Subscription list of Homer City and surrounding towns names
A dense listing of individuals and households from Homer City and nearby areas including Ossin, Robins, and Saltsburg, detailing residents and affiliations across communities such as Homer City, Marion Center, Saltsburg, Starkstown, and Rochester Mills. Names like Harry Howman, Jno Shaw, Frank Moore, and J. W. Conner appear among many others in a regional directory-like compilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
Ralph R. Hoskinson
JJ. & Allison
Samuel Stewart
Frank L. Stiles
John F. Burns
H. C. Sickenberger
Alf Davis
Hollwood
Martin ‘Thompson
Jno
W. Shaw
Hillsdale
Odin Strimpf
Tuidiana
Harry N. Howman
W. Fh. Water
Tarry Jlenry
Thos
J. Pealer
Geo
Martin
M. J. Ring
Jos
Cannons
Ray
Sphas
S MeCo
Albert Sited
Tiet- Netinger
Ch Witte
Dekey
Clas
Evans
Peoworil Hiver
Ma Risser
Marlon
Bred Weiss
Mitchell Mills
Ketley
Nicklown
Wilfred Bryan
Metiees Mis
A. Thompson
Newry
Grand Jurors for First Monday in September
A long list of jurors across Blairsville Homer City Marion Center Saltsburg and other towns for the first Monday in September includes Blairsville Robert Pratt Ferguson Thos Keebler Chorkebury Mat Wesley Clymer George James Dixonville Roy Conrath Homer City S A Buchanin W H Wall Stall Jos Campbell Indiana W Schrerengost Thos McNelis R Groske Wilson TD Court A T Con Livermore Alexander BP Thaimile ton WJ Urey More towns and names appear for the second and third weeks with numerous jurors listed for Blairsvilles Calhoun Blairsvilles etc and the quarter lessons period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairaville
Robert Pratt
Ferguson
Thos
Keebler
Chorkebury Mat
Calhoun
Dala
Stu
Nider Stewart
D. Well- Tertin
Hes
Phos
McAtea
Blacklick
D. A. Donwhie
Chirk
Itininger
Cherry Tree
Jonn Brillart
Jesse Acgme
Chambersvilles
J. Lingenfelter
Seo Pepupusai
Creevkside
Gibson
Clymer
Harry Vaute
Croft Lola Shearer
Craaver
Liry Batt
Clon Campbell
Mies
Nassai
Wat Ross
Alexander Davidson
Tyger
Homer City
Whalley Shearer
Byer
Howe
Andy Winter
Bivins
Heilwood
Wihonden
Indiana
Wilson A. Louistan
W. S. Smithers
A.W. Minbar
ALA
Syl Vivno
Carl Hasinger
A. Powman
Abram Stolly
A. C. Fowler
Benny Vlad
Clair Slow
Jesse Tatterson
B. George
de B. Staiipry del Maneners
Ales Hennett Iselin
A. H. Irwin
Josephine Peter Tiasisburg
Kent
J. D. Moorhead
ML Bleigart
A. A. Stachell
Livermore
Jdanes Dovinney
Hon
Nasliit
Lovejoy- Wi
Baterbaugh
Marion Center
I. WW
West New Florence Hag
Walberk
Penntine Bells
de Bydiehy
Miler
Rorhester Mills
Ieeastily
Harry Nix
Wan
Rossiter
Jas
M. Williams
A.son
J. Fl
Bair
Mussel Till Bottke Biraf
Sliney
Neal
Silisbang
Serene
Faelil
Coates
Das
Farhi
Orner- Weltum
Curilion
West Lebanon
Armagh
Wyromling Blaiesville OA
Maek
Porter Holmeau
AliMer
He MA Dear
W. Stakes
A.B. Architaild
de Janney
Clymer Sauetel Kelley
George Gould
Thas. Kein
Croft Wantamyplewell
Creekside
K. W. Cietiy
Dixonville
Ethan Allen
J. J. Green
Dayton
S. C. Johnston
Glen Campbell
L. W. 'Lhouius
Grant Snyder
Walter Sherwin
Armagh Boy Serving In Forest North Pacific Northwest
A letter from Daniel Merriman, with the engineer corps, describes his government post in the Olympic Forest twenty miles from the Pacific coast in Washington. He notes the dense forest, heavy logging, and a camp on Cregeent tale near Osarpie nearby. About ten thousand soldiers are set to move to the camp soon. The terrain hosts bears, mountain tang, wildcats, and park rats. Merriman earns S105 per month and praises Puget Sound portions of the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mutare
Win, Merriman
Armagh
Daniel Merriman
Jieefvn
Engineer Corps
Olympic Forest
Pacife
Washington
Cregeent
Unis Vaanp
Hia
Pede
Bhai
Puget Sound
County Pain Bureau News and Market Reports
Agent John Wo Warner announces weekly market notes on phosphate and dairy feed supplies. Farmers or organizations may place wholesale orders via the art bureau. A meeting is planned to discuss forming a Cel Market Association at the city hall. The County Pain Agent will distribute record bonds and monthly reports, with threshing totals telegraphed to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wo Warner
Bberespa Panniers
Arin Wiareau Dans Archve
Crn
Fon
Ciel Market Association
Bureau of Markets
Washington
Pension Act for Widows and Orphans of Spanish War Heroes
An Act to pension widows and minor children of officers and enlisted men who served in the War with Spain, Philippine Insurrection, or China relief campaigns. Eligible widows receive $1 per month during widowhood and $2 per month for each child under sixteen, with provisions for disability, remarriage, and child support. Includes penalties for improper claim services and outlines agent fees. A drill scene closes the piece with a joke about a recruit who asks where his front is.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Philippine
China
Senate
House of Representatives
United States Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Jane
Mineteen
Ortaher
Orenie Ano
Commissioner of Pensions
Lost Baggage Costs Across Europe Published Estimate
A Railroad Man's Magazine writer estimates lost baggage by American tourists in Europe last summer at 5 million dollars if valued at 40 dollars per person. He notes railroads diverted stock to troop movement, leaving baggage and tools of trade behind due to war demands and high rates. Public lands restored and withdrawn totals for early this year are reported by the interior secretary. Restorations include coal land lands in Montana and Totah, oil lands in California, Idaho, and phosphate withdrawals in Wyoming. Mrs. S. Ben Pollock visits her parents in Irwin with children. two sons are now in France. John Nealer of White township learns his son Oliver safely arrived in France. M C Stewart visits Five Points on business. Mr. and Mrs. John Rising visit Elders Ridge area. Noble Nosbit farm home near Elders Ridge burned Saturday night with unknown origin. Margaret F. Pattison property on West Philadelphia street sold to Hoover of Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Railroad Man's Magazine
Secretary of the Interior
Montana
Totah
California
Wyoming
S. Ben Pollock
Welly Shrum
Irwin
Imr
John Nealer
White Township
France
Oliver
M. C. Stewart
Near
Five Points
John Rising
Turtle Creek
W. J. Rising
Shalodta
Coal Miners Exempted From Military Service
A damaged wartime memo details orders from the War Department prohibiting coal miners from enlistment without written company permission. It instructs officers to verify occupation, obtain consent from mine managers, and reject applicants lacking approval. It names substation areas and cites enforcement across multiple counties and towns.
Cherry Tree News Highlights Furloughs and Local Visits
CHERRY TREE Dayvil Buck in the ios Navy is home on a furlough. Misses Louise Stifler and Helen McFarland Navy returned to their homes after visiting friends near Marion Center. Mr and Mrs Deavon Lockard of Marion Center visited Ma and Mrs 7. M. Stiffler. Sabbath visitors included Mr and Mrs 2, WH. Reinokhive. Miner Risking and V. W. Kissinger spent Sabbath with their father William Ising in Shelorma. Hu Twin Rocks hosted CG. A. Grumbling over Sabbath. NEW Teds Anstey aided Gross Auxiliary organized at the Church of God near Penn Hun with 2717h enrollment. Officers elected: Chairman Mrs Frank Uneapher, Vice Chairman Mrs William McCullough, Secretary Mrs Mary Sleppy, Treasurer Tits. TEACHERS WANTED, board of Sanh Maltine foreignship to meet at Pawoile Madtuaday Augist 10. AL Tah ovelerk to ek three teachers for Hevenebieg termi. MARSHALL. Meestient A AS GES TOA TET, Secrets ey, fds and Mase Jon TL. Getty, Attorney. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTECE Lovers of administration on estate of pM. Lo Carnahin of Creekside borough, vd, dvn ben eaititen the under Slaned. Those having ellis against wuld Wes Eile are requested to present them. Those who owe Thenselves are asked to pay promptly. J TAN, CAIN, L. J, CANAL Ay F Administrators, Creekside, Pa, July 17, 1018.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayvil Buck
Ios. Navy
Louise Stifler
Helen McFarland
Navy
Marion Center
Deavon Lockard
M. Stiffler
WH. Reinokhive
Ohio
Miner Risking
V. W. Kissinger
William Ising
Af Shelorma
Harry Ulanes
Trlends
Unian
Pridenvs Wis
CG. A
Maltine
Marshall
Jon TL. Getty
Attormey
Admini Rator
Lo Carnahin
Hfe
Creekside Borough
Dvn
Ellis
Wuld
Payens
Cain
L. J
Canal Ay
Creekside
Notice of Application for Citations in Jetanal County
Notice is given that an option will be made to the circuit court on Monday, August 26 at 10:00 a.m. under the act of 1874 to provide for incorporation and regulation of certain corporations by John Jerag Lukos and Veter Btayar for a charter of an intended corporation to be entered Usalyengshd Narada. The purpose is to purchase and hold land for public use with rights and privileges conferred by the act and supplements. Executors’ notices follow for May Wilcox estate with claims and debts due. Teachers Wanted ad seeks instructors for Upper Dhiamelyitle district with Cameron travis and others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antil Court
John Jerag
Lukos ’Agit and Veter Btayar
Usalyengshd Narada
Sao Nadlanadani
Aviitel
Notice of sale of real estate in Walraville borough
Notice is given that Fr Jon S Stitt administrator of the estate of RG Stitt will apply to the Orphans Court of Indiana County on Monday August 26 at 11:10 am for an order to sell two lots in Walraville borough described by lot and block numbers, to Bell for about ten thousand dollars, to deliver deed. The property is bounded by Campbell Street Sugne Alley lot numbers and the Jona Holes line, formerly conveyed from Hosack to Th G Sett, with details from the general plot and deed records. The sale follows a prior lien and references to recorded deeds and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans Court
Indiana County
Jon S. Stitt
Stitt
Hones
Fr. Bell
Latesvdille
Taddamn
Gal Geile
Penne
Avivina
Campbell Street
Sugne
Lo Hosack
Ieee
Margaret
le Jonga
Frank van Chomp
Ralf Snots
Notice to Contractors for School Addition bids
The Young Township School Board invites bids for a two room frame addition to the Graceton Lane Fans Graceton schoolhouse. Bids due by 2 PM August 3 2018 at the schoolhouse. Plans and specs available at secretary's home. Right to reject all bids reserved. wardrop president secretary livermore pa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Township
W. I. Wardrop
Joan Gummvll
Secy
Livermore
Center Townshi
Graceton
Lane
McCounaughey
Homer City
Floyd Paitlipet
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