Untitled notices from Oneida Market area 1914
City and Vicinity notices list rental offerings sales solicitations and local events in Oneida area. The items mention church meetings a sewing session and baptist and Methodist society activities along with marriages deaths and civic notices across Warren Erie Jamestown Columbus and surrounding towns during September 1914.
Schools Open Today Citywide Enrolment Reported
Public schools opened with buildings in good repair and repairs completed. Enrollment noon totals show Concord 15 Hatch 387 Washington 188 Fairview 193 Mast Main Street 18 for grades, High School 268. New teachers include Mary B. Coffey and Ming Lillian Fisher. Some 9th graders assigned to Hatch and Concord due to crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eist
Concord
Hatch
Washington
Fairview
Mast Main Street
Wilson
Mary B. Coffey
Loakshaven
Niagara Business Institute
Niagara Falls
Minsindys Shorts
North East
Florida State College
Kisstumee High School
Ming Lillian ¥. Fisher
Selinsgrove
Susquehanna University
Institute Normal
Pueblo
Marley
Pairvdin
Walstington Street
Hatch and Concord
Lace and Bath Towel Sale Notice
Regular 50c and 6c all over lace for 3kc yd. In white lace with small patterns for collars and dress trimmings. Fill width 35c yd. Special bath towel values extra large double thread full bleached with red blue or white borders. Crochet or embroider the ends of these for Christmas gifts. Regular 35c values for 29c each.
Boston Braves Rally in Comeback Wins Over Giants in Fenway Charge
In Boston on Sept 8 the Giants and Braves battled for the National League lead as 46,000 plus fans filled Fenway Park. The Braves, sparked by a late rally, defeated the Giants 8 to 2 amid tempers and bustling crowd scenes. Umpire disputes with McGraw and a fiery exchange involving Mayor Curley at the field marked a dramatic day in baseball history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Giants
Braves
Fenway Park
George ‘Stallings
McCraw
New York
Teama
McGraw
Kimailc
Kiem
Bob
Jose
Woundal
Snodgrast
Alsth
Tyler
Fred Head
Snodgrass
Fred
Curley
Pathinder wreck rescue after British cruiser collision
A damaged British cruiser Pathfinder struck a mine 10 miles southeast of St Albans Head Scotland at 4 PM Sunday. Survivors include Captain and several officers. rescue boats and shore launches raced to the scene as explosions and debris spread across the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathfinder
Whion Strick A. Houting
St Alts Head
Scotland
Parhuivder
le Olilejal Auuulyeetlent
Umung
Foundations of Columbus Building Nearing Completion
The foundations for the mutual aid and fraternal building in Columbus were completed today. Upon finalizing plans for the remainder, work will continue, with a night meeting of local citizens to decide all construction details. The block will be ninety feet by two stories with a fine basement and may house Columbus lodges and a business concern on the ground floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Crowell
Erle
Min Tity
Alexander and Company
Margaret Wilson
President Wilson
White House
Brie
N.C. Parlah
Corry
Spartamburg Sentinel
Cours
Columbus
The
Boro
Association
Columbus Lodges
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Onge
United State Brakhshor
Wright
Aduit
Thureday
Hilan Allen
Jamestown
Robert Patterson
Adyatto
U. B. Church
Mra M. A. Castor
H. Trving Street
Rogers Bros. Ling
Adylt
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
George Patter
Congress
Charles J. Brown
Wilbart Clifford Merritt
Florence Hilda Hosfer
Baptist Ladies Art Society
Corrie Allen
Lucy Thomas
Washington Street
JK. P. Mall
Ridge Way
Buffalo
Gerry
G. H Sharpley
J. Sharpley
Wallace
Wm Ha
Waittings
Walter M. Snapp
Warren
Tinpur
AL Burin
George Reese
Chapin
Kentucky
Reese
Central Gas Company of
Chas. J.reese
Whit City
A. Mitchell Palner
Stroudsburg
United States Senate
Pennsylvania
Exposition Park
Ponticaut Lake
Falmer
Loneuville
Meadvills
Len
Meadville
Coruiany
von Haéstoy
Siguainss
Hale Price
E. Pettit, Florist
Bant Main Street
Bell
Union
Depot
Fort Dodge
Mise Jucifer
Harry Pollard
Bernstein Brothers
Ea Uate Cane Soca
Worte
Corry City Electric Light Company