Local social notes from Emporium area residents
Mary Colamunion festivities at the home of Mr and Mrs J Johnson noted at 11 a m. Visitors included Miss Nina Lee Brog, Gladys Rasza, and Miss Laurabelle Coleman among others. Several residents and relatives from Franklinville Eldred Canfield Hollow Sartell and Buffalo are listed as guests or visitors across the week end with multiple family mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larrabee
Emporium
Mary Colamunion
Johnson
Brog Carpenter
Nina Lee
Olea
Danis Was & Business Vlsltor
Portville
Gladys Raszm
Mann
Irvin Syril
Milford
Praund Henry Cutler
Franklinville
Myr
Eugene Haynes
Garewell
J. T. Jonson
Dee Dennis
J.B. Dennis
Indian Creek
Ruth Carpenter
Olean
Louis Coleman
Laurabelle
Lows Coyle
Eldred
McDonald
Ralph Hill
Ceres
Thupeday
Wird Dennis
Heminger
Canfield Hollow Guntay
David Arnot
Rev. City Wan
Sartellan
Buffalo
Henry Hasan
Coryville and Franklinville Social Notes and Obituary
Local notices report visits and calls among residents of Coryville Franklinville and surrounding towns. Families mentioned include Hubbard Bray Grove Washburn and Walker with various weekend calls funerals and a Grange ice cream social scheduled for Wednesday night. The obituaries note the death of veteran Volney Washburn aged 82 and funeral arrangements in the U B church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coryville
Geo. Hubbard
Anna
Belmont
Cormville
Vernon Reese
Kane
Lawrence Grove
Herman Grabes
Uttly
Franklin
Frankweiker
Paul
A. B. Washburn
Ferrin
U. B
Airs
Sim Patret
Buffalo
Volmey Washburn
Washburn
Naples
Volney Washburn
Venry Washburn
Stirling
Mr. Washburn
Grange
Frank Walker
Charles
Geo. Moody
Pons
Theo
Frank
Kinesholta
Port Allegany Residents Return After Weekend
Mrs P Rosetti and her son Henry retired from Williamsport Wednesday evening. Harold Netuper and Miss Kate Ruined return. Miss Hentrice Richardson was struck by an automobile on Main Street Thursday evening and spent the week with Mrs P H McAhon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Rosetti
Henry
Williamsport
Harold Netuper
Miea
Kate Ru
Hentrice Richardson
Shka
Salamanca
Main Street
P. H. Werd
McAhon
Local notes mix sports and visits in small town
Fragmentary items list a 6 3 score in a football match titled The Metabolist defenged and a 12 4 score in a Lutheran Presbyterian game. Mentions visitors, residents buying store property on Main Street, deaths, and local travel, with several unreadable names and places.
Erie Wholesale Market Prices Reported by Markets Bureau
The Erie wholesale market lists abundant supplies with varied prices across vegetables and fruits. Notable entries include new potatoes firm in quality, celery and cucumbers priced per unit, cabbages and onions costly, and melons and berries showing healthy demand. Dairy shows per dozen items and cheese per pound with modest ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow
Minard Run Hill Road Reopens After Widening Project
Minard Run Hill Road is now open to traffic after widening and repairs funded by Bradford Smethport citizens. County official A J Bond led the project with support from Col A D Burns and local enthusiasts. Funds totaling 2000 from Canopus Club Smethport and Bradford groups covered expenses. state highway estimates were 10000 but costs stayed at 2000 due to machinery and a steam shovel. Mr Bond supervised daily operations assisted by William Hanley’s team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minard Run
Ctizens
Bradford
Smethport
Brad~torn
County Cou
A. J. Bond
Bond
A. D. Burns
Canopus Club
Bradford Automobile Club
Smethport Ordinance Seeks $15000 Fire Equipment Debt
Smethport borough proposes to increase indebtedness by 15000 dollars to fund modern fire apparatus and housing. The ordinance orders a public election on August 44 1920 to obtain voter assent and requires notice detailing last assessed valuation, existing debt, and proposed increase. Enacted July 2 1920 with officials Colegrove Brewer and approved by Burgess Warley Gifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smethport
Borough of
Women to Register as Voters in Wivelsburg County
William Jy Boater urges county commissioners to prepare and register women voters for the upcoming November presidential election. The guidance clarifies qualifications, noting voters must be assessed at least two months before the election and reside within the county. Only property owners and residents appear on local assessment lists, with a strict timeline to meet the two month prior requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wivelsburg
William Jy Boater
Alersey
Stiell
Leford
Pennsylvania
Bixler Nominated for Congress in 28th District
Warren officials certified Harvin J. Bixler of Johnsonburg as both Republican and Democratic nominee after Mercer county contest. Bixler edges W J Hulings by 82 votes in Mercer and leads overall by 422 plurality on Democratic ticket per official return judges. Smethport citizen endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble relief.
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28Th
Warren
ais_jtrict
Harvin J. Bixler
Johnsonburg
Congress
Mercer
Mr. Bixler
W. J. Hulings
Mercer County
Bixler
St Marys Gazette
Nickelfrate Dad Tour Ends With Rail Circuits
A fragmented travel notice outlines a multi city rail circuit from San Francisco to Seattle with stopovers and side trips. It mentions returning in October and lists paths through New York area sleepers, Buffalo to Chicago connections, Train No. 2 leaving Buffalo at 2:20 A M and another at 11:55 P M with joining car service. Contact Prudential Building Buffalo for full information.
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Ban Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Ogden
Denver
Salt Lake City
Victoria
Vancouver
Fortland
Seattle
Tacoma
New York
Scranton
Binghamton
Elmira
Buffalo
Chicago
Puynh
Prudential
Allied forces mobilized for possible intervention in Poland
General Foch orders mobilization of available Allied forces for potential intervention if Moscow rejects the armistice plan. France, Britain and Italy to provide mixed troops to aid Poland, as Spa conference awaits Moscow reply. Grabski argues Polish resistance remains the sole barrier to a Bolshevik advance and denies imperial aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Moscow
Grabski
Warsaw
Europe
Spa
Foch
Frénes
Great Britain
Italy
Ite
Ex-Fighter Johnson Offers to Surrender on Conditions
John Johnson former heavyweight champion now a fugitive from justice telephoned from Tijuana to Los Angeles offering to surrender to federal authorities if allowed to go to Chicago and not be treated as a prisoner. WP Hall said no bargain was made and DOJ would not intervene, leaving arrest to the U S marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coraldons
U. S
Jack Johnson
Pugilist
American Justice
Tijuana
California
Los Angeles
WP. Hall
Department of Justice
Johnson
Ulaaid Johnson
United States
Chicago
Hall
J. i. O'Connor
United States District Attorney
United States Marshal
Egyptian Premier Survivor Faces Plotting Teen Execution
Ibrahim Massoud, a nineteen year old Egyptian, was executed by hanging after agreeing to assassinate Premier Tewfik Nesï Pasha on June 12. The attempt used a hazardous device hurled at the Premier's car, injuring the chauffeur and two bystanders. Massoud was captured after taking refuge in a house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibrahim Massoud
Tewfik Nes- Pasha
Empress Eugenie Dies in Madrid After Short Illness
Empress Eugenie Marie de Montijo former Empress of France died in Madrid on Sunday morning after only a few hours of illness. She appeared aware she was near death and died in Spain, her native country with family at her bedside. Born in Granada, Spain on May 5 1826 she was the widow of Napoleon III.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenie
Eugenie Marie de Montijo
France
Madrid
Spain
Granda
Andaisia
Napoleon Alfot Frante
Wilson to call League meeting in November
State department officials say President Wilson will issue a call for the first meeting of the League of Nations assembly in November. The gathering is planned for Geneva or Brussels, with preparations already underway at the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Loague of Nations
State Department
Geneva
Brissels
President Wilenn Plans No Summer Away From Washington
The president will remain in the capital this summer, staying at Washington as he finds the weather comfortable. officials announced from the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital
Wilenn
Washington
Interchurch Movement to Continue in Greatly Modified Form
The Interchurch World Movement's general committee met in New York and voted to continue the movement on a greatly modified scale. A 15 member committee will confer with cooperating denominations to draft a reorganization plan, with a budget not exceeding 75000 to sustain pending changes. An 11 member committee was appointed after a Speers report confirming solvency and that obligations do not exceed assets and pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interchurch World Movement
New York
Committee of 11
James M. Speers
Lady Astor Denies Divorce Charge at Plymouth Speech
Lady Astor rebutted claims she is pushing divorce reform in Plymouth England. She said she never sought a divorce during her troubled family years, noting she obtained a divorce on adultery grounds in the United States and preferred separation. Her remarks followed Hor ath Bottomley's accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Astor
Plymouth
England
Horath Bottomley
John Bult
Aganet
United States
Peereas
Villa Promises Peace and Security for Chihuahua
Francisco Villa pledges peace to the government and vows to make Chihuahua the safest state if his terms are met. He seeks to retain divisional general rank for policing Chihuahua, allot land for soldiers, keep 500 men under his command, and pledge allegiance to the government, El Universal reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Villa
Fos
Serious Charge Against Obregon In Mexican Crisis
Miss Julia Carranza daughter of Mexico's late president accuses Alvaro Obregon in an open letter of ordering her father's execution. She says copies of the letter were received by the diplomatic corps in Washington and she will present proofs if a legally constituted government is formed and justice is not by blood stained hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obregon
Julia Carranza
Mexico
Alvaro Obregon
Washington, Alto
Immigrants Arrive as New York Records Break Down
Report from New York states 13 161 aliens inspected at Ellis Island since the war with 11 161 steerage passengers. Between 600 and 1 000 foreigners still await Snapes drom. Most ships landing immigrants this week show drought conditions and a higher share of men than women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Island
New York
Sugar arrives from Japan via Suez and Gibraltar shipment
A 2400 ton refined sugar shipment from Japan arrived in New York aboard the steamship Sophie Frankel. The cargo transshipped at Gibraltar en route and will be signed to American importers.
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Japan
Suez Canal
Gibraltar
New York
Sophie Frankel
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Myeol
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Florence Denisins
Rowena Feking
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Turis Point
Paul Mattes
Muin Street
Sis
R. D. Coyle
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Carya Anderson
Misa Dellay Tomiulnio
Joan Freeman
Dapan
Presbyterian
Clarenna Selien
A. M. Selden
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P.M
H. J. Lemon
Harry Lundy
Johnsonbure
Leon Strang
Tithe Valley
N. Yay
Lown
Ind
Gleny Mikey
Mee
Lavy Huth
Erie
Pennsylvania Bureau of Markets
Erate
Butler
C. M. Colegrove
Brewer
Warley Gifford, Burgess
Doan
Dean
Well's
Laneya Nave
Anderson
Foster Tilvurn
Oy Mere
Hashmermill Bond
J. M. Wiant
Walt Red
H. M. Knowles
Life Saving Service
United States Coast Guard
Herbert M. Knowles
Third District
Wakefeld
R. L
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Interchurch Movement
Villa
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