County Town News Noted Sick, Travel and Thanksgiving Tales
Those on the sickest are irs Geo Fisher with pleuro pneumonia and Mrs Hannon with a bad cold. Harry Weaver can work after a healed jaw. Mrs Lizzie Long at Clymer with daughter Mrs Aella MckKeehan ill. Mrs Mary Weaver and daughter Clara visiting Johnstown at Mrs Daniel Davis home. Davis unable to rise for 12 years from rheumatism. Jess McGuire Arcata and Lee Kelley’s son George of Bakerloo visited John Kelley last week. J W Tuck Homer City called on friends Saturday. Verna Meeling and Willavene Barclay visited Carvey Goodlin’s in Lovejoy last Monday. George Stephens and Walter Roof moved to Eterford for mining work. Mrs Julia Mack and son Joe went to Ben Stephens for a few weeks. Mrs Mike Sickenberger and daughter Clara Gibson and granddaughter Grace Gibson dined with Els worth Sickenberger on Thanksgiving. Maybelle Kelley of Garmans Mills spent Thanksgiving with parents Mr and Mrs J L Kelley. Newton Long visited sister Mrs Martha Learn and mother Mrs Mary Ann Shank Saturday and Sunday. Those hunting Thanksgiving were Deb Kelley Claud Weaver Arthur Long Frank Meeking. they bagged three rabbits and a pheasant. John Maize and wife William Maetterm an wife and Htlle daughter all visited Mrs McCreery on Sunday. Thomas McCreery sick with quinsy. Lula Lydick employed at Dixonville visiting mother Mrs Melissa Lydicl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Geo
Fisher
Hannon
Harry Weaver
Lizzie Long
Clymer
Aella MckKeehan
Mary Weaver
Clara
Johnstown
Daniel Davis
Davis
Jess McGuire
Arcata
Lee Kelley
George
Bakerloo
John Kelley
J. W. Tuck
Homer City
Verna Meeling
Willavene Barclay
Carvey Goodlin
Lovejoy
Mrnday
George Stephens
Walter Roof
Eterford
Julia Mack
Joe
Ben Stephens
Mike Sickenberger
Clara Gibson
Grace Gibson
Elsworth Sickenberger
John Maize
William Maetterman
Htlle
McCreery
Thomas McCreery
Lula Lydick
Dixonville
Melissa Lydicl
Kivin
Alvin McCaulley
Altoona
Oscar Davis
William Davis
McCrea
Pittsburg
A. Overdorff
W. B. Overdorff
Clyde McCrea
Mr. Anderson
Wilkinsburg
Edna Brink
Glasser
Derry Station
George Mack
John Hawk
Harrisburg
W. Roger
Pearl
Mary Nelson
Indiana
Ilda Cunningham
Indiana Normal School
Anne Cunningham
Homer Kunkle
New Kensington
Frank Waterson
Athel Nelson
Indiana Hospital
A. G. Nelson
Man Injured in Yard Accident at N. CG Railyards
Elzie Joins suffered serious injuries last week when caught between the coal deck and the tender of a locomotive in the N. CG yards. He was transported to Clearfield hospital for treatment. The report also details a masquerade party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. Irwin with guests and Victrola music, plus various Thanksgiving gatherings around town and early Christmas stock from merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elzie Joins
Clearfield
W. &. Irwin
Louise McKeage
Esther Notley
Gay Cameron
J. H. Peterman
B. W. lKinports
F. Winsthwait
J. C. Mahaffey
R. F. Pitcairn
John Natley
Steel Clark
Orvis Hurd
Dean Brilhart
Vern Kneedler
Martha
Imogene Cameron
Harry D. Thomas
Johnstown
Rmports Wilson
Kiski School
Saltsburg
Lee
Thanksgiving News From Elders Ridge and Nearby Towns
Community notes record Thanksgiving visits and family gatherings across Elders Ridge, Apollo, Indiana, and surrounding areas. Residents Mary, Verne, and Verne’s family are mentioned along with Miss Gave Widdowson, Joseph Shannton, and many others visiting relatives, attending games, and enjoying lectures and football. The Elders Ridge basketball team is defeated by Apollo High School 76 to 15 on Thursday.
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Elders Ridge
Roe
Brady
Kellysburg
Remaley
Lrance
Clarksburg
Waller Swing
Cathers
Olivet
Guinbert
Apollo Thursday
Ieriday
Dorothy Hepler
Glora Hine
Indiana Normal
T. Bider
Indiana
Dean Ashbaugh
John Snyder
Hartman
Warner
Pittsburg
Fort Pitt Hagel
Dennis Helm
Fetterolf
Abott
Vail
Miss Vail
Tepler
Gilly Wpa
Farmers’ Institute
Elderidge
Apollo High School
Apollo
Ridge
Thanksgiving notes and moves in Tunnelton area
Iva Parker moved into C Crone's new house and several residents report travels and gatherings. A literary society forms at No 7 school house meeting biweekly on Friday evenings. George McTayish moves to Mt Union to work at a powder company. Herbert Rapp sold his Maryland farm and returns with fine horses. Numerous visits among locals including Crone Waddle Oregon and Crison families. Meridian Life Insurance pays a $1000 claim promptly to a widow. Dental services offered with multiple treatment options. Pianos offered for holiday sale. Trespass notices available at office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunnelton
Iva Parker
Crone
Jon Young
Geo. Holtrell
Clark Marsh
Wlairgville
Joe Palmo
Pittsbore
George McTayish
Mt. Union
Herbert Rapp
Maryland
My. Rapp
C.T. Crone
Samuel Waddle
Waddle
Oscar Oregon
Oleson
Nanty-Glo
James Waddle
Clyde Lowman
Velma Waddle
Indiana
Cg.t. Crone
Clara Walters
Clem Crison
Blacklick
Robert Quick
Joseph Horrell
Blairsville
Williams and McElwee Obituaries and Local Notices
William Williams aged 82 years, longtime Pine Flats hotel proprietor, dies of kidney trouble at home. Survived by two sisters Miss Gweenie Williams and Mrs Jane Dinwiddie. Funeral in Pine Flats Christian church conducted by Rev Thomas J Hughes. interment Williams burying ground. Also John McElwee aged 45, Dayton, dies after long illness in Punxsutawney. William Kelly aged 80 of Newrytown dies after general debility. survived by widow and several children. funeral in Nowrytown. Local notices include a Christmas kitchen cabinet ad, a bank assurance of 4 percent on deposits, and a Christmas Bazaar hosted by St. Agnes Guild December 1 and 4 with booths and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mem
Data Adtaman
Delia Atiti
Odin
Lorne
Wileline Welly
New Rengington
Award
Vinton
Catherita Aosborough
Idpluston
Williamn Hosborough
New Castle
Celerton Presbytertin
Diderton
John Wy. Williams
John W. Williams
Pine Flats
Pine iMate
Christian Church
Gweenie Williams
Jane Dinwiddie
Phillipsburg
Mundy
Pinelats Christian Church
Thomas J Hughes
Williams Burying Ground
William Kelly
Newrytown
Mwe
Nowrytown
Episcopal Sunday School
St. Agnes Guild
Market Quotations Pittsburgh Nov 30 Prices for Livestock
Butler-Prints 964% listing ranges for cattle hogs sheep and lambs with prime and common grades. Prices span from prime heavy hogs six eighty five to six ninety, cows three to seven, calves ten fifty to eleven, lambs six to nine twenty five, and heavy ewes four fifty to five twenty five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Butler
Very Special Fumed Oak Dining Room Suite Offer
Fumed oak dining room set advertised for 40 dollars includes large buffet extension table and six large chairs in Mission style. No mail order houses will duplicate the goods at this price. Sold by H. H. Steving & Co. at 574 Philadelphia Street near the Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Steving & Co
Phila. St
Court House
Administrators Notice and Misc Notices From Indiana Pa
Public notices announce letters of administration on estates in Homer City and Center Township. Debtors and creditors are asked to present claims or make payments promptly. Also includes rental notices and classified-style placeholders with garbled entries and pricing details for insertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doli
Charley J. Buyte
Homer City
Elles
Buddeshitt
Savings & Rule Company
OD Lnimtana
Jodini
Rae
Dem
Ernest Stewart
Win CO. Grifith
Klip
Indiana
John Kreck
HA Neres
White Township
Wilesworth
Indingt
Frayed text hints at local shop listings and ads
Fragmentary OCR shows a Santo street scene, postal references, a Winter price, and names like J. TL Neely and Apollo. The readable bits suggest store room, bait shop, and framed item mentions, with scattered addresses and a Crentestile Pa reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Foot
Stalin County
Aires
Crentestile
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Boner Puistoies
Robinson James Henderson
Mack
Glassco
Violet
Pitcairn
Ross Lichtenfels
Milo
Jerma
John Huston
Charles Sutton
Fndiana Normal
Robert Walbeck
Mthmer
Warner City
Walbeck
Jala Stormer
John
Tom Hood
Bolivar
Anna
Della Wrkefeld
Tu- Qiang
Willy
Allimus
Matthew Bytthath
Norris Gadeieh
Wilse Marne Worth
Verne
Beenind
Marne
Mary di
eCtow
Brush Valley
Mary and
Clara Rowland
Rossiter
Alice Rowland
Cleo
Mdillie Rhine
Belle Rummel
Irvin McCauley
Mary Smith
Margaret Rugh
Brushvalley
Tala Og Sheretapa
Tlhebetan
Crea
Keogh
Diery
Tia Chomingham
Nellie Toosale
Cvatiek
Dance Metom'hawlar
Allen
Campbeail
Reddy Caomninghan
Walda Moo
Ol Kirry Michanan
John Brink
Noble Diel
Walter Meek
Mars
Alea Rowind
Altes
Wise Reawland
Chora Rowhind
Mrs
Meridian Life Insurance Comppany
Himer I. Moore
Cherryhill Township
Meridian, _Life Insurance Company
H. B. Allison
Allison
Harry W. Truitt
Hildebrand’s
Steving & CO
Maslin
Gale
Stromberg
Stewart ¢& Warner
Twait
Sveren
Callon
R. Wetting
Indian
Penn
Tadkina Tuunty
John McElwee
Dayton
Punxsutawney
H. H W. Stmving & CO
First National Bank
Witter Aps
Tun Shiron S
S.C
Marni Pol
Dal
Geis Pytelek
Dietisuia
walTpess
Otd Satma
PT Sinistie
J. TL Neely
Eby Wwanted
Juli
W. FP
Gibson
Rom Hauge
Bath
Wien
Fotin McConnell
Bink Balling
East Windelpbht
Qutetde Depothely
Convinghii
Adelphin
Tobnaton
First National Bank of Indiana de
Voi Salm
Peni Run
Clymer R
Deeringe
Lobh Jy
Nargath
C. B. Rhen
Ballsville
Jersey
Tiquire of . M. Satnger
Flomor City
Degisteret
Bintravile
Gwendolyn Martin
Seventh Street
Saln—Uouse
Suisburg
Lowry
Mia
Bardh McGee
Tomer City
Park
Jay
Edward N. Lydie
R. D
Finer
Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits
Moorhead Bros
Hart Schaffner & Mars Clothes
Smith's Department Store
Smith’s Department Store
Toyland
Philadelphia St
Indiana, Pa
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