News of County Towns and Social Visits
Mr and Mrs H Porter Miller and John Q Campbell visited Mrs Anna B Smith in Aultman. A pie social and entertainment were planned at John Fleming school on Friday. A surprise party honored Mrs Kimble on Saturday at Elder Kimble’s home. Many locals traveled to Indiana for visits and funerals. Clark Carnahan shows improvement after illness. Todd Rankin returned home from three months with his sister in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Porter Miller
John QO. Campbell
Anna B. Smith
Aultman
John Fleming
Elder Kimmel
Kimmel
Wila Sell
Kathryn Harbison
Indiana
Nella George
Lewis Weiss
Wilson Turnbull
Ornest
Samuel Kerr
Clark Carnahan
Eernest McLaughlin
Newark
N. J
Harry McCurdy
Lawrence
Myrtle Mae
Mra
Wm. Devlin
A. D. Woode
Wilbert
Todd’ Rankin
Paul Fleming
Oklahoma
Local Folks and Oil and Gas Leasing Around Strongstown
Strongstown residents share news of visits and travels. Harry N Artemus of Carlisle spent a ten day furlough at home. Ernest Stephens family welcomed a baby girl. Area residents list oil and gas leasing activity and social calls among neighbors and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry N.artemus
Carlisle
Ernest Stephens
W. Maloy
Samuel Stiles
Thomas
Nellie
Margaret Artemus
Catherine Orner
Bert Peddicord
Clark Lydie
Jacksonville
Nora Frazier
Oliver Creswell
Pittsburgh
Annie Strong
Mia
Dale Green
Blacklick
Alton Strong
J. W. McKee
Frank Corosko
John Chinco
Big Bend
J. B. Graham
Jessie Frank
J. McDowell
Tipperary
Milton Paul
Vinton
William Judson
Vintondale
Jurors for March Court Chosen in Various Towns
A long list of men selected as grand jurors for March sessions includes names from Blairsville, Punxsutawney, Homer City, Indiana, Lucerne Mines, Smicksburg, and many other towns. Sixty petit jurors are named for second and third weeks, covering Arcadia to Trade City, with numerous individuals and districts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
I. H. Sharp
Scott Mardis
Clymer
P. H. Donahue
Nelson Widdowson
Cramer
G. W. Calhoun
Creekside
Calhoun
Dilltown
John
Telford
Ernest
John Rank
Graceton
J. J. Wright
Glen Campbell
M.M. Gilpatrick
Heilwood
B. W. Ross
Homer City
Harry Sink
Armagh
Charles Clark
R. M. Menning
G. Davis
P. Davis
N. W
Hollis
Lawrance Graff
Gilmore
Bell
John M. Conner
W. F. Hysong
Lucing Wilson
N. N. Wilson
Blacklick
J. D. Rager
Crymer
J. W. Hare
R. A. Parks
Lydick
J. D. McKendrick
Alex Sabo
Robert Sayers
Cherry Troa
G. D. Biter
Claghorn
Wm. George
Dixonville
W. R. Calhoun
Birl
Jas. Dwyer
Gipsy
J. W. Hoffman
Hillsdale
Frank King
T. W. Colbitt
J. L. Peterman
Livermore
D. C. Urey
W, FP
Barclay
Saltsburg
Homer Baker
Smith Pierce
J. C. Daugherty
R. B
McNeal R
Seward
Williams
Smicksburg
G. A. Bond
Sheloca—Steel
H. Kerr
H. &. Shaffer
Sees Va Jones
J. J. Horrell
Wintondale
W. H. Craig
Valiers
A. B. Harvich
Jos
Lightner
Jas. Hileman
Jesse Berkhouse
Garman
H. FB. Fetterman
T. J. Smith
A. R. Brilhart
Home
J. J. Little
B. Winger
Gilhousen
Homer
J. T. Nix
T. George
Milton FP. Carson
Hortons
J. EB. Clawson
Indiana
John Ebby
Thomas
George
Adam Isenberg
J. Patterhoff
W. Davis
D. C. Mack
J. HI
W. M. Jobe
Oran Stiffler
T.P. Stephens
Wm. A. Bence
D. A. Cunningham
A. 1B. Griffith
J. J. Henderson
Ford
Progress Honor Roll adds January subscribers to The Progress
A January list shows numerous subscribers and renewals to The Progress, naming individuals across Indiana counties, towns, and beyond including H. B. Cramer, Hallie A. Baird, J. P. St. Clair, Mrs. Edwards, R. J. Williams, J. F. Cooper, Myra, Curt Williams, Minnie J. Carney, and many more from Indiana, Blairsville, Punxsutawney, Homer City, and other places, indicating broad reader support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress
H. B. Cramer
Clymer
Hallie A. Baird
Pittsburgh
A. H. Uncapher
Ernest
Wm. Hosach
Indiana
H. R. Dorr
T. S. Neal
Trade City
Ward Bishop
Earl Shields
Lovejoy
J. P. St. Clair
Homer City
R. J
Myra
Curt Williams
Glen Campbell
A. D. Rice
Dixonville
J. F. Cooper
Cherry Tree
Milton C. Lydick
F. Rice
H. D. Widdowson
O. W. Shields
Livermore
Hollis
Blairsville
Mrs. Edwards
Stone
Chicago
G. M. Edwards
Portland
Ore
Calvin Patterson
New Alexandria
M. N. Lewis
Hillsboro
H. BE. McCullough
Vander Britt
A. N. Blew
Vanderegrift
H. & Smith
Rochester Mills
J. H. Shores
Kelseyville
Cal
D. A. Strassler
Mary E. Smith
Akron
Marchand
J. W. Dovb
Punxsutawney
H. A. Reithmiller
Buffalo
N. Y
H. Baun
Ww. T. Churchill
Wm. H. Campbell
John FE. Rishel
H. R. George
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jacksonville, Or
Kent Station
Zelu
Walter
Summer Normals
Indiana State Normal Schools
Strangford
Burrell Township
Bracken
Plumville
Z. S. Walter
Blairsville, Pa
R. D. No
Clymer National Bank
Clymer, Penna
Progressive Banking Service
Farmers and Miners National Bank of
Kent, Penna
Red Cross
Hetrick
Wilson
Strongstown
Alveria
J. WR
Doubt Blaisville
T. M. Duncan, Jr
Chauncey Shipley
James Everett
Stafford
John Stnsnbaugh
Roy McCullough
Salsburg
E. B. Almes
John W Roof
Bmicksburg
Fdw
Walker
Sheroda
A. H. Georga
J. B. Vasbinder
Trade
Wm. Holben
Johnston Moorhead
Andrew TR
Wauchison
Mellwood
J. A. Roush
F. Allison
Cresson
H. A. Calhoun
Kansas City
Sarah McQine
Luther
Harry Flickinger
Tampa
Fla
Bertha Peoples
Irwin
Jus. Leasure
W. J. Rice
Cleveland
David Orta
Elizabeth Rutledge
Paul A. Wiggins
Vandergrift
Myrtle Gray
Washington, D.C
HH. W. Johnston
Mamher City
Walter Knupp
Commodore
Rupert Farnbaugh
Nanty-Glo
J.T. Langham
Oden
D. D. Oribbs
John Mwing
Penn Run
William McClusky
T. M. Shearer
West Palm Beach
Florida
Mary Shaum
A. J. Nevins
W. B. Ansley
F. J. Douglass
Lee Hayes
Norwood
G. W. Learn
Andy Shultz
Sideless
GC. Little
Harrison Putt
Wim. Muckle
J. M. Greek
G. Mazza
H. E. Smith
K. Green
S. C. Hazlett
Jane Rowland
James Atkinson
Greensburg
R. J. Hood
New Florence
Mrs. Ployd Pierce
Albert Mack
P. T. Lamberson
H. H. Barnhart
J. M. Brown
M. H. Guthrie
Spirit Publishing Co
J. W. Runyan
Albert McCausland
Dayton
W. P. McCrea
Homer City No
H. BE
Dan Mottarn
Rochester
D. F.chapman
M. J. Brilhart
Gen. Ritehay
Sarah Peddicord
FLW
Kerr
A. I. Sheldy
Lue
Ife
Ile
Tlé
Tie
First National Bank
Gradua
Freicat
Sutton - Miller Company
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