Fund Set to Train Young Men for the Ministry
Distribution of property from the wills of Rev. J. Milton Snyder of Homer City and Peter Boyer of Armstrong County is detailed. A Lutheran church trust of 1000 dollars funds education for young men entering the ministry, with widow and son named executors and other real estate bequests to heirs. Additional wills grant farms to heirs and appoint executors, while social notices describe a farewell party at Willet, Plumville club women outing, Rochester Mills birthday gathering, and a leap year banquet near Marion Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Milton Snyder
Homer City
Lutheran Church
J. Shull Snyder
Mary ©. Orner
Peter Boyer
Armstrong Township
Josiah
Mary
Lewis
Thomas
Lizzie
James
Marion
Hannah
Edna Boyer
Susan Sharp
Plum~ Creek Township
Armstrong County
Nathan
James Gamble Fleming
Jannetta
Mary Bell
Jay
Savinga & Trust Company of
Indiana
W. L. Neal
Young Township
Sarha Neal
J. W. Johnston
Center Township
Weddings in Indiana and nearby towns mark week’s unions
Alshouge Schrecengost and Samuel Allshouse wed near Cresk side in Indiana and hosted a reception at the bride’s home with a shower and serenade. Zambent Marcella and Ella Have Ralston married in Creekside with plans to reside there. McClain and Brendlinger wed in Pitcairn with future residence in Pitcairn. Carlson and Spencer tied the knot in Punxsutawney region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alshouge Schrecengost
Samuel Allshouse
Near Creskside
Mae Schrecengost
Gastown
Indiana
D. A. Schrevengost
Creekside
Allshouse
Buffalo,Rochester & Pittsburg Railway Company
Huntingdon & Clearfield Telephone Company
Spring Maid Coming to Auditorship March 1
Vienna born operetta The Spring Maid to be staged by Andreas Dippel's company at the Auditorium on Wednesday March 1. Miss Georgia Campbell stars as the title role with Benj Byron and Arthur Wooley in key comic roles. A large chorus of young singers and dancers enhances the lively production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Andreas Dippel
Dipel
Mr. Wooley
Prince Nepomuk
Uncle Sam Cook Book Sets Free For Housewives
Government produced cooking sets totaling six publications are offered free to housewives in Armstrong Clarion Indiana and Jefferson counties. The collection contains forms receipts and tested recipes by government experts and can be obtained by contacting Congressman Taylor North at 484 Monse Office Building Washington DC. Public sales announce farm auctions near Georgeville and West Lebanon Apollo including livestock crops farm machinery vehicles household goods and a Maxwell automobile with multiple auctioneers and dates in February and March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Washington, D. C
Taylor North
Armstrong
Clarion
Indiana
Jefferson
Monse
Bulldig
Washington, DC
J. M. Simpson
Georgeville
W. A. Beer
Ceorge Galley
Shelocta
Armstrong Wrood
Maxwell
W. A. Bei
Cal Gworge
Adminstratrix Notice For Johnston Estate
Letters of administration issued for James M Johnston estate in Cullagh parish. Persons with claims must present verified proof for settlement and those indebted to the estate should make prompt payment. Hannah C Johnston appointed administratrix, authority dated 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amer
Altorney
James M. Johnston
Herough
Hannah C. Johnston
Tudlana
Eby
James W. Mark
AA. M. Walker
Montgomery Township
Harry Walker
Cherry Tree IR. D
W. C. Chapman
Catherine 1S
Simpson
East Mahoning Township
le Fugebund
Co‑operative buying and potato grading in farming notes
Stath Agricultural Notes report six per cent dividend for the Fancas ter County Farmers Association and a $2,000 surplus. Altoona firms form the Pennsylvania Hog Company with $25,000 capital to raise hogs on a 471 acre farm. Potatoes demand high prices and growers trade seed from other farms. Hog price ranges are listed by county with highs around $15 and lows near $9. Health and taxes discuss public health as a foundation of prosperity and the cost of preventable disease to communities and taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stath Agricultural
Fancaster
Also Mentioned on This Page
Willet
C. G. Orr
Mary Rankin
Dora Trusal
Orr
Harvey Ftool
Orr Wag
G. W. Peterman
J. F. Miller
Harvey Rool
J. EB. Park
Prank Rankin
H. J. Hoover
J. Hudson
Ira Marlin
J. A. Elkin
Murray Stewart
John Orr
Bert Orr
C. P. Wissinger
C. Iz McCurdy
Bryan Miter
Beryl Seanor
Ralph Fair- Man
Harl Trusal
Plumville Club
Pleasant Valley Club
Plumville
Frank Marshall
Walter Lewis
Rochester Mills
Minn Cora Allison
Rochester Milla
Virginia Mauk
Ruth Zener
Ruby Richardson
Mary Kuntz
Diane Lowry
Mary Philippi
Erina Loughry
Loleta Mauk
Mildred Weaver
Gertrude Philippi
Merdie Philippi
Chlorica Wolfgang
Messrs
Frank Lowry
John Philippi
Lee Maul
Paul Richardson
Byron Kuntz
Quinn
Lea Hess
Orve Helis Waller Philippi
Uarry Hill
Kellysburg
Mahoning Mouse
Marion Center
Mildred Wyncoop
Fred
Mary Streatus
Walker
Hazel Condron
Myr. McCormick
Mary Wyntoop
Dr. Glasser
Misa Ida Shtuluss
Ella Moore
Orange County
N. Y
Carlson-Spencer
Joseph Carlson
Canoe Township
Blanche Spencer
Banks Township
Charles Clark
Punxsutaw
Geo
BE. Simpson
K. Dinger
Jogi George
West
Lebanon
Apollo
SLOAN
Sloan Bros
Court House
Wilmer Stewart
John R. Bracken
Bracken
Pfamily
Pennsylyan
Joseph W. Iselly
Harry V. Scherer
Edwin D. Seline
Act of Assembly
Johnstown Poster Advertising Company
Dharaeter
Tom Nok
Feby
Gio, MN
Tidiank
Bel
Noriche
Court of Common Pens
HL C. Christy & Co
Schuylkill
Philadelphia
Cameron
Berks
Allegheny
Clearfield
Somerant
Franklin and
Greene
Walton
Potter
Crawford
Cumberland
Lord Beaconsfield
Union
THE
Troutman Company
A. 8. Cunningham Company
Batiste
Voile
Cunningham Company
Qinnava
Indiana, Pa
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