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Men who investigate before buying will find here woolens unmatched for money. Guaranteed wool and hand tailored with top workmanship. New blue gray tan and brown shades from American woolen houses, made to order at 20 and 25 dollars. See two value wonders and why Wine & Wine Round the Corner is popular with Indiana men. Other suitings in foreign and domestic fabrics from 30 to 50 dollars. Fine tailoring That’s It.
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County notes include visits, deaths, and travel
George Sibley and family spend a week at the Free Methodist camp meeting near Apollo. Numerous locals visit relatives in Indiana, Johnstown, Blairsville and Pittsburgh. Deaths include Peter Jackson and Mrs. George Cribbs. repairs on Brady street paving proceed under a state supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sibley
Apollo
William Linton
Mary Hagerman
Philadelphia
Sarah Duncan
Edward Helfrick
Salina
Central House
Herman Wiley
Francis’ Cullens
Derry
John Kelly
James Libengood
Indiana
James R. Darragh
Pittsburg
M. 5. Bell
Zula Bruce
Virginia Bell
A. M. Bell
Samuel Wissinger
Billy” Lively
John Sleigh
Barnesboro
E. Doutrick
Cress
Eddy
Blairsvie
Celia Mardis
Johnstown
C. W. C. Nippes
Pitcairn
Jennie Johnston
Cleveland
W. C. Wallace
Presbyterian Church
Jean Maxwell
Josephine P. R. R. Yards
L. BH. Deutrick
Grate Milliken
Hettie Shields
Elizabeth Stoneback
T. B. Evans
Wilkinsburg
Lyda
G. D. Horrel
J. R. Graff
Katharine Williams
Chas. W. Widdowson
Buffalo
William Simpson
Blacklick
Carrie Huston
Avery
McCurdy
Mary Johnston
Portland
Oregon
Blairsville
John McFeaters
McFeaters
Emma Beatty
Tetitia Duncan
A. B. Kelly
McKeesport
J. J. Palmer
Marie
J. A. Shrom
Armagh
Alexander Malcolm
Homer Dick
E. ©. Meek
First National Bank
Marion
Josephine
Harry Spencer
Vandergrift
Bollinger & Andrews Construction Company
Leda Donahey
East Run
Ruth Williams
D. R. Donahey
Morris Wise
Midland
Beaver County
W. 5. Haupt
N. Y
Olle Pucha
Blairsville Stock Food Co
G. M. Alter
Derry Township
Locustgrove
A. T. Bell
Campbell's
Milla
Mabel Miller
Edna Thompson
Peter Jackson
George Cribbs
Homer City
John H. Devers
Thomas A. Lapsley
Town
Glaas
Port
Local Baseball Victory Keeps Visitors at Bay in Barnesboro
William Bengon from Barnesboro centers a Wednesday scene as Eddy Barr and wife greet a newborn boy. Emreigh Run’s ball team visited and lost in eleven innings in a pitchers duel led by Ray from Indiana. Umpire James Meehan oversaw the barnstormer clash while townsfolk Merle Henry Miss Eymyn Giles and others lingered at a Saturday street fair and visits from Indiana and Pine Flat residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bengon
Barnesboro
Edward Barr
Emreigh
Ray
Indiana
James Meehan
Judson Parry
Near Pine Flat
Merle Henry
Eymyn Giles
Helen Martin
W. J. Milden
Penn Mary Coal Company
John Longman
R. L. Stuart
John Slater
Pine Flat
William Grifith
E. Gray
Hastings
W. R. Bathurst
Ernest Jefferson
Culver
Watermelon party, sermons mark Deckers Point notes
Raymond Skorabaugh returned to Akron after visiting his grandmother. Rev J J Buell preached at the Methodist church Saturday at 8 PM. A watermelon party hosted by Samuel Bush gathered about 35. Rev M M Smith preached at Shiloh Baptist on Sunday at 11 AM. Miss Cora May Mumau and Laura Wineberg from Latrobe visited John Fisher Wednesday.
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Raymond Skorabaugh
Akron
J. J. Buell
Samuel Bush
Shiloh Baptist Church
M. M. Smith
Cora May Mumau
Laura Wineberg
Latrobe
John Fisher
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Citizen's Bank Bldg
McKinstry
Joseph Myers
Llyde Miller
Hanahstown
Lizzie Ray
Sarah Conner
Stewart Steel
Joseph Conner
Rebecca Merriman
Rochester Mills
Joan Nolf
Tno
Dinger
Grover
Summerville
Nellie Gray
Drummond
Margaret Tozier
John McCormick
St. Elmo
Baltimore
James T. Work
Olive Gibson
Charles Clawson
Jas. T. Work
John White
Gipsy
Coulter Dilts
Herbert Weston
Smicksburg
Robert Flick
Echo
Elizabeth Flick
Thomas Barrett
Patchin
Patchinville
Paul Widdewson
Pine Grove Cemetery
Allegheny College
W. J. Crawford
Mendville
Heilwood
North Point
Harry Weaver
Dayton
Glenn Neal
Punxsutawney
Loughby’s
Oxfords
W. R. Loughry & CO
Court House
Pennsylvania
Otes
Mes
PIS
Poumele
Dick” Thompson
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