Homer City Local Notes Advertise Meetings and Visits
Homer City includes many social events and visits. Den and Frank St Clair plan winter teaching at Manor station. Ice cream festival on Beyers lawn. Rough Riders Club meets at St Clair's hall. Encampment chatter about Chicago veterans. Interdenominational Holmes Camp Meeting held in Mahaffey with about 100 conversions. Local merchants advertise goods and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
Messrs
Den
Frank St. Clair
Manor Station
Best
J. P. St. Clair
Indiana
M.E. Church
Beyers
Mollie Long
Lillian Mikesell
Bertha Conover
Maude Moore
New Castle
Rough Riders Club
St. Clairs Hall
B. McConnaugher
Etta Parker
Clearfield County
Margaretta Sweeney
Ella McCormick
J. G. Campbell
George Dobson
Martin Kier
Chicago
Washington, D. C
A. F. Gooper
Prairie State Incubator
Turkey
Cooper
Idlewild
Lane
Virginia
Presbyterian Church
Harris
Eastrun
J. A. Kerr
James St. Clair
J. M. St. Clair
Turner Hildebrand
West Wheatfield News Summary of Local Visits and Illness
WHST WHEATFIELD reports ongoing social visits across Ridgeview Garfield and Armagh. typhoid fever illness of Bessie Rugh noted. multiple relatives and travelers from Clyde Johnstown Vandergrift Indiana and Pittsburg mentioned. Local movements include threshing in Wheat Fields and residents visiting relatives at Cherrytree New Florence and Garfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Lynn
Clyde
Lynn
Garfield
Emma Campbell
Johnstown
Blanche Campbell
Daniel Woods
Maggie Houston
Pittsburg
John Felton
East Wheatfield
Luella Liggett
Huff
Mae Elder
Laura Cole
Derry
Armagh
Maggie Johnston
Harry Tomb
Henry Conrad
Braddock
Conrad
Matthew Hogers
Will Tomb
New Florence
James Reed and Son
Ligonier
James A. Mack
Mary Dick
Indiana
Ed. Bennett
West Virginia
John Dias
Cherrytree
Alex. Dick
Seward
F. Dick
Martha Cunningham
E. E. Dick
Local Notes From Smicksburg and Surroundings
J W Tenderson of Pittsburg visits daughter Mary. Miss Jennie Able recovers from illness. Morrison Carnahan hosts 9 pleasant days and receives chairs. Many regional residents travel, visit fairs, attend reunions, and attend churches. A through telephone line links Kittanning to Smicksburg, and local sports see a Girty South Bend ball game. Community notices include schooling changes, travels to Chicago and Indiana, and various social calls.
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J. W. Tenderson
Pittsburg
Mary
Jennie
Adam Able
Morrison Carnahan
J.L. McGaughey
D. W. Davis
Chicago
Kangag
Milton Hawk
Beaver Falls
Mary Henderson
Tereal
Morrison Cammahan
S. M. Pershing
Smicksburg
Robert Ladell
Chas, Heckman
Miss Donaldson
Derry
Smiley Lewis
Frostburg
Peter Frech
Indiana
William Hindley
Harrisburg
Swisher
Jewett
Hudson
Covode
Tra Hyskell
Larimer
Kittanning
R. C. Robinson
Adam Black
Merle
George Irvin
Evan Lewis
G. H. Warren
Irvin
Far Near
Mollie Gahagans
Olive
Marie
Mt. Jewett
Pearl Marshall
Dimick
J. B. Weir
A. N. Lukehart
Lukehart
Ramsey Crawford
Elders Ridge
Cora Black
Captain Kinter
Kintersburg
John Owens
Kemp
Western Union
Jacob Raleigh
Maysville
John Fleck
Trainor
Iowa
Ephraim Stear
Jay Weston
Joe Silvia
Willie Lowe
Sharpsburg
Theresa
Ellen Marshall
North Mahoning Township
South Bend
Girty
Fannie Moss
Juanita Shields
Harold Caskey
J. N. Wherry
Guy McCabe
East End
J. N. Wherty’s
D. B. Townsend
A. J. Montgomery and Son
Kellysburg
Seed Wheat Arrives From Eastern Counties
Our firm sent Griffith Ellis on an inspection tour to the Eastern Counties of the state to secure new profific varieties of wheat. He returned last week with a fair supply of seed wheat of finest quality, the best yet in the county, including two varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale
Chas. Ake
Thomas Ferrier
Mahafley
James Henry
Buterbanyvh
Pittsburg
Krebs
Lilly
John Munshower
Dell Munshower
Jerry Gosa
John McMillen
Griffith Ellis
Schindel
Rudy
Cumberland Valley
United States
Tsane Morton
Preble County
Benehith
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Penn Bun
Harry McFeaters
Cora McFeaters
Scotsdale
Florence
Elizabeth Adams
Brenhenville
W. H. H. Adams
Augustus Geesey
H E Lxcieck
Elsie Shank
EF. Cameron
Joel Hunt
M. E Church
O E Rodkey
Mitchells Mills
June Pattison
Blanche Fowler
W. B. Allison
Morgantown
W. Vz
J. K. Carney
Layton
Samuel Allison
Allison
W. H. Green
Etta Stake
Mary Stake
Sara Adams
Mahaffey
New Washington
North Lydick
Barnesboro
Debbie Sebring
Verdie Lockard
A. R. Evans
Susquehanna Park
Seth C. Reese
Rhode Island
McKee
Dyer
Ohio
McLaughlin
C. G. Buck
Houghton, N. Y
Paul McGarvey
Williams
Dixonville
Singer
A. D. Wirts
Petersburg
W. T. Bair
Phillipsburg
G. B. Steadman
Newark
Mich
Bucklen
T. E. Hildebrand
W. I.moore
Sharrette
Daugherty Brox
Hevena B. Voor
Philadelphia St
Elmer W. Allison
Smith
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Brush Valley
William Sowers
I. L. Kephart
Dayton
Elizabeth Daugherty
Swan
Misa Anna Ranyan
Inez Traby
B. Phillips
Nineveh
Julia Dick
Ellen Kelley
Nell Williams
Ellen Williams
Ilinois
Pare Wood
Will Calhoun
Lowry
White Township
Wm. Campbell
Agnes
Thressa Calhoun
M.S. Craig
West Lebanon
Mabel Calhoun
Thos. Anderson
Eldera Ridge
Mr. Battles
Rinieville
Maude Balentine
West Wheatfield
Eva
Maggie Huston
Niagara Falls
Germany Lutheran Church
Jease Scharf
James L. Scharf
Armstrong Cunningham
Duquesne
Bolivar
J. J. Vann
Allegheny
Mr. Vann
Philadelphia
Bessie Rugh
Rebecca Vann
Ralph Rugh
Cora
Estella Thornburg
Steubenville
Vann
Miss Lafferty
Altoona
Grace Coulter
5. G. Miller
Conemaugh
Krebbs
Laney
Frank Stumpf
Blair Calhoun
Parkwood
J.C. White
Wm. George
D. R. Carnahan
M. A. Herron
Jamel Carnahan
Maggie Hoover
Atwood
West Hoover
Lee McQuilken
Marion Center
Beasie Lightcap
Sam McElhoes
J. L. Langham
Hilledale
R. K. Riedel
Emanuel Lohr
Johnston Brothers
Alvin Johnston
Vandergrift
Alice Bracken
Washington Township
Dr. King
W. I. Moore
M. G. Miller
Blairsville
David Ellis & Sons
Penn Roller Flour Mills
PENNA
Wallace Dry Goods Co
J.C. Wallace & Son
Pennsylvania
MacNeel’s
Philadelphia Street
Wilson’s Jewelry Store
Max P. Wilson
Penn
New York Life Insurance Co
Henry J. Altspian
Farmera’ Bank
F. B. Baughman
Brushvalley, Penn
Union Veteran Legion
Ft. Wayne
P. ER. R
Ind
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Erie
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