Homer City Area News and Local Elections Flourish
Local notices report sewer improvements on Main Street aiding property owners. Homer City Republicans nominate a full ticket including justice Kerry inspector King and councilmen St Clair and Snyder. Bank annual meeting elects nine directors. real estate activity and mine developments signal spring growth. Community events list church services, a moving picture show, telegraphing talks, and social visits across Indiana and Braddock.
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Main
Charles F Ehey
Indiana
B. B. Scott
Frank Roof
Homer City
Ro Jy Wogley
Edna
Wheeling
W. Va
Byers’ Hall
John ‘A. Kerry
Barry King
Daniel Cameron
Janes J. Allison
J. W. Evang
J. Cuninngham
James M. St. Clair
Snyder
Henry Rupert
C. L. Taylor
Kate North
Ernest
Paul Reed
Homer City National Bank
I. C0. Betts
J. L. Nix
William Risinger
8. C. Steel
Joseph J. Campbell
J. D. George
J. A. Klingensmith
G. M. Lingle
C. J. Miller
Funeral and revival notes from Smicksburg and Punxsutawney
Smicksburg resident C Robinson attended the funeral of Rev. C. Streamer in Philtinsburg on Saturday. Hileman Good and wife of Dayton visited D. A. Ritchey, and John BF. Siitley with wife visited friends in Punxsutawney over Sunday. Lutheran church revival meetings closed Friday. six members joined the congregation. A series of meetings will begin next Monday evening in the M. B. church. A. G. Good is in custody of Condron as Butler attended his brother Walter's funeral Friday.
Local residents mingle at Plumville parsonage visit
Plumville residents Theo Methodiat group visited the Willet parsonage Friday evening, sharing food with Rev. J. C. Thomas. Cows Rankin of Smicksburg stayed with her mother Mrs. Lucinda Rankin. A. B. O'Haven opened a tailoring shop in Rankin's building. Bertha Bell of Indiana visits Mrs. C. M. McEwan. A. F. Piper of the Plumville Bottling Co. expands soft drink facilities in Kane. John Wise begins a new home foundation at Dilltown. Measles quarantine reported in Marchand area. Rev. Painted conducts Sunday service. revival at St. Mark U Evangelical.
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Plumville
Willet
J. C. Thomas
Cows Rankin
Smicksburg
Lucinda Rankin
A. B. O'Haven
Walls Creek
C. M. McEwan
A.F. Piper
Pumville Bottling Co
Kane
McKean County
Madge MeEwen
Charles McEwen
Stiteler
Smickeburg
Beracha U. P
Pollock
Dubois
James Green
Bellview
H. R. Dill & Son
M. B
J. H. Stephens
Keystone Morgan Horse Company
R. Heilman
Homer City
Dixon Tomb
H.R. Dill
Johnstown
Samuel
Winehure
F. W. Peffer
Painted
Hannerthal
The
Evangelical Church
Trev. Barkay
Janpan
St. Mark United
Grove Chapel Measles Sickness Reports In Town
Miss Vesta Craig is suffering with an attack of measles. Laura Buchanan was a business caller in town one day last week.
Local notables visit and farm purchase reported
Ms Bowersox returned home from Clation county where he bought a farm and plans to move soon. Samuel Kirtland and family visited Mra Kirtland's parents. Mrs Hoover of Galhteton hosted Nancy Harrison who is recovering from illness. Nellie Davis visited Jottis DeHaven. Laura Buchanan called at I. B. Brydn's. Mrg William Wless and Linnle Easy of Gulbleton are sick.
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Ira C. Ewing
Wilkinsburg
By. Lewis
Pauline McMillen
Sarah Lydic
J. B. Lewis
Bowersox
Clation County
Samuel Kirtland
Little
Mra
Mirkland
J. G. Hoover
Galhteton
Nancy Harrison
Neliig Davis
Jottis DeHaven
Migs Laura Buchanan
I. B. Brydn
Mrg
William’ Wless
Linnle Easy
Gulbleton
Brush Valley Local Notes and Visits
Brush Valley items cover visits by Cyrus Buchanan and Miss Rinna Roerlinger to relatives in Indiana and Pittsburg, Edna Brinks visiting Derry, and Annie Stewart hosting a Presbyterian missionary society meeting. Reports include a broken window at W. Roser’s store, Mabel Hileman’s piano gift, and James Mangus injuring three fingers while handling lumber. Arlington Johnston from Latrobe visited, Lizzie Bracken sick, and Rev. Thomas moved into Five Points parsonage.
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Cyrus Buchanan
Indiana
Mra
Buchanan
Williams
Rinna Roerlinger
Pittsburg
Edna Brinks
Glasser
Derry
Annie Stewart
Nowing
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
John Allen
Hileman
Mabel
Gertrude Ivans
Harry
Newark
Ohio
Lizzie Bracken
Simons School
W. Roser
J. W. McCreight
P. A. Stahl
James M. Johnston
Joseph Fry
Brice Peterman
Arlington Johnston
Latrobe
Nancy Bohamer
Ellen Bates
Rev. Thomas
James Mangus
Results of Saturday's primary contests in borough and wards
Saturday's Republican primary produced notable contests across the borough and three wards. J. A. Crossman and S. M. McHenry won justice of the peace seats, J. A. Brown beat Alonzo Singer for high constable by 80 votes, and in the first ward Robert M. Kerr defeated Finley B. Barr by 19 votes. Fourth ward saw Jesse McKean win school director over D. C. Mack by 43, with D. R. Pringle elected inspector over J. A. Longwell. Ward results list multiple judges inspectors and directors with vote tallies.
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J. A. Crossman
S. M. McHenry
Justice of the Peace
W. EL. Foreman
J.A. Brown
Alonzo Singer
Constable
Robert M. Kerr
Finley
Barr
D. C. Mack
Jesse Mclean
D. R. Pringle
J. A. Longwell
C. B. McSparrin
G. W. Roof
J. A. Crossmanf
W. H. Foreman
J.B. Taylor
Emma. McNeel
I. A. Brown
J. M. Miller
Homas Wheeler
Walter H. Jackson
Rev
Lewis Hay
Charles Dodeon
Third Ward
Henry Living ‘Ston
Clair Longwill
R. T. Marlin
G. Meade Marshall
C. J. McSparrin
Fourth Ward
J. M. Wachob
J. A. Longhill
Council
T. B. Clark
Jesse McKean
D. C. Mick
J. Willis Wilson
Richmond man shoots eagle to save child
William Wood of Poa Dee river in Richmond County North Carolina fired on a eagle that had snatched a child from Mr and Mrs Wood. The eagle dropped the infant as Wood shot at the bird and the creature fell to the ground. The child was saved and the eagle was killed.
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William ‘Wood
Poa Dee River
Richmond County
North Carolina
For Sale One Black Horse and Runabout
For sale a good black horse weight 1250 pounds eight years old and a runabout with new gear harness and tack. Postmaster Pine Flata Pee.
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Pine Flata
Local Institute Program Heads in Whacite and Fagan Mall
Local Institute events for Whacite and Fagan Mall in 1908 feature a morning devotional, student exercises, and talks on education topics led by teachers and community figures. Evening programs include recitals, with a public sale slated for January 29 and a bank notice promoting four percent time deposits at The First National Bank of Jodiana.
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Gipsy
Bebraary J
Fagan Mall
Clymor
Toronto
Wallopsburg
Plumvilly
First National Bank of
Jodiana
Boontown
Alodtark
Huttington
Miso Norohy
Indiana Markets Price Schedule For Progress Club
Local listing shows a price schedule for the Progress clubbingest on page two. Readers are advised to check the page before placing orders for club papers.
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Progress
Cropren Wanted on Farm Near Parkwood Township
Wanted good farm of 80 acres in Armstrong township near Parkwood Indiana. Water at house and barn. Address Box 21 Indiana. Two miles from Livepriorys. Contact J A Roberts Indi ana Pie.
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Armatrong
Parkwood
Indiana
Tor Raxt
Livepriorys
A. Roberts
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