List of Individuals Linked to Homer City and Surrounding Areas
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals tied to Homer City and nearby towns such as Blairsville, Indiana, Saltsburg, Reed, Lucernemines, and Shelocta. Names include Costello, DiMarco, Dominich, Hice Rice, Moore Ewing, Maxwell Ewing, Ferguson, Feletig, Green, Hutchingon, Johnston, Kostelnik, McGaughey, McCoy, Nelson, Neal, Plymire, Pierce, Polock, Robinson, Repine, Ruffner, Stutsman, Snyder, Stock, Sweet, Seeland, Starry, Schierer, Trimble, Ventavirei, Wood, Yuckenberg, and others with multiple initials and middle names. The fragment appears from a statewide or local roll or notice listing residents or claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Costello
Reed
Toney DiMark
Moween
Americo DiMarco
Homer City
John Dominich
Coral
Frank Hice Rice
New Florence
R. D
Frederick Moore Ewing
Salisburg
Ray Maxwell Ewing
Livermore
le Toe Mack Joseph Kostelnik
Waterman
Frank Lassu
Costantino Martella
Ernest Joseph Mover
Robert Lisle McGaughey
Indiana
Jay Wilson McCoy
Floyd John McGee
Blairsville
Blair Alvin Nelson
Milton Haylett Neal
Ganta Vernon Plymire
Jay Henry Pierce
Omer City
Clayton Barr Polock
James Arthur Robinson
Saltsburg
Earl Joseph Repine
Homer Guy Ruffner
Lewis Doyle Stutsman
Cramer
Arch Kline Snyder
William Stock
Charles Menry Sweet
Clyde
Oscar Seeland
James McKinley Starry
Blacklick
George Schierer
Lucernemines
Tie Swalga
Lucius
Maller Allies and Ourselves in War Time Moral Stand
The piece argues that support for the Allies goes beyond sentiment to moral duty. It warns that neutrality or rejecting sacrifice harms the soul, while aid of any kind strengthens the fight for freedom, humanity, and peace against tyranny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
Lfe
Germany
Man Prom Names List Gathers Indiana Figures
eS. S. MEN PROM continues with a roster of names including Mernon Baker from Indiana along with Barish Homer City and Butner Liegermorn. The fragment lists several individuals such as Jelo Buzato Lucernentines and others like Philip Chiodo Iselin and Carcelli with OD and R. D. initials.
Local notes from Cherrytree and Manorville area
Community news reports visits and travels of residents Ira Uolsopple and M Amond. Family and friends gather for convalescent and birthday events. A large Red Cross fundraiser at Manor festival with a charity turkey auction. Include reports of visitors from Philadelphia Akron Johnstown and Ohio, and a Chautauqua event in Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Uolsopple
Bedford County
M. Amond
McIntyre
Frank
Samuel Brown
Winifred Baker
Akron
Ohio
Golden Que
Clymer
R. G. Gates
Germin
Johnstown
D.C
Turkey
H. 8. Shaffer
Stephensville
Uust
A. L. Deihl
Fire alarm misread as a household scare
A chaotic morning scene unfolds as a man wakes to a supposed fire. His wife calmly reveals the confusion stemmed from a misinterpreted smell and a mistaken shout of fire, leaving the family unharmed and puzzled by the alarm. The tale centers on startled reactions, a baby, and the humor of a near panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martner
Henry
Botang
Ataira
Nitlentsabeth
Charlotte
Elizabeth
Architect asWitness in Long Island Trial Over Building Costs
A well known architect testified in a Long Island court about building costs while a cross examiner attacked his price knowledge. The lawyer pressed him on brick and cement prices, and the witness replied he did not know exact costs but offered a cautious opinion on the suit clothing the lawyer wore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Asult
Weill
New York Evening Post
Turbulent republics suffer through major Central American eruptions
The article notes nineteen Guatemalan volcanoes with the tallest at 16,300 feet, including fifteen in El Salvador, thirteen in Nicaragua, and twelve in Costa Rica. It recalls Cosiguina in Nicaragua erupting in 1835, causing ashes to circle 1,500 miles, and Nicaragua and El Salvador losing three days of darkness. It also mentions Quezaltenango’s near destruction by Santa Maria in 1893 and earthquakes in Guatemala City, concluding with a reflection on the capital's chosen site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Salvador
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Cosiguina
Balvador
Onjaca
Mexico
Santa Mar
Volcceno
Quezalttenango
Guatdia
Christian Herald
Revival of suttee feared in India reports rise
The article notes renewed suttee practices in Bengal with multiple women choosing death by self immolation after husbands die. It cites recent cases and a Calcutta incident that drew attention to the danger, with vernacular papers repeating such stories and relatives urged to recount them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Calcutta
Dengal
Lost traveler asks for city hotel in parting hint
A stranger at the station asks a local where to find the best hotel, but the reply hints at a hidden motive. After the train departs, the stranger admits a hesitant, cryptic reason for hesitation, suggesting a four dollar yield or cost. The brief exchange creates a curious, noir tone.
Names in a City Directory of Hawaii and Their Meanings
The excerpt surveys Hawaiian city directory names and nicknames seen in Honolulu. It notes humorous and odd monikers like The Pretty Woman and The Ratwater, cites a baptism mix up over Mia and Michael, and mentions names reflecting doctors, drugs, and poetic titles such as Arch of Heaven and River of Twilight from Youths Companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Reretania Street
Honolulu
Washina Malkal
Tompkina
Ramson
Busan
Kukena
Polly Barah
Jane Peter
Henry Ant
Ratwater
Karen OL
Ole
Coan
Mikia
Michael
Millia
Mita
Mia
Winht
Kohula
Kauka
Ita
Joseph Squills
Miss Rhubarb
Liliu O Kalani
Native plants thrive in home gardens despite myths
A writer recounts transplanting a goldenrod from a pasture fence to a garden, where it grew tall and bloomed brilliantly. Neighbors marvel at its beauty, assuming it costs a lot, until learning it grows abundantly behind a barn, prompting a surprised exclamation at its mislabeling as a worthless weed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Monument Marks Historic Spot in Friesack Germany
A curious monument stands where in 1414 Frederick of Stohenzolturn with a heavy cannon partly destroyed Friesack, on the Rhine near Potsdam. A large estate nearby shares the name and its fortified castle was taken by Brod erick after a bitter fight with the rebellious knight Dietrich von Quit gow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick of
Judge Accepts Apology After Contempt Warning
A young practitioner narrowly avoids punishment as the judge priorly offended by a critic remark about the decision contemplates contempt. After quick reflection the attorney concedes the judge was right and wrong, and the judge finally accepts the apology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayde
Voice of Experience Guides Bride on Making Taffy
A prospective bride discusses how to please a husband after marriage, claiming to master fudge and taffy to win his affection. An older woman replies that such confections suit him, whether the bride speaks frankly or remains coy, reflecting a wary exchange on marriage expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pudre
Taffy
Mrs Jobn McGarey Venting at Leoehbing Home
Mrs Jobn McGarey of Leoehbing is venting at the home of her mother, Mrs Luwman, of Ebleventit erect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobn McGarey
Leoehbing
Mrs. Luwman
Ebleventit Erect
Sprot Bratten Letter Shows Wartime Resolve and Home Ties
A wartime letter from Sprot Bratten expresses steadfast American resolve, defender pride, and readiness to sacrifice for homeland safety. He notes Yank and Allied morale, compares trenches to camps, and laments slackers while praising home letters and the Independence Bell, urging continued support for the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ito
Tridiana
States
U. S
Marriages by Telegrams Banned by State Officer
Albany August 27 The Attorney General's office says long distance marriages by telegraph popular at Camp Mills will not hold and no more licenses will be issued. Soldiers awaiting ceremonies face a troubling return to front life as their plans collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Attorney-General
Camp Mills
State Planned Managerial Control Proposal in Oregon
Salem reports a proposed statewide managerial control plan to streamline government. It aims to replace most offices except Governor and Secretary of State with administrative agencies, promising annual savings of about 28,000 dollars. The text includes garbled names and unrelated personal notes from visitors at the Walter’s hockey match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Willeros Odin
Albyin
sehom- Lata_ business ecoftrol
OT and df crew thresh 10,000 bushels in twelve days
Record threshing run reported in Thrashide Anderson Indiana. The OT and df crew thrashed 10,000 bushels of grain in twelve days while consuming 192 gallons of gas. The feat marks one of the record threshing runs for a single outfit in the period.
Municipal Honey Market opens in Cleveland Ohio
Municipal Honey Market to Open at Cleveland O. notes travel items and local movements. Miss Mary Smith of Church street visits relatives. Mrs R M Smith and daughter mentioned. Miss Helen Taust leaves for Beaver County Teachers Institute and will teach at Woodlawn Beaver County this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mear Phil
Mary Smith
Church Street
R. M. Smith
Kpt. W. Va
Helen Taust
Beaver Malls
Beaver County
Local Licenses Listed By Towns And Names
A fragmented OCR list shows names and places including Blairsville Blacklick Lockport Shamokin Clymer Lucernemines and Clymer with individuals such as Ralph Lukehart Margaret Taubher John Barlis Mary Litesky Joseph Turtyk Mariano Syrieig Lucy Bumco and Mary Kupey attached to various towns, suggesting a licensing or registration roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Lukehart
Blairsville
Margaret Taubher
Blacklick
John Barlis
Eevee Lockport
Mary Litesky O
Eeeee Blacklick
Joseph Turtyk
Varees Lucernemines
Mary Kupey
Shamokin
Mariano Syrieig Clymer
Lucy Bumco
Haarlem Oil Capsule Ad Promotes 200 Year Remedy
Promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsulology as a centuries old Dutch remedy for kidney and bladder disorders. Claims relief from back pain fatigue headaches indigestion insomnia and urinary issues with genuine GOLD MEDAL brand caps, imported from Trolland labs and sold at drug stores with refund if ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Holland
Trolland Laboratories
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Ming Gazette
Ig Publiching Fe
George Albert Ferguson
Anton Feletig
Isolin
Bard McKinley Green
Tomers City
John Alexander
George
Indianas
Speer Wilson
Guthrie
Jesse Lowry George
Robert Paul Gibson
Eelligra
Lawrence Hollis
George Taylor Hutchingon
Armagh
Ellis Gordon Johnston
R. Tra
Francis Woods
Josephine
Wilbert
Larrison Wood
Shelocta
Jiuward
Way
Stephen Wagner
Thomas Harry Yuckenberg
Ralph Montgomery
Maller
Es. S. Men
Indiana County
Modern Men’s and Boys’ Store
Dinsmore Bros
Indiana, PA
Datalin
Tompking
Historia
Baed, Feuinge
Philadellphia Stre
Mrnday
Charles W. Baker
Grant Street
Crandyview
Dodge Bros
Anchor Motor Co
Ufexera
Smith
Fightenp Electric Co
Ttx
Edwards
Orat
Clymer Motor Cars
Strorty
Philadelphia Street
Farmers Hotel
Water Street
Gazette Office
Wansted
McCreary Tire and Rubber Co
McCreary Tire & Rubber Co
Pengral
South Fairmount Ave
Pittsburgh
Indiana Candy Works
Wood Girls
Tfx
Wantehed
Jno
W. Klingensmith
Rosa Building
Ah x
M. Suba
Fairview
John Klingensmith
Rose Building
Marion Center
Suttons Milles Garage
Dorsiy Calf
Winder
Lidia Beet & Prayishan Company
Red Cross
Lieenss Phite Noo
Gaxette
Tals
Bret Page
Kndover
Lowes
Sablath
Amd
Elmer Allicon
Morty
Sprot Bratten
Gazette
Oregon
Tmickel
Euston Ars
Wdtter'a
Hoohey Mn
Bash
Odlgland
Thrashide
New Strand Theatre
Emily Stevens
Jessop
Harold Lockwood
May Allison
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