News of County Towns in EAST RUN
Mrs Laura Longwill of Indiana visited relatives here last week. Miss Valentine Richardson of Rochester Mills stayed with Miss Cora Mae Mumau. Mrs M A Farnsworth and daughter Bessie were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Jos Houck of Purchase Line. Several local residents hosted guests and relatives during the period including Mrs Miuta Tarr, Jean Langham, Clyde Truffner and Murray, and W C Treese of Ardenna. A birthday party was held at J M Martz’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Longwill
Indiana
Valentine Richardson
Rochester Mills
Cora Mae Mumau
M. A. Farnsworth
Bessie
Thee
Jos, Houck
Purchase Line
Mig Aetha Mumau
Emer City
Mumav
P. C0
Langham
Jean
Culver
John Langham
Miuta Tarr
Pine Flats
Frank Kerr
Jéi
Clyde Truffner
Murray
Homer City
Surnday
W. C. Treese
Enfna
J. L. Muman
Fishermen depart for Juniata near Woolrich? Wollidaysburg
Prot C A Campbell M W Campbell H C Mack James L S and Samuel Stutzman left Monday to fish for pass in the Juniata river near Wollidaysburg. Miss Jane Davis of Johnstown visiting Florence Dick. Adam Hare and Mabel Learn married July 29 by Rev T A Patterson in Armagh Presbyterian Range. Numerous local visitors and events noted including lectures and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Campbell
M. W. Campbell
H. C
Mack
James
L. S
Samuel Stutzman
Pass
Juniata River
Wollidaysburg
Jane Davis
Johnstown
Florence Dick
Adam Hare
Mabel Learn
T. A. Patterson
Presbterian Range
Armagh
Aileen Tinkcom
Peru
Ind
Wm. Mer-riman
Tinkecom
Horace Patelin
Pittsburgh
J. L. Caldwell
Columbia Hospital
Pearson
Africa
Ozy Poling
Dilltown
Frank Patchin
Samuel Killen
Ben Yingling
Altoona
C. B. Mack
John Mack
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Pearl M. Liggett
Indiana
Grandview Farm
James A. Mack
J. 0. Mack
Clyde
Cunningham's
Rdv
T. Arthur Patterson
Armagh Presbyterian Church
Dora Tomb
Mabel Stutzman
Mabel Matthews
Cornell Cunningham
Dean Lynn
Jos. N. McKelvey
McKelvey
McCullough
Jos. N. Dill
Hugh Mack
Gleaners
Roga May Watchis
Weekend Guests Reported From Nearby Towns
Mrs. Anna Spaulding spent the weekend with her sister in Teed Junction. George Moxsbougher returned from Bloomsburg to enter the local vocational school. Miss Grace Silvis of Greensburg visited her aunt Mrs Joln Baker. W. LD. Boyea of Chicago Ledger fame called here. Alf John Baker and niece Miss Silvis spent Wednesday with Mrs. Chester Harvey in West Lebanon. James Shearer of South Bend was a Ridge caller on Sunday. William Craig of Parkwood and R. M. Coulter of Blairsville visited the Snyder home Saturday evening with Miss Florence Wihan. Mrs. Sloan Raleigh and daughter Alma Baker of Apollo visited Mrs. S. H. Snyder. Miss Arvilla Snyder of Indiana spoke on Sabbath evening about community improvement. Margaret and Ella Coleman visited Annabell Ewing Thursday. Miss Mildred Ewing visited Gertrude Townsend. Mrs. R. E. Wasett and daughter Martha Jane visiting Indiana this week. Misses Florence Wilson and Geneva Snyder and John Snyder visited Homer City and Lucerne Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Spaulding
Smith
Teed Junction
George Moxsbougher
Bloomsburg
Grace Silvis
Greensburg
Joln Baker
W. LD. Boyea
Chicago Ledger
Old Academy
Alf
John Baker
Silvis
Chester Harvey
West Lebanon
Margaret
Ella Coleman
Annabell Ewing
Mildred Ewing
Gertrude Townsend
R. FE
Martha Jane
Indiana
Florence Wilson
Geneva Snyder
John Snyder
Homer City
Lucerne
Pyrox The Rou Ble Potato and Veg Oil Solution
A cryptic note explains a 6 gallon mixture labeled Pyrox the rou ble potato and vegetable product. The entry cites the term vegeo seemingly indicating vegetable oil and lists a quantity of six gallons with a price or measure of 40.
Two Cattle Breeds Note From Country School Exam
A country school exam asked students to name three cattle breeds. A third grader wrote there are only two breeds on their farm Minorkeys and Hefferg. A Quaker farmer milking a lively cow humorously exclaimed he would not kick but twist her durn tail when the cow overturned the pail.
Rube defined as forty-one hour, ninety-five dollar a week laborer
The dialogue mocks a laborer who expects farmers to sell food cheap. Cy clarifies the term Rube, describing the worker as a forty-one hour, ninety-five dollar a week laborer who assumes farmers will cut prices. The exchange highlights rural-urban tensions and practical attitudes about work and wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram
Mr J G McCrory Upgrades Packard in Brushyalley Township
Mr J G McCrory of New York and Brushyalley township had a new Falls Cord Tire fitted to his Packard at the Big Ware horse. The tire promises 8000 miles of reliable service, marking a notably good deal for the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. McCrory
New York
Brushyalley Township
McCrory
Spirit in which they were sent and service promised
An ill alderman thanks a friend for brandied cherries and praises the spirit of generosity. The piece then extols a store’s customer service and prompt attention to orders, claiming the same spirit guides both in person and by phone, and that this spirit helps the store grow.
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Idaho
J. M. Martz
Gladys Scott
W. B. Crawford
Howard Kimmel
Replogle
Garl Crawoord
Cree ‘Kilnoe
Jane George
Dm Vandergrift
Frank George
John Scott
William Beatty
Rotta George
Joseph
Apollo
W. P. ‘George
T. W. Fisong
Brushvalley
Herbert Brink
Val Zens
Vandergrift
M. Hugh
William Herling
Beatrice Scelly
Bessie Rager
Elda
Gertie Miller
Bolivar
Andrew Pittman
Wifs
The
Wallace Dry Goods Co
J.C. Wallace & Son
Philadelphia Street
Indiana, PA
Farmers Bank & Trust Company
Farmers Bank & Trust
Derry Cine
Ovizinik
Farmers Bank Bldg
East Wheatfield
Plumville
James Green
Charlero
R. D. Delancey
Laura Weaver
James McQuown
Ambrose
Wilma ‘Perry
Indiana Hospital
Ethel Good and Sons
Morris and
Ray
Amanda Kirkpatrick
Mary Ashbaugh
Turtle Creek
Dillie Morrow
Richard Bell
C. G. Marshall
Pifer
Mary
Esther
J. G. Walker
Dale Seanor
Devon
Mich
Seanor
Ndiana
Baryl Seanor
Edna Davis
Davis
Elders Ridge
Genasco
Trinidad Lake
I. R. Smith Coal Co
Jewel Mine
Smith Homestead
Myers
Plymouth
JM Stewart
BIG Warehouse
Buchheit Bros
Tee Westing
Fieg
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