Local Correspondence From KELLYABURG FR Mar Meade and Moore visit sites
Local notes from Kellyaburg and nearby towns detail visits and social calls by Meade, Mariel Moore, Dora Walker, Stella Wetzel, Norman Steffy, Cora Potts, and many residents. Counts of guests at homes in Marion Center, Ernest, Mechanicsburg, West Lebanon, and nearby communities. Mentions of the institute gathering, a flag drill, and a debate among old-time debaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellyaburg
M. Bue
Chambersville
Lavina Me
Meade
Mariel Moore
Moore
Richmond
Dora Walker
Stella Wetzel
Marion Center
Mra
Norman Steffy
Dubois
Steffy
John Kooser
Cora Potts
Ernest
Rhoda Deemer
Mechanicsburg
Mae Prothero
Martha MecElhoes
Buchre Club
George Potts
Institute
Minnie Brady
Dena. Wagner
Henest
Misa Brady
Near This Place
Mary Wynkoop
Near Hare
Indiana
Perry George
Paul Miller
West Lebanon
A. M. Morrow
Arvilla Snyder
Lesta Fleck
Carolyn Speedy
Maude
Linda Bryan
Farewell gathering for Mrs. Foresman hosts at home
Friends and neighbors surprised Mrs. E. P. Foresman with an informal farewell at her home Friday evening. Rev. William C. Work preached at the Methodist church on Sabbath and Howard Park, a telegraph lineman in New York, visited his home. Rev. Roberts of Cherrytree preached in the Presbyterian church on Sabbath afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Foresman
Lang
Rev. Roberts
Cherrytree
Presbyterian Church
Karst Wheatfield Ills and Farflung Hosts
Mrs. Margaret Clark is seriously ill. Mrs. Aubrey Graham of Seward visited Florence Dick. Mr. and Mrs. BE Johnston and son David spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell of East End Pittsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kissinger Sabbath with Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Stephens. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Campbell and two children of Johnstown visited Clyde friends. 8.8 Mack of Bennett is visiting his brother T. C Mack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karst Wheatfield
Margaret Clark
Aubrey Graham
Seward
Florence Dick
BE. A. Johnston
David
Caldwell
East End
Pittsburg
Harvey Kissinger
Sanford Stephens
Ernest Campbell
Johnstown
Clyde
Mack
Bencennet
Local residents and visitors noted in community column
Mr and Mrs Harry Holsoppie of Cramer and two children visited A Cunningham. Agnes Patchin of Armagh visited sister Mackey in New Florence. Capt Evan Lewis visited Falls Creek. Bond brothers from Pittsburg visited their mother Cynthia Bond. D D Good and wife were county seat visitors. Mrs D W Marshall visited daughter Crossman in Wilkinsburg. Finley Blose near town broke left leg when struck by float. Dr Kamerer treated. Johanna Schrecengost of Plumville visiting sister Weston. Webster Stiteler summoned to Du Bois for Ill daughter Mary. Dr Good Jr sick with chickenpox. Lakehart visiting Vandergrift. Latrobe horse buyers in town bought animals. Francis Elkin visited Pittsburg. Chas and David Lewis of Pittsburg visiting parents Mr and Mrs John B Lewis. Rev A R Longnecker assisted in revival at Punxsutawney and preached in Leceburg. Small fire at James S Weston home caused minor damage. Rural Village visitors noted. Ella Smith returned from Punxsutawley. Revival meetings held in M E church. F J Hackett hobble with leg fracture. Frank Elkin moving home goods to farm below town after selling store to Redding Broad. J C Boyd of Punxsutawney on business. Mrs James Robinson improving gradually. (Other correspondence on Page Might.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamerer
Johanna Schrecengost
Plumville
J. 8. Weston
Webster Stiteler
Dubois
Mary
A. G. Brewer
Dr. Good, Jr
Lakehart
Vandergrift
Latrobe
Francis Elkin
Pittsburg
Chas
David Lewis
John B. Lewis
A. R. Longnecker
Himes
Punxsutawney Lutheran Church
Lecebburg
James
Weston
M.E. Lewis
James Stitler
Ella Smith
Punxsutawley
M. E
Allshouse
F. J. Hackett
Frank Elkin
Redding Broad
A Dead Dollar Bank Ad From Indiana PA
A Dead Dollar is defined as money hidden away that earns nothing and may be missed. It describes placing funds in The Farmers Bank of Indiana Pennsylvania where it stays safe and earns interest year round at four percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Bank OF Indiana
Strongest in the County Horse Sale and Cantata Notice
Strongest in the County features two car loads of horses for sale in February including draft general purpose drivers and speeders. Also advertised are the Col umbus Cantata by the Indiana Choral Society at Library Hall on Tuesday evening February 4, with additional town properties for sale and an invitation to contact A. P. Watson for purchases. Vogel Bros spring suits advertise, as do heating stoves from Clymer Manufacturing Company for institutions and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham
Gompers
Bennett
Hill
Columbus
Indiana Choral Society
Library Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ambrose
Sloan Morrow
Robert
Salisburg
Murray Pierce
Harry Steele
Harry Pierce
Phumville
Wilson Bowser
Annie Morrison
C. L. Hudson
Willet
David Brady
Mia
Merle Douds
Margaret
Roy
Wallopsburg
A. Lydie
Mae Weaver
Henry Weaver
Robert Orr
Jannie Weaver
Edward Wells
Curt McMillen
Dayton
Emerson Sprankle
Fred Moot
Survey Corps
Geo. Moot
Charles Sherman
Adrian
B. T. Peffer
Buffalo
Maude Peffer
Clarence Smith
Juneau
Berkey
Roy Mitcheltree
Williamsport
J.H. Peterman
Barnesboro
A. B. Clark
Hastings
Frank McNulty
John Stiller
Bess Smith
Everet Wilson
East Ridge
W. J. Westover
N. ©. Keren
Fast Ridge
Arthur Sechler
Valparaiso
Peter Stiles
Miles King and Family
Harry Holsoppie
Cramer
A. Cunningham
Agnes Patchin
Armagh
Mra, Mackey
New Florence
Sam
A. P. Watson
Vogel Bros
Clymer Manufacturing Company
Achaea
R. W. Wehrle & CO
Penna
the Savings & Trust Company
Indiana Foundry Co., Ltd
Jim River
Dakota
Minnesota
Victor Roller
David Ellis & Son
The
Wallace Dry Goods Co
J. C. Wallace & Son
Proprietors
Philadelphia St
Indiana, Pa
Cunningham CO
Torchon
Lateen Underskirts
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