Local Correspondence from Plumville and Ambrose
Local notes recount visits from A M Morrow of Marion Center and others, housekeeping moves, a wallopaburg coal company layout, and a series of church and school activities across Plumville and Ambrose. Residents, visitors, baptisms, and summons to meetings appear alongside schooling and town events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumviede
A. M. Morrow
Marion Center
Frank Lydick
Indiana
W. H., Weamer
Homer City
John McMillen
Beracha U. P
Ira Stewart
Altoona
Grant Schrecongost
Saltsburg
Josephine Dodson
Clarksburg
Ina Weamer
Mt. Pleasant
James B. Green
Virgil Tomb
Fred Kinsey
John Felton
Rj.tomb
Janes Tomb
Harry Tinkeom
Johnstown
Samuel Hutchison
West
J.J. Tinkeom
Ligonier
R. J. Tomb
T. W. Cramer
Cramer
Local social notes span Blairsville to Indiana area visits
Wilkinsburg residents visit friends in Clack Lick while Blairsville hosts guests from Indiana and Blairsville notable Miss May C Fair. Numerous entries mention visitors to and from Indiana, Blairsville, Barnesboro, Parkwood, and Evans. Activities include business trips, garden social calls, and family visits. The column also notes sick list entry for RiseMore and local miscellaneous town chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clack Lick
Alphia Bell
Wilkinsburg
May C. Fair
Blairsville
Sarah G. Duncan
Grace Lewis
Nannie Orange
St. Clair
Indiana
Mary Johnston
Lyman Palmer
Johnstown
Santa Marshall
Conemaugh
John Hildebrand
Vandergrift
Annie Gardner
Datton Johnston
J. J. Palmer
Singer
Homestead
Smith Palmer
Parkwood
Geo. O. Burns
Mary Berry
Warner City
May C. Hair
Albert Kelley
Margaret Wair
Indiana Normal
Risemore
Maria Martin
Griffith
Ebenezer Smith
James A. Hawna
Lew Reed
W. N. Templeton
Margaret Williams
Barnesboro
J. A. Douglass
Cherrytree
Rebecca Archibald
Hooverhurst
K. G. Davis
Robert Halmiston
Smith I
Dollie Kohlhepp
Dubois
Local residents and property moves noted in Strongtown area
STRONGHTOWN residents shift homes and properties with sales purchases across multiple farms. Samuel Stewart family relocates to a leased house from Julia Strong while William Albright buys the Samuel Stewart property. Other locals buy animals, farms, or goods, with gatherings and visits reported across nearby towns and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank George
Wintondale
William Altimus
John Hoffman
Squire John Cunningham
Nantyglo
George W. Duncan
Samuel Duncan
Rexis
James Magans
Reis
Albert Detwiler
Nolo
The Cunningham Clothing Ready for Spring Fashion
The Cunningham Clothing offers Spring menswear with tailors ensuring style. New gray mixed suits priced at 15, 18, and 20 dollars, plus cheaper lines at 10 and 12.50 dollars, showcasing haircloth stiffening and a snappy tailor effect.
How the Store Blooms With Cottons Throngs of eager visitors
Throngs of eager visitors glad to share in the beauties and economies. Printed Batiste Dotted Swiss Charming Dimity Fine Organdy White Stuffs Persian Lawns 12 1-2¢ Sheer India Linons Fancy Waistings Linons oa) 50c Yd. r to
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Batiste
Dimity
Washable waists offered at various prices
The waist maker advertises washable waists in white color from 1.00 to 3.50, colored waists 0.50 to 1.25, and black or mixed waists 1.00 to 2.50, highlighting fit and artistically designed garments for women, with a 15 cent item mentioned.
Spring Furnishings Offered At Deep Discounts
Buyer promotes low prices on furniture this spring, claiming able and willing to cut costs well below rivals. The offer mentions beds and bedsteads with potential savings up to ten dollars per item and promises proportional discounts on other goods.
Stylish Easter Garments for Women at Low Prices
Women's suits jackets and skirts for Easter offered in stylish tones. Black and navy Panama suits from a home dress maker, homespuns coverts broadcloths priced 12.50 to 25. Five dollar jaunt coats with covert buttons. Special assortment of 50 skirts bought at closing out price, now 3.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Victor Roller
Patterns Lace Curtains Exhibit Shows Many Styles
A display featuring 104 patterns of lace curtains with 74 different styles. Attendees are invited to sit and view a wide range of patterns offered at special values from 2.00 to 10.00 dollars, including finer and ecru curtains.
Window Shades and Blinds for Every Room
Local shop offers window shades and blinds in all sizes with neat trimming and smooth rollers. Stock colors include multiple shades. regular blinds measure six to seven feet long and priced from 25 to 50 cents.
Matting in China or Japan Makes a Nice Covering
A note describes matting styles from China or Japan as suitable coverings. It states a typical yard coverage of 12 1 2c to SQc, highlighting the material's visual appeal and practical use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Linoleums Offered in Widths and Cloth Styles
Linoleums 72 inches wide offered in printed and inlaid cloths. Prices run from $1.00 to $2.50 per yard lineal.
Ladies Easter Shoes and DON'S stylish options
Footwear ad lists patent kid shoes with flexible soles and Cuban heels at 3 dollars, patent tip kid models at 3 dollars, and DON'S shoes available in high cut or Oxford styles in black or tan for 2 dollars and 50 cents.
Boys Wash Suits and Bloomers Price List
four blouse style wash suits in Blouse Suits fancies priced 50 cents to one dollar White Duck and P K blouse style 75 cents to one dollar Buster Brown Bloomers range from 1.25 to 1.50 dollars
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P. K
The Basement Store Bargain Center Ad
Queensware dinner sets priced from 4 90 to 12 50 with color options and patterns. Household items include oil 10c, glue 10c, soap 5c, brooms 25c, and children's muslin clothing 10c. Also assorted pins and cheap sheet pins offered.
Metallic kitchenware sale with plated and granite items
Nickel plated teapots and coffeepots with granite teakettles offered alongside a tin bottom wash boiler and tin cover. Boys' clothing basement prices at half price. 50c women's Percale wrappers, carpet beaters 10c to 25c, scrub brushes good quality 10c and 15c.
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. H. Myers
Rockway
Green County
John Roser
G. W. Roser
Sarah Wilkins
Vernie
Samuel Roser
Gon. Chas
Il. M. Brandon
Clark Petticont
Armstrong Township
George Hamilton
Center Township
J. C. Cochran
W. T. Calhown
T. W. Dunmire
Smith's
Marlie John
Thomas Douglass
Purchase
Gaibleton
Ben Walker
Anna
Dixonville
Mr. Walker
John Wilson
David Blue
Chambersville
Eliza Buchanan
Frank Fleming
Bayne Township
Horace Kinter
David Black
John Edwards
Matilda Steily
First National Bank of Indiana
Henry H. Steving
Smith
Cunningham
System Sue Clothing
N. Sixth Street
Penna
Cunningham Company
A. S. Cunningham
Ingrain
Smyrna
Axminsters
Ecru
David Ellis & Son
Wallace Dry Goods CO
Brussels
Ingrams
J. C. Wallace & Son
Philadelphia St
Smart
Men’s Packard Shoes
Bargain Center
Queensware
le Page
Dennison
Dr. Kaiser
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