Cherry Tree and Canoe Place Heritage in Indiana County
A detailed history of Cherry Tree formerly Canoe Place in Indiana County outlines its location at the junction of Indiana, Cambria and Clearfield counties, its colonial origins, the Penns Purchase Line, notable early settlers, landmark dates such as 1892 monument act and 1894 dedication, borough status in 1865, population about 600, and rail connections plus Underground Railroad history linked to local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Peterman
J. ©. Leasure
Frank Camp
Order—Ord Tonkin
Frank Frye
Wm. Miller
J. P. Fitzpatrick
Marguerite Driscoll
B. W. Rinports
J. Lee StiMer
P. K. Wilson
W. Kissinger
Hope Ogden
W. G. Dunsmore
Brilhart
Lewis Straw
B. W. Rmnports
T. W. Munroe
Prica Davis
R. A. Butler
Robert McCormick
Frank Harkness
John Longacre
Howard Camp
Blanche Clark
W. T. Mahaffey
J.B. Baker
John Murphy
Cherry Tree
Canoe Place
Indiana County
Indiana
Cambri
Clearfield
Montgomery Township
John Montgomery
Conemaugh Township
Mahoning Township
Banks Township
Clearfield County
Green Township
Grant Township
William Penn
Armstrong County
Pennsylvania Colony
Art
Stanwix
New York
Pennsylvania
Susquehanna River
Joseph Williams
TNE
Jacob Hicks
Samuel Smith
Hugh Gallagher
Robert McKeage
John Kirkpatrick
Josiah Woodford
Reeder King
Port Stanwix
N.Y
Canbria
St. B. Camp
Cherry
James Beaver
Harry White
A. Shoemaker
Ebbensburg
Bardsville
Richard Bard
Newman's Mill
Peter Newman
James Mahaffey
Grant
Dixonville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cresson
New York Central
Heilwood
Clymer
Indiana Street Railway
Mckheage
G. M. Gamble
Underground
Robert Mitchell
Twolick Creek
Mitchell's
Local Social News From Culver and Nearby Areas
Miss Laura Wilson of Culver spent a week with friends and returned home. Thomas Crawford and two children, and Mr and Mrs W L Crawford of Hennsburg visited Mrs C G White. Miss Mary Robinson of Steynoldsville is visiting. H W McCracken of Colyer was in town on business. Lloyd Peters, a Clearfield visitor, called recently. The Sunday school picnic at Recreation Park drew a large crowd with races ball games tennis and bathing. Mr and Mrs H G Christie of Stafford were town visitors this week. Mrs Chas Faust was an Indiana caller this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wilson
Culver
Thomas Crawford
W. L. Crawford
Nent ‘Hheansburg
C. G. White
Mary Robinson
Steynoldsville
HW McCracken
Colyer
Lloyd
Purchase Line Amid Visits Across Beaverdale and Gipsy
Beaverdale and Gipsy residents visited neighbors in Sabbath gatherings. Jas McCune, Clarence Cagsady families, Huffman and Stalvigh households joined Dixonville and Indiana visitors to share time with local homeowners. Mrs Pattison and Nat visited Indiana kin, while Deckers Point hosts Mrs Knupps and William Thinkin last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. McCune
Beaverdale
Clarence Cagsady
Gipsy
Ratvighon
Howard Ratrigh
Dixonville
Huffman
Albert Stalvigh
Jacob Elofman
Teale Pattison
East Wheatfield Class Hosts Sunday Afternoon Event
Mrs Carl Miniley led a Sun day school class gathering at a siting on the W. Trindley furan last Week. Attendees included Mrs Vertue Wadaworth Rorabaugh Elale Winlsworth Phyllis Naugle Jasther Stasenberry Mildred Myars Mildred Mary Margaret Tess Windley Matilda Rogers Isabel Algire Sydney Willams and Lois Wighlands of Jeannette visiting Mrs Hindley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Carl Miniley
Au Plénine
Igsiting
W. Trindley Furan
Eligs
Grisemore and Nearby Guests Attend Various Socials
Local residents recount a week of visits and social calls across Grisemore and surrounding towns. Mrs Arthur Jones and daughter visited Thirheshare, Miss Dorothy from St Augustine stayed with Mrs Supt Williams, and numerous families from Warnesboro Barnesboro and Pittsburgh were seen in Grisemore. Grange meetings featured a large class, a dainty, and supper. Several visitors from State College and Johnstown were noted, with weddings and church events mentioned among friends and relatives. A new Chevrolet and a Studebaker were purchased, and church services planned for Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idenard Willang
Ares
Arthur Jones
Nughter
Vished
Williams List
Mer
Mra
Latte
Warnesboro
Wits
Misa
Tite
Marneshoro
Ara
Kawa
Worothy
St. Angastine
Divive Nore Gringa
Cookport Grange
Tincoln
Meg
Ittchard Wiliams
Margaret Willams
Fayes
George Williams
State College
Abe
Katheryn McCay
Shuighter
Sephitia
Pittsburgh
Glann
Harriet Ruch
Sirit Wilkins
Sniteh
Rehbad Barto
Wicthryn den
Chir Brewlig
Mhensbug
Lockard
Tiehard Beek
Finlly
Robert Wertehane
Sirk
Milne Jones
Mra Mahaffey
Johnstown
M. Hi
Wilgus
Slurtons Grange
J.T. Horton
Wao Bale
Martha Cessna
Indiaana Normal
T Petterman
W. A. Smith
Josephine
M. ‘I. Shields
Rosalter
Saul
Joe Williams
Thos Williams
Dorsey Dunuip
Warl Hutt
CA. Conner
Trisdale
Local Notes From Pine Flats and Nearby Areas
Mrs Toward Stelfey and children of Totinatqwhn visit her mother Mrs George M Huston and Miss Grin Williams with Clyde. tidinn Norm and family spent Sunday with their parents Mrs St C Wise and gon near Mansfield. Mary Yeagley and G A Tiluston visit. Mrs Beiltle Slides and D Gelly with A Th WON hus and Willi Sides spent at Ridgerlow Park. Miss Victorian Clevenger of Mansfield visits cousin Miss Pansy Prout. Christian church to host festival Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toward Stelfey
Totinatqwhn
George M. Huston
Grin Williams
Clyde
St. C. Wise
Gon
Talsh
Mansfield
Mra
Mary Yeagley
G. A. Tiluston
Beiltle
D. (Elly
A. Th
Willi
Ridgerlow Park
Victorian Clevenger
Pansy ‘Prout
The
Christian Church
How to Train a Baby to Cry for Lung Health
A pamphlet from the Babies Prophylactic Clinic Henry Phipps Institute Philadelphia urges crying in very young babies for 15 to 30 minutes daily to expand lungs. It describes crying types hunger temper illness and habit and advises letting the child cry out if the baby is comfortable. A festival is planned at Bethel Lutheran Church in Rayne Township on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Phipps Institute
Th and
Lombard Streets
Philadelphia
Tahy
Bethel Church
Bawthel Lutheran Ehurch
Rayne
Downship
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cupid
Luxenberg
Big Jewelry Store
Indiana, PA
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Clymer National Bank
Clymer, PA
Daily Dime Savers ‘Deposit Bank Savings Account
Indiana County Deposit Bank
Lomo
Panama
Palm Beach
Dick” Thompson
East Wheatfield
Grisemore
Hortons
Hillsdale
Harry Clark
Ho6ilwoon
Lavina Clark
Rowland Claypool
Ltivhard
Wittum Irwin
Studabaker
Westeyan Methodist Church
PINE
Lightcap Electric Co
Willard Usttreries
First National Bank of Indiana
First National Bank
Niagara Falls
Via
Buffalo, Rochester and
Pittsburg Railway
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