Personal notices drift through Loveland and nearby towns
Fragments show multiple residents traveling for visits and business. Clarence R. Rogers went to War ren on business. Mrs Weisser visits Erie for the day. Harrison Keppell heads to Ruadolph for resin Ess avlinal work. Mrs Arvid Anderson returns to Irvine after city visit. Jeromie Nest leaves Hight for Philadelphia to enter UPenn. Mrs W H Spencer travels to Grand Valley for two weeks. Mrs C K Alexander and Mrs W W Morgatdge spend the day in Brie. Mr and Mrs M N Baker visit Pramudlinville. Dan Depew and wife visit Cambridge Springs and Mendville. Several men join Rag Time Band activities at the county seat.
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Loveland
Stat Eastern
Clarence R. Rogers
Warren
Weisser
Erie
Harrison Keppell
Ruadolph
Arvid Anderson
Irvine
Jeromie Nest
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
W. H. Spencer
Grand Valley
C. K. Alexander
W. W. Morgatdge
Brie
M.N. Baker
Pramudlinville
Dan Depew
Cambridge Springs
Mendville
Charles Trimble
Hari Brown
Bert , Greentan
Ernest Soyler
George C. Fritts
Erle
Alsaunder
Amuse Theater airs and visitors in Corry city
Local notes list Amuse Theater airing Flora Wards spending the week in Here Glenn Johnson of Mulvale visiting relatives J.T. Graker Warren attending Allegheny cate lee Miss Ldu Hurd and Mrs Charles Howards Warren visiting Mrs Emma G Hollister moved to Franklin St Mrs Thomas Ragan went to Lakewood to spend days with relatives Mrs Ridmundson of Tita yille attended Merritt Wabber’s funeral in Columbus Mrs Herman Huese returned to Buffalo after a week with uncle George souutnen Mrs Henry Lankow and Miss Maude Toennies Little Valley returned from visit with Akai Baumgrate family Corry residents return from trip to Kane Republi can visit. Several Corry Bike riders and others to Erie for today’s celebration.
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Flora Wards
Glenn Johnson
Mulvale
L. R. Bilas
Hore
J.T. Graker
Warren
Corry
Clyde Heath
Meadville
Allegheny Catelee
Ldu Hurd
Charles Howards
Emma G. Hollister
West Wayne Street
Franklin Street
Thomas Ragan
Lakewood
John Ridmundson
Richard Akai
Myafred Baumgrate
Nelle Nicolas
Kane
Local visitors and residents travel on business and leisure
Hon Starr and R H Reading visit the city on business. Ralph Heath, Miss Florence O'Brien, and Mrs R S Ponnson travel to Cleveland and Akron for visits. Mrs T Ragon spends a week with son Arthur Ragon at a Lakewood cottage.
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Starr
Erle
R. H. Reading
Buffalo
Ralph Heath
Clymer
Florence O'Brien
Cleveland
Rchard
R. S. Ponnson
Ceveland
Akron
Armory Contract Soon Awarded for Ny G P Drill Hall
Meadville reports that the Ny G P 16th Regiment B Company plans for a new armory are near completion. Officials expect state Armory Board to announce remodeling of the recently secured Church Building as the winter drill season approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Sepaos
16Th Regiment
Ny G. Py
Mendyslte Company
State Armory Board
Child Dies After Ingesting Fly Poison, 22 Month Old
Bradford, Sept 14. Coroner Sher Hain notified Sunday of the death of Laura Bailey, 22 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orey Bailey of Duke Center. The child drank fly poison Saturday evening from a fly-killing mixture left within reach after a saucer was moved from a shelf. She grew ill, received care from Dr. Bnyder, but died at 11:48 p.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Sher- Hain
Laura Bailey
Orey Bailey
Duke Genter
Bnyder
The Fortune Hunter at Library Theater
A light American comedy presented by Winchell Bull follows a young man raised in want as he accepts a mutual aid proposal to a small town to woo a wealthy woman. His experiences trigger growth in business sense and character, ending with reform and life direction.
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Winchell Bull
Poruiayivanin
Ducegendi
Sven
Lwlly
Hudsons
Merchants Piano Contest Rules and Pledge Signed
A historical notice shows merchants signing to comply with contest rules from 1912 1918. It outlines ballot stamping prohibitions entry restrictions cash purchases and penalties including forfeiture of funds and charity donations. Trustees reserve $50 checks from listed merchants as pledged security under the contest rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Piano Contest
Mente of Kecounth OF Parla
Durchaver
Jon W
Hachterplant
C.J. Smith
National Bank of Cotty
Alden-Ragon Cos Co., Ltd
AL Ailanelimer
H. Henderson Plano Co
Weeks & Brondon
Paver
Foley Tires
Razor Honizgand Shoe Repairing Charign Arrence No
Local shoe repair shop advertises services with cheer for customers. The notice mentions Try him for shoe repairing and promotes reliability and affordable rates in Charign Arrence No C-hirst Row, Wisconsin.
Seneca Camera Co Produces Early Box Camera
A fragmented notice describes a wood and metal box camera with feathered detailing, made by Seneca Camera Co of Rochester. It touts simple, sharp pictures and questions the price versus performance, citing the company as a leading instrument maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca Camara Co
Rochester
Fragmentary notice on furnace heat and room conditions
Fragmentary OCR hints a local notice about a fire or heating problem in a building. Mentions furnace heat levels, a pool or park area, and water in a room. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but concerns appear to involve heating, location near a park, and possible room water issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Lot Park
Fin
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