Residents Visit and Travel Notices Patch City Social Scene
Local society page records numerous visits and trips. Mr and Mrs Harry Auer visit Pittsburgh. Mrs Herbert Bracken visits Union City. Mrs CG Pinkerton of Pittsfield stays with city friends. several others depart for Warren Jamestown Titusville and Union City while local residents conduct business and inspect cattle in Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Auer
Pittsburgh
Herbert Bracken
Union City
CG. M. Pinkerton
Pittsfield
Cty
Dan Freno
Clarence Laveland
Kirie
James Hurley
Warren
J. Wi. Conley
Cleveland
Tom Fetch
Mra
Maple Avenue
M. B. Hendrictin
Meadville
J. Sternburg
Florida
A. Frank
Jamestown
Ruth McNutt
Jefferson
Nelli
Beardaloe
Amusel Theater Features Oath and Five Cents Auto
The Amusel Theater presents HER MOTHER S OATH as a Biograph feature along with Kalem drama THE HIDDEN WITNESS and THE DWIDELL HOUSE Comey THE MISSIONARY S TRIUMPH five cents admission for all four pictures displayed in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwidell House
Local residents return from various trips and visits
Eric Richardy left on a business trip to Erie. Major JB Brown returned from Harrisburg and Atlantic City. Edward Mulls, recently in Florida, came home to Kune. Morris Frontee returned from Groat Valley for a relative's funeral. Mrs Marx Crowley of Weatrod Street came back from a lengthy visit in Cleveland. Mrs Hans and Mrs Mildred Sampson, guests of Mrs W Balter, returned with Miss Ethel King after two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Drought
Youngsville
James Crown
Erle
HK. M. Chidester
Rey J. W Wilson
Russell
J. Oloughlin
Meadville
Joh Hamlin
Jamesdown
Hothalm Krantz
Pittefield
W. Brown
Buffalo
Carnahan
Wilkinson
Joan Drought
Miss Burne
Panama
Hiram Moore
Titusville
Eric Richardy
Smpraini
Erie
JB. Brown
Harrisburg
Atlantic City
Eadward Mulls
Trlonda
Kune
Morris Frontee
Todianapalis
Chalonary Cleveland
Hans
Mildred Sampson
Bellefonts
W. Balter
Ethel King
All Steel Pullmans On New Haven Lines
The New Haven announces that every car in the system will be built with all steel or with a steel under frame. President Elliot said eighty percent of current Pullmans on the New Haven lines are already steel construction and the change is authorized this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Hy United
Elliot
Rome
No Inquest in Death of Gates
Coroner Hall announced there would be no inquest into the sudden death of Charles G. Gates in Cody Wyoming. He ruled heart failure the direct cause of the young millionaire’s death.
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Gates
Quo Vadis Tonight at the Lyric
A large audience enjoyed Quo Vadis at the Lyric this afternoon. The scenic effects are described as gorgeous and the show runs with a 6 245 start tonight and final performance at 10 p.m. Don’t miss Quo Vadin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyrié
Edison Talking Pictures at the Library Tonight
The genuine Edison talking pictures are shown with a new program at 7 and 8 30. The lineup includes Hero Worship, Said Pasha, Van Schenck vaudeville act, a scene from Merchant of Venice, The Buried Past Fantomine, Piye Jolly Bachelors, Shamrocks from Ireland, and other comedy and entertainment. Admission is adv. 1 29.
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Edison Talking Pictures
Pasha
van & Schenck
Ireland
Interstate Reception Postponed
After the Journal went to press officials of the Interstate Whettle Corporation postponed the home talent entertainment featuring Oliver Cromwell. A new date will be arranged and notice will be given through the usual channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Whettle Corporation
Oliver Cromiell
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Miss Henderson
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A. Crosby
Mini Kinney
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Amusel Theater
ONDON
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Kondon Mig
Minneapolis
Mins
H, Weiss
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Bell Phone
Oliver Cromwell
Charles I
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Sabb Ws Drug Store
Pittsburg
A. Edison
Hart Schaffner & Marx
D. Nast
Tne
Sohatiner & Marx Clothes
Eri
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