Local social notes from Punxsutawney and area towns
Shoppers and visitors frequent Punxsutawney and nearby communities. Mrs. Pearl Weiss and Mrs. Harry Weaver spend time in Punxsutawney, while Miss Florentine Richardson returns home from Indiana. Various residents travel to Indiana, Williamsport, and Johnstown, with summer school opening and local church events upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nolf
Dell. Gray
Frank Pantall
Punxsutawney
Curtis Oberlin
Blair
Florentine Richardson
Louesta McGovern
Indiana
Oscar Richardson
Williamsport
Pearl
Mumau
Pittsburg
Coral
Edith
Gilhouser
Gilhousen
Idamar
Mary
Mildred Wynkoop
Geneva Galbraith
Grove Chapel
Flora Short
Ida Shields
Joseph Adame
Jacksonville
Pear Cribbs
Vandergrift
Harry Clawson
Falls Creek
D. H. Clawson
Mart, Maloney
Coal Run
Punxeutawney
Bertha Belle Neal
Marion Center School
Amny Martha Shields
Local social notes and visits across the region
Saturday visits by Panied by his uncle Harry Gabriels and other locals detail guests from Punxsutawney Clymer Johnsonburg and Indiana. Church services and revivals, family visits, and employment changes are noted along with a quilt sent to Greenville orphans. Local commerce mentions shoes ranges and farm stalls at Indiana fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gabriels
South Bend
Lavenia Townsend
Indiana
A. S. Lenhart
H. H. Hanna
Oscar Wherry
Vandergrift
The
Reformed Church
Greenville
Twriday
Jacob Silvis
Near Here
In Rayne Township Family Thanks Friends
Mr and Mrs Harry T Cunningham of Rayne township express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the illness and death of their infant son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry 'T. Cunningham
Rayne Township
Prince Albert and Madock Draft Stallions Open 1914 Season
Prince Albert, French draft stallion license No. 498 registered and sound. Madock, Percheron stallion license No. 572 unregistered but sound, to season from May 4 1914. Weekly locations set: Simon Lantry's at Garmins Mills Monday-Tuesday. S. A. Cochran’s barn at Richmond Thursday-Friday. owner’s barn at Lovejoy Wednesday-Saturday. Also notice about wife Goldie Edwards leaving home and declaration of non-responsibility for debts. Bargain ads for groceries and fabrics appear from Brushvalley and Racine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
Madock
Simon ‘Lantry
Garmans Mills
Richmond
Lovejoy
College Education Helpful
A man discusses the value of a college education and its impact on a son named RW being noticed by managers of major league clubs. The dialogue suggests belief in college aiding a career in professional sports and its perceived importance for opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetleve
Aanan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nochester Mills
East Wheatfieen
Mabel Hutchison
Indiana Normal School
William Bowser
Forman
North Dakota
A. Cunningham
Ladies' Aid Society
Presbyterian Church of Armagh
9. W. Hess
Near Dilltown
Rosa
Hutchison
Olga Campbell
Mra
H.R. Dill
Hallie
Dilbent
Hugh Mack
C.G. Dicks
Johnstown
Sy Stephen A. Johnston
Mra. Wim. Bowser
Dilla Cunningham
R. G. Mack
O. L. Riggs
Mra. A. Cunningham
Presbyterian Church
Armagh
Smicksburg
Angus’ Lowe
Virgie Black
Annie ‘Weston
Olive Wingrooge
Butler
Hoover
Marie
Dora Hyskell
Plumville
Mary Hyskell
James Lukehart
Clara Hoover
Rebecca McGaughey
Kk.stiteler
Steele Findley
Mechanicsburg
Sunny
Clyde Denzil Gos
J. W. Mack
Joseph Felton
Feday
Akron
Ohio
Frank Retin
Ben Mack
Hashdon
Edith Neely
Anna Rebn
Clarence Hamilton
Mt. Tabor
B.P. McCullough
Paul Rehn
Glee
Dle
Chambrays
BON Ton
He Linn
Preland
Womien
Rochester Mills
Samuel Gibson
Clymer
David
Harry Weaver
R. H. Knox
J.P. Barrett
Wm. Gibson
Clyde
Bertha
John I
Potts
R. A. Silvis
George Spahr
Apollo
N. A. Davis
C. F. Miller
Elderton
J. A. Lowry
A. S. Len
J. Smith
Bruce Miller
Belieee Academy
Hugh Henderson
Brackenridge
Nancy Coleman
D. E. George
Huey & Moorhead’s
David Edwards
Indiana Fair Grounds
Blairsville Road
Onbere
A. T. Taylor & Son‘s
Goldie
Edwards
Racine, Wis
ROSS
Brushvalley
Indiana, Pa
Wallace & Son, Proprietors
Ade Froy
Darrel
Alness Peer
David Ellis & Son
Matels
H. C. Christy &Co
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