Local Correspondence in Strongstown area notes sales and visits
Local notes report Strongstown area transfers including STRONGSTOWN H B McFenters selling farm east of town to A L and Michael Bennett for 1500 dollars with possession in October. A. L. and Michael Bennett. Jacob Dearmy builds an addition. Miss Maggie Mardis opens an ice cream parlor in the former drug store building. J M Brown buys ten acres on Thomas Hoffman. varied visits from Johns town and nearby towns. church and social entries. Plumville decorations and local travel. Plumville brass band at Punxsutawney. Burns and Altimus wedding trip to St Louis. many visitors and residents cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strongstown
H.B. McFenters
A. L
Michael Bennett
Consideration
Jacob Dearmy
Maggie Mardis
J. M. Brown
Thomas Hoffman
F. A. Cresswell
R. E
Ulla Cresswell
Johnstown
Ephraim Boring
New Florence
Odessa Grow
Indiana
Ressler
Cramer
Vintondale
Nole
Daisy Anderson
Wehrum
Annie M. Graham
Bolivar
Samuel C. Graham
BR. J. Tomb and Son
Armagh
Frank Hifiott
Ebenezer
Hiiott
Calvin Steffey
County
A. P. Stephens
Cockport
R. F. Templeton
BE. F. Parry
H.W. Cameron
Peak
Harry Moorhead
Pittsburg
If’. Templeton
Martintown
Farren Row
W. L. Douglass
A. S. McCoy
Beringer
Bert Russell
Plumvilla
Moody Speedy
Jay Shields
Indiana Normal School
Dr. Bowser
Anna Martha
Store Builds Reputation Through Customer Satisfaction
A store credits its popularity to positive customer opinions and vows to maintain perfect satisfaction for every shopper, ensuring continued word of mouth advertising through consistent service.
Shirts for Hot Weather A
A descriptive item notes a hot weather shirt labeled 500 shirt noted for color fastness, durable sewing, and current designs and colors, emphasizing quality and fashion suitability for warm conditions.
Nufangs Outing Trousers Featured at Low Prices
Advertisement notes easily adjusted outing trousers with belt compatibility and no back straps, available in all and medium peg tops from 2.50 to 4.00 dollars. Neat dress trousers range 2.50 to 5.00 dollars, plus Reading Mail Line sets at 1.50 and 2.00 dollars. Goods described as sturdy, well made, suitable for everyday wear.
Express Wagons And Wheelbarrows In Basement
Express wagons and a small wheel barrow delight a boy, and both lie in the basement among many other handy items.
Men's Belts for Summer Wear in Black Gray and Champagne
Every man is buying a belt this season as a key summer dressing accessory. A full line offers belts in black gray and champagne with nickel bronze and enamel buckles. Sizes range from 4 inches to 13 inches with prices from 24 cents to 1 dollar.
Lace Curtains and Drapery Line Preview
A department offering a complete line of lace curtains in new designs. The assortment highlights elements that make curtains beautiful and desirable, presenting options for style and decoration.
Ladies Tailored Suits Sale Notes Large Reductions
A local ad promotes ladies tailored suits with deep reductions. It mentions many suits still available, prices cut by substantial margins, and highlights wash skirts priced at 8.20 to 8.50. The tone urges shoppers to inspect the selection and take advantage of the sale.
Ladies Summer Waists For Cool Summer Wear
Beautiful silk waists in black and colors priced from 3.50 to 6 dollars. White lawn shirt waists trimmed with lace and fine tucks offer cool comfort. Also厂家 Beices trout 1.00 bo 300.
Suit Cases Offer Durable Value in Fine Luggage
Fine suit cases with solid leather and durable construction promise a lifetime of service. Prices range from $3.50 to $6.50 for russet, brown, and tan leather options, with Kreotol and Poegamoid bags also advertised at $3.50 to $5.00.
Suspender Belts Take City By Storm
Advert says the latest fashion is suspender belts for girls in the city. It proclaims they are the newest thing and urges shoppers to join the craze. Priced at 1s 6d and 2s 6d, it encourages readers to go with the crowd.
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Mabel Pierce
Miss VanHorn
Byron Stewart
Ella Douds
Plumville
Punssutawney
N. Link
W. B. Lydie
J. N. Cochran
Carmine DeLaney
Tillie McCrea
Frank Evans
Florence Allen
Indiana Normal
Mabel Beacken
Curtis and
Ralph
Livermore
Julia Dick
Homer City
Vernon McFeaters
Cherryhill Township
Ann G. W. Roser
Elmer Altsman
Princes Kelley
Derry Station
Cherrytrer
H. W. Burgan
Cresson
L. M. Clark
Jeannette
Harry Breth
Chambersville
John E.cathcart
J. A. Peterman
Cunningham Store
Manila
Neff & Son
New American House
Bence & McCoy’s
Philadelphia Street
Bence & McCoy
Philadelphia St
Farmers’ Exchange
Prunes, A Ib
F. B. Longwill
Farmers
David Ellis & Son
Penn Roller Flour Mills
Indiana, PA
The
Wallace Dry Goods Co
J. C. Wallace & Son
Barrow
Janet
Japan
Justin
Wen
Dylan
Christy Block
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