Notice of First Account for Mariners Baile Trust Company
Prothonotary publishes the First Account of the Mariners Bail Company of Lidia Wisconsin guardian Louie Mitchell, to be presented on Monday September 13 for confirmation. If no exceptions are filed within ten days, it will be confirmed. Also letters testamentary granted for the estate of Johnston late of Cherryhill Township, executors named with notice to creditors and those indebted to the estate to settle promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novvich
Baule Trist Company
Lidia
Giuaied
Louie Mitchell
Trdy
Loettera
Johnston
Cherryhill Township
Tomnsiton
Fotnston
Tomer
Malcolm and His Robbers Doefent Pete Che Alon Tra Featea
A story follows Malcolm Greeley, youngest son in his set, who gains independence in Gifford after living with his two indulgent maiden aunts in Tinton. He marries Dora Tilton, learns to cope with rain and rubber reminders from his aunts, and moves into bachelor life before engagement. The tale centers on his longing, romance, and aunts’ well meaning control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Greeley
Tinton
Malcolm
Ninta
Gifford
Susan
Clara
Italy
France
Dora Tilton
Dora
Martha
Almost a Tragedy at Ivasburg Washer Incident
A family washing near Ivasburg Ve. nearly ends in tragedy as a scarf entangled in a washing machine wringer pulled Emily Kemnison toward the device. Her brother Alton found her unconscious after the scarf was freed and she survived the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Kemnison
Ivasburg
Alton
Social notes from West Wheatfield gathering and area visits
A West Wheatfield party at Mr and Mrs Geo Cling and district residents share details of the evening with music games and a lunch. The column lists many visitors including Press Butterbaugh from Pittsburgh and various Palmer Clines. Attendees discuss visits, sick lists, and Sabbath school plans across nearby towns such as Greensburg New Kensington and Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Cling
James Lewis
Nick Lichtenfels
Marion Marsh
Irvie Marsh
Richard Cribbs
Verelda Lewis
Rose Palmer
Thallia Lewis
Marcella Lewis
Dorothy Lichtenfels
Elsie Lichtenfels
Mrs. Gee, Palmer
Local families visit relatives and attend reunions
Mr and Mrs Paul Warbor of Newcastle and four children stay with the wife's parents. Barbor and Moorhead families from Dixonville dine with W R Moorhead. Barbor relatives attend Indiana fairgrounds reunion. Mrs Theodore Oakes and four children visit Conemaugh relatives. E T Barber out with appendicitis. Faye Little from Indiana visits her aunt Mrs Wendell Barber. Mrs TR L Siverd attends Taylorsville school reunion. Mallia Lydie dies at home with diseases. family expresses sympathy. A western editor ponders distance of four miles. jokes about water wearing away stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Warbor
Newcastle
C. v. Barbor
W. W. Moorhead
Dixonville
W. R. Moorhead
Barbor
Indiana Fair Grounds
Theodore Oakes
Conemaugh
E.T. Barber
Aick
Faye Little
Indiana
Wendell Barber
TR. L. Siverd
Taylorsville
Mallia Lydie
L. L. Shank
Community Notes From Creekside Local Life and Events
Mr and Mrs J K Notsker welcome a daughter Margaret Myrtle. Mrs Hinderliter returns home from hospital. Funeral of Mrs Silas Fleming draws town mourners. Samuel Fairman returns from summer with brother William. Marsho brothers buy a new car. Eva Hendricks visits Lily Adama in Indiana. Ralph Weasel employed in Indiana. Clories Postlewait visits daughter Mrs Britta Nesbit in Commodore. Mr Huston works for Joseph Stuchell. Willis McHenry sick horse. Burleson Johnston and Ralph Weasel enjoy a plane ride. Charles Steffey weekend with family. Melvin Byers of Ohio visiting Wm Byers. Vaughn Stuchell from Punxsutawney visiting Clarence Bothell. Charlie Klein employed at Silas Fleming home. Mrs Jessie Johnston and children attend James Stuchell reunion. Eva Hendricks Mrs W L Johnston and children visit Alda Pfeil and Mr and Mrs John Elia Manor. There are meters of voice and tone, but the best meter is mest er alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Notsker
Margaret Myrtle
Clories Postlewait
Britta Nesbit
Commodore
Huston
Joseph Stuchell
Willis McHenry
Burleson Johnston
Ralph Weasel
Charles Steffey
Melvin Byers
Ohio
Wm. Byers
Vaughn Stuchell
Punxsutawney
Clarence Bothell
Charlie Klein
Silas Fleming
Jessie Johnston
James Stuchell
Eva Hendricks
W. L. Johnston
Alda Pfeil
John Elia
Manor
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Majestic
Silas C. Streams
Philadelphia St
Penna
D. J. Means
TH. Batts
Twelor & Felt
Clearfield County
Penna. Dept. Agriculture Show
Hicksville Band
Bigger & Better Farm Show
County Grange
Sicksville
James Davis
Nes J. D
U.S
Hicksville Bard
Malcolm and His
By Jane Osborn
Doefent
Pete Che Alon Tra
West Wheatfield
Russell Palmer
Guy Smith
Roy Palmer
Arthur McConnell
Coupon
Dick Shoupe
G. A. McConnell
Empfield
Rev. Rittenhouse
G R. Shoupe
Ghes
Lyons Park
Rossmoyne
Peter Work
California
A. W. Diltz
D. C. Wells
J. E. Brewer
Avery Little
Hubbard
Nelson Warden
Wood
A. B. Warden
North Lima
Elmer Armstrong
Youngstown
A. G. Brewer
Helen Hollowell
Dubois
Mgr
Wbert Brewer
W. Hazelett
Harvey Mauk
C. C. Holden
Hazelett
Lewisville
Helen
Gladys Ewing
Greensburg
Eleanor Ruth McGinley
New Kensington
Parnassus
H. C. Ferguson
Marshall
J. S. Marshall
Clark Marshall
W. B. McGinley
Anna Lena Ewing
Elmer Ewing
Mildred
Marjorie Shields
J. C. Berkey
Donald McCurdy
Johnstown
Joe Lewis
Swissvale
J. B. Gibson
W. F. Barkley
Jennie Barkley
Charlie Hilty
Ela Graham
Nelson Ewing
D. L. Marshall
Lintner
Mias Craguer
Blairsville
Clarksburg
Clymer R
The
First National Bank
Andrew Jackson
Clark
Creekside
R. W. Wehrle & Co
Philadelphia
Indiana, Pa
Union Central Service
Medical Department
Bernice
John B. Desantis
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