WET WHEATFIELD AND TOWNSHIP GOSSIP NOTICE
WET WHEATFIELD reports farmers cutting oats this week and a series of visits and social events. A.W. Campbell visits Teary. C A Campbell of Armagh visited Heshhon. May Ray guest of RR Wilson in Saltsburg. E E Dickie of Huff visits Jobstown. William Ramsey plans to move to Altoona. Jennie Wakefield visits Blairsville. Andrew Carnahan's ewe and lamb killed by lightning. Tyr McCaskey Latrobe visits. Joseph Brantlinger Garfield Sabbath visit. J A Campbell ships cattle east. Idlewild Presbyterian picnic attended. Rev Tinker bicycle ride to Idlewild. Frank Isaughman buys lot in Heshbon. Rev Kelly on two weeks vacation. Thomas Reed visiting Bolivar. Mrs Clarence Reed and children visiting from Ulis nuis. Nancy Thompson and Miss Lewis from Kent in town. Nannie McGough and cousin to Pittsburg. Lightheiser family visiting. Couch and Dr Blakley spent Sabbath at mother’s home. Rev Gealey serving Jacksonville and Conemaugh pulpits during illness. Rev Littell and wife with Cal McAdoo and wife and H B Fulton and Lininger sisters at Idlewild UT picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Campbell
Heshhon
C. A. Campbell
Armagh
Germany M. FE
May Ray
Saltsburg
RR. P. Wilson
E. E. Dickie
Huff
Heshbon
Altoona
Jennie Wakefield
Blairsville
Friends
Andrew Carnahan
Tyr. McCaskey
Latrobe
Joseph Brantlinger
Garfield
Clarence Reed
Ulinuis
W. E. Collins
Nancy Thompson
Lewis
Kent
Nannie McGough
Miss Lininger
Pittsburg
Lightheiser
Jeutie
Picnic adds to local oddities and warnings
Mr Fornan Edmiston and wife contest a suit with Win Burkhart over Sabbath. Several pranks at the picnic Saturday evening yielded relieved of whips and knee robes. Wi Sides and wife from Martintown visited friends over Sabbath. Axle pranks on buggies draw legal threat. A D Graham, once a local mail carrier now in the west, visited his brother J B Gayalim and spoke on Republican protection as Cleveland appoints party allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fornan Edmiston
Sue
Win
Burkhart
Sides
Martintown
A. D. Graham
West
J. B. Gayalim
Graham
Kearney
Nebraska
Cleveland
Graham Hollows
Local notes and social updates from the area
Creix Swan suffers typhoid fever. Several residents return from visits to DuBois Punxsutawney and Beaver Falls. A bridge near here was moved to enable a new one. Visits from Pittsburg West Lebanon and Cockport are noted along with a quiet wedding. Local dogs threaten sheep and area families are mentioned with garden produce promotions at J. H. Hinds Philadelphia Street.
Seashore Excursions at Reduced Rates via Pennsylvania RR
The Pennsylvania Railroad runs select trips on August 15 to Atlantic City Cape May Sea Isle City Ocean City Avalon Anglesea Wildwood and Holly Beach with nearly two weeks stay. Parlor cars and day coaches depart Pittsburg at 8 50 am and Market Street Wharf at 7 30 pm arriving Atlantic City about 9 00 pm. Passengers may transfer from Broad Street Station or stay overnight and ride normal trains the next day. Contact ticket agents or Thomas E Watt Pittsburg district passenger agent. A G Glenn’s markets Turkish Red wheat from Cumberland Valley sold at 1 25 per bushel with bearded No 1 reclean wheat and Timothy grass seed also offered at 3 25 per bushel, warehouse behind the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Avalon
Anglesea
Wildwood
Holly Beach
Pittsburg
Market Street Wharf
Seashore
Broad Street Station
Thomas E. Watt
A. G. Glenn’s
Cumberland Valley
Glenn
Timothy
Marble monument placed in Grove Chapel graveyard
Mr 8 G Groft of Saltsburg erected a fine marble monument in the Grove Chapel church graveyard in Rayne township memory of the parents of Mr David Boucher near Dixonville. The slab is modern in design and stands among cemetery monuments. Temperance lectures by Hon A A Barker will be held at Homer City next Sabbath August 11 with sessions at 11 am and 7 pm. The Rock Bottom school house and Kellysburg services are by a Church of Christ minister, not Free Methodists, reflecting a revival attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. G. Groft
Saltsburg
Homer City
A. A. Barker
Ebensburg
Rayne Township
Rock Bottom
Kellysburg
Church of Christ
Free Methodists
Dress Goods Forecast From Wilson and Son Trade Ad
A historical ad urges readers to shop Wilson and Son for summer stock and upcoming winter needs. It touts Mohair fabrics in black and fancy weaves, French serges in multiple colors, and plain goods suitable for blazers and schoolwear, with prices from 10¢ to 75¢ per yard and emphasis on full stock and first-come selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Boucles in Fashionable Dress Goods Trade
Boucles emerge as the latest in fancy dress goods with a rough texture. Available in plain and changeable colors, priced to attract buyers in the current market.
Large line of dress goods at all prices and styles
A large selection of dress goods including all wool fabrics 33 inches wide at 45e. Also a full line of staple fabrics such as Calicoes Canton Table Linens Muslins and Outings. Special outing fabrics offered at 8c.
Local Names and Places Appearing in 1920s Pa Records
A fragmentary OCR list shows individuals Alexander T. Rowe Laura Hazlett Andrew J. Lydick Amanda L. Shank Jay B. Clowes with dates 1922 1923 and places Marion Center Georgeville Cherryhill Willett South Mahoning Twp in Pennsylvania. The text mixes names and地点 fragments, suggesting a historical record snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander T. Rowe
Laura Hazlett
Andrew J. Lydick
Amanda L. Shank
Jay B. Clowes
Jerf McCracken
Marion Center
Georgeville
Cherryhill
Willett
South Mahoning
Fourth annual picnic of Indiana county Farmers Alliance
The Fourth annual picnic of the Indiana county Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union will be held at Kellysburg on Thursday, August 22 with residents and members invited to attend a day of community events and dining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Seed Wheat Offered by Local Agents in Indiana County
Seed wheat buyers are urged to contact Messrs W Swan and W T Miller, agents for Improved Mediterranean seed wheat grown in the Cumberland valley. A second grade named Fruets, suited to Indiana county soil, has also seen large sales. Both seeds are praised for purity, high yields, and reasonable prices. inquiries should address the agents in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Swan
W. T. Miller
Cumberland Valley
Indiana County
Indiana
For Sale at a Bargain in Indiana Pa and Nearby Goods
Advertises second hand buggies at Bley's livery stable Indiana Pa. Recommends recleaned timothy and clover seed from A G Glenn near Railroad depot. Detroit Fertilizer rep E W Griffith promotes Baltimore company. Galvanized lightning rods 15¢/ft copper rods 18–25¢/ft. Fruits and groceries offered from various local suppliers and shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bley’s Livery Stable
Indiana, Pa
Timothy
A. G. Glenn’s
E. W. Griffith
Detroit Fertilizer and Chemical Co
Baltimore
G. T. Hamilton
Market Report from Indiana Mills and Local Produce Prices
The market report lists prices and corrections, noting Mack and the proprietors of the Front and their son Rowe and Hetrick as involved. It covers produce items like lard, tallow, chickens, apples, cabbage, and rag prices, plus grain and flour for winter and spring, with detailed wheat corn oats timothy hay butter cheese eggs poultry and other farm products including dressing and live weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack & Prietors
Rowe & Hetrick
New Indiana Flouring Mills
Reunion to honor 74th Pa Vols at Kellysburg
Surviving members of Companies B and F of the 74th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers will hold a reunion at Kellysburg on Thursday August 29. The event gathers veterans for fellowship and remembrance of Civil War service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
74Th Regt
Kellysburg
Hood's Sar caparilia claims broad healing powers
Speaking simply from what Hood's Sar caparilia has done in thousands of cases, it claims to cure all diseases of the brood with its peculiar combination and process. It asserts it has cured virulent conditions like Gerofala and Salt Rheum when other medicines failed. For further particulars, write to the address below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. A. Campbell
Heshidon
United Presbyterian
Idlewild
Tinker
Bethel United Presbyterian Church
Frank Isaughman
Lebanon
Rev. Kelly
Mr. Thomas Reed
Bolivar
Strongstown
Trade City
Creix Swan
Maggie Sprankle
DuBois
Walter Neal
Jennie Gamble
Little Mahoning
Here
Shelawcta
T. C. Fairman
Creekside
Shelocta
Jeff. Altimus
Near Atwood
Kier
Beaver Falls
Johan Peeler
W. ¢. Fulton
West Lebanon
James McCreight
Messrs
Jas
Grant Walker
Ford City
Aaron Lockard
Mr. Lockard
Heffelfinger
Berg
Eva G. Stumpf
Sam’ Barnett
E. E. Wincheimer
Frank Widdowson
Amanda Shank
Rev. Shaeffer
Devinney, Fleming & Bros
Cockport
Natal
J. HR. Hinds
Philadelphia
Atrect
Pennsylvania Railroad
Leed
West Brownsville
Charleroi
Monongahela City
A. A
East Libert
Braddock
Irwin Wilmerding
Jeanette
Cnionto
Connellsvill
Mt. Pleasant
Scottdale
Greensburg
Lodiana
Leechburg
Butler
Paulton
Pees
Johnston
Holidaysburg
Hwood
Clearfield
A.M
Philipsburg
Osceola
Bellefonte
Tyrone
Cumberland
Bedford Wea
Huntingdon
Mt. Onion
Lewistown UN
Mifflin A
Newport
Duncannon
U.S
Wilson & Son
Storm Serge
Wm. Risinger
Franklin College
New Athens
Lee J
Nestyit’s
Geneva
Ilex
T. Taylor
McMaster & Hood’s
Seven Street
the Market Report
Elgin Creamery
Ohio
New York
New
Hmberger
Pennsylvania
Hood’s Pills
U.S.C
Cunningham
Consolidated Stores
The
Wallace Dry Goods Co
Marshall & Kline’s
Jamestown
J. C. Wallace & Son
Valencia
Elbor
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