Local Notes from Johnstown and Nearby Towns
Robinsons visit Johnstown while Anna Hogan hosts her sister. Lawrence Nixon starts work in Akron. Lears attend funeral in Farrell for Porter Bartow. Armstrong Cunningham dies in Duquesne. widow Amanda Mack formerly of this place. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Scott Brendlinger last week. Mrs J W Sammer visits from Wilpen. Trout couple attend Raymond Trout funeral after drowning en route to work. Mrs Cline sells Cling coal works to Fairfield Coat Co of Bolivar. Archie Bowser visits Pitcairn. Mrs Catherine St Clair visits from Lockport. Mr and Mrs Crawford of Elders Ridge visit their son Carl. Mrs Garfield Wood and son Delone and Mrs Howard Kimmel visit brother John Raymer. Fred and William Meyers attend grandmother Mrs Jane Barr funeral. Mrs M K Silvis and daughter visit with Mrs W V George. Emma Munshower returns home. Mrs W Barrig visits daughter Mrs Jay Meyers. Mrs Adam States visits Canoe Ridge daughter Mrs Worner Smith. Walter and Lee Silver bussiness trip to Indiana. Mrs Martin Wineberg visits son and daughter. Kenneth Inger injured coasting at school. X-ray shows no breaks. Baby girl welcomed to Hugh White family. Rev Weaver of Ble Run visits friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Nixon
Akron
Ivank Lear
Farrell
W- Trout
South Brownsville
Raymond
Harry Cline
Cling Coal Works
Joseph Walbeck
Fairfield Coat Company
Bolivar
Archie Bowser
Pitcairn
Catherine St. Clair
Lock Port
Garfield Wood
de Lone
Near
Elderton
Howard Kimmel
Uttle
Willard
John Raymer
Beech Trea
Ray Meyer
Song
Fred
William
Jilfinwild
Meyer
Jane Barr
M. K. Silvis
Irie Silvis
W. V. George
Jane
Emma Munshower
Join Henderson
Elders Ridge
W. W. Barrig
Jay Meyers
Wifinwild
Adam States
Canoe Ridge
Worner Smith
Walter
Lee Silver
Indiana
Martin Wineberg
Kenneth Inger
Hugh White
Rev. Weaver
Ble Run
Local Social Notes Mention Illness and Visits
John Wineberg is seriously ill with pneumonia. Henry Smith of Punxsutawney visited here recently. Mrs Harvey Baum and Grace called on Mr and Mrs Milton Peace on Sunday. Mrs Peace is very ill. Mr and Mrs Ed Dunmire and son of Punxsutawney were here Sunday. Wilt Stiver and Harry Smith of Marchand visited W G Smith on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wineberg
Henry Smith
Punxsutawney
Harvey Baum
Grace
Milton Peace
Ed Dunmire and Son
Wilt Stiver
Harry Smith
Marchand
W. G. Smith
Strongstown News Highlights and Local Events
Mrs HH W Bennett is dangerously ill with pneumonia. Samuel Theman delivers miner props to Big Bend. R K Mack killed two ten month old pigs, weighing 209 and 289 pounds. W Graham of Red Mill visited his father J B Graham. Clyde Frank and sisters Grace and Margaret spent Sunday in Tipperary. George Kerr visited J B Graham. A pie social at Red Bank schoolhouse raised top bids, the highest $6.75. Bertha Wagner and Bernice Sebring visited Ethyl Burkett, returning with sister Louise and nieces Gail and Josephine Leasure, and Ord of Clymer called on relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. W. Bennett
Samuel Theman
Big Bend
R. K. Mack
W. ©. Graham
Red Mill
J. B. Graham
Clyde Frank
Grace
Margaret
Tipperary
George Kerr
Red Bank Schoolhouse
Bertha Wagner
Bernice Sebring
Ethyl Burkett
Louise
Gail
Josephine Leasure
Ord
Clymer
AUDITOR NOTICE AND TOWN CHANGES INDIANA COUNTY
A dense local notice list covers auditor appointments, charity and court actions, and several public notices from Indiana county. It includes Auditor William Banks scheduling a session on January 27, 1920, charter discussions for a rendering company, and multiple administrator and estate notices with dates in January and February 1920.
St Clairs Attend Funeral as Cunningham Obituary Notes
WEST WHEATFIELD Mr and Mrs John F St Clair attend the funeral of Armstrong Cunningham at Duquesne. Charles Artemus fractured a leg coasting at school. J B Mack butchered two beefs last week. Mr and Mrs Oliver Artford move into a coal company house on the Reynolds farm near Bolivar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. St. Clair
Duquesne
Armstrong Cunningham
Charles Artemus
J.B. Mack
Oliver Artford
Reynolds Farm
Bolivar
Auditor to Settle Estate Appointment in Indiana Borough
William Banks attorney and auditor announces he will attend to the duties of the Clark McCann administration of the estate of Joseph Myers late of Rayne township. The meeting is at The Sayings Trust Company building in Indiana borough on Wednesday January 23 1920 at 10 o’clock a m. All interested may attend. December 24 1919-3t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Jack
Orphans Court
Indiana County
Samuel ‘Urman
Calite
Thomas Gibson
Green Townstin
Philadelpha Street
Indiana
Illiam Banks
Ernest Stewart
Orphans’ Court
J. Harrison Westover
Catherine Glenn
Green Township
Philadelphia Steet
Jack
Peeler
Harry W. Barhart
Aufitor
William Banks
Orphans' Court of
Clark
McCann
Joseph Myera
Rayne Township
Sayings Trust Company
Binlding
L. A. Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Idaho
William Crawford, Sr
Carl Crawford
Juneau
Dubber
Dick Thompson
Indiana, Pa
H. C
America
the Savings & Trust Co
Indiana, Penna
Strongstown
William Beer
Pittsburgh
Charles Kerr
Burton
Miller Home
J. M. Wiggins
Carolyn and
Harry McCurdy
J. M. Kerr
Wm. Devlin
H. P. Miller
Attna Smith
Autman
D. W. Mack
Ruth Lichtenfels
Lydia St. Clair
Pennsylvania
Joseph Walteroth
Charles @. Rudl
J. G. Jones
T. Stadtmilier
Act of Assembly
CI Rendering Company
Ernest Serwalt
First National Bank
Enouth
Banking House
Hkm
J. W. Daughorty
Arthur C. Caseby
Surlubeiary
L. A. Cashdy
Smieksburyg
Harry W. Tarhart
Luman Gilbert
Center Township
Farmoll Bank & Trust Company
J. Telford
ADM Shurator
D. B. Meek
West Mahoning Township
Luther J.lusehart
DuBois
Pierce & Pierce
Wesley Stephens
Harry Stv
Eyns
St. D
W. C. Chapman
Mra
Lanza Stephens
East Wheatfield Township
Chapman
West Wheatfield
The
Wallace Dry Goods Co
J.C. Wallace & Son
Philadelphia Street
Harry J. Laughlin
Cherry Tree, PA
Farmers Bank & Trust Company of
Loans & Investments
Dorothy Dean
Ittsburgh
Dee
Mall Rders Sted
Borouly Bean’ Shopping Bureau
Izes
Freee
Batiste
Wallace
Miss Dean
Rosenbaum Company
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