Died While On Way To Funeral Of Relative
Mrs Cordelia Smeltzer Wolbert of near South Bend died of heart trouble Tuesday last while riding a street car to attend Luther Altman’s funeral at Apollo. She collapsed at Allison Park beside Mrs Harry Walfert. Born near South Bend 45 years ago, she was widow of Daniel Walbert. Survived by one daughter Mrs Bert Kennedy and several siblings from Vandergrift and Apollo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelia Smeltzer Wolbert
Cot
South Bend
Luther Altman
Apollo
Harry Walfert
Allison Park
Hotel keeper dies suddenly at his Shelocta home
David B. Allshouse aged 66 a long time Shelocta resident and hotel proprietor died suddenly at his home on Tuesday morning June 12 coming after he attended a school board meeting the previous evening He was a member of Curry Run Presbyterian Church and Shelocta Grange He leaves a widow and children and several siblings Funeral services were held at his home Thursday with burial at South Bend in the family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.¥. Allshouse
David B. Allshouse
Shelocta
Allshouse
Curry Run Presbyterian
Shelocta Grange
South Bend
TE. Ward Allshouse
Jarentum
Grace Allshouse
Clairton
Blanche Allshouse
J. F. Allshouse
King
Glenshaw
Smith
Cleveland, C
Taylor
Keistler
Clarksburg
Katherine Alishouse
Went
Ms Inte
Kauffman
Curry Rupchurch
Kresge
Hiderton
Explosion Injures Rossiter Father and Son at Logue Colliery
Near Rossiter Otto Gaston and his father are seriously hurt when a dynamite charge explodes in the Logue Colliery. They could not reach safety after lighting the fuse and are hospitalized in Punxsutawney. Otto faces possible loss of both eyes, while the father may lose one eye.
Markets Report: South and North Carolina to New York Prices
South Carolina Irish Cobbler potatoes range six dollars a barrel, Virginia and North Carolina cobblers four to six, peaking 6.26 to 6.60 in New York. California cantaloupes four to four fifty. Georgia Uneeda peaches six basket carriers 1.60 to 2.26. Florida fancy count tomatoes four sixty to sixty eight fifty per six basket carrier in eastern markets. Dairy shows butter 92 score in New York and Chicago 88 4c, Philadelphia 89 ½ c. Livestock and meats feature Chicago prices with hogs top four dollars, beef steers $9.80 to 10.60, veal calves eight to eleven, spring lambs thirteen fifty to sixteen twenty five. Eastern prices list beef sixteen to seventeen fifty, veal sixteen, lamb twenty four to twenty nine, mutton thirteen to fourteen. Grain cash prices include No 2 red winter wheat 1.26, No 2 hard 1.18, No 2 mixed corn 88c, No 2 yellow corn 84c. Hay ranges per region, feed prices for bran sixteen to nineteen fifty, middlings twenty five, flour middlings twenty eight.
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South Caroolina No
Virginia
North Carolina
New York
California
Georgia
Uneeda
Florida
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Wisconsin
Timothy
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Memphis
Industry climbs to May highs in iron and retail sales
May activity surged across industry with record pig iron output and rail earnings. Iron Trade Review notes rising consumption in copper, cotton, iron and steel, while retail dry goods show gains. Dun's index slips yet overall confidence remains. Immigration trends reflect prosperity as quotas near July 1 and railroad earnings reach new highs with elevated freight and revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hill
Iron Trade Review
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Dun
Local residents share news of travel visits and small-town events
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lowry return from a wedding trip to Washington and Philadelphia. Several residents tour nearby towns and visit relatives. A mother’s meeting, church attendance, and social visits fill the week with travels, schooling, and leisure among locals in Blairsville, Johnstown, and surrounding areas.
Hillsdale Social News Highlights Visits and Guests
Hillsdale residents share hospitality as Roy Kidd family from Glen Campbell and J D Spicher hosts welcome guests from Rochester Mills Ebensburg and Rochester Mills. Richard Claypool visits grandparents A GC Rankin as Stay Buterbaugh and Luther Buterbaugh host Sunday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Kidd
Glen Campbell
W. M. Bowers
E. Hellman
J. D. Spicher
Lewis Spicher
Rochester Mills
Rowland Claypool
Richard
A. F. Rankin
Thad Jones
Jne Lewis
Ebensburg
A. F. Powell
A. Ginter
Richard Claypool
A. Gc.rankin
Stay Buterbaugh
Luther Buterbaugh
Town Visitors and Local Social Notes
Rochester Mills visitors include Mr and Mrs Howard Raleigh and children Hthyl Lola Nell Kathryne from Idamar. Lisle Elder family and David Gibson with Mrs Olive Zeigler of Indiana and Sara Potts of Homer City visit Ida Pierce. Walter Little at Commodore weekend, Helen Turd in Glen Campbell, George Lewis buys new Ford. L Culling Demonstration held near Grove Chapel by J S Rankin next Monday at 8 with more county events in July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Raleigh
Hthyl
Lola Nell
Kathryne
Idamar
L. R. Hitler
Fanny
Hidean Potts
Punxsutawney
Rankin
Grove Chapel
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PAW
BUYA
Suis
FULL
Weyenberg
Royal Poultry
Blatchford’s
Victor
Graham
Rye
IndiAna, Pa
First National Bank of
Plumville Pa
U. S. Aluminum Co
New Kensington
Tenth St
N. V. B. Zeigler
Mill Valley
Celeste Butterbaugh
Emily Kerr
Indiana
Clair Knapp
James Learn
Quay Leasure
Frank Kerr
Blanche Kerr
Dixonville
Jess Harbridge
Marion Center
Blair Buchanan
Heilwood
George Butehaugh
Commodore
Elderton Odd
Kittanning
Rural Valley
Ford City
Biderton Lodge
Ware
Rural Valley Lodge
Odd Fellows
Nuptins
Victor S. Raymond
New York City
Elmer Steele
Smyrna
Arthur J. Hall
Beyer Band
Poultry Association
The
Indiana County Poultry Association
Court House
W. P. Lowry
Bernings
Washington
American Railway Association
Raiload
Marchand
Frank Lowry
D. C
Elmer Homan
A. Dorn
Tillie McIsaac
Binnie McConnaughey
Aspinall
C. F. Work and Son
Floyd
Akron
Ada Zener
Johnstown
Blairsville
Homer City
Caroline Mottern
Jessie Smith
Viva
Flora
Wm. Huey
M. Clyde Kelly
Ida Kinsell
Washington, D. C
Strongstown
Ellen Connor
Frank Wolfman
Milton Hoffman
Sanford Gibson
Alma
Vinton Garrett
Hill School
Logan Dearmy
Dora Stiles
Alma Garrett
Martin Stiles
Hellwood
Charles Marsh
Cameron's Bottom
John Hagens
Martha Orner
Lewis McCloskey
Dora
Anna Stiles
Wintondale
Brushvalley
Ralph Altemus
Somerset
J. P. Altemus
Stanley Allen
Country Seat
Rugh
William Miller
John
Mary
Nannie’ Ream
S. M. Rugh
William
F. L. Fowler
Chester Rhine
Martha McCrea
Dorothy
Mildred Rugh
G. T. McCrea
A. G. Nelson
Wayne Coy
Vandergrift
Budd Campbell
Heshbon
George Dick
J. H. Fyock
University of Pittsburgh
Paul
Pittsburgh
Chas. Rugh
Clarence Fowler
Miss Zehner
Penn Run
Tia
Enola Stephens
Ben Stephens
Hillsdale
Groutman's Store
Nem
Siocal
Bell
Hhi
Annette Kellerman
Nette Kellerman
Troutman
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