Picnic Life and Local News Across Dixonville Area
A dense round of social notes covers visits from Pittsburg to Barnesboro, school openings, harvest work, and family updates. Locals include Harvey McHenry returning home, Mrs. Thompson visiting relatives, and master Herbert Adams regaining mobility after a broken arm. A Glen Campbell baseball win 71 to 2 tops a series, while fairs, dances, and picnics schedule through August and September. Notables: Rev. Conover, Miss Rachel Williams finishing music class, and Mine Ira Kirkpatrick visiting from West Penn Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey McHenry
Pittsburg
John Pearce
H. J. Thompson
Marion Center
Herert Adams
George Hollman
W. T. Frederick
Glen Campbell
C. B. Sloan
Sloan & Sons
James Altman
Jeannette
Crooked Creek
Kellysburg
Steel
McElshees
C. Kime
Daisley
Local items from Barnesboro and nearby towns
J E Miller Glen Campbell and J B Reed Cockport visit Barnesboro on Tuesday. Judge White Indiana visits Friday. John Buterhaugh Purchase Line and George Napp Purchase Line also in town Friday and Monday. Rev Booth Dixonville preached Sunday. Mrs Anna Wineburg visiting Deckers Point. E M Binder Spangler building a new hardware store. Mrs W P Altman Apollo formerly Indiana visits Sowers. J D Ritter sells interest in Barnesboro Planing Mill. Joseph Hines and C C Johnston run the business. Onberg Mrs J R Stumpf Hulda attend Sample Run church. A R Learn near Dixonville ill slowly improving. Measles illness in Rayne township child improving. Progressive Dunkard church love feast in M Levi Fry barn. three persons baptized by Rev Wampeler. Harvest home picnics in Tanoma Stadtmiller’s grove and near big rocks. one picnic reportedly not orderly. Rev Mrs Shaffer’s birthday celebrated at her home. Pine Flats Mrs Armour Mullen Indiana visits. Nellie and Lulu Thorn New York guests at Miss Rachie Arthur. 42 people at Thorn ton and 28 at Evergreen on Sabbath. Monument erected over W H Parry family graves by C A Murray Blairsville. Rev Miller and wife Saltzburg, Mrs Hill and sons Pittsburg, Mr McMillen and daughter and Miss Ellie, and Mr Case and wife Philipsburg among Evergreen arrivals. Mr Case general superintendent and manager of A and P railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram Longwell
Harvey
Joe Widdowson
Ord
Harry McMillen
Barnesboro
Dixonville
G. Conover
Kenwood
M. C. Watson
Boyd Longwill
H. H. Longwill
Indiana
Robert Buchanan
Smithport
Dr. McMillen
Sheridan Cribbs
Billy Poorman
Latrobe
Indiana County
Jas, A.wheeler
Rev. Buck
Houghton
Wesleyan Methodist Church
J. E. Miller
Glen Campbell
J. B. Reed
Cockport
Judge White
John Buterhaugh
Purchase Line
George Napp
G. McAfoos
Deckers Point
Rev. Booth
Grove
Anna Wineburg
E. M. Binder
Spangler
W. P. Altman
Apollo
Anos Sowers
J. D. Ritter
Barnesboro Planing Mill Company
Joseph Hines
C. C. Johnston
Onberg
J. R. Stumpf
Hulda
Sample Run
A. R. Learn
John Houk
Rayne Township
Dunkard
M. Levi Fry
Wampeler
Tanoma
Stadtmiller’s Grove
Big Rocks
Shaffer
Pine Flats
Armour Mullen
Nellie
Lulu Thorn
New York
Rachie Arthur
Thornton
Evergreen
Dr. Dunwiddie
Gwennie Dunwiddie
W. A. Dunwiddie
Philipsburg
W. H. Parry
C. A. Murray
Blairsville
Rev. Miller
Saltsburg
Hill and Sons
Pittsburg
McMillen
Elliet
Mr. Case
Case
A. and P. Railroad
Reduced excursion fares to Grangers' Picnic at Williams Grove
Pennsylvania Railroad offers discounted round trips for Grangers Picnic attendees. Excursion tickets go on sale August 24 to 30 and are valid for return through September 2. Valid from principal stations on the Pennsylvania Railroad division west of Bryn Mawr to East Liberty, and from Northern Central Railroad north of Lutherville to Canandaigua, plus from Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Division stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bryn Mawr
East Liberty
Northern Central Railroad
Lutherville
Canandaigua
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
Death Notices: Miss Annie F. Kunkle 34 Aug 14 1895
On August 14 1895 Miss Annie F Kunkle aged 34 from this place died quietly with faith in Jesus. The poem notes she faced death calmly and urged others not to weep as she rests at Jesus feet awaiting home beyond sorrow and sin. MEL
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie F. Kunkle
Jesus
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Cookport
Harrison George
Lone Nider
Ea. Fleming
Mitchells Mills
Philadelphia
West Wheatfield
Della Adams
Allegheny
Heshbon
G. F. Gamble
Baker's Furnace
Edna Mabon
Harrison Gamble
J. F. St. Clair
Smicksburg
Daniel Mohney
Condron
Bert Weston
C. Neff
Lindsey
Ann Stiteler
Lowe
DuBois
Lorinda Depp
Punxsutawney
Ira Kirkpatrick
West Penn Hospital
8. E. Robinson
Mimes
Viola Wolf
Robinson
Kittanning
Mimses la Lilian
Sadie Streamer
Panxsutawney
Hayden Streamer
Homer City
J. W. Leeder Peewee Slentey
En ‘cc
Moore
St Tou Park
Grangers
Williams’ Grove
Gaynell Evadne
Joshua M
Lillie Gibson
Taylorsville
Bage
Gaynelil
Parerte
Hood
U.S
A.W. Wilson & Son
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Abram Fultz
Hee
IEEE
David Ellis & Sons
A. S.C
Boys
A. S. Cunningham
Leading Clothier of
Wallace
Marshal & Kline’s
Jamestown
J.C. Wallace & Son, Propr’s
WM. Risinger
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