Local notes on births visits and meetings in Rayne area
Mr W L Fleming welcomes a boy as Anderson and Pinkerton visit Pittsburg. Timber hauled for river work. Douglass brothers nearly complete contract if snow continued. Local clergy and congregations hold meetings. Miss Vernie improving after Columbus treatment. Pine Grove Church dedicated with debt nearly paid. James Speedy, families, and visitors frequent Punxsutawney, Jefferson county, and Chambersville. School teachers Rebecca Blue and Melissa Wilhelm return home. other town news covers illnesses, sleighing, social events, and upcoming institute events.
Street Visits and Local Happenings in Shelocta
A roundup of town notices and social items from Shelocta and nearby areas. Names include Telford Black McChesney Henry Russell Walker King and many visitors traveling to Homer City Stuart’s Furnace Marion and Indianapolis. Events cover sleighing parties music instructions revivals entertainments and council meetings with brief mentions of illnesses and local work projects.
Bad bread breeds anger at home say cooks and merchants
The piece notes that poor bread causes domestic unhappiness and lists faults from bakers to aging yeast and subpar flour. It then offers a remedy: bakers should use David Ellis & Sons flour, touted as the best available and widely acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
David Ellis & Sons
Local Notes and Visits Across the County
Henry Connor shows six inches taller since last week. Milton Cunningham of Purchase Line was in town on Saturday. A young son arrived at Henry McAnulty’s residence Thursday. Joseph A. Ow of Cockport visited his sister Mrs. Jerry Keirn over the Sabbath. Five applicants seek retail liquor licenses and one for wholesale in the area. W B Rice and James Donahey of Dixonville visited W W Kidd over the Sabbath. James A. Learn and family of Purchase Line visited Andrew Farbaugh’s family Thursday. Miss Corbett, a returned missionary, lectured in the U P church Tuesday evening. Rev Eckman of Saltsburg held communion in the M E church here Sabbath. County superintendent and M E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Connor
Milton Cunningham
Purchase Line
Henry McAnulty
Joseph A. Ow
Cockport
Jerry Keirn
W. B. Rice
James Donahey
Dixonville
W. W. Kidd
James A. Learn and
Local Notes From Conemaugh And Surrounding Areas
Leard of Conemaugh township visited our schools last week Rev McCalmont of Butler assisted at communion in the U P church at this place last Sabbath Four persons united with the church J G Gibson spent the winter near here and left for Oregon with his sister Annie who plans to visit for some time Chas Sloan visits friends in Johns Mary Frederick visits friends in and near Georgeville Dr Sloan made a business trip to Somerset county and Johnstown last week H E Thompson of this place visited his parents at Plumville last Sabbath W C McEthoes of this place delivered election tickets for a couple of days A party of local young folks and another from Plumville met at Marion on Friday night all report a pleasant time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Rmports
Estella
Indiana
Ware
Evangelical Church
Dollie
Blanch Clark
Jeannette
Reed
Hazlett
Campbell
Burnside
Henderson House
Telford
Adam Black
W. A. McChesney
J. T. Henry
R. E. Russell
West Union
Sloan Walker
John King
Kittanning
Lowman
Isaac Hefflefinger
Amos Wood
Homer City
Chas. McEwen
Bowser
Putneyville
Alice Morrow
Marion
Ella Martin
Dayton
Institute
Edward Smith
Smyrna
Five Points
Willet
Harry Thompson
Kellysburg
Nolo Bell
Davis
Emma Smith
Lottie Schrecongost
Scott House
H. V. Rowan
Pittsburg
Elsworth Kunkle
Johnstown
Mellie Reed
Jacksonville
Town Hall
John Sickenberger
Mitchells Mills
Co. W. Tuck
Mite Society
Homer
Homer City School
Y. P
Mary Frederick
Georgeville
Dr. Sloan
Somerset County
H. E. Thompson
Plumville
W. C. McEthoes
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. L. Fleming
Messrs. Anderson and Pinkerton
Our City
Riddle & Devinney
Douglass Brothers
Harry Ruffner
D. D
J. E. Miller
Glen Campbell
Shirely
Vernie
Bruce Leasure
Columbus
Ohio
Church of God
Pine Grove Church
Rayne
James Speedy
Punxsutawney
Alice Gourley
Geo. Gourley
Jefferson County
John Ellis
Mabel McQuilken
Miss Richardson
Richmond
Davidson
Chambersville
Wm. Condron
Dora
Daniel Frech
Near Grove Chapel
Rebecca Blue
Melissa Wilhelm
Clearfield County
Sarah Pearce
Near Ambrose
Cherrytree
Garfield
Jane Cable
Little
A. W. McClain
Walls
Jake Swartz
New Florence
Alice Winebrenner
J. Lichtenfels
W. C. Reynolds, Jr
Mies Beckie Boyle
Saltsburg
Rema
William Reynolds
Findley Reynolds
Robert Winebrenner
Altoona
Joe Brantlinger
Robinson Store
Joe
Weat Mahoning
J. G. Walker
Poonxsutawney
Joseph Hare
Gome
Empire
Elk County
Albert Gahagan
North Point
Jacob Long
Effie
Elsie Long
Phenix
Mia McCrelland
Smicksburg
Bowers
Skinner
Walker
W. F. Walker
Martha Jane Moorhead
Wm. Fryer
Mr. King
South Bend
Todd Walker
Mary Lowman
Illinois
G. E. Frantz
Stuarts Furnace
Armstrong County
Plainville
West
Lebanon
F. H. Salsgiver
The
Presbyterian Church
Will Rutter
Ilinois
N. A. Collins
Blairsville
W. E. Collins
M. E
Orr
Kent
Iowa
R. H. Harbison
Washington
West Lebanon Council
Penn Mills
Penn
Indiana, PA
Loughry
Particu
Rive
A. W. Wilson
Barnesboro
Miss Corbett
U. P
Eckman
Salteburg
M. E. Church
Our County
Chas. Sloan
Johns
Geo. W. Hood
Noah Kifer
Creekside
Tadiana County
Newville
John Nesbit, Sr
Weamer Tan
Marshall & Kline’s
N. B
Marshall & Kline
W. M. Cunnigham
Times
W. M. Cunninghasts
Philadelphia
Second
Sia
Indiana County
John Cunningham
Grean
Paame T. Excrris
Cork
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