Local residents and visitors share summer weekend visits
A parade of names appears as residents and guests visit towns and farms for summer, including Kingery, Staitten, Kinsell, Sutter, Rosborough, Chambers, and Burkett. Social visits span Locust Spring farm, Anita, Worthville, and nearby areas with church services noted for the coming weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Won, Kingery
Tineinnath
Chaun
Rol
Messnac, Jr
W. B. Staitten
Nea Castle
Mas. J. M. Lewis
Ida. Kinsell
Gradsons
Pallie
Merle Demenston
Washington, D. C
Troutville
Cook
Almeda Chambers
Madlana
Mary
Marie Jucy
MD Moot
Ad Burkett
Anita, Win
Morrow
Brad‘lock
Jennie Morrow
J. B. ‘Morrow
R. CG. Miller
Indiana
T. Fl. Faust
Hmerson Sprankle
Cloe
George Hicks
H. A. Melsaac
Kittanning
Cora Dilts
Worthville
William Huey
Dathy
Smithport
W. W. Brilhart
Henrietta
May
Annie
Clair Smith
Locust
Ernest Davis
McGees Milly
Hl. W. Brown
G Uy Powell
Myers & Little's
C. M. Wingert
Ferry Wingert
Punxsitawney
United
Hmvangelical Church
Local Visit Notes and Dated Family Gossip
A long column records visits and gatherings in Mitchells Mills with numerous families and neighbors named. Highlights include Dean Sickenberger and others visiting John Sickenberger, various kin from Vandergrift and Indiana dining together, and notes on local incidents such as a boy injuring a foot, a 24 pound grouse weighed, and residents moving to Clymer. Also mentions sales, sales of property, and a for sale piano from H. Sthving & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Sickenberger
Mtta Stewart
Mabon
Harry Clark
Childen
John Sickenberger
Mourth
Milton Rodkey
Es Daiggher
Alartha
Veronity
Silas
Mma
Vandergrift
Molle
Indiana
Dan Weston
Yintondale
Wenyver
WH Johnston
Tromar City
Lon Johnston
Samuel Green
Lou Johnston
Myr
Green
Clymer
Ity Hilbes
Tether
Grace Gibson
Daniel Fetterman
Hellwood
Maybelle Kelly
Millie Lantry
Hixzel Stormer
Morris Lantay
Caurmnontown
Mr Akkey
Barnesheare
John Welly
Julia Morke
Willie
Ine Wim
Iaaruedl
Sinking of the Grand Duchess Carolina Bilds a War Era Tale
The article recalls the Grand Duchess later named the Carolina and its wartime roles from 1806 to its sinking by a German U-boat. It traces ties to General Miles and staff across Charleston Guanica Ponce and Havana, noting ships Yale Cherokes Obdam and related events. It closes with a note on ship safety innovations and a push for technical training for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaoks Amiss
Baltimore
Washington
Willard
Washington Post
Carolina
Boston
Halifax
Charleston, D. C
Wisconsin
Porto Rico
Miles
Charleston
Yale
Paris
Montoy Stone
Cuba
Guanica
Ponce
Richard Harding Davis
Navy
Miles Party
Stites
Oddam
Welland-American Line
Atlantic
Mechancs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buffalo Brands
Ferhzars
Ven
America
State Department of Agriculture
Indiana County
Julia
American Line & Stone Company
Ontario
International Harvester Company
W. H. McCunn
Tanoma, PA
R. D
Auto Supplies
Suste
Dires Oy
Columbia
Wilmer Stewart
the Atlantic Refining Company
Ounty Tow News
Marchand
Idaho
Maia Lyers
Solmnstown
Munshower
Willian Garr
Itabert
Ray Meyer
Leonel Barr
Penn Run
Dave Baa
Ballidlo
Hoil Sthving & CO
Tlome
Subway
O—Dhiner
Iwutamobile
New York Sun
Vaid
Blriuing- Din and
Alliita
Che Anerley Society of Mechaniccal Favdiees
Spinninghim Age-Herald
Dulls
Extra Values
Oxfords
Seagon
Goodrich White
U. S. Army
Kau Pee Tn
Browns Boot Shop
PENNA
Punxsutawney
Clearfield
Miners Bank
Jacksonville
the Farmers & Miners Bank
Indiana Foundry Company
Indiana, Penna