Local notices and upcoming events in City and Vicinity
Community items include hotel and store ads, a Monday dance at the hall, Presbyterian Ladies Aid meeting, a Columbus Day card party, a library theater showing, and a Balti more and Ohio railroad note. Also mentions a Jamestown Debs lecture trip, a street clock installation, and local sickness update on Howard McCray recovering from scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P. Hall
C.T. Trimble
Mer
Helen Johnson
Columbus Avenue
Erie
Howard
F. McCray
Center Street
Banke
Knights of Columbus and Daughters of Isabella
K. of C. Hall
Harry Kelly
Kelly
Rand
Bulbs Arrive for Planting Seasonal Flowers in Moray
Shipment of Hyacinths Tulips Narcissus Daffodils Crocus and more arrives for immediate planting. Chrysanthemums Roses Carnations Lilies and ferns also available with Primroses Permilas for occasions. Located three blocks from the Depot in Moray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moray
Fall Opening Sale and Local Ads Highlight Hendersons and Cohen
The notice compiles several local ads including five cent song copies at Hendersons, children’s shoes discounts, Morning Light Buckheat flour at Boas Grocery, a bargain upright piano, and a 500 card party hosted by the Lady Maccabees on Friday evening. It promotes Ladies Goodyear Glove Rubbers at 90 cents during the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boss
Vis
Hoenes
Wrights
Mt Gohons
Bowie
Cohens
Warren
Jamestown
Eugene
Debs
Phelps
Bradford Ra
Henderson
Dwid
Boas
A. B. Care of
Journal Office
Lady Maccabees
Friay
Goodyear
New Vaudeville at the Library Kept by Robinsons This Week
The Robinsons will continue their vaudeville at Library Theater through the week with Jane Richards and Richard Clarke in musical numbers. The Bigelow Players present a high order show with unique musical stunts and the miniature musical comedy Schooltime Probies. Last night drew a record crowd, with part of the proceeds going to Emmanuel Church ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Theater
the Robinsons
Jane Richards
Richard Clarke
Bigelow
Library
Parker
Ladies of Emmanuel Church
Trackwalker saves train after broken rail on P B road
A trackwalker spotted a broken bent rail on the P B line between Hyner and Ruthie near an embankment between 12 and 1 am. He flagged the Buffalo Flyer, preventing a likely derailment. the rail was repaired temporarily and trains moved cautiously. Local notices warn against trespassing and invite metal recycling tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane
Hyner
Rutthie
Buffalo Flyer
Locomotives Move Through Warren for Silica Sand Rail Line
Two locomotives and a coal car were delivered to the Warren Silica Company via open freight at D. A. V. yards. Manufactured in Climax shops at Corry, the engines are classified as stem winders used on the Torpedo Ross Hill and Tidbute Railway to haul silica sand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren Silica Company
Torpedo
Climax
Corry
Ross Hill
God Bless This Little Cripple Boy
A reader praises a topical liniment called Ialment claiming it relieved a sick child’s pain. The note describes trust in the remedy after a “little lame man” who is a ranger, and urges others to use the product for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Lame Man
The Same Specialist at Durham's Drug Store
A Durham advertisement touts a rheumatic remedy available every evening. It claims Copeland's Royal Rheumatic Lint ent for all aches and pains at 60 cents a bottle, with free case rheumatic tablets. The copy targets rheumatism sufferers and promises in stock availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Copeland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aody
Hoanes
Imish
Hoss
Hoeres
Plahery
G.P. Trimble
Mgr
Ative
Mie Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Bal
A. E. Pettit
Florist
E. Main St. Union
Bell
Pennsylvania
G. N. Roberts
Robinsons
Act of Assembly
D. M
D. P. Carrer
Ana
W. Smith Street
Lyric Theater
Anderson
Coens
Osx Grovery
Waclark Titanite 6
C.K . Rogers & Go
B. Main
Treet
Wright
Mrs. Hubertz
Maple Ave
Bernstein Bros
Clothiers and Furnishers
West Main St
Center St
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