Marion Center and Cherry Tree notes page long list of locals
Marion Center reports Dr. Boe's Pittsburg vial visit last week and Mrs Sheridan visiting relatives. James Steele and Charles Glasser left for Alberta to settle. Local youths attended Penton school entertainment. Miss Rose Neal and Paul Hopkins return to Indiana for Normal studies. Will Griffith and sons visited Teannette. Lewis Wetzel visited from Pitcairn. David Krytzer from Sevan in town. Lloyd Mottern returns home to Punxsutawney after year with Aaron Honolc’s livery. Charles Lewis family from China visited H P Lewis. Dr A F McClusky and wife guests at Hotel Marion. Albert Lowman moved to Main street. William Rummel moved to Cherry Tree. Edward Canada moved to Kinport property. Clyde Crossman moved into Camp house. Mrs J Mofarland back from Jersey Shore. Ed Musser and son trip to Tyrone. George M Smith home from Pennsylvania railroad for sore foot. Gail Smith from Barnesboro in town. School closed after successful term by Donald Peterson and Miss Bess Pitts. Caroline Shaw completed term at Breigh. Altoona band to play at Pastime skating rink all week. Shelocta preaching at Curry Run church April 12 by Rev A H German. Mr and Mrs Rossiter visit John Russell. Emergon club hosted by Mr and Mrs John Wiggins. Miss Sara Cunningham visited Mrs Rob Sharp. Miss Elizabeth Fleming closed a successful term of school.
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Rose Neal
Paul Hopkins
Indiana
Normal
Griffith and Sons
Teannette
Lewis Wetzel
Pitcairn
David Krytzer
Sevan
Lloyd Mottarn
Hvery
Aaron Honolc
Punxsutawney
Charles Lewis
China
Athe
H. P. Lewis
Idaho
Hotel Marion
Albert Lowman
East Mahoning
Danks Studell
Main Street
Cherrytree
William Rummel
Burnside Township
Edward Canada
Susquehanna Township
Kinport
Clyde Crossman
Camp House
J.mofarland
Jersey Shore
Gail Smith
Barnesboro
Donald Peterson
Bess Pitts
Caroline Shaw
Curry Run Presbyterian Church
Frank Russell
Rossiter
John Russel
John Wiggins
Emergon Club
Sara Cunningham
Rob Sharp
Elizabeth Fleming
Local Society Notes From Spangler and Surrounding Towns
SAMPLE RUN. Miss Bithyt Braughter, a teacher at Sidman, returns home. Mr and Mrs Clair Oligher and their little daughter visit their parents in Elizabeth. John Bagley, of Ranple Run, visits the Stewarts in Spangler. Jerry Dick of Oklahoma visits Cherryhill township. Mr and Mrs J H McGuire and Moody, returning from Maryland and Washington, come home to Clymer. After four weeks in Clymer Miss Stella Oligher returns to Sample Run. Mrs 8. C. Braughter visits her son Everette in Soward.
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Sample Run
Bithyt Braughter
Sidman
Clair Oligher
Derry
John Oligher
Elizabeth
John Bagley
Ranple Run
Stewart
Spangler
Jerry Dick
Oklahoma
Cherryhill
J. H. McGuire
Moody
Dutch Weather Saying Predicts Fruitful Year
The Kittanning Times notes a long held Dutch adage that a frost on March 24 followed by bright sun on March 26 will yield abundant frosts and a bountiful fruit season, trusting the Dutch kert to accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittanning
Public Sales and Local Notices From Plumville Area
Public sales set at Samuel Gibson home in Cherryhill township and at Nancy McCombs residence Elders Ridge list items including horses hay furniture and farm implements with terms day of sale. Leap Year Skating Party planned at Plumville Skating Rink by G E B Shaffer. A injury report notes H N Craig injured by a rip saw requiring four stitches. Indiana County Gas Company drilling another well near Plumville expected to bring in a strong well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gibson
Cherryhill Township
Dixonville
Ezra Gipson
Gibson
Nancy McCombs
Elders Ridge
D. L. Ettiory
W. M. Ettiorr
J. Can Groran
Plumville
G. EB. Shaffer
Indiana County Gas Company
Miller Farm
Indiana Markets Report Wheat Prices Hit New Lows
Chicago Grain Market notes Wheat May delivery down 21.5 cents, corn and oats lower, May options closed. Butter and eggs quoted with varied values. Cattle receipts 117 cars with prices ranging from 3.50 to 6.90, sheep and lambs steady to slow, hogs mixed with prime heavy at 6.60 and smaller hogs around 5.60 to 6.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburg
Ohio
New York
Wisconsin
Steeplejack Survives 200-Foot Jersey City Fall
Hundreds watch steeplejack Joseph Bailey escape death atop a 200 foot chimney in Jersey City after a gust dislodges his boatswain chair. He grabs a rope as the chair swings away, then crawls over the edge to safety with witnesses alarmed by the swaying ordeal. Relates also two Bay Rum deaths in Decatur Michigan and a barber’s illness, plus a note on The Progress subscription price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bailey
Jersey City
Bailey
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Nationa Bank
H. N. Craig
School Street
Mat
Indiana Lumber and Supply Company
Decatur, Mich
Eewin Carney, Jr
James Mahoney
Seldon Allen
Carney
The
Progress
DEVOE
U. S
J. Mr. Stewart & CO
Penna
Homer City National Bank
Homer City
D. M. Caldwell & Company
Hart, Schaffner and Marx
Kirschbaum
OUR
Philadelphia Street
Indiana County
Walets
Hub
Moore Hotel
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