Deaths from Strongstown and area in 1920s likely
Mrs. James B. Graham of Buffington township died suddenly at noon on Tuesday June 20 age 64. Belle Emily Craig daughter of Mrs Emily Craig Bucknell graduate died after long illness. Mrs Ox Neal of Sportaburg died at 70. Joshua Allison Fossius died at Soldiers Home in California aged 78. Mrs Patrick Miles Corrinna Malee of Rossiter died of heart trouble. John Higgins aged 83 died at home on Grant street. Ida Hall died in Covina California of tuberculosis. Card of Thanks from J B Graham of Strongstown. Postmaster J C McGregor authorized carrier mail to soldiers at encampment.
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James B. Graham
Elizabeth J. Graham
Bquire
Buffington Township
Joseph 1B
Anna Gibson
Charryhill
Strongstown
Vinton
Brushvalley
Pineland
Belle Emily Craig
Cheatnnut Street
Emily Craig
John F. Craig
Bucknell University
Bucknell School of Music
J. W
Akland Cemetery
Ox. Neal
Og. Neal
Sportaburg
Jefferson County
Arthur Peckham
Horatio
Emma Jordan
Punxsutawney
John Staley
Prescottville
Harvey Shaffer
Clearfield
William and
Joseph
James Timblin
Ros- Biter
William Crow
Teen
Joshua Allison
Fossiuas
Allison
Homer City
Center Township
California
Elizaeth Fair
Indiana
West
Nancy Reed
Center
Patrick Miles
Corrinna Malee
Patrick Malee
Rossiter
Agnes
May
Corinna
Aloysius
John Higgins
Grant Street
Gad
Ida Hall
Dennis McSweeney
Oak Street
Covala
Cal
Dewi
Rowland
Harold
Helen
John
Emer McSweeney
Albert McSweeney
William Lewis
White, Township
Postoffice Department
J. C. McGregor
Hec
Picnic ball games set for Parkwood next Tuesday
UNCBS ett and two Ball Games at Parkwood feature a forenoon game at 9 o clock and an afternoon game at 2 o'clock with a Parkwood picnic. A Motival event, Made Merry Birthday, will cap the day in the Parkwood complex. Over a hundred neighbors celebrated John Fulmer of Center Weemeblp Thursday evening.
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Parkwood
John Fulmer
Center Weemeblp
Brushvalley Town
Miycaaing
Payne
Og & Mikesell
Oana
Guard Against Fourth Of July Explosive Wounds
State Health Commissioner warns of serious danger from Fourth of July explosive injuries and outlines tetanus antitoxin measures. Sixty-seven distribution stations aided the ill in 1910 with ninety cases treated and high survival after immunization. Prompt medical aid and wound care urged to prevent tetanus and death.
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Dixon
Department of Health
Dixon Againn
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Strongatown
Relknbers
Dayton
Cunningham’s Progressive
Philadelphia Street
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Mens
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Axminster
Broad Land
Batiste
Vidi
Russia
Greiner
Silver Coy
Elmer W. Allison
Center Stownship
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Ernest Ane
A. Q. Anderson
Soteotary
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Sehool House
Loo O'Etouk
Elie and
Conldi
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Butlygton
HR. Dill
J. Mardis
Serioul
Suilekaburg
Ackoa
Brad Eh
Adase Black
Isuard
County Commissioners of
Indianada
Court Lodge
Indiaton
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Wes Wheatfield
Robingon
P.O
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D.T. Neil
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Raliana
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Wilson & Woop
Knic
New York
Wilson & Wood
Chris
Phila
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W. F. BE
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Green Township
Boakpare
Pune
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