Punxsutawney Area Social and Travel Notes
Local residents and visitors are listed in a weekly roundup of calls, visits, and receipts of callers from Punxsutawhey and nearby towns. The notes include Rev. Woods in Indiana, college and railway personnel movements, and weekend guests at several households across Cookport and Coolport.
Local Notes and Moves in Starford Area
Lawrence Steed resigns from H. B. Langham to join Pioneer mings. Miss Twila Mugla visited at Spruce. John Reed Maude Griffith and Mrs John Canan listed as sick. Mr and Mrs John Lydie from Uniontown in town Monday. Andy Trout of No 4 spent Monday with Mrs Charles Williams. Samuel Cribbs family moved to Indiana. Mrs W L Johnston visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Trusal of Five Points, mother ill. William Logue family from Wharton moved here. Mrs M L Carnahan and daughter Thelma visiting in DuBois. Fragmentary quotes note unclear text.
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W.M. Uber
Punxautawney
Jean Trimble
Wingus
Fay Rowley Sunny
Ruffner
Rev
Huczy
New York
Hamilton
Pine Grove Church
Lavina Clark
Hbensburg
Guy Uber
Bastrun
Arcadia
Banks Wilt
Robert
Elizabeth
Coolport
J. R. Hamilton
Meade Lowman
Frank Clark
W. L. Cawson
Foster Park
Iselin
Youngstown
Anderson
Kinter
Saltsburg
Wim. McGinley
Charles Nelson
Cookport
Oscar Woods
Indiana
Verna Wussell
Baker School
Mar‘ion Center
C. A. Harkins
Howard Wilt
Lewis Henry
Mra
H. Wilt
Uniontown
Gladys Stiller
Hazel Meekina
Rachel Henry
Johnstown
Sheridan
Rodkey
Shanktown
Stephens
Barnes- Dore
B. Leasure
Lawrence Lockard
Rovejoy
Coolkport
BH. J. Menning
C. A. Hastins
Cherry Trea
Willis Buterbaugh
Lawrence Steed
H. B. Langham
Pioneer Mings
Twila Mugla
Spruce
John Reed
Maude Griffith
John Canan
John Lydie
Andy Trout
No. 4
Charles Williams
Samuel Cribbs
W. L. Johnston
John Trusal
Five Points
William Logue
Wharton
M. L. Carnahan
Thelma
DuBois
State Insurance Dept Opens Information Bureaus
State Insurance Commissioner J Denny O Nell opened three information and adjustment bureaus in Harrisburg Philadelphia and Pittsburgh to help the public assess insurer finances and resolve policy issues. He notes Pennsylvania life policies exceed 5.7 million with life coverage around 2.2 billion and total in-force around 2.29 billion. Advisers will assist via Bureau of Information State Insurance Department phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Denny O’nell Haa
O'Neil
Pennsylvania
Erkon Lo
Capitol
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Hartie
Pittsburg
Insurance Department
Bureau of Information
State Insurance Department
The Millionaire Son and the Shop Girl at the Auditorium
A melodrama titled The Millionaire’s Son and the Shop Girl will play at the Auditorium on Thursday. George Klein’s new production features Katie Hogan as the heroine and portrays her overcoming opposition from a merchant prince to marry his son. The four acts promise thrills, laughs, and tears with wholesome, everyday characters. Reserved seats are priced 36 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Klein
Katie Hogan
Katie
Hag Kons
Grand Juries Drawn for March Term in Blairsville Area
The March term jurors are listed by county districts with names such as Blairsville Clark Henry and Blacklick Samuel EH. Waddle, along with numerous others across Center Cherryhill Conemaugh and Mahoning. A second list covers the first Monday of March and third Monday of March jurors, naming many individuals by township and surname, followed by a note on livestock valuations and state agriculture activities, including dairy, fertilizer registrations, and a correction about a marriage notice error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jurons
Banks
T. Weaver
Blairaville
Joe C. Tamb
Indiana
S. M. Streams
Jacob Wattling
Audley Mahon
Thos. M. Pierce
Mahoning
North
Clover Carr
Montgomery
G, EB
Tyger
Rayne
S. M. Thomas
Saltsburg
R. A. Walker
H. A. Jackson
White
D. E. North
Wheatfield
Hast
T. W. Cramer
Young
E. E. Collins
R. B. Dixon
Traverse
Blairsville
Clark Henry
D. M. Miller
W. W. Rickard
Isaiah Kimmell
Blacklick
Samuel EH. Waddle
Brushvalley
R. F. Auld
Buffington
T. R. Conrad
Burrell
S. H. Lear
Harry Rager
J. A. Devinney
Center
Phillips
Cherryhill
C. EB. Amond
S M. Dick
Smuet Leagure
Clymer
H. D. Smith
B. E. Jobe
Conemaugh
T. B. Smith
A. P. Cribby
Grant—Gee
A. Barr
Glen Campbell
Thas
Mee
Green
Glassford
J. D. Burnheimer
O. Grifith
R. N. Patterson
Wim, Fulmer
Lidi
J. B. Younkins
Harry
C. Buchheit
Jacksonville
Wm. Kumite
C. B. Diltz
H. Altman
South
David Smiley
Mechanicsburg
I. T. Rugh
CG. B. Rhea
Petit
Armstrong
G. W. Uncapher
Sami
W. Kerr
Jas. Long
Wolf
J. ©. Short
G. C. Overdorf
W. H. Muir
J. G. Geib
B. B. Cribbs
Thos. Harris
J. B. Baughman
R. E. Condron
Edward Johnston
J. J. Palmer
S. L. Lonegnecker
W. K. Ray
Russell Ray
Cherry Tree
Edgar McCormick
John L. Heasley
Irwin M. Speedy
W. M. Hudson
John McGuire
Grant
Nathan McClosky
Thos
Lowman
H.W. Griffith
Samuel Lukehart
W. Weaver
J. C. Weamer
M. L. Rowland
C. W. Douglass
Geo C. Getty
Wm. Spicher
W. Crossman
Plumville
H. G, Cessna
Rayne—U
L. Short
Thomas Strong
B. J. Ganley
G. I. Potts
Saltsburge
Benton Sharp
J. KK
Peterson
Washington
Frank Rankin
J, FP
Mulberger
West
G. Walbeck
Wheattfield
East
J. G. Cramer
Jesse Spencer
G Bluirsville
Chas. McAnulty
Lukehart
Peter Parks
C. B. Thompson
C. B. Coleman
W. I. Householder
Butterbaugh
Wm. Findley
G. M. Grow
Burlington
Jas Peddicord
J. Mardis
Robi
J. Shearer
P. A
S. L. Barr
A. D. Rice
Jos. Houk
Homer City
Lowry Hutchinson
Jno
A. Rumbaugh
Indianna
C. R. Bath
W. S. Buch- Ahan
L. M. Fee
H. &. Prothara
Edw
Bennett
J. S. Ross
J. J. Walker
A. Richey
J. G. Cribbs
H. T. Ross
Gorman
Jas. Perrier
Pine
Michael Melidowney
Reuben Peterman
Harman Waddell
Lawrence Hicks
J. 8. Clawson
G. W. Fleming
A. B. Ford
Elmer Campbell
E. M. Young
N. D. Artemus
J. A. Brown
J. G. Lemon
John Couser
Harvey Carson
Frank Anderson
Clayton Gressley
Christopher Coy
J. M. Dick
Lawerence Lyster
John H. Devers
B. L. Oakes
Overland Cars Arriving From Flint For Indiana Dealers
A fleet of twelve Buick cars is being brought overland to Indiana this week from the Flint Michigan factory by Frank Kring, manager of the Indiana Motor Company. The Pennsylvania honey crop of 1916 totals 1,360,800 dollars on 7,560,000 pounds from 140,000 colonies. There are an estimated 28,000 beekeepers in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Dairy and Food Bureau
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Farm Advisers Bureau
Buick
Indiana
Flint
Mich
Frank Kring
Indiana Motor Company
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