Local Accounts of Visits and Social Notices in Indiana Area
Local correspondence lists numerous social calls and visits across Indiana area towns. Mr and Mrs RC Net and daughter Mac visited Indiana on Friday. various residents attended the Odd Kellows banquet at Plumville with Ambrose orchestra. Laura Mahon visited Mrs George Morrison. Silas McQuown and mother visited Charles McQuown in Wallopsburg. Mr and Mrs Jackson McMillen visited their daughter in Marion Center. Mrs Snyder returned home from visiting her daughter near Brookville. Annie Wynkoop visited her brother Robert Wynkoop. Vy Lewis visited Jonathan Nall in Rosmoyne. Jennie Orr reported sick. Wynkoop and McCall visited John McMillen. John N Vandorn of Georgeville visited Mrs VanHorn’s sister Delmar Hamilton. A S Morrow spent a few days in Smicksburg. Delmar Hamilton family visited John Nichol. 3.8 McGahey of Indiana called. Turner Lydie visited his uncle S A Lydic. Mrs Shaffer of Punxsutawney visiting her ill father Joseph Rhune. Mrs H M Brandon visited Clair Snyder. Harvey Lydic and wife visited A Lydic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RC. Net
Mac
Indiana
Plumville
Ambrose Orchestra
Laura Mahon
George Morrison
Silas MccQuown
Charles McQuown
Wallopsburg
Jonathan Nall
Rosmoyne
Jennie Orr
Robert Wynkoop
McCall
John McMillen
John N.vandorn
Georgeville
VanHorn
Delmar Hamilton
A.S. Morrow
Smicksburg
John Nichol
McGahey
Turner Lydie
Wncle
A. Lydic
Shaffer
Punxsutawney
Joseph Rhune
Local Notes Highlight Blairsville Garfield Passages
Blairsville resident Mrs Edward Bryan visits Garfield with her mother Mrs John Foust. Several locals, including William Winebrenner and Frank Clark, report minor illnesses and social calls in Blairsville, Garfield and Indiana. A new six hundred pound bell was installed at Garfield Lutheran church thanks to the ladies' group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bryan
Blairsville
John Foust
Garfield
William Winebrenner
Frank Clark
Indiana
Theopholus Putt
Williamsburg
Blair County
Amanda Crawford
Lynn School
Campbell
Armagh
Garfeld
Bolivar
Mack Long
Garfield Tutheran Church
Harry Lewis
Lewis
James Hall
Sadie Bowser
Locals Note Visits and Recoveries Across towns
Mrs G Buchanan and daughter Quy McCormick of Ieshbon with serious illness slowly recovering. Mrs John Altimng and daughter Mahle visit Pittsburg friends. Matthew Miller and Shields family from New Florence visit relatives. Mary Reidler visiting Rev Schafer in Amesburg after Chicago trip. Revival meetings planned by Rev J N Bracken. Families from various towns visit, move or recover from illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strongstown
Daisy Hess
Johnstown
Bessie Wilson
Buffington Township
Mechanicsburg
Michael Bennett
Orange
North Dakota
Inez Truby
Machaniburg
Clair
Derry Staton
Bling Roland
Penn Run
Mary Reidler
Amesburg
Schafer
Chicago
Boyd Fowler
Edwin Empfeld
Cresson
Jacob Lemon
Andrew Lydick
H. C. Mack
Hillsdale
Oliver Householder
Ridge Chapel
Annie Widdowson
Dixonville
Clark Widdowson
Near Here
Zaela Davis
Cameron Davis
Sample Run
J. N. Bracken
M. I. Church
Indiana visitors and local notices in AMICRSBUITG and KENWOOD
Indiana visitors and local residents appear in this AMICRSBUITG/KENWOOD roundup. Names include Good Robinson Kamprer Shatter Hikin Lance Marshall Lewing Tombs and Cramer with notes on travel, illness, and family events. A temperance remonstrance opposes Diamondville licenses while a church meeting reports ten conversions. Descriptive items span West Mahonrg, Plumville, Dayton, Punxsutawney, and broader region.
The Cunningham Company History and Store Expansion
A historical overview details the Cunningham family business from 1867 through 1902 in Indiana, tracing partnerships, store enlargements, a move to 646-648-650 Philadelphia street, and building upgrades. It notes a stock company formation in Harrisburg and lists founding and managing partners as well as numerous local names. The piece also advertises boys Spring Top Coats and related apparel with pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
J. H. Cunningham & Son
W. M. Cunningham
J. H. Cunningham
A. S. Cunningham
J. M. Cunningham
Cunningham Bros
A. 5. Cunningham
Philadelphia Street
G. W. Bodenhammer
Carpenter Alley
Harrisburg
Cunningham Company
The Big Basement Store Tableware Sale
American white stoneware sets offered at seven dollars for a 100 piece collection. Four piece table sets include sugars creamers butter dish and spoon holder in decorated or crystal finishes, priced from ninety cents to one dollar per set.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Imbrose
West Wheatefield
West
Lebanon
Anna Henry
Indiana Normal
KK. L. Hart
Laura Hawk
Nellie Cass
Jennie Hart
Mary Hancock
Clarion County
A.M. Harbison
Sheloca
Cora Hikin
Prank Wingard
George McMillen
M. C. Good
Milton VanHorn
Miss May
Henry
Miles Nell
Ambrose
Plumvilga
Ema Thompson
Schrecengost
Gertrude
Marion Center
To. O. F
Whey
Elizabeth Thompson
Near Town
Nrush Valley
Gribamore
Nebo
J. H. Roberts
Cherrytree
H. E. Napp
Lovejoy
Marix Martin
Aythurdones
Barnesboro
W. MM. .Williams
Hollidaysburg
Ed. Williams
Margearoat
W. Condyon
Blaly Fleck
Basi- Nese
Clarke Barret
McWilliam
Ellen Marshall
Tia Gahagan
West Mahonrg
John Lewis
Swans
Brushvalley
Dennie Johnston
M. I
Kenwood
John Adams
Cherry Tree School
William Kephart
West Virginia
John Kephart
John Smith
Greenville
L. Reade
Diamondville
Lloyd Burnhimer
Charles Dickison
Indiana Lumber & Supply Company
Indiana, PA
Iam
Syracuse
Clymer Manufacturing Co
West Philadelphia
J. L. Orr
Pine
Wood
Boston
Ira A. Piyers
George W. Parker
J. d. Fiscus
J. R. Henderson
David Ellis & Son
Penn Mills
Axminster
Brussels
Ingram
Wallace Dry Goods Company
Phila
J.C. Wallace & Son, Proprietors
THE
Ralph $. Cunningham
Edward O'Hara
E. B. Sweeney
J. Clark Flude
Margaret Williams
Anna O'Hara
Margaret Lytle
Nettie Fleming
Maud Pringle
Grace Neale
Margaret Washington
Hulda Peddicord
Martha Kuhns
Marissa Peddicord
A. 5
Cunningham
Buster Brown
Little Boys
Ingram Carpets
Sultana Carpets
Indiana Glass Works
Boliennes
Barthea
Goa
Ces
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