Local notes on deaths and community changes in Taylor Baird area
Local correspondent reports a child burial in Bairdstown as Methodist services continue. Several residents travel, relocate, or recover, including Hiram Rhodes and wife from a three week wedding tour, Will Grant moving into a store room, and Cyrus Stouffer’s Republican nomination for Burgess. References to business shifts, rail freight, school board election, community sociables, illnesses, and local obituaries follow with multiple named residents and places, such as West Penn Railroad, Morrow street, and Petersburg Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Baird
Bairdstown
Hiram Rhodes
Will Grant
John Devers
Walnut Street
Clara Crawford
Florence
Gar
Cyrus Stouffer
Burgess
Porter Hoffman
West Penn Railroad
Hoffman
Sugeon W. BR. Miller
Morrow Street
East End
Oliver, Earl
Local Notes From Pine Flats Area
Miss Maggie Hinds suffers tonsillitis. The sawmill at this place began last Thursday. Mrs Lizzie Howe and Miss Emma Mitchell visited Mrs John Sickenberger last Friday. Scott Roberts and family of Pine Flats visited his sister Mrs Getty. Mr Joseph Davis traveled to Onberg visiting Frank Oatman. Wm Fair of Penn Ran came Friday for his daughter Floe a teacher. John W Williams of Pine Flats solicited pupils for summer school. Jacob Kimmel sick. Master Chas Cravener has scarlet fever. A thief stole a lady's pocketbook from the Presbyterian church vestibule after a brief illness. The remains were buried in the cemetery on Saturday.
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Wilson
Indiana
Ernest
Jane McLaughlin
William Fleming
KR. E. Harbison
Alvin Sell
Johnstown
John Lowman
Idaho
Ramsey & King
James Devlin
Rev
Shelocta M. E
Charles Wilson
Eldersridge
James Henry
Will Ewing
Abner Lowman
Willie Wiggins
Ian Fleming
Elderton
H. B. McIntyre
Kent
Alex. Lowman
Jacksonville
A. Hughes
Grove City
Jane Ferguson
Hopewell
Jonathan Wray
John Neil
Smathers Post Office
Alex Davis
Crete
Sarah Wray
Albert Kaufman
Kensington
Lewisville
Maria Davidson
Nancy Thompson
Missouri
Lizzie Howe
Emma Mitchell
John Sickenberger
Scott Roberts
Pine Flats
Getty
Joseph Davis
Onberg
Frank Oatman
Wm. Fair
Penn Ran
Floe
John W. Williams
Jacob Kimmel
Chas, Cravener
Presbyterian Church
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Blairsville
West
Lebanon
Robert Miller
J. J. Ewing
Elmer Gilmore
Ilinois
Wilson Blakeley
Thomas Hazlett
Rev. Carroll
M. FE
T. M. Donahey
Petersburg
Tat Place
Harvey Hancock
Henry
Hubert
Johna Rosensteel
Here
Rosensteel
D. L. Rosensteel
D. A. Rosensteel
Elders Ridge
A. H. Holstein
Dimmick
Geo. Condron
Prof. Work
Richmond
Christ Good
Nettie Lukehart
Ramey Crawford
Reynoldeville
D. A. Lukehart
Janes Weston
Geo. Ohasman
Punxsutawney
Miss Mahaffey
Mahaffey
West Mahoning Township
M. E
Plumville
Laweon
Dayton
Peter Riddle
Fore Wister
Bowser
Allshouse
Salem
M. H
Z. C. Fibre Congest
DuBois
Cisir Schrecongest
Jennie Martin
Ella Martin
Foresman
Marion Center
Richard Shields
James
Metrona
Thome
Will
W. H. Baker
Dizoceville
Andrew Duberkough
Frank Edwards
Grip
Sarah Calhoun
Amos Anthony
J. L. Langham
D. R. Houk
Alice
Ada Houk
Linus Buterbaugh
Milton Cunningham
Sally Larmey
East Mahoning
Arthur Lydick
W. A. Lydick
Grant
Will Stewart
Manor
Meesars
Henry Taylor
A. J. Thompson
Cresson
Union Teachers’ Institute
Cherrytree
Joe Mack
Indiana County
F. J. Campbell
Jos
Harvey Brickley
U. S
David Ellis & Sons
Penn
Indiana, PA
Loughbys
Justin
W. R. Loughry & CO
Mitchells Mills
Maggie Hinds
James Fredrick
William Condron
St. Clair Thompson
W. ER. Streams
Owenburg
Verne Donahue
Hayne
J. B. McGara
Richard Smith
Harry Fitshontz
Wm. Weies
Israel Moore
James Spence
William Weins
Creps
J. M.S. Moore
Souderton
J. M. Nickle
the Market Report
Chester, Pa
H. Bryan
Landsdale
A. W. Simpson
Harsiman
N. O
Mack & Ray
Wilson, Rene & Hetrick
Marshall & Kline
New Indians
Marshall & Kline’s ‘Congress of the
Church Street
S. M. McMaster
Marshall & Klines
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James Fenton
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V. M. Cunninghaits
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