Local Socials and Visits Reported Across Carrollton Area
A garbled social column notes visiting relatives and friends among residents including Anders, Carothers, Oscar Lo Warner, and Miss Cora Hawa vom. Sunday gatherings occur with Carrollton Terrell, Mrs Wilbur Phamimond, Jere Wiser, Sallie Ponce, and others. Numerous errands, shopping trips, nursery plans, and theatre or church outings are mentioned with various names, places, and vague itineraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas Anders
Eras
Carothers
Oscar Lo Warner
ATL
Warner
Newt Terrell
Odfield
Carrollton Terrell
Here
Wilbur Phamimond
Jere Wiser
Sallie Ponce
O S Ft
Cartwright
Os Carothers
Vaiss
Alice Tarkee
Charleston
Cora Hawa Vom
Cilia
Bolva Stillwell
Mamie Nealin
C. A. Pence
Busta
Weathlell
Hallis Zou
Fragmented OCR Notes on Local Event
Readable fragments describe a gathering or stage event with names like Mae Jolin Moog and references to young ladies, cigars, and men. The text mixes personal notices, social details, and vague descriptions of a performance or meeting held in the evening without clear dates or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Jolin
Merman
Local Obituary and Social Notes From Auburn Cemetery Visit
Auburn Uarry flurst had a fine monument erected on his lot in the Ate burn cemetery last week. Mra das He Teasley and sister Mies Mirtoie Gordan were called tethers. Phaate ae chiy dast week tewittened: the ran rabet ieir broth er Holart Buckle and wate of Aue burn were Seely ville ind. Visitors Saturday and Sunday Mr dlohnson and wife of Mar tnsville visited the family of A. Murphy. AG Barlow and Henry Ryan returned Sunday emat ion ally from shucking corn in champooroo county. The Rev Salas Ketthe used his regular appointment here Saturday night and Sunday. The hatvee was vedt this dat, all the services and the very best attention. Pett mid wate fit ness at Martiuuassiaie. Miss Hinmit Stevens totur od noe Setardasy trot an extended worship. Wallace reported Aden Moore in very poor health and confined to his bed.
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Uarry
Ate Burn
Mra Das He Teasley
Mies Mirtoie Gordan
Ran Rabet Ieir
Aue Burn
Seely Ville Ind
Dlohnson
Martnsville
A. Murphy
AG Barlow
Henry Ryan
Hhamparoo
Salas Ketthe
Flaom
Martinsville
Poe Beautrain
Puesdas
Orepre
Martiuuassiaie Puesdas
Barlow
Binning
Hinmit Stevens
OW Wallace
Herr Bois
Aden Moore
Local Notes and Moves Across West York Area
West York residents report people moving properties and visiting relatives. Adam Cullop and Frank Draper relocate to Neeho and Mary Maddox property while neighbors like John R. Fitch announce business plans and social events occur around the community.
Local Visitors and Moves Highlight Community Notes
Miss Mary Miller is ill at the Coomdran Torlisom. Mis Mary Lacy visits, Henry Orcutt and family stay locally. Paden of Perre and Palenc of Perre Tainte spend Monday to Tuesday here with friends. Laura Ve Kinney visits Wesley Riles of Farmersburg. Ira Johnson visits from Gorton Nehree tidied Trott Pessday. Mr and Mrs Ben Miller moved into the house vacated by them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coomdran
Perre
Mis Mary Lacy
Henry Orcutt
Varmersborpeis Ing
Mie Wate Rook
Palenc
Perre Tainte
Rolbind Booster
Paris
Laura Ve Kinney
Wesley Riles
Farmersburg
Ira Johnson
Gorton
Mir
Ben Miller
Monk Iwill
By the Sea A Night of Dreams and a Mysterious Shipwreck
A narrator recalls a night by the ocean when a girl appears at his tent and vanishes, amid moonlit waves and storm sounds. A later fisherman's breakfast reveals a wreck on the bar and a rescued crew, suggesting a link between dream and deadly sea fate.
Adopting an Orphan Ends in a Barn Fire and Flight
A parson proposes adopting Ruth from an orphan asylum to keep house. The deacon mistreats her, the girl rebels, and the house is wrecked after she locks herself away. A note and a burned barn follow, and the parson suggests the deacon marry instead. Ten years pass with no reconciliation.
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T . Metture
Parson Wiliams
Sue
Deacon Flints
Orphan Asylum
Ruth
Youur
Pep
Pisa
Tuust
Miss Ruth
Ult
Parson
Pop
Lou
Sogel
Duwo
Papa
Deacon
M. Quad
Marion Harland and Dame Curtsey A Household Icon and Guide
Marion Harland has led The Chicago Sunday Record-Herald’s household advice for over fifty years. The paper also features Dame Curtsey in Novelties in Entertainment, answering etiquette questions and detailing decorations menus games and small party tips.
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Housewives of
America
Marion Harland
Chicago Sunday Record-Herald
Ellye Hlowell Glover
Dame Curtsey
How to Write Advertising Copy The Simple Truths
Practical guide on advertising clarity urging brief factual copy over clever prose. Emphasizes using small, actionable phrases and avoiding ornate language. Recommends trimming drafts, testing understandability, and prioritizing what the reader needs to know about products.
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Omar
Marie Corelli
Isaac Newton
Tribune Company
Chicago
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