Local correspondence from various towns and visits
D E Notley returns from Chicago while Nisa Bertha Hughes goes home to Philadelphia. Drakes from Pittsburg visit town as Nellie Donahue visits sister, plans to buy organ. Travellers Stifler and Tonkin return home. M L McLaughlin sells horse to Prof. Morrow. Baseball: Jacksonville falls to Chambersville 8 1 then loses in ninth. Church improvements in Robinson. Mrs Edwards visits Lorain. Robisons in Greensburg and Pittsburg. Mrs Montgomery recovered from appendicitis.
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McLaughlin
A. W. Morrow
Mariow Center
James Adams
Westmoreland County
Jacksonville
Chambersville
Concert attendee from Chambersville joins Marion Center event
A Chambersville resident attended the Marion Center concert Friday evening. A festival at Bell school house last Tuesday raised 16 dollars, funds to be applied to a growing drive.
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Marion Center
Bell Schoolhouse
Local residents noted during a week of visits and illness
Mrs Ben Long entertained in Indiana with county officials Neal and Shat in attendance for township business. Mrs Chas Sutton visited friends in Johnstown. George Albright improves under a nurse after a long illness. Dr R M Alexander conducted business in Pittsburgh and visited friends nearby. Irvin Mack traveled to Blairsville on a business trip. Orvin Cribbs of Greensburg visited relatives here over Sunday. Earl Gambit returns home from the Pittsburg School for the Blind to resume vacation. Mrs Lucy Snyder visits her parents Mr and Mrs E Hill. Pearl Allison and Harry White attend a Young People’s convention at Elderton as delegates. Sam Sickenberger adds a soda fountain to his drug store. Local youth attended the home talent play at Blacklick. Lawrence Roberts and wife of Leechburg visit Homer City. Mary Wineman, previously injured, can now walk. William Humes of Latrobe guests John Scott. Stella Williams returns home from Amherst Massachusetts where she studied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Wheatfield
A.C. Fisher
Robinson
Holidaysburg
R Bquire
J. W. Huston
Mechanicsburg
Edna
Mary Edwards
Lorain
Ohio
Jonathan Shaffer
T. J. Robinson
Greensburg
Pittsburg
Harry Montgomery
Philadelphia
Ben Long
Indiana
Neal
Shat
Chas. W. Sutton
Johnstown
George Albright
R. M. Alexander
Irvin Mack
Blairsville
Orvin Cribbs
Earl Gambit
Pittsburg School
Homer City
Lucy Snyder
E. Hill
Pearl Allison
Harry White
Elderton
Sam's
Sickenberger
Blacklick
Lawrence Roberta
Leechburg
Homer
Mary Wineman
William Humes
Latrobe
John Scott
Stella Williams
Amhurst
Mass
Prothero
Mr. Whitehill
J. Howard Houk
John E. Miller
Myrle
Winifred Neeley
William Neeley
Neeley Hotel
Jewett
Kate Guthrie
Dubois
Alex. Colbitt
Near Town
C. L. Streamer
Dollie
Phillipsburg
Streamer
Smickaburg
Woodward Potter
Coda
Neb
Smicksburg
Mra
Blanche Wier
Kittanning
Elizabeth Elkin
James Chapman
Georgeville
J.T. Hoover
A. O
Mary
Myrtle
Town
D. 1
Good
New Kensington
Homer Fourth of July preparations spark grand plans
Miss Etta Parker plans to move to Buffalo this week as Homer gears up for the big Fourth celebration. Grove work is advanced with water pipes laid and sites chosen for entertainments. Local notices mention Clymer, Indiana visitors, and numerous residents visiting or returning from trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Parker
Buffalo
Robinsons travel to Dubois with family over weekend
George Robinson visited Dubois on Friday and returned Monday with his wife and two children accompanying him for a family trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smickasburg
George Robinson
Dubois
Ashville Resident Visits and Local Socials Noted
Mrs Floyd Burnheimer of Ashville guest at D L Reade home over Sabbath. John E Adams summer school principal at Portage visiting his sister Mrs Dan Stephens. Miss Mabel Gibson once ill able to be out. Wellington Barkhpile and family of near Pann Run visited friends. Mr and Mrs J L Heade visited Wm Templeton's of Martintown on Sunday.
Epworth League Festival in Meehan Niesburg on July 4
BRUAAVALLION reports a festival held by Epworth League members at Meehan Niesburg on July 4. Notable visits include Mrs Nannie Ream and sister from Johns town and Mrs Ila Mock from Pittsburg visiting local relatives. Annie Stephen and others visiting valley homes. Mechanicsburg baseball team defeated Heshbon 7 to 1 on Saturday.
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Epworth League
Meehan- Niesburg
Nannie Ream
Jackie Miller
Johnstown
Ila Mock
Tibtle
Pittsburg
Mes. Wo
Miinie Miller
Dieta Rhine
Clarence McCormack
Annie Stephen
Mechanicsburg
Leain
Heshbon
Sale of 25 acres hay on ground in Indiana Pa
A sale notice announces 25 acres of standing grass hay on ground at address near Hamilton, BR F D No 4, Indiana Pennsylvania. Details on contacting parties and exact terms are not fully legible in the fragment.
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Hamilton
BR. FD
Indiana
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Orpraytrer
D. E. Notley
Chicago
Nisa Bertha Hughes
W. Tonkin
Drake
Nellie Donahue
Mahaffey
Roy Mitcheltree
Milton Hallman
M. E. Stifler
Allie Tonkin
West Chester
Mayme Butler
Daughter
C. A. Grumbling
J. D. Schenffer
Altoona
George Martin
Conemaugh
Missea Sibyl
Blanche Clark
Cmambersville
Ambrose
Rey
Mrs. Runyan
Jamon Bartlebough
Wayne
Hooverhurst
Will Cooper
Arendin
Jacob Phe
M.J. Golden
H. J. Colden
United States
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