Local Briefs and Notices from West Wheatfield and Nearby
A. M. Walbects serves as juror this week in West Wheatfield. B. J. Fleming of Stafford visited court. George D. Leydie and daughter Charlotte spent Friday in Pittsburg. Gwendolyn Martin and Margaret Martin were Saturday callers near Heilwood. Olive Ruth Sides of Blacklick engaged to Harry A. Klingensmith Jr of New Kensington. Institute tickets go on sale at Wall's store. Creekside and Graceton lines run on Saturdays during institute. Christmas furniture savings at Steving & Son. John M. Simpson reports art ware buys. A social at No. 10 schoolhouse in Center township next Friday. Educational meeting: Dr. Schmucker addresses New Century Rule. Huey & Moorhead cash Christmas savings checks. Veteran shoemaker John Malcolm opens shop on Railroad Avenue. Community financial notes and statements included in ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Walbects
West Wheatfield Township
B. J. Fleming
Stafford
George D. Leydie
Charlotte
Pittsburg
Gwendolyn Martin
Margaret Martin
Near Heilwood
Lisle Martin
Jean
J. Mack Stewart
Portige
W. H. Martin
Cleveland
L. A. Cost
Cost
Institute
Wall’s Book Store
Street Railway Company
Creekside
Graceton
Love and ambition collide in Edwin Lander tale
Edwin Lander, a rising financier, browses gifts and memories on a bustling Main Street. He buys a rare English volume for a potential fiancée while secretly aching for his old friend Alice Gleason. A mistaken gift and a late-night reunion reveal that true worth lies in love, not status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Lander
Marguerite Fenton
Lender
Alice
Miss Gleason
Miss Fenton
Edwin
Lander
Curious Christmas superstition from English lore
On Christmas Eve at midnight country people in England believed the Christ child revisits earth. A mother may carry a sick child to the door before midnight and wait for the hour. If the child recovers, the Babe touched it with healing fingers. if it dies, the mother is comforted that the child was called to playmate in heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ngland
Battle One
Christ Child
Local residents active around county seat and towns
Harrison Lydick and J D McKendricks of Cherryhill township were at the county seat on business Friday. Joseph Wilson of South Seventh street is in Pensacola North Carolina planning to stay through winter. Mr and Mrs Starry McQuown of Church street were called to Punxsutawney yesterday due to the illness of Mrs McQuown's mother. W W Harmon, automobile mechanic of DuBois and son of Clark Harmon of Washington township, passed Indiana Friday morning on a southern tour with a Pittsburgh party in a 80 horsepower car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Lydick
J. D. McKendrick
Cherryhill Township
Joseph Wilson
South Seventh Street
Pensacola
N. C
Starry McQuown
Church Street
H. Harmon
DuBois
Clark Harmon
Washington Township
Indiana
Pittsburg
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THE
Indiana Progress
Fargeat
Thy County
ACS
Moorhead
S. Batgue
Mooriead
I Ws
Mather and Tritt
Blacklick
S. J Sides
Olive Ruth Sides
Harry A. Klingensmith, Jr
New Kensington
Blairsville College For Women
H. H. Steving & Son, Furniture and Undertaking Co
Court House
John
Simpson
Art Potteries of
Ohio
Center Township
C. Sshmucker
Huey & Moorhead
John Malcolm
Railroad Avenue
Miafenent Mumer
Ounotee
White Township
Toad Hand
Hading Dewenberi
Anal
POL
Ordesk
Ant
Amt
Miry
Bhakti
Vecee Ag
Fonds
Wrens
hans+ Coane
Mandl
CL Brown
Cail
Hands
Amaersiguert
Bella
Borband
Alamsingh McHuney
M. J. Jolnston
Frank D. “Barnet
James Stewart
Abode
W. Bopler
Orphins Coau
Tadigno
Manitay
Baw
Sic
Main Street
Edwin Lander
Old Scargin
Scarvin
Marguerite
Alice Gledgon
Fleet Street
Ih Drerys ——E
SopyTicht Hart Schaffner & Marx
Ana Ae Our
OKC
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Walt Hose
Neeleweayr
Moorhead Bros
the Farmers Bank
Penna
Father
Moth
the Gem Studio
Philo. St
Indiana, Pa
Ps Srsl
Progress
New Idea
Woman's Magazine
Daily Dispatch
R, D
Proaness
Pittsburg Daily Post
Phowkass
Daily Gazette Times
Proukuss
Horace Atwood
Morgantown
Virginia
Sta
Hetrick, Wilson & Co
Walker
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