Funeral notices and local visits spark town week
County Town notes funeral for Mary McGee at Burnside and a flood of visitors from Windber and nearby towns. Dozens of residents travel, move, or plan trips to Punxsutawney and Blairsville as families welcome new arrivals and long journeys unfold.
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Jol Washinder
Mary McGee
Burnside
James McKeehun
May
Mullen
Httle Son
Windber
A. G. Long
Sunda
Lee Kelley
Benyerdaly
John
Kelly
Glenn Campbell
J. A. Mock
Holm
Larry
Jeannette
Ohn Kelley
Jennie Wenderson
Nettle Long
Stork
Hoy Tines
Ark Nicowonger
Priday Willam
Dil
Robert Sims
Nttle Som
Margaret
Glen Campbell
Lawrence Iines
Martha Days
Leilwood
George Wiembig
Venice Bowell
Indiana
Samuel James
Hastings
Ulysses Sickenberger
Suri Sickenberger
Clymer
Hiram Buterbaugh
Cherry Tree Auxiliary Adds Eighteen Members in Week
In Cherry Tree last week eighty members were added to the Ted Cross auxiliary. A Red Cross meeting followed a patriotic parade led by the Cherry Tree band and Platville drum corps. Miss Marguerite Wallace visited Mahaffey families. William Kissinger of Indiana saw his son W W Kissinger. A birthday party honored the sixth anniversary of Margaret Kissinger’s birth with guests including Glove Wagoner Virginia Brilhart Wisateth Taylor and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Cross
Red Cross
W. Fr. Denlinger
Patton
Cherry Tree Band
Platville
Marguerite Wallace
Greenville
eWilliam Kissinger
Indiana
W. W. Kissinger
Margaret
Glove Wagoaner
Virginia Brilhart
Wisateth Taylor
Sarah Howes
Inex Ogden
Mary Kneedler
Marion Center Red Cross Benefit Concert Planned
In Marion Center a down fete and flag raising for Red Cross relief is set for Wednesday evening with a concert before and after. Local mines are upgrading facilities including a new office and coal scales, while residents and visitors share news from Punxsatawney and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Frampton
Punxsatawney
S. J. Jones
Maria Weston
Indiana
James Conch
June Turnheimer
Marion Center
SS. McCreery
Richmond
Red Cross
Red Cros
Marlon Center
Red Cross Maide J
Nighttime Tale Of Jorinda And The Enchanted Nightingale
A storyteller narrator recalls a fairy tale where Jorinda is turned into a nightingale by an old fairy. Jorindel, fixed in place by a spell, watches helplessly as the fairy abducts her. He endures a long wait in the woods, dreaming of a purple flower that could enchantedly free her, and promises to finish the tale tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addy
Jorinda
Jorindel
Daddy
Reed Teacher Named for West Lebanon District
Miss Lillian Allshouse has been elected teacher of the Reed school in the West Lebanon independent district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Lillian Allshouse
West Lebanon
Armour Fertilizer and lime for sale by Frank Douglass
Profit for farmers this year hinges on soil feeding. Armour & Co. promotes a fertilizer made from slaughterhouse offal as nature's plant food. Large stock on hand including buckwheat grades. Also offering a limited quantity of drilling lime. Call and examine stock. 26-2tc FRANK DOUGLASS.
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Armour & Co
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Ralph Parkhill
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William Studdock, Jr
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Clarence Migley
Stusa Crawford
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Grisemore
Brame Learn
Oxfords
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Loughby’s
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W. R. Loughry & Co
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W. H. Hoover
Savings Trust Building
Frank Douglass
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Wilmer Stewart
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