Local notices and visits from Smickburg region
A jumble of names and events from the Smickburg area is reported. Residents and visitors frequenting nearby towns include James Cokehart in Fall Creek, Cath Lewis in Rochester Mills, Bukdhart in Dubois, and Mrs A Cassidy in ON. Meetings at Trade City Lutheran church begin next Sunday with Rev. Stabley leading. The Smickaburg Summer School board elects Prof Charles Shaffer principal for a ten week term opening April 14. The area reports a restarted incubator factory in Homer City and local mishaps including a gas explosion injury to Mrs Belt Water and a carload purchase by Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Darton
John
Faileehne
David Collman
Piethore Binta
Goodville
Otelipias
Davies
Néal
Flora
Lewis
James J. Cokehart
Falla Creel
Cath Lewis
Rochéster Mills
Bukdhart
Dubois
Trade City
Feeese
Miller
Pittsburg
Mon
Belt. Waler
Eim Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lutheran
Wm. Wilson
Standard Oil Co
Texas
Thomas Wilson
Main Street
Tno. P. St. Clair
Local notes recount visits and health updates across towns
A string of community items from Penn Run to Tanoma notes visitors, illnesses, and family news. Betsy Hees injures herself at home, Alyda Glasser resigns, Miss Loretta Fetterman and others suffer ailments, and many residents travel, host, or attend services. A baby arrives. Morrow and McQuilken families are mentioned among others.
Releny Deaths Bert Grifith
Releny death notices recall Bert Griffith fatally injured in the Juneau Junction wreck. He died in Adrian Hospital at 21, survived by parents, a sister Mrs Mary Mountain and brothers Charles and Carney. Funeral at Mahoning Baptist church, burial in church cemetery. Other notices list Mrs Margaret Bennett of Jahmstown death, long Westmoreland County ties, and S Arnold Altimus of Dilltown dying January 2 at 11 years old, plus John Lucas of Jacksonville dying at 8 with kin in Pittsburg and Armagh interment in Oakland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Grifith
Bert Griffith
Juneau Junction
George Grifith
Plumville
Adrian
Punxsutawney
Mra. Mary Mountain
Charles
Carney
Mahoning Baptist Church
Margaret Bennett
Isaac Bennett
Mary J. Love
Jahmstown
St.Clair Township
Westmorelane County
New Florence
Squire O. M. Bennett
New Warence
West Holeels
Westmoreland County Yeatorays
Arnold Altimus
A. J. Altimus
Dilltown
Armagh
John Lucas
John Facas
Jacksonville
Harry
William
Pittsburg
Gus Taylor
Town
Annis
Oakland
Local Notes on Visitors and Events At Small Town
Generations returning to Philadelphia Monday to resume studies. MUllaster on a business trip to Punxsutawney last Thursday. Mrs Adda Blaktay visiting daughter Mrs William Heltzenrater in DuBois this week. Mage the old black horse owned by J L Dilts died aged 24, his second horse loss this winter. Dallas Mauk wife and son from Norvik Dakota visiting Mrs A Suttor near town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Parks
Philadelphia
W.T. Long
Jacob Burkett
Bile Ewing
Jacksonville
Alen Hamilton
Edgar ‘Lydie
Ben, McQuilken
Georgeville
McQuilken
Jackson McMillen
Bert Lydie
Phyllis
Louise
Pauline McMillan
Sloan
Morrow
Flamilton
Homer Morrison
Punxsutawney
McGaughey
Robert Morrow
Sarah Hydie
William _McMillen
Dayton
Thig Place
Dvuladelphia
Daha Muallster Diade
Punxblitawney
Adda “Blaktay
William Heltzenrater
DuBois
H. Jordan
Mage
J. L. Dilts
Mr. Dilts
Dallas Mauk
Novik
Dakota
Mr. Maul
A. Suttor
Near Town
Safes and Vaults Offer Private and Controlled Deposits
The notice proclaims the solidity of safes and vaults as of great importance. It claims substantial investment to perfect equipment and offers an absolute safe depositary for valuable papers, kept under your control and private, with strict penalties for exposure.
Bank Headline with Erratic 19th Century Lettering
The Farmers Bank of Indiana notes changes in leadership as Hebes takes charge of the Furniture Business and EF oversees orders and business matters. A fragmentary, old-time style letter accompanies the notice, mentioning personal attention and a variety of erratic phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebes
Henry H. Stevine
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Homer City
Brush Valley
James ‘Rhine
Indiana
Acertly
Saynuel High -Cue Dey
Weark
Harry Overdorf
Alyda Glasser
Wolf
Alex Dick
M. H. Church
Greenville
John Empfield
Emma Nevins
Halsey Overdorf
Mabel Fiileman
Penn Run
Oliver Stadtmiller
Tittle Son
Glassport
Miriam State
Joseph Dickey
Vandergrift
A. R. Evang
James Elwood
Pine Flats
Presbyterian Church
Jesse Burkhart
Misa Loretta Fetterman
Edwin Empfield
James Fowler
Anna Knabb
Vandergrift Heights
Jay McCoy
Sail Sheesley
Wattabe
David Putt
Ambrose
East Wheatfield
Willian Rogers
Elizabeth Rogers
Madge Cunningham
Mra
A. K. Gerhard
Rugh Station
J. Tinkcom
Aileen
Tinkcom
Ar Ligonier
Mabel Patebon
Horace
Wilkinsburg
O. B. Gratian
Strongstown
Wating
Marinda Overdorf
W. EL. Bin@ley
Johnstown
Ittindley
Rag. Mack
Burt Peddicord
Magdalena Brown
James Altimus
Lowry Grow
Edward Bower
Altimus
DuPois
T. OG
Tanoma
W. Cribbs
East Vandergrift
J. W. Haar
W. K. Haer
Dixonville
William Myers
I. M. Myers
Fannie Myers
Blaizaville
Work
Wheeler & Wilson
Domestic
White
Eldridge
New Royal
Standard
National Sewing Machine Company
the Farmers Bank OF Indiana
Wison & Woop's
Cere Eigen & Wools
Savings & Trust Company
Pennsylvania
the Savings & Trust Co
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bulletin
California
Pacific Coast
Morida
Pinehurst
Camden
Aiken
Augusta
Southern Pines
Pine Belt
Carolinas
Georgia
Atlantic City
Florida
Ellis Stone
Victor Roller
David Ellis & Son
Penn Roller Flour Mills
Indiana, Pa
Wallace Dry Goods Co
J.C. Wallace & Son
Proprietors
THE
Cunningham CO
A. S. Cunningham Stores
W. A. Irvin
MR. and
Mrs
A. S. Cunningham
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