Personal mentions of visiting relatives in Medford and nearby towns
The Rev W Fr Silelde of Medford Ore visits his uncle R N Miller on South Tenth Street. Mrs Harry Buehelt and daughter Ruth of South Firth Street return from visits in Tefferdon and Clearfield counties. Prof J Murray Pierce and daughter of Wilmington Del visit sister Mrs O H Brady near Ambrose. Mr and Mrs John McLain and son of Wilkinsburg visit Mr McLain's parents Capit and Mrs G Adams McLain of Philadelphia Strat. Mr and Mrs D Wine host a birthday party for daughter Helen Louise with a chancy lunch. Mrs Charles Brownlee and son Paul of Portland Ore visit father Benjamin McCreight on School Street. Mr Brownlee plans to join later. Mrs Laura B Codie and Mrs C G E Lockhart Ridgeway Pa, Mrs D A McClintock Oil City, Mrs M J Currin Franklin, Mrs J Y Woodward and Mrs G J Young Coatesville Pa, and Annie C Deshler Dep't Press Correspondent Selinsgrove Pa attend the W B Convention. Mrs James R Daugherty of Enfield Street plans to join Northampton Mass for Dorothy Daugherty's graduation at Smith College and Smith College Commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Fr. Silelde
Medford
Ore
R. N. Miller
South Tenth Street
Charles Brownlee
Paul
Portland
Benjamin McCreight
School Street
Brownlee
Mabel McCreight
Laura. B. Codie
E. Lockhart
Ridgeway
D. A. McClintock
Oil City
M. J. Currin
Franklin
J. Y. Woodward
G. J. Young
Coatesville
Annie C. Deshler
Dep't
Selingrave
James R. Daugherty
Enth Street
Northampton
Smith College
Dorothy Daugherty
Mass
Caro
Holehem
Women Elect Officers At GA RY Session
The Ladies of the GA RY opening session saw the presentation of a diamond ring to retiring president Mrs Mary Speilisby of Philadelphia. Officers elected include President Mabel Blark Pittston Vice presidents Anna Murrow Philadelphia Jennie Smayd Pittsburgh treasurer Mabel Nissan chaplain Mary Clifton Pittsburgh council administration Princes Chamberlain Homestead Bert Shriner Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ga.ry
Mary Speilisby
Philadelphia
Meers
J. N. Banks
Naylor
Mabel Blark
Pittston
Anna Murrow
Jennie Smayd
Pitsburgh
Mabel Nissan
Mary
Clifton
High School Notes on Teacher Elections and Staffing Changes
The district re elected the High School faculty and elected Prof. D Lester Winger principal of the Third ward setup. Miss Mary Dn, senior, will vacate by the nonapplication of Miss Alepheus, who moves to Santa Barbara. The Board raised salaries for Grade 1 teachers by 2 NM per month but cites financial constraints. The Indiana High and Grade school schedule shifts to Augusta with school openings Monday. Friday night’s teaching staff includes Eythel Henderson and several new teachers, with Joh printing noted as forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faquily
Indiana
Augusta
Watt
Midsea Beptuary
Eythel Henderson
Gata MM. Duycun
Hytey Campbell
Berths’ Brownlee
Mys
Hirdie Keener
Melinda Ketwiler
Martha Hamilton
Alma Stuchell
Stelig ‘tHas
Inger
May Bogee
Laura Bash
Mar-garet Lowman
Caroline Gesler
Bass Kellar
Mayzayet Lockard
Sara Bruce
Jelon Button
Five Rules for Borrowing Money in Farmers Bulletin
The U S Department of Agriculture publishes Farmers Bulletin 593 How to Use Farm Credit with five rules to guide farmers contemplating loans. Prioritize a use that yields more than debt service, align loan term with asset life, and amortize principal. Emphasizes prudent borrowing, low interest, and avoiding folly over thrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculte
Firat Staht
Ial
Opening Day of State Encampment Parade in Indiana
The first day of the Annual State Encampment of the G A R in Indiana opened with a civic parade and patriotic decorations as veterans arrive by special train from Philadelphia. Citizens greeted the visitors with courtesy, then motor and streetcar tours highlighted the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Womens’ Belief Corps
Clymer
Ernest
Presbyterian Church
Wrair
Wiggin s Family 100 Year Farm Anniversary Reunion
The Wigging family marks 100 years on the same White township farm begun by Thomas Wiggins and Elizabeth Lytle in 1814. A reunion will be held at James W. Wiggins farm on Friday June 26 with organizers Coulter Wiggins James W. Wiggins Maggie Bryan and Jenny Jamison guiding relatives to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigging
White Township
James W. Wiggins
Thomas Wiggins
Elizabeth Lytle
Indiana
Hood School Hougsg
Clymer Jelley
Coulter Wiggins
Blatravilla
Maggie Bryan
Jenniny Jamison
Hasieta
Big Central Power Plant Targeted Near Seward
Residents near Seward welcome a plan by the Cittawat Light Went and Power Go to build a great central power plant. The company claims water rights on nearby streams and would create a reservoir. The Citizens company has sought a charter to enter adjacent townships and regions in Cambria County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cittawat Light
Went & Power
Johnstown
Great Central
Seward
Electro Company
Wave Bevn
Citizens Company
Ar Bited
H. H. Weaver
Miners Point
Beho
East Taylor - Towngh
P Telda
Cambria
Unclaimed Letters in Ind Ang Pfileg Time 1814 List
Inquiries about the unclaimed letters from the Ind Ang pfileg Time 6 1814 include Q N earh Mon Hid Heyy Misy Mabel Hoover ina gaia Martinster Bandgistes Charlie Wilkison Verona Kozay. Requesters should state the letters were advertised with the date 7 Harry WiPRB P.M Budscribe for the Rynocrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q.N. Earh
Hid Heyy
Misy
Mabel Hoover
Ina
Gaia Martinster Bandgistes
Charlie Wilkison
Verona Kozay
Harry Wiprb
P.M
Kiskiminetas Springs School Commencement Opens in Snitaburg
The 26th annual commencement began Sunday in Snita burg with Rev Archibald Robinson of Pittsburg delivering the Baccalaureate Sermon. A baseball game at Colegians followed and the Kilkinintas Minstrels performed in the gym. Indiana Normal played the Kisk team on Monday afternoon, and a Principals Reception occurred Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiskiminetas Springs
Snitaburg
Archibald Robinson
Pitts. Big
Kext
Pittsburgh’ Colegians
Kilkiningtas
Indiana Normal
Kisk
Charles Elliott Hastings
Wu Kinsburg
Wiliam Lloyd McCreight
Indiana
Allen Carlysie Jones
Bellevue
William Hall Brown
Huntingdon
Robert Henry Chance
Stringfield
Harold Dutean Crawford
Parkersburg
W. Va
Paul Gardner Lewis
Ben Avon
James DeHart
Reynoldsville
Henry Wade Dunlap
Pittsburgh
Frank Percival Dyang
Salisburg
Richard Jenkinson
Laughlin
George Crawford McCreery
Pittsburg
David Blair Mingle, Jr
Tyrone
Otto Scheeren
Ford City
Maynard
Barn Fire Destroys Smickeburg Farmer's Barn
W. 8. Coleman of Smickeburg loses barn and most contents in a morning blaze. About five head of cattle perish and Coleman, a nine year old boy, suffers burns. Loss estimated over $5,000 with only $1,800 insured. Fire suspected incendiary. no recent activity at the barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Smickeburg
Weulay
Coleman Ig
Ncandiaries
Won Premiums At Baltimore Industrial Parade
In a crowded display of over 1,000 horses and teams, two Bennett & Sons entries won premiums. The gray team took the flat premium and the black team earned the second premium. The event drew wide attention and notices appeared in the Baltimore papers with pictures of the prize winners. Starford’s BE Napp won the contract to build a four room veneered schoolhouse there, to be erected in the dinner month. Nappalte also overseeing a large Greenwich Supply Co. store building project in Starford. Skat League Tournament set for Milwaukee, June 13–14 and Aug 6, 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
M. Benett & Sons
Bennett
Baltimore Peets
Potida Hes Ing
BE. Napp
Starford
Nappalte
Greenwich Supply Co
Starsford
Marraville Civic League Faces Indictment Move
The Marraville Civic League, led by Rev Ry 43, confronted a grand jury as an indictment was ignored and costs charged to the prosecution. The effort aimed to probe the workings of a local lodge order and provoke further prosecutions against dissenters under McClure’s influence. The piece condemns persecution as contrary to the Prince of Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marraville
Civic League
Hoy
McClure
McCure
Grand Jury Returns List for June Murder Trials
The June Grand jury reported eighteen true bills and recommended repairs to county buildings. Indictments include murder charges against Geto Palmere and Tony Lombirdo, with other counts such as assault, robbery, burglary, and fornication. Two murder trials are slated to open Monday afternoon, June 16, due to a G A R encampment. Sheriff sales followed, detailing several land tracts sold at the Court House Friday afternoon to various buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Snyder
Tou Toots
Domentek Datroner
Velous Misehter
Alist Redolfi
Alexander Cento
Geto Palmere
Tony Lombirdo
Chilken
Raymond Byars
Clyde Bobhbet
John Lydick
Frank Buderlesky
John Gadus
Scott Smith
Charles Darnard
Mike Hriez
Annie Hriez
Wgs
Elwyer Mogan
Mike Jeke
Wilbur King
Sam Hass
Crimy
Ine
Dani Kelling
Shane George Jellines
Court House
D. B. Wineman
Gcros
Maelskelk Township
Soli Tay A
Murray J
Charl, Et Ad
Aultsburg
Samuel T. Kier
Milk Bottles Notice on Weight and Measure Law
A fragmented notice outlines bottle marking and cap capacity requirements under the Weight and Measure Law. It warns owners of bottle and jar penalties for noncompliance and lists allowable bottle sizes and error limits, though the text is garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiswoleht
Regent Deaths and Local Obituaries Reported
A series of death notices and funeral details from Regent area communities recounts the passing of Dickie Wa, a brakier from Mex, and Mrs Daugherty of North Seventh Street, with services pending or held. Also noted are Dr George W. Reese of Banks Two, aged 73, and Thomas Powley, who died by suicide at East Malonng, with funeral arrangements described for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickie
Brakier
Mex
Wilthant
Hosdelk
Wayne B.ehio
Paramaeete
Antelone
Dlaktohong
Oelork
Daughers
Jennie Kureusen
Daugherty
Shoning Daugherty
Mieventh
Milday
Oath
Daugharty
Oelock
Oakland Cemetery
Puta
Reese
George Ws. Reese
Banks Two
Mortoty
Hugig Alientele
Clarion County
7Th
Peannaymnia Volunteer Infantry
Wive Nts
Weed
Domlyt
Chen
Panxsutawney
bin Gerd Vullon
Wag Ah
Dr. Shields
Mortons
Charles I
Hortona
Min
Purl
Mouton Center
Tasae Thoase
Sligo
Mary Pelaugh
Hawthorne
Ovary
Charch
Hortons
Sicdiy
Afernoon
Thomas Powley
Amiga Powley
East Malonng
WWE Py
Hiliiied
Notice to Contractors for School Building Erection
Notice to contractors by the township school board for erecting two new school buildings on a specified plot. Details and specifications available at the office. bids to be submitted by the stated deadline with cash before closing. Public sale of old buildings set for the 13th at the secretary’s office. removal and storage terms noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe
Sehool
Celva Dida
Bectululy
Todt
Melboury
Mt Holtwood
de Biane
Gan
Weddings arranged amid cross state and town ties
Anhtiny Harrie and McGall Lowman William Meath wed in a large ceremony with many local and out of state guests. The groom Mr Sexton and Miss Romayne Waser, both connected to Indiana, announced in a Lutheran church. The couple plan an East Coast honeymoon after a train journey from Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexton Wagner
Kiuanes Mall Sexton
Jaling Town
Romayne Waser
Indiana
Whitey
Bude
Mr Sexton
Mins Wiener
Mei
Uly J
Mvs
Sexton
Ad Mys
Thomas Wagner
North Mourlnsteset
India State Normal School
Greensburg
Mary Jexton
Leenst Street
Tlé
Tidiana Norbal
Indiana Evening Gazelle
Johnstown
Leudeu
Sexton Lave Y
Jolie Town
Gland
Marinace
West Lebanon Reunion Plans Noted in Local Notice
Townsfolk gather for a West Lebanon reunion event in July at the Presbyterian church. The notice outlines a past era program with old-time community groups, a luncheon, and a parade route through local streets.
Endorsement Ad In Support Of Kidney Remedy
A reader praises Doan's Kidney Pills in a testimonial letter. The note claims the remedy relieved a kidney problem after symptoms described as back pain and kidney trouble. It mentions an endorsement from a Tadtime citizen and suggests ordering through the Democrat office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadtime
Bea Wavik
Yary Buferer
Owl Street
Doun
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Harry Buehelt
Ruth
Bouth Firth Street
Tefferdon and
Clearfield
Ountley
J. Murray Pierce
Wilmington, del
Mr. Pierce
0. H. Brady
Near. Ambrose
John MeLain
Wilkinsburg
Mr. McLain
Capit
G Adams ‘McLain
Philadelphia Strat
Helen Louise
Wiggins
Citizens Light, Heat & Power Co
New Entarnrige
Budscribe
Kiski
Creekside Preabysterian Church
Ray
Ww. F. Carnahan
Mre. Wilson
Milwaukee
Wis
Grand Jury
Smits Tana
Ipiters
Andy
Albert Aya
Hiram Smith
Midersvirtue Acaany
Jefferson College
Canomabee
Tue
Ubas
Jumedi
Peterman
St Chia
Water Street
Harrie
McGall—Lowman Wiliam Meath
Atine Lith Levys
Ap Starford
Ldap
Newrs
Pater
Marlow Duneath
West Lebanon
Lealet Mirdo
Laianon Peheot
Dewi
Presbyterian
Matson
Mtatson
Conca Lybh Astriet
Democrat
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