Sixty Petit Jurors Named for March 1918 Session
A long list of jurors from Armstrong to Wheatfield is recorded for the Second Monday in March 1918. Names include G. W. Lucas, J. H. McKee, H. L. McGaughey, J. Graf, C. M. Pearce, and W. S. Harris among numerous others from districts such as Blairsville, Conemaugh, Indiana, Mahoning, Plumville, and Rayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Wheatfield
T. Brendlinger
Jas
M. Mack
Young
M. Neal
Arthur Evans
Armetrong
G. W. Lucas
Brandon
Bartike
A. Hoover
Peter Sleppy
J. H. McKee
M. C. Pearce
Blairaville
R. G. Johnston
Art
Myers
Conemaugh
S. D. Gray
Nelson Ewing
Glen Campbell
James Shirt
Grant
Frank Potta
Indiana
L. F. Sutter
Trudy Klein
J. A. Palmer
Marion
Canton
Wetzel
William , Saltsgiver
John 'T’. Trimble
Plumville
L. BW
Lakehart
I Rayne
Thos
Lutz
W. C. Brandon
J. Austman
Smicksburg
Elmer Pierce
Sheloca
H. W. Colbitt
Wheatfield
West
Hugh
Mack
White
Pleming
Sami
Shearer
Smith
Collins Crowden
Burrell
A. P. Baker
Thos, Thedin
D. A. Palmer
Buffington
C. M. Jamison
Danoe
J. 8
Miller
D. J. Calahan
Center
Geo. Orr
Clymer
Jos, Clark
J. H. Hadden
Riah Brown
Cherryhill
Saml
Brant
Isaac
Mench
Heat efficient Pipeless Caloric Furnace touted in county
In response to winter coal shortages A. T. Taylor & Ben of Indiana promote the Pipeless Caloric Furnace as the top heat producer with lowest fuel use. The unit installs without walls cutting, needs one register, and avoids cellar heat loss. Several local installations satisfy buyers. 1200 units operate in one state county. Contact A. T. Wyler & Son, Indiana Pa, for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha
A. T. Taylor &Ben
Indiana
A. T. Wdyler & Son
Town Properties Sold by Real Estate Agent McConnell
Real estate agent John McConnell announces multiple sales through his agency. Lot on East Church Street belonging to Wilson heirs sold to Frank Kring for 2500 dollars. Lot on West Water Street to J C Weitzel. House and lot on Water and Tenth Street to J W N Weitzel. Three story brick building on West Philadelphia Street to John Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McConnell
Hig
East Church Street
Paint shade limits reduce to 32 after July 1 war time
War era notes reveal paint production will be cut to 32 house paint shades after July and half gallon cans drop from use to conserve tin and linseed oil. Enamels floor and roof paints face additional limits while shipping and wartime shortages strain global supply chains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Food Administration
France
England
Japan
War Service Exchange
Department of Labor
State, War and Navy Building
Washington, D. C
Blocked roads opened by local coal haulers
Local coal fuel supply was checked by drifted roads last week. Twenty six teams hauling coal from Yellow Creek mines were idle until roads were opened and fuel began moving to town. Dr J M Stewart of Marion Center joined government service and left for Camp Oglethorpe Ga as first lieutenant in medical training. A telegram to Mr and Mrs Thomas Lowman of Ord said their son Dee who enlisted last spring has arrived in England in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnow
Tnchina
Yellow Creek
Agena
J. M. Stewart
Marion Center
Camp Oglethorps
Farland
Thomas Lowman
Ord
Dee
England
County Town News Weather Halts Weekly Letters
Severe weather and heavy snows disrupt mall facilities across the county delaying many weekly town letters for three weeks. Editors urge early mail or telephone reports of unusual local items to appear in future editions.
Hillsdale Residents Form High School Plan
Herbert Sterner of Camp Lea Virginia spent Monday with his sister Mrs Banks Wilt. C A Conner made a business trip to Indiana last week. Frank Trimble and Willis Sridley were called to Indiana last week for examination. Montgomery township residents met at the schoolhouse last Wednesday night to decide on building a high school. The meeting adjourned until this evening due to the director being absent. B F Uber spent Sabbath with his parents here. Miss Tillie Cressey recently employed at Arcadia has returned home. Miss Twila Longnecker and Bernice Jane Ake spent Sabbath at the home of Mr and Mrs John McMullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Sterner
Camp Lea
Banks Wilt
C. A. Conner
Indiana
Frank Trimble
Willis Sridley
Montgomery Township
B. F. Uber
Tillie Cressey
Arcadia
Twila Longnecker
Bernice Jane Ake
Sabbath
The
Kiang
Mra
John McMuten
Revival services draw youth at Stiffler town church
A large gathering of young people attended revival services at Stiffler town Sunday evening. Preaching is planned at the Wesleyan Methodist church next Sunday night with attendees encouraged to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stifflertown
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Local visitors and social notes from the week
Starford H. G. Christie Raymond Flaming and C. Glasaford were county sent visitors during the past week Miss Mary Wassam of Obenburg is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs 0. HE Wassam Joseph Irvin of Clymer called on friends here Saturday Miss Bertha Gromley visited in Clymer and Sample Run Sunday and Monday Misses Wozel Knupp and Ada Widlowson were shopping in Indiana on Saturday Mrs AD Lydick and children spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Moses Barr at Purchase Tno Paul McQuown of Ord was the guest of his sister Mrs J W Lloyd recently J B Read and Joe Cook are on the pick list There will be church services here Sunday morning at 11 00 o clock by Rev J D Kallor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Christie
Raymond Flaming
C. Glasaford
Mary Wassam
Obenburg
HE. Wassam
Joseph Irvin
Clymer
Bertha Gromley
Sample Run
Wozel Knupp
Ada Widlowson
Indiana
Moses Barr
Purchase Tno
Paul McQuown
Ord
J. W. Ltoyd
J. B. Read
Joe Cook
J. D. Kallor
Local Notices From A Snowbound Midwest Week
Indiana residents Kenwood Ployd Burnheimer and Lawrence Hines with family acted as Zenad Hines agents last week. Severe weather blocked mail delivery, leaving no mail for a full week. Mrs. W. W. Huston stayed with her mother in Indiana while Mr. and Mrs. Learn and grandson visited Mrs. Allen Martin on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ployd Burnheimer
Indiana
Lawrence Hines
Mitchells Mills
Zenad Hines
McKendrick
W. W. Huston
Benny
Local notables and travel delays noted in Punxsutawney area
MAROGHAND J. M. Lewis left Wadnesday afternoon to visit Clymer for K of F lodge officer installation but hit Indiana streetcar delays on Highway 80 and recalled the engagement. Prof. A. M. Gahagen handled business in Punxsutawney Saturday. Karl Bartholomew left Friday for Indiana to take draft exams. Mrs. la W. Powell, Mrs. Maggie Steffy, and Mrs. Wren were shoppers in Punxsutawney Saturday. Several residents and visitors, including W. C. Brown and Linus Simpson families, spent Sabbath with local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Lewis
K. of F
Clymer
Indiana
Prof
A. M. Gahagen
Karl Bartholomew
Mrd
la W. Powell
I. M. Lewis
Maggie Steffy
Wren Fred
W. C. Brown
Linus Simpson
Oak Tree
George Hicks
Harry Peffer
Mabel
Mra. Lewis
Peffera
Tienia Simpron
Heiletingers Visit Youngstown Family Event at Meeting
Mr and Mrs David Heiletinger of Youngstown spent several days last week with daughter Irene and Mrs Jana Helletinger. Emerson Club met at Thomas home. next meeting will be held at Mr and Mrs John Campbell. Red Cross Auxiliary members gathered at Virginia Miller home Wednesday and made towels. Attendees included Mrs George Fulmer Mrs John Carnahan Mrs David Altshouse Mrs Irvin Woode Mrs Harry Kimmel Mrs John Campbell Mrs Hart Sell Mrs Duff Edwards Mrs Paul Woode Mrs John Gibson and Misses Sara Cunningham Lottie Sheaffer Eva Allshouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Heiletinger
Youngstown
Irene
Mather
Jana Helletinger
Hmerson Club
Thomas
Neild
John A. Campbell
Red Cross Auxiliary
Virginia Miller
George Fulmer
John Carnahan
David Altshouse
Irvin Woode
Harry Kimmel
John Campbell
Hart Sell
Duff Edwards
Paul Woode
John Gibson
Sara Cunningham
Lottie Sheaffer
Eva Allshouse
ANTHONY & KLINE solicit cash on delivery by Feb 15
Ear corn hard and hay and straw purchased for immediate shipment to Shelocta. Ear Schumacher fed oats available. Firm notes military service exemption. all accounts must be settled by cash or note on or before February 15. Sholocta, Pa. Tan. 16-4t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelocta
Tranalt
Speciak
Anthony & Kline Sholocta
Fertiliser and corn sale notice by Fred W Henry and others
Pertelizher T contracted for Hes se Brand fertiliser to ship Feb 26 and urges early orders by Feb 16 to secure assortments before price increases Feb 1. War Corn bought for immediate shipment to Starford Pa at favorable price before it disappears. Public sale March 8 1918 at 12:30 near Smith Station Indiana branch two miles northeast of Binksville includes oil stock farm machinery tours harness and dairy equipment under A Woodward Smith and J B Flenniken auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesse
Starford
PubHc Gale
Smith Station
Indiana Branch
Binksville
A. Woodward Smith
J. B. Flenniken
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Asouisohan
Ray
A. Unecapher
Biairaville
L. J. George
Gattos
John George
J. B. Buchanan
Green Charley Decker
Augustus Pease
Raymond Byers
G. C. Fae
J. J. Markle
North Mahoning
W. H. Zoner
KR. B. Penebare
Charles Heitzenrater
A. GC
Rick Aéduaniosbu
Rome
Homer City
R. W. Langham
T. C. Calhoun
Harry W. . Lewis
Mahoning
J. H. Goleman
Mast
C. A. Ginter
N. B. Barr
Frank Braughter
C. L. Perry
Rayhe
John O'Hara
Salisburg
Harris
C. D. Edwards
Washington
G. W. Nes
Ant War News Digest
United States
Overseas Service
American Library, Association
Debarkation
Association
Secretary of Agriculture
Houston
Department of Agriculture
Berlin
Geneva
Switzerland
Vance
Illnois
Tata
Samuel G. Dixon
M. D
LE. D
D. Se
Philadelphia
Avorage
Hillsdale
Children’s Mittens
P. K
Palm Beach
Swrose
Leen
Moe
SLORT
Pric Mang Amart
Bis Lot
Fabrica
Burson
Parry
Georgette Crapa
Aizes
Kenwood
Maroghand
Pertelizher
Fred W. Henry
Cockport
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