Local notices and social notes from Blairsville area
A fragmentary 19th century column reports on community life including a school program, a frost illness at Arlington Home, transfers and job moves at a local dry goods store, residents returning from other towns, hospital entries, and various social visits in Blairsville and nearby towns. The text mentions Dr. Paul Reed, J. T. Doyle, Nathan Inpex store, and several residents traveling between Latrobe Pittsburgh and Punxsutawney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
Arlington
Rochester
J.T. Doyle
Ersey
Rip
Paul
Reed
Nathan Inex
Main ‘Street
Griffith
Tion
Joe
Deville
Blairsville
Frank Reed
Latrobe
Albert
Doyle
Denver
Col
Ome Anison
Andy
Hyans
Pitcairn
Fleming
Pittaburg
McCulley
Graceton
St.alion
Brickley
Annaught
Herbert
William Tecker
Sof Pittsburg
Ae Dick
Ambrose town notes show social ties and health worries
Local health rumors surface as Ambrose residents report few diphtheria cases, mostly recovered. A long list of visits and greetings from Johnstown, Plumville, Bethlehem, and nearby towns highlights community ties, with revival meetings at Ambrose church and multiple family gatherings over New Year.
Local notes mix news from Penn Run area
A mixed local column from near Penn Run details New Year social visits among families including Ida Campbell and daughter Myrtie, Alvin, and others. revival plans at the Presbyterian church. a New Year’s party with several families. a New Year shooting incident with broken windows. college students returning home and resuming studies. various visits and travels among residents of Sample Run and nearby townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurnafian
Bieloa
Adalal
Tdaho
Ida Campbell
Myrtie
H W.B
Fleming Andhain Fy
Diana
Mrs. Stephens
SH. Shirdly
Oly
Indiana
Homer
A.B. McAdoo
Wrdsusheate
Courses for Young Women at Union in Philadelphia
The advertisement outlines a two year practical course for young women including room board uniforms laundering and railroad fare paid to home town upon completion. It promises home study and short resident tours opening opportunity and income in a respected occupation. The school is endorsed by physicians and educators with supporters among state leaders. RECENT DEATHS A P Lloyd died December 29 of peralysis at 56. He leaves a wife nine children a brother and a sister. Funeral held by Rev P L Berkey with interment in Marchand cemetery.
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Philanthropinty
A. P. Lloyd
Marchand
Peralysia
William Horner
Titusville
John Horner
Town
Mary Josephine Ward
Thos. Ward
East Oak Street
Pattison Wilson
Saltsburg
Personal Brevities From Pittsburg to Auctioneer Lineage
Frank Fowler of South Sixth street returned home after accompanying his son Wilbert home from Pittsburg where he underwent three Mercy hospital operations. The last procedure was successful and the young man is rapidly regaining strength. Robert W. George of West Lebanon was at the county seat on Monday. He is the son of J. Cal George, a well known auctioneer who recently relocated south. The son is following in his father’s footsteps, presiding at public sales in many sections, inheriting the popular traits that made his father in demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fowler
South
Sixth Street
Pittsburg
Wilbert
Mercy Hospital
Robert W. George
West Lebanon
J. Cal George
Roosevelt defends secret service remark in message
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt sending a special House communication to rebut claims the annual message slurred Secret Service men. He asserts representatives overstate criticism and criticizes indiscriminate attacks on Congress while noting debates and records as evidence.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Secret Service
Roosevelt
House
Congress
Merbere
Eacrat Daryica
Tas Fhaac
Modern Methods Money Deposited At Interest At 4 Percent
Interest credited semi annually on April 1 and October 1, capitalized if not withdrawn. The Farmers Bank of Indi a remains a silent partner all year. Also reports a death notice and stockholders meeting details with local church notices and community events.
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The
Farmers Bank of Indi- Interest
Popular Man for Connell Candidacy Urged in February Election
The article highlights support for Mr Georgs A Conrath of Fourth Ward to run for Connell in the upcoming February election. backers span Republicans and other faiths, emphasizing broad civic interest and reform spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneil
Georgs
A. Conrath
Fourth Ward
Connell
Conrath
For Sale or Exchange Light Draft Stallion
For sale or exchange a light draft stallion about five years old, weight 1300 pounds, good breeder. For details contact F. B. Repind, Blairville Route, Pa.
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F. B. Repind
Blairaville
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