Grisemore Local Notes Include Visits and Accidents
Miss Margaret Williams returns home after a week with her sister Mrs Arthur Jones of Barnesboro. Several locals visit or attend events including funerals and school activities. A miner at Bethlehem No 11 mine suffers multiple injuries. Miss Sara Scollon breaks her left arm in a sled accident while returning from a trip with friends.
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Margaret
Williama
Arthur Jones
Barnesboro
Taneoin Gibson, Jr
Marl Learn
Kenwood
Marshall Williams
Mt. Union
Aaron Jolina
Johnstown
Bethlehem Mines Corporation
Penn Mary
Meilwood
Sara Scollon
Miss Scollon
Eldha Qmer
I. S. Steffy
P. Joiner
D. G. Joiner
Geo
Stuby’s
Nicktown
Local Residents Visit Families in Barneshoro Area
Uniontown reports include Barto Beringer acting as caller in Barneshoro on Wednesday. Wilmer Johns of Indiana visits relatives. Miss Minerva Beringer of Nanty-Glo visits grandmother Mrs Eliza Beringer. Mrs George Stiffler and son Gay shop in Barneshoro. Teachers Miss Daisy Blose and Miss Irene Brickel board with Jas Langham. Ford Beringer remodels upper store and plans to move soon. Mrs Marlin Pittman visits sister Mrs E Somerville of Cherry Tree. William Brickel and younger brother from Gipsy call on James Langham Friday. Mrs Lou Beringer visits relatives in Altoona. Bird Crossman calls on sister Mrs Max Fleming. A sled of youths from Gipsy and Hillsdale visit Mr and Mrs James Langham. The party includes Zemma Conner Cora Brickel Weather Smith Annie Brant Monroe Blose William McMullen Blair Rai ney and William Brickel. Mrs P Beringer returns home after month with son in Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barto Beringer
Barneshoro
Wilmer Johns
Indiana
Minerva Beringer
Nanty- Glo
Eliza Beringer
George Stiffler
Gon
Gay
Daisy Blose
Irene Brickel
Jas. Langham
Ford Beringer
Marlin Pittman
E. Somerville
Cherry Tree
William Brickel
Gipsy
James Langham
Lou Beringer
Altoona
Bird Crossman
Max Fleming
Hillsdale
Zemma Conner
Cora Brickel
Wsther Smith
Annie Brant
Monroe Blose
William ‘McMullen
Blair Rainey
Various Local Visits Reported Across Towns
Claude Weaver traveled to Buffalo on Friday and James Deringer went to Philadelphia on Saturday to see his wife. Multiple residents visited relatives or attended events in Commodore Indiana and Diltown with names including Mayhbell Weaver Meekins Mock McCann Fitzsimmons and Ford. A street accident injured Will Mack in Clymer and he remains at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Weaver
Buffalo
John Kelly
Mayhbell
Indiana
Lizzie Long
Mary Weaver
Commodore
Lawrence Meekins
Wihal
Myrtle Henry
Penn Run
Thmas McCaffrey
Baltimore
Will Mack
Clymer
Ifa
Law Ruffner
Frank Meekins
Maybelle
Frankin
John Meekins
Carl Mock
Jeannette
Will Mock
James Deringer
Philadelphia
Hiram Buterbaugh
Pat McCann
James Fetterman
Notice of Administrators for the Estate of No Mook Simpson
Jarnart attorney WyATOR'S NOTICE announces letters of administration on the estate of No Mook Simpson. Creditors and claimants are required to present authenticated claims for settlement. Debtors are urged to make prompt payment to the estate administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarnart
Wyator's
No Mook Simpson
Towashiq
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Dollara Dereen
Henry Trafford
International Poultry
Poultry Success
Pasig
Poultry Department
Mest
Grisemore
J. C. Jones
Orbin Grow
Richard Williams
J. D
D. G. Orner
R. W. Joiner
Lincoln Gibson
Master Stewart
Harry Russell
Richard Beck
Clement
McQuillen
Alverda
Jennie Williams
Griaemore
G. M. Jollier
Sarahb. Williams Wriday
Cathryn Adams
Ellen Bennett
Simeon Johns
Uniontown
Brushvalley
William Erlinger
Samuel Ford
Elderson
Nettia McCrea
Fida Rager
Red Tank School
Blanche McCrea
Pon Davis
Taylor Artemus
Ronnig
Bruce George
Ford
Ethel Robinson
Mary Nelson
Diltown
James McElwee
Bolivar
America
Dinsmore Bros
Marathon Tire & Rubber Tory
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Wilmer Stewart
Lancaster
Pittsburgh
Indiana, PA
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Teprisary
A. Ig
Troutman
J. Cote
J. L. Cote
And
BP Reed
Act of Assembly
Troutman Company
Aiarry W. Daguier Tive
John L. Simpson
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