Creekside Hotel Opens Under Swift Fletcher Menager
Creekside town welcomes a modern hotel at the New Commercial Hotel opening Saturday under Swift and Fletcher. W A Swift, formerly foreman at Graft Bros coal mine, will manage with full charge. The building is steam heated, repainted, and has 24 bedrooms, a bright office and dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creekstda
Swift & Fletcher
W. A. Swift
Graft Bros
Bell's Mills
Whlo
Elizabeth Carnahan
Russell
Paul
John Lackey
Twila Colkitt
Indiana Normal
Esther Colkitt
Shelocta
Lackey
Amanda Burkey
Maggie Law
Purchase Line
Lowry Carnahan
Imogene
Clair Byers
Nettie Diamond
Niagara Falls
Henry Lewis
Punxsutawney
Clarence
Creekside
Homer City
Canova Hall
H. V. Wiser
H. A. Clark
Marie
Parkhiji
Akron
Robert DeHaven
James Sheridan
Mahaffey
Civile Club
Speedy
James Craven
DuBois
Ruth Blooming
Sophia Carnahan
Nighe
Butler
Louis Flick
A. Clark
Parkhill
Alderton
Indiana
Y.M. CG. A
Anderson
Dixson Wilson
Morrison Rugh
Zamboni Morningstar
Fairman Guthrie-King
Carnahan O
Rugh
Morningsstar
Guthrie
Morrison
Carnahan
Morningstar
King
Blairsville Widow Died. Local Obituary Notes Richly
Blairsville reports Arthur Bethel of Tarentum died Sunday after an appendicitis operation. Funeral services will be held at Walter Muir’s home, with interment in Blairsville cemetery. The widow Deborah Wilson, 77, died Thursday. several children survive in towns including Black, Speiss, Laird, Bowers, Young, and Wilsons in Pittsburg New York City Morgantown. Pneumonia cases remain serious. local choir sang a canate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bethel
Tarentum
Walter Muir
Near Town
Blairsville
Deborah Wilson
Harman Wilson
Anna Eb, Black
W. B. Speiss
M. Laird
Helen Bowers
M. L
R. L. Wilson
Town
G. A. Young
Johnstown
Harry Wilson
Pittsburg
John M. Wilson
New York City
William Wilson
Morgantown
W. Va
Ralph Smith
J. B. Carson
Presbyterian Church
Strongstown Community Notes and Local Moves
Clyde T. Graham of Blairsville returns home after four weeks with family. Mrs. Sadie Graham visited Rdensburg. ER. M. Mack and W. E. Graham hauled two loads of Christmas trees to Johnstown. W. T. Graham delivered 40 pine trees to Wintondale for shipment to Carrolltown. Buffington township supervisors organized Saturday electing Cassatt president and Mardis secretary treasurer. Jackson Mardis moves SAW mill to Frank Dearmy land to cut timber. H. G. Peddicord hauled apples to Wintondale and earned $1.30 a bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde T. Graham
Blairsville
V. T. Graham
Sadie Graham
Rdensburg
ER. M. Mack
W. E. Graham
Johnstown
W. T. Graham
Wintondale
Carrolltown
Buffington Township
Thomas Duncan
William Cassett
C. A. Mardis
William Cassatt
Jackson Mardis
Frank Dearmy
H. G. Peddicord
Dixonville News and Christmas Preparations
Dixonville reports start of school after a week’s break and local residents preparing for Christmas. Ben Cook of Kittanning helps with mining while Richard Nichols hands over Mine No. 27 duties to Gus Sunburg at Heigh Run. A new school director C I Bence joins, and 100 company houses may be built at Barr slope with a central decorating plant planned to supply power to nearby towns. The Odd Fellows skip Friday meeting due to holidays and a national convention delegate from the area, Charles Mabn, has been elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derry Township
Harry Cornell
John Stitt
State College
Chauncey Zimmerman
Bairdstown
L. A. Johnston
McNelis
Anna Pile
Pittsburg
William Morrison
Monmouth
Millwood Coal Co
Dixonville
Idamar
Kivery
Ben Cook
Kittanning
Igvisteng
David Ober
Christming
Matthedtat
Verybody
Squire Rice
Idumar
Clymer
R. V. Miller
Connellsville
J. O. Lightner
Richard Nichols
Mina No. 27
Heigh Run
Gus Sunburg
C. I. Bence
Martin Ober
Baptist Church
Elmer Lydie
Odd Fellows
100 Company
Barr Slope
Thin Pines
Pertiin
Stormer Tag
Dinno
Charles Mabn Tag
Jovnt U. M
Inidiniapolis
Albert Longwill
Xerret Tervica
Niddiawotskis
Brushvalley Social Roundup
John and Jetirude Riugh returned home after a week with uncles in Pittsburg. Tillie McCrea of Pittsburg invites her mother Mrs Binnehe McCrea of this place. Emma Horlinger visited Sunday with Mrs Lizzie Mock. Daniel Hess has been on the sly. Wilum Miller of Johnstown spent a day last week with family here. Mrs Blanche McCrea and daughter Tillie visited Mrs T McCrea last Monday. Dr Wn Johns and wife with daughter Margery were Indiana visitors on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
D. George
Pittsburg
N. J. Rumbaugh
Rachel Blyth
Ladies’ Missionary Society of Presbyterian Church
Wendell
Justin Byers
Grove City
John Fleming
J. K. Dick
Wallace Dick
Presbyterian Church
M.eb
J. W. Cary
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. A. Hartung
Blacklick
M. EB
Homer City Lutheran Church
Harvey Fitzhonis
Ed Marshall
Harvey Fitzhonts
Leitha Love
Louise Green
Wava Love
Mary Shaeffer
Jennie Johnston
Margarette Ickes
Ruth Fitzhonts
Marion Sickenberger
Ethyl Shaeffer
Louise Kunkle
Leore Stahl
Mabel Johnston
Elizabeth Kunkle
Ruth Shaeffer
Helen Miller
Wynona Kunkle
Myrtle Kissinger
Emma Long
Grace Fitzhonts
Iaat Fitzhonts
Hazel
Helen Fitzonts
Nevins
Shaeffer
Ita Love
Allen Wilson
Byron Nev
Mrs. GC
8. Kunkle
John
Jetirude Riugh
Tillie McCrea
Binnehe McCrea
Emma Horlinger
Lizzie Mock
Daniel Hess
Wilum Miller
Johnstown
Blanche McCrea
Tillie
T. McCrea
Wn. Johns
Margery
Indiana
Relaves
Brackenridge
Dod
Phitchinson
Helen
Satureday
David Jorreton
Orrellvila
Jmaston
Phetisen
Penn Run Community News Summary
Local social notes from Penn Run show visits by Mr and Mrs Merle White and others, plus holiday gatherings and church events. Names include Mrs Berd Strong, Leonard Barr, Lydlek, Norman Mowler, John Lytle, Dora Vue, Mrs J W Ruck, and more. A Christmas program, cantata, and entertainment are planned. a skating night at Arcadia rink features prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berd Strong
Merle White
Dantal Strong
Fairbath
Leonard Barr
Tadlatny
Cern Lydlek
Norman Mowler
Dottistewr
Hanis
John Lytle
Thomas
J. W. Ruck
Hart
Dora Vue
Kma
Sintec
Lineal
Nebraska
W. Maypfield
Dard
Aulson
Clymer
Tomek
Ehtt
Ils
East Wheatfield Wedding Guests Amid Illness and School Closure
Jontos Princho remains critically ill with a disease as John Iey and his bride withdrew from their wedding. Reformers Teventia and Geo rg with Miss Advthers visit Johustown relatives. Florence Pick spent Wednesday in Johnstown. Trindle school closes indefinitely due to teacher illness Herbert Sluwelterbock and Witay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Wheatfield
Jontos Princho
John
Bride
Reformer
Teventia
Georg
Advthers
Johustown
Misa Florence Pick
Johnstown
Trindle
Herbert Sluwelterbock
Witay
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County Town News
Harold Harvey
Central Supply Company
Arcadia
Mary R. Clark
Glen Campbell
J. W. Rankin
R. B. Haupt
Haupt
Iid.r. Lutman
Ernest
Anthony Askey
Osceola
Ray Plattsaller
Russell Coal Mining Company
St. Benedict
Boyd Hamilton
Pine Flats
Clymer Star
Neeley Hotel
H. W. Lloyd
Starford
F. C. Little
Dixonville Hospital
W. F. Neeley
A. W. South
Strongstown
Wilmer Stewart
Brushvalley
Penn Run
Ants
Peter Honk
Ain End
Wen Wddy Ware Biniant Voailore
Olin Self
Blanche
Saarchy
Anna Kerr
Virginie Titter
Thomas Roel Dartystyter
Ua Elueet
Clair Waites
Lewis Wells
Near Hare
Maske
Akties
Ni-dip A.W. McMillin
Stadunier'y Jewelry Store
The
Savings & Trust Company
Christimas Savings Club
Bon Ton
Best Store
Price
Dorsey's
Fords
Baetion
H Tray
Liers
Prodinge Gableships
Baildon
Vale
Valoe
Tera
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