Local Correspondence from Dixonville Notes Visitors and Events
Local items list guests visiting from nearby towns and relatives visiting at various homes. Names include Barbar, Barretts, Longwill, Sickenberger, Bence, Ellsworth, Barber, Walker, Kelly, Widdowson, Cribbs, and McDermit among others. Mentions of upcoming coal mine openings on Nelson Barr farm, piano purchase, and temple visits. Several residents travel to Indiana Normal and Pennsylvania towns for schooling and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixonviler
Barbar
Burnside
J. A. Barbar
Cora Barbar
Indiana
Herbert Longwill
Initiana
John Longwill
Walter ©. Sickenberger
Mitehelly Mills
Mes
Darbor
Mrnday
Charles Bence
Coupon
Logan Bence
Williamsport
Harry Lyock
Altoona
James Bones
BR. H. Ellaworth
Arcadia
DN. Barber
A. Barber
Thomas Walker
Chay. Bence
Baptist Parsonage
Joseph Ober
I. J. Barber
Tinkeom and visitors return to Brushvalley notes
A jumble of small town notices records Tinkeom returning to Plomyville after a week away and Miss Mabel Mack visiting from Derry with her sister Mrs. Wiste Hitelinen. Numerous locals are mentioned by name for visits, vacations, illness, and travel, including Marl Louis, Mr. and Mrs. TOuk, Miss Nona Napp, and Donald Pattison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinkeom
Plomyville
Snme
Mabel Mack
Derry
Wiste Hitelinen
Patrick McCormick
Mary
Mirabeth Thompson
Wilkinsburg
Saubinediy
Ray
TR Tall
Nona Napp
Swinsyath
Mead
Nappy
Donald Pattison
Haus
Diberbainh
Cher
Widellay
Pittsboro
Sviabor
Mars
Radkey
Eliza Nichol
South Kork School
Heme
Me Nichol
M.C. Buterbaurd
Hwissvale
Notable Names in Local Business Council List
Godfrey Marshall, Harry W. Wilson, GC. R. Smith, J. N. Langham, John B. Taylor are named in the community roster indicating board or committee roles and local affairs involvement. The list includes several prominent residents contributing to civic oversight and organizational duties within the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey Marshall
Harry W. Wilson
GC. R. Smith
J. N. Langham
John B. Taylor
Pure Buckwheat Flour Buckwheat Cakes Delight Readers
There is nothing more luxurious this season than brown Buckwheat Cakes made from Isis's Pure Stone-ground Buck Flour. Ground to retain the buckwheat aroma the flour yields rich cakes praised by many as evidenced by testimonials from Hon. Wm. A. Stone and other notable names across Pennsylvania and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilis
United States
Wm. A. Stone
Allegheny City
Wm. P. Snyder
Spring City
Seventh
January Clearance Sale on Boys Suits at 20 Percent Off
The store advertises a January clearance offering boys suits at 20 percent off and other selections at half price. It emphasizes value above price for the best new suits and invites customers to browse the assortment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Damask Fabrics and Linen Goods at Bargain Prices
Readable catalog style notes offer 54 inch union damask at 25c per yard, 64 inch unbleached damask at 50c, 70 inch bleached damask up to 1.50. Includes unbleached large sizes, lextra quality, union crash towels at 8c and 16c, linen crash in bleached, mail orders invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
January White Sale Offers Dainty Muslin Undergarments
Dainty undermuslins highlight Our January White Sale with new stock and carefully cut, well-made garments. Drawers priced 25c, 50c, 75c and 1.00. night gowns at 50c, 70c, 1.50, and 2.50, including extra sizes and elaborately trimmed gowns.
1905 Patterns Opened This Week For Waists and Muslins
White goods waistings and muslins introduced with 29 styles to choose from. Prices from 12 1-2 cents per yard, spring shades listed. Beautiful for waisings, goods offered at 50 cents.
New Waistwear Forecast With Light Weaves
Fashion predicts a rise in white waist goods for the coming year with varying weaves and sheer effects. Prices run from 25c to 50c, highlighting lighter weights and fashionable textures as leaders in the season.
Bleached Muslin Sold At Deep Store Cuts
36 inch wide bleached muslin described as soft fine cloth offered at steep markdowns with prices listed at 7c and 9c per yard reflecting a market value cut.
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Ben Walker
Anna
Victoria Rowe
A. J. Potted
Armatrong Township
Henry Benea
Chas, Buchanan
Johnstown
Lilly
Chas
Shank
Daugherby
Fisinna
Lash Weed
Bert
Bushenan
Plinyille
Mrs. Wallan
Idiana
Jennie Sutton
Aileen Vinkeeman
Mantha Johnston
Virgil Tomb
Norial
de RE Lomb
Tl. W
Mooredville
James J. Tomb
Henry Smith
M. H Hackman
Cramer
Nora Warner
Conemaugh
George Patchin
Mollie Patchin
Pearl Tomb
Indiana Normal
Miss Inez
Mabel Patehin
Glassport
Neff’s Shoe Store
Neff's
Neff’s
New American House
Purcitabe Line
J. G. Smith
Purchase Line Academy
Marl Louis
GO. F. Touk
Baltimore Medical Colleg
Brushvatley
Clara Rowhind
Cambria County
Mallia
Holivan
Ruth Hoss
Mra. Caterbaugh and Son
Mos
Bitterhaugh'sa
Andy Digk
Mechanicsys
Ambevenines
Lasaford & Co's
the Farmers’ Bank of Indiana
Pennsylvania
Harry W. Wilson, Pres
Joan B. Taylor
J. A. Kuthcensmith
Robert Mitchell
G. P. McCartney
J. O. Clark
Rembrant Peal
J. H. Elkin
D. C. Mack, D. B. Taylor
J.C. McGregor
J. D. Ake
G. W. Simpson
David Ellis & Son
Penn Roller Flour Mills
Indeawa, PA
Wallace Dry Goods Company
J.c.wallace & Son
Philadelphia St
Penna
Pittsburg
Philadelphia Street
Oxford
Buster Brown
Uary
Sale
Wool Charlies
Volaines
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