Local letters from Hokehurg and neighboring towns
A long column of social notes records visitors and returns at towns near Indiana and Punxsutawney. Names include John Belkery, Miss Avling Swank, Phoebe Warren, Hart, Good, Lukehart, Catherine Redding, Dr. Bert Bell, John C. Peightal, Lydia Lukehart, and many residents from Plumville, Vandergrift, Blairsville, Dixonville, and Williamsport. The Fourth of July events at Olymer feature a P.O.S. A. parade, dancing, brass band, and a Presbyter ian cornerstone ceremony, with funds raised for local church.
Local Guests and Visits Highlight Weekend in Elders Ridge
Pittsburg visitors and Punxsutawney guests appear among local social notes. Names include Harry Lydick George Wells Matthew Lewis and families with mentions of Mrs Mae Kuehner Mrs A M Van Horn and Mrs Minnie Dickey. Community events note the Ladies Missionary Society meeting at Robert Wray home and delegates reporting from the Presbyterial meeting at Indiana ending in a basket picnic.
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Harry Lydick
Pittsburg
George Wells
Clark Stiver
Punxsutawney
Matthew Lewis
Mae Kuehner
Plumville
A.M. van Horn
T. H. Frantz
Elders Ridge
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Robert Wray
Shady Plains
Indiana
T. B. Dider
Pittsboro
W. B. Hider
I. R. Crawford
Olivet
Ewing
W. G
Brushvalley Community News Refreshed
Edward Yaney home from college on vacation after playing ball a week ago Speare Herlinger had a finger broken Bennett Evans and three children from Pittsburgh visiting friends Mrs Wm Conrad and Dilltown guests of daughter Mrs Swearinger Mr and Mrs Warren Buterbaugh and family from Kenwood spent weekend with Mrs Buterbaughs parents Overdorff festival by Baptist congregation Saturday evening drew large crowd.
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Edward Yaney
Speare Herlinger
Bennett Evans
Pittaborg
Wm. Conrad
Dilltown
Swearinger
Warren Buterbaugh
Kenwood
Buterbaugh
Local Guests and Visits From Area Families
Vandergrift residents Harry Burkehart and daughter Bue lah hosted by Charles Keating. Dr Hoak of DuBois visited his parents for Sunday. J B Miller family of Clymer hosted by Mya Hoak. Clark Buterbaugh spent part of last week in Curry Run. Archy Nichol of Morgan Colo visiting relatives. Wetzell family of Gipsy and Clyde Buterbaugh of Latrobe visited G B Hook family Sunday. William Judson Ernest and family spent Saturday in Punxentawney. Holt and wife visited Dubois friends. Town festival fundraiser for base ball Saturday. Streams family visited Homer City. Gurbage ball team won two games. Ralph Craven visited Homer City Saturday.
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Penn. Run
C. W. Rink
Indiana
R. H.flude
Lowery Cameron
Hahn
Lansing
Mich
Cee
Harry Shaffer
Clark Elkin
Little Son
Smicksburg
Samuel Allison
Lulu Alexander
New Florence
Andereon Fowler
H. BR. Umburn
Sara Adams
Abednego Grifffrth
Ieionsa
Altoona
Cora Sheesley
Somerset
M. Belle McCune
Hennigler
John Rice
Claire Kinter
Decks Era Point
Claire Olligher
Derry
John Olgher
Misa Wilda Dick
Stickley
Mia
Truby Myers
Nova
W.roweath
Richard Bagley
Johnstown
Emmet Fair
Lewis
Jonathan Neff
Rosamoyité
Migauigha McMilien
Clara Jani- Inow
Davisi
McGaughey
Inferns
Thuraday
Bert, Morrow
Ligon
Ier
Mrai- Mérie Douds
Bert’ Lydick and
Wift
Sirah Lydick
William Alishouge
Leonard
Willet
D. W. McMillen
Niles
Mabel McGaughey
Mary McGaughey
Punxsutawney
Hitiira McCall
DuBois
Harry Burkett
Martha Moore
Filla
Rochester Mills
Hazel
Nora Condron
Bert Kooser
Vandergrift
Kooger
John Kooser
Catherine Brown
H. di McElhoes
Pittsburg
Lee Sldan
Cloe
Jefferson County
Potter Lightcap
194 Shields
Mary ‘Bryan
Mildren ‘Wyncoop
LaRue McElhoes
Pitte
Burg
Sarah
Harry
Burkehart
Buelah
Charles Keating
Town
Hoak
Miller
Clymer
Mya
Clark Buterbaugh
Curry Ran
Clearfield County
Archy Nichol
Bort Morgan
Colo
Dr. Wetzell
Gipsy
Clyde Buterbaugh
Latrobe
G. B Hook
Ernest
William Judson
Punxentawney
Joseph Holt
Baranday
William Streams
Frienge
Homer City
Peter
Ralph Craven
The Shoplifter and Inspector Hammond’s Waterloo
In London a famed inspector loved disguises and ran twenty stores but was foiled by a clever shoplifter. After months undetected the thief, a well dressed woman, repeatedly stole cloaks furs gloves and jewelry across ten to twelve shops. Hammond’s wife, unseen, turned out to be the miscreant, returning all goods within days and ending his career.
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Inspector Hammond
England
Ular
London
Hammond
Kensington
Jostons
Wen
Bundrede
Respector Hammond
M. Quad
Thrice-a-Week World and Indiana Progress Offer
The Thrice-a-Week World advertises its impartial and thorough coverage of the upcoming presidential campaign and offers a combined one year subscription with The Progress of Indiana, Pa, for 1.75 in advance. Regular prices total 2.00, cash in advance.
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New York World
Indiana Progress
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Indiana
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Montana
Phillipsburg
Mina Mae Latinger
Stiteler
C. B. Condred
Pubxattawney
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Amon
Gootville
Martha’ Lukehart
Joseph
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Merle Stiteler
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Joshua Lewis
Merle Black
Josephine Dodson
Olymer
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Pénn Run
John 8. Fisher
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W. J. Spronll
Penn Run
John C. Peightal
B. O. Clements
John F. Clements
Joseph Clements
Richard Clements
Prothero
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Thelma Boucher
Aisgare Palla
Q. Patrick
Belleoneeran
Clymep
Agron Burnheimer
Dixonville
Andrey Shank
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