American Walnut Bed Suite Ad With Prices
An advertisement offers bedroom suits in American walnut with bow end bed dresser and chiffonier from 95 dollars. Golden Oak Colonial suites include three pieces bed dresser and toilet table from 100 dollars. Davenport and Daveno oak suites feature genuine and imitation leather. Krohler and Northfield growl large variety fiber reed and mahogany finishes with sun burst cushions at all prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport and Daveno
Krohler and Northfield
Centen nial plans for Cherry Tree area take stage
The article lists numerous local residents visiting, guests staying with families, and weekend activities in Cherry Tree and Shelocta. It notes a centennial celebration planned for August with meetings at White Oak Flat school and a school reunion. Many names from Indiana Patton Burnside Spangler Glen Campbell and Smyrna appear among attendees and visitors.
Work Reunion and Community Visits Across Punxsutawney
Locust mines workers Harry Rice and Lester Good of Punxsutawney attended a Work reunion. Families from Rossitay Indiana and Deckers Point joined calls at Kellysburg and Punxutawney. Funeral services were held for L Eva Widdowgon with attendees from Nicholtown and Summerville. Readers include Mr and Mrs Harvey Reithmiller and Mira Widdowgaon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rice
Lester Good
Punxsutawney
Locust Mines
Harry Baun
Rossitay
Robert Work
Indiana
Butler Work
Big Ran
Chas ‘Clawson
Josephine
Harry MacMahan
Kellysburg
Homer Downey
David Gibson
Harvey Reithmiller
Nicholtown
L. Eva Widdow‘gon
George Barr
Grace
Deckers Point
Walter Ayers
Belle Guthrie
Summerville
Mary Boucher
Mira Widdowaoun
Frriday
Ord ‘Weaver
James Miller
Imogene
Erdemn Potts
Gaynelle
Harvey Lewis
Locust Lane
William Oberlin
Collge
Ithaca
N. Y
Local Gossip Highlights Visits and Family News
William Couch vacations with grandfather W W Couch. John Shank and parents visit A S Penrose family. Rogie Dunmire visits sister Mrs Patton in McIntire. M O Himes on jury duty at county seat. Mary Couch to spend a week with sister Mrs Maude Reed Vandergrift. The slork visits Charles Pleming’s home for ninth time, leaves a fine boy. Bruce Coulter and sons David and Leland from Vandergrift called Sabbath. Large crowd at Charles Himes home enjoys music and dancing. George King and son of Johnetta drive to John Cunningham home. Alma Cunningham to stay awhile. Mrs Sarah A McAdoo accompanies son Braden to Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Couch
W. W. Couch
John Shank
A. S. Penrose
Rogie Dunmire
Patton
McIntire
M. O. Himes
Mary Couch
Maude Reed
Vandergrift
the Slork
Birthday gathering at Mrs Gaul home in Covode
Neighbors and friends assembled Monday evening to celebrate Mrs. George Gaul's birthday. Rev J D Keller and family from Elderton visited on their way home. Frank Terpe Darrold Terpe and Vernon Fleming of Ohio spent over Sunday with J Fleming family. O O Shaffer of Tampa arrived Saturday to visit his father-in-law John Appears. Mrs John Dearhach visited her mother Mrs J K Heitzenrater, a Punxsutawney hospital patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Oak Flat
A. G. Brewer
East Plumville
Nelson Warden
J. D. Good
W. C. Good
Marion Center
A. K. Neal
Margaret
Mary
Georgeville
A. W. Hazlett
Indiana
D. C. Wells
W. Hazlett
J. L. Good and Sons
Albert and
Clair
A. B. Warder
W.M. Bullock
G. H. Elkin
Paul
Russell
Robert
Theodore
Smicksburg
David Kerry
Davis
Kerr
Sara. Mogel
J. W. Mogel
George Gaul
J. D. Keller
Elderton
M. EH
Frank Terpe
Darrold
Vernon Fleming
Ohio
Fleming
Clarksburg Notes On Local Visits And Moves
Mrs Sheetz returned to Altoona after visiting the Davis family. The Woman's Missionary Society meets Thursday at Mrs John Myers home. Mr Snyder from the Brownl Henry mine relocated into Mrs Ella Cribbs house. Mrs Hinshiing of Altoona stays with daughter Mrs Cline Lowther. Mrs Atina f Spauiding weekends with Mrs Margaret Black and friends. J M Warlett of Alnois visits mother Mrs Mary Yskell for summer. Gordon MeKay heads to Detroit for employment. Mrs Anna McLaughlin and Miss Marie Sandles weekend with Mr and Mrs EL Sandles and city friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheetz
Davis
Altoona
Woman's Missionary Society
John Myers
Snyder
Ella Cribbs
Hinshiing
Cline Lowther
Atina F Spauiding
Margaret Black
J.M. Warlett
Alnois
Mary [Yskell
Gordon MeKay
Detroit
McKay
Ely
Local residents share visits and travel in county
Marchand Miss Fthel Langer of Juneau visits the Charlie Dilts home in Locust and the Clair Smith and J B Rosborough families. Ruth Knauf and daughter Elon and Mary Brown visit Georgeville to see the former grandmother. Homer City guests return after weekend at W H Moot farm. Several locals call on friends. McCartney families move into Dr Morrow property near Locust. Smith and Rosborough drive to Indiana then South Berea to visit relatives before returning home. Joel Spohn and Yd Lauffer stay with homes near Jsutter. Sid Wetzel leaves for Marion Center for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fthel Langer
Juneau
Charlie Dilts
Clair Smith
Locust
J. B. Rosborough
Walier
Ruth Knauf
Elon
Mary Brown
Georgeville
Peter Slear My
Jne Moot
Hill
Homer City
W. WH
J. M. Lewis
Town
Ed. W. Kelly
DuBoiis
McCartney
Dr.Morrow
Locust Station
James B. Rosborough
Indiana
Armagh school board seeks twelve teachers for term
The Armagh school board announces a meeting this Saturday at 2 pm in the Penn Grange hall to interview twelve teachers for the upcoming term. J. C. Tomb, president, and Mrs. Alton Hutchison, secretary, urge attendance by prospective candidates. Meeting date June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whenifield School Board
Penn Grange
Halle Artigh
J.C. Tomb
Armagh
Alton Hutchison
Ips Wanted for Erection of One Room Schoolhouse
Local notice seeks bids to erect or replace a one room schoolhouse at Ambrose Schoolhouse in South Mahahie townships, Tudiana county. Bids must meet specified requirements and be paid or awarded by public sale to the highest bidder at the site. Secretary Crooks Crooksville, June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IPS
Ambrose
Mahaahie
Executors Notice in Tobin Lewis Estate
Teelar and Pell attorneys publish an executors notice for the Tobin Lewis estate in South Matoning Township. Creditors and others with claims must present them by a specified date to be settled. Executors Lewis and Teelar request all payments and claims be authenticated for settlement. Location noted as Sinteksburg, Pa. Date June 21, 1422.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teelar & Pell
Tobin Lewis
South Matoning Township
Walthyt D
Lewis
Sinteksburg
Willuin Banks Attorney LXABCCTORS NOCIVE testamentary
In Cherry Hill town a contested estate notice invites those with claims to present them. The filing names Willuin Banks as attorney and directs all interested parties to appear by June 21, 124 for settlement or challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willuin
Banks
Tate
Cherry Hill
Roel
Chissaet
Pavan Samurt
Clymer
R. D
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J. H. Wevner
Annie Hevner
Clearfeld Hospital
J. Ei. Peterman
Helen Peterman
J. H. Peterman
Martha Grumbling
Barneshoro
Doris Brothers
East Ridge
Mia
Paul Townsand
Mary Margaret
Binder
J. Sc. Miller
Arthur Williams
Kenneth Heath
Ruth Byers
Esther Schwartz
Ed McGinley
Teilwood
Arthur Conner
Burnside
Mr. Wessner
Henry Caldwell
Sidney Derringer
Bill” Derringer
Spangler
Mary Jane Vozey
Arcadia
Anastasia MacQuown
Genevieve Langdon
Ed Lemaster
Carl Murphy
Glen Campbell
S. Raffensberger
Elizabeth
Edythe
Betty
Marion
Cresson
H. 8. Stras
Howard ‘Camp
Carthage
N. C
John Camp
Foxbury
Frank Camp
Barbara Krones
Snow Shoe
Fred Hawes
Chas Grumbling
Samuel Ogden
Jack Myers
Robert Tonkin
Torrance Sebring
Wilson Aughenbaugh
Elizabeth Dunsmore
Rossmoyne
John Warner
Samuel Kimmel
Margaret Sharp
George Myers
Ethel Heffelfinger
Ralph Brindle
Youngstown
Herbert Farren
Lois Armstrong
James Kinter Ia
U. P. Church Lawn
Rochester Mills
Mckisson Valley
Covode
Clarksburg
Anna McLaughlin
Marie Sandles
EL. P. Sandles
City
Marchand
Lisle and Cotton
Palm Beach
Kaynee
Boy Scout
Dick” Thompson
Merchants Association
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