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Local visitors and city residents listed in Jamestown notes
A string of personal mentions records Mr. and Mrs. A A Williams and son George visiting Jamestown by major Hina Brown en route to Sanford, plus many relatives and friends such as Mrs. Tom Meade, Maud and Erle, Miss Nivdr and daughter Dorothy, Miss Helen Griffitne, Mrs. Hartington, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Williams, Georgia Myers, S J Silman, Miss Alice Wilson, Miss Vermette Sarrington and Marcus Kingensmith, and others visiting or traveling to Columbus, Detroit, New York, Dayton, Grove City College, and Wrightsville, reflecting social and family movements through the city yesterday and today.
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A. A. Williams
George
Jamestown
Hina Brown
Sanford
Tindivilla| Herald
Tom Meade
Cleve
Maud
Erle
Erle With Relatives Mit Soephine Lyons Went To Wyld
Gurland
Smook Willer, Payne
Detroit
Sten
Hedetth
Albers Payne
N. Nivdr
Dros
Thy
Kane
Helen Grifftine
Oil City
Mirs
Mitler
Prederick
Steven
Martin
York
Pieter
Matti
Kianis
Arthur
Hartingtom
Apeaitia
Rioride
Meo
Mrederick Street
Kyderiwn
Pac
Georgia Myers
Pyday Morning
Dayton
Ohio
S.J. Silman
New York City
Silliman
Win K Frew
Alice Wilson
Iwen
Columbus
John Warrell
Michael David Peel
Union Wity
Middie
MC Bo Rendall
Rhw VanTasselt
Marijonville
Margaret Spies
Vic
Mrc
J HL. Humphrey
Mig
D. T. Smith
Dorntia Willian
Grove City College
Grove City
Vermette Sarrington
Marcuy Kiingensnith
Afr
Fleming
Mre
Thian Magre
Wrights Ville
Mes
Trin
Virginia
Jorsie Kings Newton
New York
Tin
Moray Newlin
Henry Keppel
Telsworth
Mik Wother
Jhank Elbert
Greer