Local Notes Highlight Epworth League and Social Visits
Local correspondence notes Mrs. J. E. Inskeep attending the Epworth League Convention in Latrobe as a delegate. Guests include Miss Sara Mills of Pitcairn and Miss Hazel James of Braddock visiting here. Various residents visit relatives in nearby towns and a Thursday festival by the baseball club is announced with ice cream and cake. The Keyston e Literary Society draws a large crowd. An item profiles Mrs. L. Pease of Lawrence, Kan, praising Electric Bitters after seven years in bed. Sharretta offers shoe dressing and laces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Inskeep
Latrobe
Epworth
Inskeep
Sara Mills
Pitcairn
Mary Bowers
Blatreville
Hazel
Winifred James
Braddock
John Jamison
Jolenetown
Luke Wadding
Flo McKissen
Morganza
Sara McGee
Indiana
B. F. Wineman
G. H. Dobson
Fred
Putneyville
Forest County
Charles Coup
Wilkinsburg
Charles Dixon
Vandergrift
Blanche Miller
Bishaville
KR. E. Roberts
Elizabeth Byers
Anna Scott
Independence
Washington County
T. E. Hildebrand
W. I. Moore
Homer City
K. G. Miller
Blairsville
Beringer Beats Spruce 12 to 2 in Baseball Clash
Spruce baseball team defeated Beringer by 12 to 2. Players: Spruce Kelly Engle and Beringer Keating Beringer. Community notes include visits, family news, school staff re-elections, and local events across Marion Center and nearby towns with multiple names and weekend activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beringer
Spruce
Kelly
Engle
Keating
W. R. Grambling
Dunlo
Lena Stiffler
Alex Douglass
George Beringer
James Langham
Barnesboro
Bert McAnulty
Barniesboro
Frank Scott
Jacob Hudson
Barnie Beringer
Wm, Beringer
Local notes from Smicesburg and nearby towns
Smicesburg residents and visitors are listed along with social calls. Notables include Miss Vernie Weston Braddock visiting relatives, Mrs Jennie Smiley guest of Miss Crawford, and various residents attending court, church events, and a school photograph session. A key baseball game saw Penn Row beat Marion Center 9 to 8 after 10 innings.
Local notes record exams and social visits across Crete and Chambersville
A slate of names attended professional certificate exams on Friday and Saturday. Social visits include Mrs. Henry Nicewonger and children in Somerset County, Mrs. Leslia Pattison of Indiana with relatives, and several locals visiting family and friends. Entertainment at the academy featured the Cherrytree Corner Band and a performance by Prof. Fred High. Community events mention communion services, Children’s Day at Chambersville, and various farm and schooling updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelocta
Harry Walker
Derry
Frank Marlin
Salina
Kan
Mary Rankin
Elderton
Will Hunger
Flora Wiggins
W. C. Thomas
Indiana
Thomas Carnahan
John Anderson
Crete
Charlotte McCreight
Advancé
James Speedy
Keystone Literary Society
D. M. Henry
Spruce
John Adams
Davia
Harry C. Mack
Vandergrift
Marion Center
Penn Row
Suie
G. W. Strong
Tyrone
Sara Stephens
Calvin Steffey
Lulu Moorhead
Elsie Shank
Bert Roser
Henry Nicewonger
Paranta
Somerset County
Leslia Pattison
Academy
Cherrytree Corner
Fred High
Wm. Johnston
Run
Cyrun Daugherty
A. W. Allison
Wilkinsburg
Stella Rambaugh
Homer City
Mary and
Lilly Johnston
Douda
Bethel Church
H. E. Kauffman
Grove City
J. P. Harkless
Victor Roller Flour Ad Claims Superior Bread Quality
The copy touts Tidal Wave Flour as easy to use with ordinary care producing superior bread. It highlights No 1 hard Minnesota and Dakota spring wheat and precise milling to retain all grain elements. Victor Roller is praised as a leading winter wheat flour with 20 years of dependable quality from Indiana county farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Dakota
Victor Roller
Indiana
Feeding oats and cracked corn for livestock and poultry
An ad touts Crushed or Rolled Oats to cut horse feeding costs and claims a third of good feed yields better results than whole grain. Cracked corn is promoted as ideal for young chickens, used by large breeding farms. Prices listed include Cracked Corn $1.25 per cwt, Whole Oats 40c per bushel, Crushed Date 40c per bushel, Tidal Wave 1.25 per sack, Victor Roller 1.10 per sack, Penn Roller Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Roller
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Pittsburg
J. B. Lewis
Penn EM
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C. N. McKelvey
J. J. Hutchison
Orereside
Clara Gibson
Calvin Walker
Roy
Percy Stuchell
Flersheim, Nelson & Douglas
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