Visitors and residents pass through the city
A stream of travelers stops in the city including Franke Estner of Emporium, Thurston Crawford of Tima, and J H Bourton of Auffato. Barton left for Malvern to visit friends for a few days while G A Proper visits relatives from Oklahoma. Additional guests include ASP Frieseman and wife from St Catherine, RH Restling from Buffalo, Mrs. James Mulherrin and Misses Mayme and Roge Mulheim visiting Erie, with Ira Pierce and J Wood also in Erie on business. William Postelthwait and D Weidner travel for business, as do Mr. and Mrs. A Elder of Spartansburg and Susie Hall returning to Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franke Estner
Emporium
Crawford ‘Thurston
Tima
J. HL. Bourton
Auffato
Barton
Malvern
G. A. Proper
Oklahoma
Frieseman
St. Catherine
Ont
Restling
Buffalo
James Mulherrn
Mayme
Roge Mulheim
Erie
Ira Pierce
Bear Lake
J. Wood
William Postelthwait
D. Weidner
Spartansburg
Elder
Spartansbuge
Local Notices of Travel and Residence Shifts
D. D. Chambers travels to Meadville for business. Eugene Heath to Erie on a short business trip. Ars. Hegerman of Columbus departs for Seattle. Mrs. B. W. Steinett visiting sister Mrs. John Smith at Westfield. Mr. and Mrs. Dinemtor move from Buclid Street to 20 W. Main. Southworth heads to Hillsboro to work for Chicago Link Best Co. Mrs. F. E. Mulkie returns to Pittsburg for winter after summer at local home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Chambers
Meadville
Eugene Heath
Erie
Ars
Hez Hegerman
Columbus
Seattle
Wash
B. W. Steinett
John * Smith
Weatfield
Hillsboro, Fl
Chi¢axa Link Best Co
FE. Mulkie
Pittsburg
Meadville Council To Address Local Flood Conditions
Meadville officials opened discussion on flood waters off ville at last night’s council meeting. The article notes a concerted effort to bring attention to flood issues affecting the town and the surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Ville
Comion Connell
Under the Auspices of the Presbyterian Boys Club Tickets
A fragment notes pricing 25 and 16 cents under the auspices of the Presbyterian Boys Club. No further details or context are provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Boys’ Club
Amuses Theater Presents Joh Latest Comedy On Saturday Program
The Amuses theater features the Joh latest Vitagraph comedy Winsome Winate Smile Faison in a Saturday program. The show is billed as light entertainment with no cooking involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmies
Joh
Winate
Faison
City reads petition on Neason Run relief at meeting
Mayor Graff presents a petition from southern town residents seeking relief from Neason Run flooding. A council committee will study the issue and report next meeting. 150 residents signed the southern petition. Citizens addressed lawmakers, including Willan Kelm and others, on flood relief prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graff
Neason Run
Neason Rumly
Willan Kelm
Philly Schussler
Joseph Wuehner
William A. Butler
Hanka
Methodist Minister Expelled At Pleasant Street Church
An early 20th century notice reports that the Methodist church at 1 Pleasant Street reoved minister Howard amid a conference in session. A luncheon followed and members received the charge with mixed reactions as Miss Dus SNENN impressed as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Dus
Labor, Cholly Exchange in Alley Work For College
Dialogue shows Angy admitting she works the alley to fund college while Cholly asks if he is employed to support his education. The exchange highlights street economy and parental relief in a strained youth setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angy
All Fun Tonight At the Amusel Vitagraph Comedy Night
A Vitagraph program delivers two hits at the Amusel with lighthearted sketches and cheerful crowd response. Performers keep a brisk pace as audiences enjoy traditional vaudeville styled humor and musical interludes.
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Guy M. Daly
Ang
Dick and
Alice McAvoy
Herald Square
Jimmy
Susie Hall
Ida Randolph
Rochester
N. Y
Mary Thompson
Nelie Weller
LaPorte
Indiana
Dell Marling
Oil City
Southland
Nightingales Presbyterian Church
Amuses) Theater
Corry
Postal Savings Bank
Citizens’ Nation and Bank
United States
Asme
Citizens’ National Bank
Michelin
T. H. Brown & Son
North Center St
Corry, Pa
Lancaster
Kimpnug
Lgeyd
Maslin Hill
Lonsdale
Walter
Carmel
Sealette
Prines
Wuly Baeyd
Belding
Walla
Skinner
New York
Cohen’s Dep’t Store
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