Concrete is the aristocrat of pavements in Seattle
Seattle shows the value of permanent concrete streets with three heavy traffic avenues Elliott Avenue and Northeast arterial Seattle traffic daily and urban areas proving concrete streets long lasting and a sound investment Seattle now has nearly 3 000 000 square yards of concrete streets dressed up residential and business sections and proving one of the best investments the city has ever made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Avenue
University District
Seattle
Elliott Avenue
Oriental Docks
BRUSHVALLEY FAMILIES VISIT RELATIVES ACROSS AREA
Mr and Mrs Meron Stiles and son Ira of near Bolivar spent Sunday with OH F Stiles. Paul Adams wife and family Cora Johnson and son Roy visited Farry Stiles near Armagh. John Hoffa of Seward and B F Underwood hosted guests. Davisons visited in Johnstown. Raymond Adams with wife and aunt visited Raul Adams. Near Hyde Got McCrow and Clyde stayed in Marrisburgh. John Altemuk and wife and baby spent Sunday with VA Cr Nelson and wife. Thompson of Vandergrift visited mother Mrs A J Campbell. William Rugh and Wilson Fowler visited valley friends. Roy Tittle and family spent Sunday with Taylor Degarman. Roy Mauk and children visiting Ambridge friends. Clawson family of Bolivar spent Sunday with grandparents Andrew Pitman and wife. John Miller of Johnstown visited sister Mrs Blain Stewart. Elko spent Friday in Johnstown. S T Hugh and wife were in Johnstown. Russell Swearengen and wife fishing in the mountains. Harry McCrea and Indiana family spent Sunday with G F McCrea and wife. Mrs Chall Deyarmin and two children visited Mrs Albert Buterbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meron Stiles
Ira
Bolivar
Mra
OH. F. Stiles
Paul Adams
Cora Johnson
Roy
Farry Stiles
Armagh
John Hoffa
Seward
Sofia
B. F. Underwood
Switt
Davison
Walter
Johnstown
Oon
C. A. Underwood
Hernoon
Raymomudl Adams
Johar Adams
Cara
Alonday
John Altemuk
Sindsay
Nelson Aid
Thompson
Vandergrift
A. J. Campbell
Wiliam Rugh
Wilson Fowler
Friands
Roy Tittle
Taylor Degarmin
Roy Mauk
Ambridge
Mr. Clawson
Andrew Pitman
John Miller
Blain Stewart
4Elko
S. T. Hugh
Johns
Russell Swearengen
Harry McCrea
Indiana
G. F. McCrea
Chall Deyarmin
Albert Buterbaugh
Indiana Visitors Lounged With Washington Township Family
Washington Township hosts Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lohr and their children William Lohr and Charles Harmon who were among Indiana callers visiting on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lohr
William Lohr
Charles Harmon
Indiana
Local Moves And Visitor Notices From Harmony Grove Area
Murray Stewart relocates to Anthony Burns farm Horace. Adamson moves to Williet to run a store. Mrs Ralph Orr and son Curin from Indiana visit her parents Mr and Mrs Bryan Miller and relatives. A birthday surprise party honors Mrs Frye near Willet with neighbors bringing baskets and gifts. many local families attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Stewart
Willet
Anthony Burns
Horace
Adamson
Williet
Ralph Orr
Curin
Indiana
Bryan Miller
Myrtle Miller
Dayton
Josiah Fisher
John Kough
Walter Harmon
Sara
Ecthel
George Harmon
Jacob Harkler
Arl
M. J. Boyer
M Jacob Push
Blair and
Pear
Near Ambrose
Harmony Grove Lutheran Church
Louughbry Hoover
Clark Etkin
John Frye
Frye
Matthew Streams
Orpha
Paul
James Stuchell
Francis Fairman
Homer Park
W. M. Fairman
Hazel
Thelma Myers
Wither
Kathleda Frye
Mable Stuchell
Darwin
Jennie Raof
Henry Lukehart
Grace
Jane
Ira Marlin
John
Frank Lohr
Co. P. Wissinger
Gertrude
John Brandon
Jess Frye
Bert Orr
Ethiel
Wthel
John Orr
James McFarland
Charles Adamson
Larre
Martha
C. GC
Waters
A Lonely Ad And A Third Cousin Love
Louisa Trafford replies to a personal ad in a New York paper and exchanges letters with a shy suitor named George Binkesley. Entangled by misdirections she fears scandal yet grows fond, travels to New York, and learns the man behind the lonely message is her third cousin’s photo in Claude Lambton’s possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa
New York
Alty
Eleanor Fitzalien
Miss Fitzallen
George Binkesley
General Delyery
Toutsa
George
Louisa Trafford
Sonal
Lfe
Roger
Uncle Roger
Claude Lambton
Claude
New Yorker
Eleanor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spokane Street
Stea
Pacific Northwest
Puget Sound
West
Portland Cement Association
Jenkins Arcade
Pittsburgh
Brushvalley
Washington Township
Dinsmore
Schtloss Bros.— Griffon
Steving Furniture
Shee
the Savings & Trust Company of
Indiana, Pa
Court House
Gordon
Pouna
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