Local Notes From Bolivar Chronicle The Week
Local correspondence from Bolivar reports Miss Margaret Campion vacationing in Pittsburg and several residents visiting or returning from trips to Dennison Ridgeview East Liberty and San Francisco. Health notes include several fevers and a broken arm. Hammond family planning a trip to Louisville for the Knights Templar Conclave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Hammond
Bess
Edith
Jas. Snyder
John Seaton
Mary Cunningham
Misa McJunkins
Blairsville
Edna Seaton
McLanahan
J. L. Vann
Miss Davis
Derry
Greensburg
Lida Hammond
McFadden
Wilkinsburg
Local Gossip Notes Visitors and Homecomings
Mrs Harry Cameron returns to Vandergrift after weeks with parents while Rev Russell from Summerhill is home on visit. Roberta from Missouri returns to Ohio. Joseph Lydie, Hillsdale mail carrier, was home on Sabbath. Annie Davia of Butler visits relatives nearby. Mrs Charles Williams of Pittsburg visits Martintown parents. Mrs Tom Lewis and daughter Lizzie of Pittsburg stay with relatives. Katie Williams of Pine Flats visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Wm Williams. Joe Bennett moved to Wintondale for work. William Griffith a Baresboro visitor. T A Douglass in Indiana. Robt Williams of Pittsburg home on a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cameron
Vandergrift
Rev
Russell
Summerhill
Roberta
Missouri
Ohio
Joseph Lydie
Hillsdale
Annie Davia
Butler
Charles Williams
Pittsburg
Mr. Williams
Tannery News: Local Visits and Family Guests
Blairsville residents and visitors are noted in a series of social updates. Miss Jennie Detar visits sister Mrs Anna Wiggins in Blairsville, while Miss Josephine Stuart returns to Pittsburg. Various relatives travel between Pittsburg Homer City Allegheny Braddock Indiana and Boston in social gatherings. The Four Hundred hosts a Boston gathering at W A Dible’s home last Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Detar
Blairsville
Anna Wiggins
Josephine Stuart
Pittsburg
Barton Guist
Blaine Neil
Williamson School
Chester L. Uncapher
C. A. White
Homer City
J. C. White
John
Nancy Ewing
Nellie
Homestead
Coral Stevenson
Braddock
D. W. Davis
Boston
W. A. Dible
Local Notices From Homer City and Vicinity
Homer City residents Minto H Mills and Bruce Cramer visit kin while Miss Mabel Dixon and Miss Carrie Coup return home from relatives. Miss Lou Nolf visits with niece Goldie Dobson. Dr. E H Dickie and family visit Georgeville kin. West Mahoning and Marchand items note illnesses and travel as stories of community movement in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
Minto H. Mills
Pitcairn
Bruce Cramer
Cramer
Mabel Dixon
Willet
Carrie Coup
T., Roberts
Wilkinsburg
Lou Nolf
Putmeyville
Forest County
George Dobson
Misa Goldie Dobson
E H. Dickie
Georgeville
Betta
Marionville
Devinney
Glassport
Community notes from Patchinville and surrounding areas
Inville residents have been away the past two weeks and returned home the first of the week. A number attended the picnic at Richmond on last Friday. Mr and Mrs Fred Reish Mrs Delilah Mottarn and Rev Cramer attended camp meeting at Patchinville over Sabbath. Mrs Geo Moot visiting daughter Mrs Frank Vale of Big Raw. Milton Sutter and family of Dance visited Samuel Wineberg last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inville
Richmond
Fred Reish
Delilah Mottarn
Rev. Cramer
Patchinville
Geo. Moot
Frank Vale
Big Raw
Milton Sutter
Samuel Wineberg
Local Visitors Return from Week of Travel and Visits
Mrs Julia A Dick of the Central Hotel returned home after a week visiting Blakeville relatives. Mrs Florence Swan and Miss Annie Run yan of Washington DC are guests of sister Ioez Truby. Miss Keturah Campbell and Miss Sweeney of Indiana and Miss Harmon of Latrobe spent Sabbath with A J Campbell. Mrs Wm Davidson of Utah has returned home after visiting here. Lloyd Buchanan visiting friends in Johnstown. Miss Edith Myera returned home after five weeks with Alex Campbell of Indiana and John J. Fred of Creekside. Blairsville Baptist church members picnicked at former pastor Rev Ruuyen’s home with baskets and a pleasant time. Mrs Ella Rhine returned to Johnstown after visiting her mother here. sister Ida Miller accompanied her. Harry Stiltz returned to Pittsburg after visiting his mother, Mrs Elizabeth Stiltz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushvalley
Julia A. Dick
Central Hotel
Blakeville
Florence Swan
Annie Runyan
Washington, D. C
Ioez Truby
Keturah Campbell
Miss Sweeney
Indiana
Harmon
Latrobe
A. J Campbell
Wm. Davidson
Utah
Lloyd Buchanan
Johnstown
Edith Myera
Alex Campbell
John J. Fred
Creekside
Blairsville
Ida Miller
Harry Stiltz
Pittsburg
Elizabeth Stiltz
Local Notes and Social Items from Cherry Tree Area
Community notices include visits from Pittsburg and Baltimore residents, births, illnesses, and travel. Local workers change posts, taxes are tallied, and nearby towns report guests, sickness, and family news with brief updates.
Spanish American Veterans to attend Aug 29 picnic
The Spanish American War veterans committee met August 13 to plan the August 29 soldiers picnic and reunion. W M Mahan, Geo J Feit and Harry W Earhart were named arrange invitations and parade coordinators. Headquarters will be at the Sutton building, second floor office, for reporting before the parade. Veterans urged to wear blouse and campaign hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Soldiers’ Association
W. M. Mahan
Geo. J. Feit
Harry W. Earhart
Sutton Building
W. M. Manan
Real Estate Transfers Listing Including Blairsville and Indiana Lots
Real estate transfers show multiple property moves across Blairsville Indiana White Washington East Wheatfield and Mechanicsburg with prices ranging from 50 to 17500 dollars. Notable entries include Eliza Lowry selling 253 acres in White to F M Lowry for 17500 and Richard Getty purchasing a Washington lot from Sarah C Fisher for 1200. Others include titles transferred in South Mahoning Young Blakeville and Shelocta with amounts from 50 to 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E Clawson
Blairsville
R. G. Stitt
Wm. J. Johnston
White Township
M. H. Johnston
George Vandelier
East Wheatfield
Wm. Lichtemvaller
Sarah C. Fisher
Washington
Richard Getty
Frank Mooge
Mechanicsburg
Flora Roser
Eliza Lowry
White
F. M. Lowry
R. W. Reeseman
Indiana
Barbara Roof
Bridget M. McEvoy
J. B. Stuchel
J. B. Donds
South Mahoning
J. O. Pierce
J. ©. Pierce
James T. Pearce
Jane Hughes
Blakeville
Julian Cunningham
Joseph Serena
Young
John Cunningham
Jacob Shank
John N. Dick
George W. Bodenhamer
A. H. Apple
Gibson
N. Anthony
Shelocta
A. H. Keeler
Astounded the Editor by Dyspepsia Cure Claim
Editor 8 A Brown of Bennettaville recounts his wife’s long indigestion and loss of strength. After four bottles of Electric Bitters she recovered fully and can eat anything. The tonic is praised as a grand remedy for stomach and liver troubles with gentle laxative effects. Sold for 0c at local druggists including YT Hildebrand Indiana W I Moore Homer City and M G Miller Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Brown
Bennettaville
E. Hildebrand
Indiana
W. I. Moore
Homer City
M. G. Miller
Blairsville
Noncooking Restaurants In New York City
In some downtown New York restaurants no cooking occurs. They buy meats and stews pre cooked and simply heat them for diners. This heat and serve trend has grown large enough to create an entire sub business of supplying ready cooked foods to busy midday eateries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Sun
Black life and civic notices mix with old ads and fairs
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century paper features racial taunts and social notes alongside ads for domestic help, Civil War veterans events, and camping notices. It mentions the Chinese empire penal code, balloon flights in 1783, a Junior Christian Union picnic, and local shopping and employment listings.
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Geisemore
Dr. King
New Life
T. E. Hildebrand’s
W. I. Moore’s
M. G. Miller's
Sharretts
West Mahoning
W. R. McBrier
Henry Chrone
New Bethlehem
Nora Mayer
J. R. Lewis
J. R. Hare
J. G. Walker
Armatrong County
Z. L. Hare
Ponxentawney
Whittemore
Cunningham
Cherryteee
Hannah Beringer
Zoe McKeage
Zoe Cramer
Frank Stiffler
J. F. Notley
Hastings
C. A. Grumbling
Jess Cramer
Miller
Barnesboro
Clyde Kneedler
Ruffsdale
John Kneedler
Bernhoff
May
Jacob Arthur
Harry Peterman
Baltimore
J. H. Peterman
George McCormick
Denver
Col
J. O. Mahaffey
Spangler
WATT
Thomas
Iva
Elizabeth Harbison
Bertha Clawson
Sara Cunningham
Clark Henderson
Jacksonville
Woodward Walker
Harry Earhart
Christian Endeavor Convention
Cincinnati
Curry Run Endeavor Society
West Wheatfield
Vina Shaffer
Wm. Lichtenfels
David Mack
Clyde
Bolivar
William
Edward McClain
James Mack
H. L. Wapner
Garfield
John Boyle
A. L. Boring
Strongstown
Centerville
Smicksburg
Esther Marshall
Denton
Puntsutawney
Hazel
Chas. Condron
Vergie Black
Murray Weston
J. F. Elder
Thad. Stuchell
George
Griffith
Nose Store
Niel
Clayvillville
Andrew Shultz
William Johnston
Eliza Jane Wilson
McEntire
Tulla Harrold
Blairaville
William Groft
Cherryhill
Cora Hellman
James W. Dalsley
Glen Campbell
Annie Eekenrod
Glen
Hardware News
Inprawa Hardware Co
Sherriff ’S
D. E. Thompson
Cookport
Lutheran Church of
D. A. Hereice
Herrick Bros
Victor Roller
David Ellis & Sons
Penn Roller Mills
Indiana, Penn’a
Wallace
Wallace Dry Goods Co
J. C. Wallace & Son
Philadelphia St
Indiana, Pa
Trince
Sam Cole
Miss Yeallerby
Apades
Jim Crow
Catholic Standard and Times
The
Junior Christian Union of
United Presbyterian Church
Fair Grounds
Josepu Lyydic
Rossmayne, Pa
Women’s Relief Corps
No. 70
Town
Florsheim
Sharrelis
Blacklick
Messrs
Charlea Dodson
Fred Herlinger
Scott Geesey
Gus Yuckenberg
Frank McGregor
Foust’s Mill
Blacklick Creek
Sharretta
Conklin and
Jackson
Syracuse
Ck E
Penn’a
E. A. Pennington
the City Grocery
Hoefner
Sunshine
Roan
Ira A
Myers
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