Accidents and Visits From Hamill to Homer City
Local notes report W C Pollock injured by acid burns in Hamill. Marion Center visitors include Mr and Mrs Fred Peffer. Land leasing for McCullough and testing trips described. Numerous visits, church gatherings, sled parties, and social events across Homer City, Bolivar, Arcadia, and nearby towns with names like Reishel Forebush Moots Goss Mahaffey Lydie Smail Nelson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Pollock
Hamill
Fred Peffer
Marion Center
Lukehart and
Hoffman
McCullough
James Smail
Tillie Reishel
Lacey Forebush
George Moots
Canoe
Do You Wish the Finest Bread and Cake
Aliie Harbison and family spent Saturday with William Cunningham. Joseph Marshall returned from Vandergrift last week. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Lightcap of Kellysburg were guests of the latter's sister, Mrs. John Thomas, last week. Merle Moyle and Ray Cunningham attended society at Indiana Normal on Saturday evening. Mr. Little and family visited friends at Punxsutawney last week. The Peeler school will hold their second open society meeting on Friday evening. David Anthony is improving slowly from pneumonia. A heater is being put in Peeler House. Mr. Moore of Saltsburg, Joseph Mack recently butchered a pig weighing 339 pounds dressed. Mrs Levi Fonst is lying seriously ill at her son's home in Pittsburg. Will Cunningham has gone to Pitcairn, where he has secured employment. S. Sylvester Mack, employed at Pitcairn, is spending a few days with his family at Seldom Seen. Mrs J J Hutchison was the guest of Mr and Mrs Leibs near New Florence last week. Miss Mattie Mack spent a few days with friends in Pitcairn recently. Thomas Dick of Johnstown was calling an old friend Tim Armagh recently. Mrs John Tomb and Mrs George Wakefield were Johnstown visitors Friday. During the past two weeks special services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliie Harbison
William Cunningham
Joseph Marshall
Vandergrift
Foster Lightcap
Kellysburg
John Thomas
Merle Moyle
Ray Cunningham
Indiana Normal
Mr. Little
Puvxsutawney
Peeler School
David Anthony
Mr. Moore
Salieburg
Joseph Mack
Levi Fonst
Pittsburg
Will Cunningham
Pitcairn
S. Sylvester Mack
J. J. Hutchison
Leibs
New Florence
Forsha
Nebraska
Garfield
Ed Cummins
Blairsville
Germany
William Clark
Mt.Tabor
Samuel
Charles Mack
Jobnatown
Mr. Blackstone
Brushvalley
Ralph Shaffer
Clark Cline
Charles Robinson
Plumville
Marion Center
John Weaver
DuBois
H.C. Bell
William Wilson
One-Half Price Winter Sale for Men Boys and Shoes
Winter clothing for men and boys offered at half price with coats and suits reduced from $15 to $4.50 and similar discounts. Shoes also heavily discounted with sizes listed and multiple price points, promoting a One-half Price Sale on good suits, overcoats, and manufacturer’s footwear.
Winter Wraps For Ladies Misses and Children Sale
Winter wraps for ladies misses and children offered at handZ price. Great value with stylish garments at 10 dollars formerly 15, at 8.50 formerly 12.50, at 6.75 formerly 10. Coats on sale at half price in short or full lengths.
Wrappers and Red Felt Slips Prices Questioned
The note describes stock sizes broken and various wrapper prices previously at $1.25 and $1.50 each now seen as $1. A 75 cent wrapper deal becomes $1 per pair. Red felt slip pers for girls priced at 25 cents rising to 90 cents and $1. The text ends with an easy math problem about half price and value.
Kid Gloves Clearance Sale Offers Half Price Deals
The notice advertises kids gloves at half price, 50c for 1 quality and 75c for 1.50 quality, with daily additions to the clearance sale. It promises the lowest prices on record and instructs readers to read the January ads for new lots and carryover items at the named prices.
Indiana's Biggest Department Store Announces Historic Clearance
A sweeping sale proclaims the largest clearance in state history. Shoppers are urged to anticipate their wants and save money by visiting the department store during the nationwide event.
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Indiana
Church Activities and Local Notes in Dilltown Area
Nine persons were received into the Armagh Presbyterian Church by pastor Rev H S McCutcheon. Farmers haul lime from the new railroad near Dilltown. James Gross of Ligonier visits C N McKelvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armagh Presbyterian Church
H. 8. McCutcheon
Dilltown
James Gross
Ligonier
C. N. McKelvey
Local notes roam Garfield and nearby towns
Neighbors from Nebraska Blairsville Johnstown and Indiana visit or travel in the Garfield area. revival meetings at Lutheran and Germany M E churches progress, social events, weddings and family visits noted. a real estate ad offers 320 acres wheat land in North Dakota for sale at ten dollars per acre through S M McHenry Indiana Pa.
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North Dakota
Local society notes from Janesville and surrounding areas
Dr W A Prideaux and wife visited in Janesville over Sunday. Mrs W B Shepherd and son Harry visited friends in Burnside. Postmaster Brickley welcomes a baby boy. Community members attended an institute in New Washington. J C Fry of Flora, at Seldom Seen, checked his interests here last week. Christopher Wike has timber cutting contract on the Davia tract bought by G B Cleghorn. Dr M B Shultz plans a large ice house at Wintondale. Hayes Artemus earned a conductor post in New Castle. Herbert Orner now at Weatinghouse works in Pittsburgh. Robert Williams of Grisemore visited last week. J P George celebrates a new baby girl. David Stutchman hosted by Nicholas and Robert Cameron. Rev J Milton Snyder leads ten week Lutheran meetings. Mr and Mrs A B Bennett guests of Mr and Mrs John Graham. Squire McCullough of Burnside here Thursday on business. Thomas McCreery returned from New Castle visit. Don Empfield visiting sister at Ivison. Mr Logan of Blacklick township visiting Jacob Brown. Mabel Marsh clerks for Dr M B Shultz. Samuel L Orner and John Burt were Wittondale callers.
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W. A. Prideaux
Janesville
W. B. Shepherd
Harry
Burnside
Brickley
Institute
New Washington
Stk
J.C. Fry
Flora
Christopher Wike
Davia
B. Cleghorn
M. B. Shultz
Wintondale
Haye Artemus
New Castle
Herbert Orner
Weatinghouse
Pittsburg
Robert Williams
Grisemore
J.P. George
David Stutchman
Johnstown
Nicholas
Robert Cameron
J. Milton Snyder
A. B. Bennett
John Graham
Squire McCullough
Thomas McCreery
Don Empfield
Penn Run
Ivison
Mr. Logan
Blacklick Township
Cambria County
Jacob Brown
Mabel Marsh
Samuel L. Orner
John Burt
Wittondale
Community Notices From Homesee City District
Local residents report guests visiting Johnstown and Windber as Mrs McClain stays with Taylor family on Main Street. Mrs Bell Bracken returns home from Windber after two weeks with sister Mrs Barbara Auld. Minto Mills, once of the area, now clerking at Pitcairn, has typhoid fever but is convalescing. Joe McGanghy and Miss Henderson visit W W White on Sabbath. A sledded party from Indiana visited Kier's Hotel for a chicken and waffle supper. Harry White returns from Crete after a month with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Henderon
W. W. White's
Indiana
Kier’s
Harry White
Crete
Marion Center Town Gossip Roundup at Brookvalley
WARRION CENTER H P Wetzel and wife guests at Brookvalley. Sleighing draws many to countryside visits. Indiana visitors include Will Lyon Rev E P Foresman and daughter Ella and Dr A H Allison. Parties, dinners, and social visits recur across Plumville Rural Village and Five Points. Merle Shaffer injured, J J Palmer attends Latrobe funeral, and numerous hometown gatherings reported.
Whose Game Is It at Library Hall Tonight
Basketball fans are urged to attend the season’s key game at Library Hall as the D. C. and A. C. visit Indiana in a bid to claim a scalp. Local team hopes rise as four own! aims to upset the visitors with strong defense and fast breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Hall
Indiana
Reunion of 148th Pennsylvania Volunteers in Bellefonte
Surviving members of the 148th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers will gather in Bellefonte on February 19 20 and 21. Many members reside in the county. New assistant train master Charles L Robbins appointed for the West Penn office to be located at Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
148Th Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Bellefonte
Charles L. Robbins
Weat “Penn
Blairsville
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Sloan Nelson
Homerity
Jennie Campbell
Mr. Wilson
Homestead
William Sowers
Homer City
Elizabeth Baugherty
Greenville
G. Buchanan
Lees
Bolivar
Evangelical Church
Hillsdale
Carrie Goss
du Bois
Smithport
Mahaffey House
Abbie’ Goss
Arcadia
Nell Mahaffey
Hastings
Howard Lydie
Joe McElhoes
Martha
West Lebanon
A D Condron
Enemangh
Hinds
Philadelphia
Mrs. Little
Shelocte
Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
New York
WATT
East Wheatfield
Ladies’ Suit Department
West Wheatfield
John Rugh
Bolivar Brass Band
Fannie Reynolds
Gaibleton
Ray
Horace Kinter
Armstrong Township
Gladya
Leone Harman
Gilpin
Buchanan
Laura McMillen
Emma Kinter
Harman Lightcap
Fred
J.T. Kinter
Dollie States
Capt. Kinter
Smicesburg
J. C. Repine
Walter Black
Johnston Moorhead
Geo. Irwin
Stewart
Rural
Valley
A. G. Cassidy
Lloyd Wells
Bernice Wine
James Malcolm
Mabel Wine
Marshall Hotel
Fanny Bell
Rayne Township
the Lutheran Church
Oda Howearth
Everett Braughter
Grace Church
C. Braughter
David Dick
Glasaford
Nettie Dick
Reesman
Rob. Lydie
Blaine Short
Ideal
Beringer
Dorsie Rammel
Wilson
Cherry Tree
Garman
B.N. Beringer
Barnesboro
Jno. Langham
James Beringer
Hailie Johna
Dunlop
Warrion Center
H. P.wetzel
Brookvalley
Will Lyon
Plomville
Chill R. Laughin
Bride
West Main Street
A. H. Allison
Blacklice
Frank Hildebrand
J. K. Pierce
Glen Landfair
H. C. Bennett
Hodge Schoolhouse
Homer
Uber
J. J. Palmer
Latrobe
Ewing
CUB
Victor Buller
Victor Roller
Penn
David Ellis & Son
Indiana, Pa
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Wallace Dry Goods Co
J.C. Wallace & Son, Prop’rs
Inprawa
Alli
Aly
Royal Arcanum
Pennsylvania
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Illinois
New Jersey
Ohio
Missouri
Michigan
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Wm. Penn Council
Cunningham’s Hall
J. B. Younkins
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