Firemen saved the building but soaked merchandise and structure with water causing heavy damage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Madison P. Heasely
Liberty Street
Hoosely
B. H. Prints
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Cure
A sensational ad claims Papes Cold Compound can end grippe and relieve severe cold symptoms within hours. It asserts the remedy works instantly without side effects and is the only medicine of its kind worldwide. Also mentions Kingston Jamaica shipping news and a Nov 2 parliamentary note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Pape
Holiday Hours at Post Office Thanksgiving Day
Post office schedules holiday hours with no mall mail delivery tomorrow. City carriers will have windows open from 12:30 to 10:00 p.m. and 7:80 to 8:40 p.m. Rural carriers will not make a trip this day.
Tonight's Show First Class at Homestead Library
Homestead residents enjoyed a small but lively performance at the Library tonight. The cast, including Donnan Mhowpaon Joshua Whitcom and William Lawrence, delivered a well received production with strong singing by Veaunetotte and solid acting from the dwellers and other performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead
Mastin Franklin
Franklin News
William Lawrence
Wml
Veaunetotte
Opera
Painozone touted for bush injuries and general pain relief
Pembroke writer Gus Geroux recounts an injury in a lumber camp where a heavy object pinioned his leg. Painozone brought relief after rubbing with a good rubiment. The ad touts Painozone as indispensable for neuralgia cold rheumatism and internal disorders. A family size bottle is sold by Thomas Downey with 600 teint bottles available. There is also a lure promising a sought after “gourne” that is worth all the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geroux
Pembroke
Thomas Downey
Carecasts for a Sick Stomach? (Cascarets Ad)
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a remedy for indigestion and stomach upset. It claims the product quickly regulates the stomach, relieves gas, heartburn, and indigestion, and cleanses the bowels. It emphasizes a ten cent box for the whole family and notes children also need gentle cleansing.
Your Journal Proposal Sparks Anxious Reader Interest
An anxious audience contemplates the proposition in a journal piece seeking attention today. The reader group weighs the idea and ponders potential impact and value, signaling active engagement with the journal’s message.
AmuseU Theater Opens Exclusive Hat Comedy Tonight
The AmuseU Theater presents a new hat comedy opening tonight featuring Flow er Tobacco Industry Masked Huntaman in a playful stage outing. Local critics expect lively pacing and practical humor across a brief run.
The Ladies Furnishing Store Offers White and Coral Garments
The Ladies Furnishing Store displays garnitures in white combinations with coral white gold and silver accents. Bulgarian bands fringes and drapes harmonize with dresses. In demand are grey tan white and red colors. Children coats and ladies suits priced at 1.00 per set.
Marquisette Lateral Dominates Evening Gown Lineup
The season favors Marquisette as the top fabric for evening gowns. Available colors include black white pink lavender navy light blue and prices range from 1.00 to 1.50. If a shade is unavailable the shop can source it for the customer.
Wholesale fabrics in white and cerise by the yard
Advertises fabric in white and cerise across grades from 75 to 56.00 a yard. Includes pricing and variety aimed at bulk buyers and homemakers seeking color and material options.
Embroidery Work and ladies goods sale prices
For Embroidery Work. A new lot of popular pillow cases to be embroidered. Prices 75¢ and 1.50 per pair. Also a fine huck towel ends stamped for embroidery. Various items priced including Golf Gloves 25¢ to 50¢ Knit Skirts 80c to 1.50 Outing Skirts 10¢ Leggings 50¢ Polo Gloves 50¢ Knit Corset Covers 24¢ to 75¢ Wool Fox 25¢ to 75¢ Merode Underwear 50¢ to 1.00 Golf Caps 50¢ to 1.00 Black Wool Tights 1.00 Outing Gowns 5¢ to 1.50.
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Phil—The
Millte Great
Browning & Manning
Euler
H.C. Drake
G. Rogers
Oil City
Daisie Mandeville
Garland
H. C. Conlon
Sherman
Magdalene Weiser
Leon W. Washburn
Silver Creek H. S
Corry High School
State Armory
Amos Parlin
Ayutr Wurge
Liege
Aubuek
Hymalo
M. P. Heasely
Blaze
West Main Street
Turkey
Kingston
Jamaica
Cited Fruit Company
Ale Irate
Colon
New York
Prine Joachim
Atwood Cay
Nahamas
Pry
London
Pommons
Edward Crey
Rowsta
Amuseu Theater
the Ladies Furnishing
Coats
Lyric Theater
Cats of
Kline Oaks
Hire
Frontier Drain
Cohen’s
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