Glauconite rich marls of New Jersey create long term potash source
Historic notes describe glauconite rich greensand beds across New Jersey and adjacent states as a major potash source. The text details formation, occurrence in marl beds, estimated yields per area, and potential supply lasting millions of years, with mention of Delaware, the District of Columbia, and Virginia beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Herschel Breckell
New Jersey
Lima
Raritan Bay
Rical
Jersey
Delaware
District of Columbia
Virginia
Petersburg
United States
Residents and visitors gather for holidays in Plumville area
Rossmoyne J W Irwin and R Boyd Elkin returned home near Butler after work in Plumville. Guests included Miss Pluma VanHorn and her father, Miss Ida Fisher, and families from New Kensington and Smicksburg. Local trips featured J V Mogle to DuBois and J H Milley in Pittsburgh. Hastings and Indiana Normal students spent holidays with relatives, while others visited Pittsburgh, Trafford City, Clearfield, Reed Stewart, and families in Reed.
Strongstown Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Illness
Miss Mabel Orner visited friends at Homer City recently. Miss Catherine Orner visits her father at Cardiff, H G Beddicord, time keeper for Penn Public Company, called to bedside of his daughter Nellie who is seriously ill with pneumonia. Clarence Bennett closed his school due to illness among pupils. Clair Altemus, visiting Heilwood friends, has returned home. Supt L J Driggs called on H Q Peddicord last week. Nellie and Margaret Altemus visit their sister Mrs Alton Sharp of Nanty-Glo. Mr and Mrs William Bennett visited the latter’s parents on Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Orner
Homer City
Catherine Orner
Cardiff
Penn Public Company
Nellie
Clarence Bennett
Clair Altemus
Heilwood
L. J. Driggs
H. Q. Peddicord
Margaret Altemus
Alton Sharp
Nanty-Glo
William Bennett
Grove Chapel Socials and Family Christmas Visits
Grove Chapel notes list Misses Ployd and Lillian Craig visiting Blairsville relatives during vacation. Mrs H W Wimner and daughter spent Christmas with sister Mrs Charley Pans in Marion Center. Clarence Shields and family at mother Mrs Blair McGara in Chambersville. Lynn Thomas and Merle McQuiston with John Kenor in Youngwood for Christmas. Mrs Gilpin McHenry of Indiana visited daughter Mrs Fred Huber. Jacob Dehaven recovering slowly from rheumatism.
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Ployd
Lillian Craig
Blairsville
H. W. Wimner
Charley Pans
Marion Center
Clarence Shields
Blair McGara
Chambersville
Lynn Thomas
Merle McQuiston
John Kenor
Youngwood
Gilpin McHenry
Indiana
Armstrong Township Church Services and Holiday Visits
In Armstrong Township the Peetur schoolhouse drew a good crowd for entertainment. W J Crum visits Wilkinsburg this week. Mrs Kissinger and family spent Christmas with Mr and Mrs Rising. The ill children of W R Thomas are improving. Misses None and Aulela Carson of Indiana spent Christmas here. Lela McCurdy spent Christmas at her parents’ home. J F Fleming was a business caller in Indiana Monday. Albert Miller and family spent Christmas with Mr and Mrs Samuel Miller. Curry Run church will hold services next Sabbath at 11 am Rev OMit former pastor. Sabbath school at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Milley
Pittsburgh
John Devens
Trafford City
Hastings
R. W. Wright
H. E. Clark
Reed Stewart
Clearfield
B. F. Sterling
Fred Lewis
James Black
John Nelson
Ruth Martin
Mary Thomas
Indiana Normal
Genevieve Langdon
Ithaca Conservatory of Music
Henry Martz
Princeton
Clyde Cresslay
Temple University
Edna Miller
Dickinson Seminary
Lillian Feeter
Los Angeles
Cal
Peetur
W. J. Crum
Wilkinsburg
Kissinger
Indiana
Albert Miller
Samuel Miller
Curry Run
Omit
Salt Lick Coal Company Notice of Charter Application
Notice is given that on January 17 1921 at 10 a m an application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania by Joseph H Stern 0 Hoffman H H Hettick R M Harbison and J H Learn for a charter of Salt Lick Coal Company to mine produce and prepare coal and minerals for market to manufacture coke and other products to buy sell ship transport and own real estate and to empower the board of directors to dispose of real estate without majority stock consent. William Banks solicitor. Dec 22 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Joseph H. Stern
Hoffman
H. H. Hettickk
R. M. Harbison
H. Learn
Salt Lick Coal Company
Act of Assembly
William Banks
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Ata
Chicago Tribune
C. H. Kirker
H. C. Ford
Barnesboro
LF. Wilson
Jay
Franklin
Alexander Gray
Harry Bostic
Barkesboro
Charles McGinney
Wm. Streams
J. M. Wilson
Elizabeth
L. F. Wilson
Pearl Muffley
Mike Thomas
Rossmoyne
J. W. Irwin
R. Boyd Elkin
Butler
Irwin
Plumville
Pluma VanHorn
Harry Kuehner
Ida Fisher
Nelson Warden
Leroy
New Kensington
Harvey Mack
W. Hazlett
D. C. Wells
Duff Crawford
Smicksburg
C. D. Hickox
G. ©. Good
Mary Johnston
Matthew Wyncoop
J. V. Mogle
DuBois
Klen Campbell
Strongstown
Armstrong Township
Ana
County
Wallace Dry Goods CO
J. C. Wallace& Son
Philadelphia Street
Philadelphia & Street
Santa Claus
Chrismas Club
Farmers Bank & Trust Company
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