Local Correspondence From Amickburg to Indiana Area
Local items note Virginia Lewis of Punxsutawney awaiting decision on a call from Smicksburg and Trade City Lutheran congregations. Several moves, visits, and small-town business notes include residents relocating, court sales, trades, and community visits across Amicksburg Coral Grisemore Marchand Hillsdale and nearby townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amicksburg
Virginia Lewis
Punxsntawney
J. B. Lewis
A. R. Longanecker
Swissvale
Trade City
Smicksburg
J. T. Stewart
Maud Miller
Oliveburg
Anna Hughes
Punxsutawney
Fannie Bell
Weat Mahoning Township
Philip Postelwaite
Walier
J. T. Postelwaite
Highland Avenue
J.T. Hoover
West Mahoning Township
Orphan's Court
Elizabeth Crissman
Philip Snitton
Indiana
Smickaburg
Wilber Beyer
Oliver Lewis
Beyer Farm
Beyer
Mal Redding
Old City
Harvey Mauk
Rochester Mills
A. Kamerer
Butler
Albert Irwin
John Lukehart
Mr. Lukehart
Mr. Irwin
Lukehart
Denton
D. D. Good
R. C G. Robinson
Ponxsutawney
Josephine Dodson
Local notes from Plumville and Pink Flats communities
Mrs Clarissa Empfield spent winter with son Edwin in Cresson and daughter Mrs Chas Jenks in Punxsutawney. Others visit Pittsburg, Johnstown and Glassport. School prospects look bright. Dunkard group buys old U P church and plans repairs. Local moves include Curis Bowers into Houck residence and Will Lydick into his own house. Community members attend commencements and purchase spring millinery. Bank deposits at First National Bank rise significantly since December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarissa Empfield
Edwin
Cresson
Chas. Jenks
Punxsutawney
Miriam Stake
Oliver Stadtmiller
Glassport
Albert Hyans
Pittsburg
Deasie Empfatd
Kehdol
Johnstown
Curis Bowers
Houck Henge
Will Lydick
Dunkard Brethren
U.P
H.C. Mack
W. HL
Adams
Plumvilee
Darwin Kinter
Dayton
Jolsephine Dodson
Moody Speedy
Alma Fry
Eunice Kirkpatrick
West Lebanon
Weathering Homeward Rain Wear at Cunningham's
When venturing out you cannot predict the weather. Cunningham's offers rain coats and umbrellas to guard against storms. The store promotes pleasant, profitable clothing choices with Nutangi pants ranging from 2.50 to 5.00 per pair. Easter neck wear, strong linestats priced 25 to 50 cents, and new spring patterns are featured.
Carpet Department Announces New Floor Stock Sale
A second floor carpet department presents an assortment of patterns and colors that surpass prior efforts. Orders were placed before wool carpet price increases, allowing this lot to be sold at former low prices.
To select the correct spring hat buy hers
Proper fit is assured. Our aim s to give you as good a hat as money will buy. The new derby leads this season at $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3. Soft hats, the new shapes are pleasing to the tasteful buyer, $1 up to $3. Your Easter hat will look well if bought here. Small velvet rugs $1.00 each.
Inexpensive women garments and spring wares offered
A catalog of women’s clothing including covert jackets at $9 to $12.50 with sizes 32 to 42, satin lined outfits, and nigh fashion touches. Also waist and jacket items priced from 50 cents to $3. Plus Empire Refrigerators in ash finish with galvanised iron linings and several sizes from 8.90 to 18.00, featuring dry air circulation and large ice spaces.
Basement Headquarters Egg Poacher Cooker Ad
The Basement Headquarters in Indiana county offers a large egg poacher capable of cooking five eggs at once. Describes Buffalo steam cereal cookers with granite inner pan. Price listed at $1.00. Interested persons encouraged to inquire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Buffalo
Square cake pans and assorted kitchenware sale
Square cake pans with loose bottoms and center tube plus four posts to protect cakes when inverted. Perforated pie pans include a knife cleaner to release pies. Foot bath tubs in two sizes at 30 and 40 cents. Wash boilers with metallic bottoms offering service of three tin bottom boilers with cold handles at a dollar.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ambrose
Wallace McMillen
Creekside
Spencer Farm
Mahoning Township
Margaret McMillen
Curtis Morrow
Scott McGahey
Hi Bear
Kellysburg
Jacob Burkett
Albert Harbridge
Christ Mangus
Lisle McCall
Dubois
Elmira McCall
Nellice Matthews
McQuown
George Jamison
Coral
C. Donaldson
James Repine
C. W. Kellar
Salina
William Lockard
Homer City
Lizzie McCoy
Biddle
Here
I. L. Miller
Toitoy
Ei. Napp
Lovejoy
Elin
Charles Davis
Hillsdale
Lavina Clark
Glen Campbell
John Gramley
Arcadia
Getty
George Getty
Goon Cunuseran
Josupa Wagner
Indiana, Pa
Prnn
Pink Flats
Simeon Stein
John W. Williams
Philip Lang
Williams Cottage
Joseph Slater
Mminps
John Slater
Mr. Stein
First National Bank
Cunningslam & Wishen, Attorneys
Andrew Williams
Inntana
Pennsylvania
Johoson
Tinthen County
Kansas
Amit
Chiy Center
Chiy
Henry Page Bey
Charles Kanmor
Agate
Joh M. Lowes
Folin Norv
Tigeley Hots Willnns
Gitdher
Johnson County
Kanata
Willis
Lanka Townably
Natinescaty
Rebecca
Steve Herbison
Dale
Minini County
Kanaeas
Robert Willins
Hub
Ted Shemerhorn
Holly
Olnthen
Orphin's Court
Orphans Court
Ast
Andrew Willing
Banks Township
Incinoa County
Tuchina
Aml
Taeliina Progress
Ashoel
Ont Sahil
Cidfaan
Apel
JN Bownry, Mork
Neff’s Shoe Store
Bostonian
Mar Man
W. S. Neff
Henry H. Steving
Wannup
Winter's Restaurant
Philadelphia Street
THE
Pittsburg Clothing House
Id Girls
Indiana House
Cunningham Company
Cunningham's
Chofamssl
LACE
East
N. Y
Brussels
Ingrain
Victor Roller
David Ellis & Son
Wallace Dry Goods CO
Ingrams
Brussels Art Square
Wallace & Son
Philadelphia St
Penna
Empire Refrigerators
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!