Smicksburg Notes and Local Social Roundup
News of Smicksburg and nearby towns lists guests visiting families for Thanksgiving and weekends, including visitors from Butler Hamilton Pittsburg and Vandergrift. It records school teachers Nula Bell and Helen Lamison, local church revivals, Grange organization at Cross Roads with 23 members, and several residents traveling to Indiana and Punxsutawney for events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smicksburg
A. J. Walter
Butler
Adam Black
Nula Bell
Canoe Township
Sue Bell
A. Kamerer
Chas. Niel
Hamilton
M. la Black
Homer Lowe
Pry Lowe
Banks Township
Silas Widdowson
William and
Jaine Dodson
Pittsburg
John Dodson
Nannie Wingrove
Whip
North Point
Elkin, Jr
Trade City
C. M. Bell
Blueholder
Kelly's Station
Grange
Cross Roads School
D. C. Wells
A. W. Haslett
Plumville
P. B. Ramale
Nellie Groft
Susanna Ruffner
Hope Rowe
Dixonville
Myrtle Lithington
Marie Helman
Indiana
Eva
Laura Hess
BE. Schall
M. E. Churchill
Freed
Arcadia
A. J. South
Clymer
C. P. Church
Tanoma
Ruth King
Alice Harper
Lunatics Made at Front Soldier Deserter Says Hungarian
Hungarian corporal Joseph Dieker recounts brutal front conditions driving him to desert. He describes extreme hardships, constant bombardment, and pervasive fatigue that pushed many soldiers toward crisis. He fled with his son to Pittsburgh seeking safety. Meanwhile United Mine Workers boards in Wilkes-Barre vote to send twenty thousand dollars to Ohio miners on strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dieker
Intttia
Ameren
Pittsburgh
Batherfield
Dickert
Jie
Ohio
United Mine Workers of the
Market Quotations Snapshot From Pittsburgh and Cleveland
Market quotes show butter prints hogs calves and sheep prices across Pittsburgh and Cleveland with varying receipts and ranges. It notes hogs, cattle, and lamb values, with mixed figures for weights and grades, and includes a bank notice for a Pennsylvania town promoting deposits and a subscription pitch for the Progress newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Missouri
Cleveland
Dee
Chicago
Fire Devastates Marienville Business District
A massive blaze started on the roof of the New Marien Ice house near Marienville Pa and spread to the New Marien hotel. A high wind, limited water, and telegraph interruptions hampered firefighting as the business section vanished in under three hours, leaving about 10 people homeless and causing $100000 in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marienville
Baltimore and Ohio
Tinnesta
New Marien Ice House
Marien Hotel
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I. W. Douds
John Bricker
Daytona
Smeltver
Five Points
Peirce
John Levinson
Vandergrift
Frazier
Sagamore
Rowland
Town
D. Andrews
Sloan Marshall
Sheen
Darlings
First National Bank of Indiana
Relt
Oxford
Phila
St. Indiana
The
Wallace Dry Goods Co
Bissell
J. C. Wallace& Son, Proprietors
Johnston’s
Kodak
Johnston
Turtle Creek
Samuel Markle
Pennsylvania Railroad
Joseph Dacy
Harold Montgomery
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Néurse
Weirgirss
Lackawanna Railroad
Brooklyn Navy
Wilkes-Barre
John Hedlock
T. D. Sutton
Bruin
Chicora
A. W. Andrews
Harrisburg (Pa
Pinchot
Gifford Pinchot
United States Senate
Pennsylvania
Secretary of
Senate
James Brockway
West Salem Township
Greenville
Oll
Ralph Pubbs
Titusville
Claire Meyers
C. H. Meyers
Jamestown
Clinton Tush
Graysville
Waynesburg
R. B. Klein
Wapakoucta
United States
Howard Adams
Stoyestown
Somerset
County
Dinsmore Bros. Quality Store
Tailors & Haberdashers
Moore Hotel
Indiana, Pa
Philadelphia St
the Farmers Bank, of