Punxsutawney Social Roundup Notes Local Visits
A string of visits and light social events described in Punxsutawney includes Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bence with daughter Arling and son John traveling to Pittsburgh. D K Stiteler purchasing Bence Lewis Grist Mill. Rev. Hill visiting Dayton. ground breaking for a new bank building. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Holden of Dayton calling on the Hoovers. moves and visits by the Wells, Warden family, Robinsons, Black, and Stiteler households. a Lutheran concert led by Prof. Weber. a shower for Mrs. Everett Kessler at the Wingrove home. and various calls to local families including the Stiteler, Cribbs, Good, Brewer, Whittier, and Lewis households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Beyer
Punxsutawney
Arling
John
Pittsburgh
D. K. Stiteler
Bence & Lewis
F. Pair
Mercer
Mal Shaffer
Rev. Hill
Dayton
Glenn Holden
D. C. Wells
Ronsmoyne
Arthur Warden
Sagamore
A. G. Brewer
George A. Robinson
Kessler
D. W. Stiteler
Kittanning Street
Cora Cribbs
New Kennington
Myrtle Good
Phunville
G.‘A. Brewer
Paul Stiteler
Laura
Quinton
Brilhart sale well attended amid family notices
J L Brilhart sold household goods in a Saturday sale that drew a crowd. He and his family planned a brief visit with his parents before living with a brother near Punxsutawney for a time. Several relatives and neighbors are mentioned in transit or illness notes including Mrs Margaret Work and Mrs Elizabeth McCleister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Brilhart
Brilhart
Punxsutawney
Margaret Work
Manor Street
Elizabeth McCleister
Blairsville
Horace Kinter
Belle McCann
Indiana
Helen Mountain
Laechburg
Charles R. Griffith
The
Independent
Ruth Rhe
Plumville
Guy
Terpe
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Chambersville News Roundup Mixed Indiana Visits
Patrick Stapleton returns from Gary to tend his mother whose condition has improved. Indiana visitors include Mrs Stadtmiller and Mrs North, Mr and Mrs Blair Ansley, and many others. Local folks report road progress under Roy Spencer, new Oakland touring car owned by Irwin Pettigrew, and various calls and weekend visits. Funeral of Mrs A T P Griffith noted. Idaho Telephone Co meeting held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Stapleton
Gary
Ind
Anne Stadtmiller
Indiana
Julia North
Beatrice North
R. W. Jenkins
Blair Ansley
Kimple
Jay McQuiston
Harry Lukehart
A. Brady
Rebecca Blus
Charles Gray
R. W. Jenking
William Downey
Marie Lukehart
Perence Downey
Harry Downey
Florence Groft
Jeff Love
Lowman Downey
Harry Miller
Ed Downey
Homer City
Chambers Downey
Indiana State Road
Roy Spencer
Irwin Pettigrew
Oakland
J. L. Wiggins
Pittsburgh
A. T P. Griffith
Union Cemetery
H. C.devitney
Murray
Thomas Anderson
Sharp Pettigrew
Albert Walker
2. T. Walker
Bride
Walker
Hera
Wilse Stunkie
J. L. Ray
Chas
Hanna
Idaho Telephone Co
Marvin Silvis
Mya
Benton Saltsgiver
South Bend
Howard Kimmel
Seules Wells
Minnie Gibson
Bheloca
Market report on fruits vegetables dairy and grains in multiple regions
The report shows prices on white potatoes, strawberries, apples, and other produce across Western and Middlewestern markets, with notes on butter and cheese markets. It lists livestock values in Chicago and Wisconsin primary markets, and includes prices for grains, feeds, and alfalfa from Minneapolis to Chicago and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Northern
Heatern
Louisiana
Middlewestern
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Wisconsin
Domestic finance signals bullish as market eases
Oversubscribed 156 million six month treas ury certificates at 3 4 percent, Bank of England cuts rate, and easy money expectations grow. New York paper, London acceptances firm, Liberty bonds at par, stock optimism broad. textile, coal strikes largely ignored amid strong cotton consumption and rising raw material prices. Cleveland notes April outlook as strongest since 1920 with iron and steel up, stocks rising, unemployment down, and building activity increasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore H. Price
Commerce and Finance
Bank of Tingland
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
London
Federal Reserve
Stock Exchange
New England
Wood
American Wool i Us
Jion
Bradstreet’s
Cleveland
The
Cleveland Trust Co
Leonard
Ayres
Spring fabric bargains and new girdles for you
Readily available yardage of silk foulards crepe voile and organdies in latest shades. Mercerized poplin and Everfast suiting offer fast color and value. New girdles and novelty belts complement outfits while silk stockings and veiling add smart touches. Includes Peter Pan gingham and children’s Kiddie Kloth options.
Factors that govern Pennsylvania wheat grades and prices
A public note from Geo A Stuart explains how grade standards affect payments to Pennsylvania wheat growers. It argues farmers must understand weight per bushel, moisture, damaged kernels, and foreign material to raise quality. The piece cites grade thresholds from No 1 to Sample Grade and urges action to boost statewide wheat standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Geo. A. Stuart
Penna. Dept. of Agriculture
Jong Leen
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Bmicksburg
Chambersville
Madison McLaughlin
Conada
Charlie McLaughlin
Will ‘Stimson
Abe Cox
J. 8
Gilhousen
Margaret McLaughlin
Near Marion Center
Sara
Margaret
Charlotte McLaughlin
Harvey McElhoes
LaRue McElhoes
Parkwood
Idaho
Minneapolia
Atlanta
Memphis
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Alfalfa
Minneapolias
Prairie Minneapolis
Usiness Prometer
Tartarax
Dr. Lyons
Kolynos
Luxor
Box
Jong
SUILS
Twilbcard
Xtra
Iking
Peter van
M. Wing
Iltsburg
Mwing
Couter Township
Lee
Alex Wwing
Oc. Chapman
Lilie Olute
Montgawer
Howard 'T
Lydig
Cherry Reo
Marcel
In Miller
George ‘Mke
Pine Township
Bate
Anhe Ig Promnt Fee Farmers
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