Wreck and Local Moves Highlight County Town News
Reese Smith, Joseph Smith and Jack Webster were Indiana callers who were in a wreck near Trochester Mills. Loren Hickok moved to Commodore for work. Many Arcadia and local residents visit, travel, or host friends. sales, illnesses, and school notes appear amid a string of brief social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Smith
Joseph Smith
Jack Webster
Indiana
Trochester Mills
Loren Hickok
Commodore
Linnie ¥. Smith
Chloe Tyger
Arcadia
Millie Carson
Culver
Local Car Purchases And Visits Reported In Community Notes
John H Overman Lincoln Adams and Daniel Cameron bought Chevrolet cars from Smith and Adams last week. J A Gibson spent Thursday with C B Qubgon. Ford B Smith left Friday for Mt Clemons Michigan to seek rheumatism treatment. Mr and Mrs Warren Buterbaugh and two children visited Mr and Mrs Zenas Hines Sunday. Mrs F C Adams and Mary Stephens were Indiana callers Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Overman
Lincoln Adams
Daniel Cameron
Claude Henry
Smith & Adams
J. A. Gibson
Ford B. Smith
Mt. Clemons
Mich
Warren Buterbaugh
Zenas Hines
F. C. Adams
Mary Stephens
Indiana
Elders Ridge social notes and visits listed
Mr Frampton of Punxsutawney visited his daughter Mrs T C Manners in Elders Ridge for a Wilder school play in which four grandchildren performed. Several families shared weekends and Sabbaths visiting relatives in Olivet Clarksburg and Indiana. Pupils at Elder school presented Ralph Harrison a safety razor and tie clasp at a farewell parsonage party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lambing
James Ewing
Olivet
Tillia McPhilimy
Erma Manners
Clarksburg
J. H. Manners
R. EB. Fassett
A. R. Ashbaugh
J. A. Gallagher
Edith
M. D. Remaley
M. D
Social Notes From Clarksburg And Surroundings
Albert Sandles spent the weekend at his home on Reed Street in Clarksburg. Reed Stuchell of Plumville visited his sister Mrs. J Wallace Fraser. Several local residents attended divine services at the Saintsburg Presbyterian church Sunday evening. J C Rose is hospitalized in Pittsburgh for an operation. Mrs. J T Young visited her daughter Mrs. Alex Jewel in Livermore. Mrs. J C Rose spent the weekend in Pittsburgh. Marion Torrell spent the weekend with the Cunningham home. Mrs. Anna McLaughlin visits her parents Mr and Mrs H P Sandles. Raymond Jewel called on friends Monday. Samuel Kier of Natrona attended the funeral of his aunt Mrs Sarah Dixon of Livermore and spent Sabbath with his sister Mrs H P Sandles. Hamilton Neal, recently visiting his sister Mrs Carl Crawford, returned to Jacksonville. Mrs John Scott and Mrs Robert Sell hosted the I M F P F club at the Scott home Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Howard Kimmel and Jessie Kimmel spent Wednesday in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helix Friel
Thomas Latsock
Indiana
Lloyd Park
Harry Kooser
Richard Cassidy
Wilgus
Portage
Essie Raleigh
Old
Albert
Darleichmiller
Nicktown
W. R. Webster
George Wassam
B. Bailey
Glen Campbell
Lidith Trimble
Linnie V. Smith
Paul Schmittle
Blairsville
Lloyd Gorman
Irene Brickell
Clair Gaston
Reed Bennett
Olive Lydie
Cherry Tree
Hariwell
Derry
A. A. Wiggins
John
Lowry Wiggins
McKneesport
Lawrence Robinson
Virginia
Virginia Miller
Wilbur Stuchell
Jacksonville
Samuel Kerr
Samuel Kimmel
Frank
Harry
Johnstown
Albert Sandles
Reed Stuchell
Plumville
J. Wallace Fraser
Saitsburg Presbyterian Church
J. C. Rose
Pittsburg
J. T. Young
Alex Jewel
Livermore
Pittsburgh
Marion Torrell
M. Cunningham
Anna McLaughlin
H. P. Sandles
Raymond Jewel
Samuel Kier
Natrona
Sarah Dixon
Hamilton Neal
Carl Crawford
John Scott
Robert Sell
Scott Home
Howard Kimmel
Jessie Kimmel
Armour's Fertilizer Advertising Claim
A local grower touts Armour's Fertilizer as the first shipped here twenty eight years ago and the most used in the area. He markets a large warehouse stocked with a complete assortment for all crops and soil types and offers over thirty years of experience advising customers on fertilizer selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour & Company
Armour
Indiana County Sheriff’s Sale of Colangelo Property
The sheriff will expose at public vendue on Friday April 16 1920 at 1 15 PM at the Court House Indiana Pa the real estate of Wilhelmina Colangelo and James Colangelo lot 64 in Indiana Borough bounded by Nixon Alley Philadelphia Street and Kinter heirs lot 65 with a two story frame house. Sale governed by Fi Fa Vend Wx and Lev Fa. purchaser must pay at least $100 upon knockout and balance by first Monday of June Court. property may be withdrawn if unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Indiana County
Court House
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Wilhelmina Colangelo
James Colangelo
County of
Nixon Alley
James Ralston
Philadelphia Street
Kinter
W. J. Loughry
W. R. Penehrys
J. B Richards
Sheriff's
Omce
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Wallace Dry Goods Co
J.C. Wallace & Son
Indiana, PA
Indiana Roller Mills
Herrick, Wilson & Co
Regind
Chauin
Indiana Bottling Works
Progress
Margaret Coulter
Earl Stumpf
J. F. Russell
Edmond Ankeny
Kenwood
Elders Ridge
J. M. Long
Brakine
Lyle Stewart
Edna Hwing
Erma Hine
Mildred Hwing
Indiana Normal
Joal Strawn
State College
Baltsburg
K. A. Hartman
J. EB. Manners
P C. Ewing
R. E. Fassett
John Snyder
Ralph Harrison
Geneva Snyder
Elinor Crawford
Ming
Etta Manners
Iselin
Earl
Idaho
Erank’ Douglass
Sheriff's Sale
Ford
Pollock
Stor
PENNA
Victrola
Victrola Records
S. Ren Pollock
Farmers Bank Bldg
Wilton
Axminster
Velvet
Brussels
Buchheit Bros
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