County Town News Synopsis of Social and Sporting Notes
DuBois residents visit relatives in town and nearby areas including Indiana Punxsutawney and Glen Campbell. Local visits include Mrs Elizabeth Mack, Mrs C E Richardson, and families. births noted with a son for Mr and Mrs David Rit tenhouge. Indiana guests and basketball team results for Home team with wins over Chambersville Mummies Backwoods and Willet Backwoods. Farm and town social life highlighted with visits, illnesses not mentioned, and local fundraising for Chambersville band totaling about 14 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Vail
Helen
Jane
DuBois
C. W Warner
Big Run
Floyd Pierce
Indiana
Julia Shugaris
Eleanor
Norman Pardee
Familly
Wm. Drummond
Ernest
Juneau
Punxsutawney
David Rittenhouge
P. A. Weiss
Pittsburg
J. G. Flick
Glen Campbell
H. D. Widdowson
Samuel Cochran
Wilson Sutter
F. M. Jeffries
Jennis Jeffries
Evelyn Oberlin
Wilmene Barclay
Anna Oberlin
Rebecca Blue
Chambersville
Willet
M. 4A
Wynkoop
Kimmel
Martha Moore
Gilhousen
Ida
Naomi Frec
Washington Township Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Laura Bothell spent Tuesday with Indiana friends. Mrs. Chas Roser and son visit Mrs Roser's parents Mr and Mrs H E Hoover. Mrs David Sleppy, long ill, returned home improving rapidly. Carla Wallace, after months at State College, returned home. Mrs Bert Allshouse on the sick list. Hmmett McMillen attended the social at Red Lion Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Laura Bothell
Indiana
Chas. Roser
Local notes from Strongstown area include visits and births
Miss Ruth Metz visits John Metz and family while Miss Margaret Mairman visits Ralph Fairman and family. Miss Hazel Trusal stays with Kittanning friends. Emmett Hoover sells Willett property to Jas. B. Johnston. Arthur Orr ill with grip and chicken pox at brother Chas. G. Orr. Uriah Smeltver buys Indiana property and plans to move. Miss Liza Park ill with tonsillitis. Friends and neighbors visit Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Spence. Stork brings baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. B. Arthur Cresswell. Revival meetings attract Strongstown residents. W. D. Conrad family moving from Indiana. J. Altemus and two daughters visit Mrs. Susan Altemus. NORTH POINT brief notes include visits by Beulah Beam and Fern Diltz, Joe Neal in town, J. C. Stear and Dick Dodson in Punxsutawney, Charlie Morgan in Dayton, Miss Albert Hakman in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Metz
John Metz
Familly
U. P
Margaret Mairman
Ralph Fair
Hazel Trusal
Emmett Hoover
Willet
Jas. B. Johnston
Arthur Orr
Chas. G. Orr
Uriah Smeltver
Indiana
Liza Park
Myrl Spence
Samuel Spence
John Clowes
Mabel Stuchell
Verda Rankin
Norman Spence
Roy Stuchell
Luther Spence
Harold Stuchell
Vida Altemus
Grace Orner
Nanty Glor
James Bennett
Mia
Marguerite Bennett
Kathryn Orner
Marguerite Boring
Strongstown
Charles Dearmy
Altoona
B. Arthur Cresswell
D. C. Davis
Brushvalley
Ivison
Samuel Johnson
W. D. Conrad
J. Altemus
Susan Altemus
North Point
Beulah Beam
Fern Diltz
Loop
Joe Neal
J. C. Stear
Dick Dodson
Charlie Morgan
Dayton
Albert Hakman
Study Your Individualities Health Message
Samuel G Dixon explains that locomotives and ships differ in performance, while humans likewise vary in dispositions and tissue life. Despite a common model, nerve forces and individuality create distinct strengths and idiosyncrasies in each person as broad rules of nature guide physical welfare.
Individual Limits Guide Diet and Exertion
The article urges measuring personal limits in diet and exertion, noting age and individual health affect what is safe. It warns against copying others and stresses recognizing temperaments that influence efficiency and well being. It also gives attic care tips and announces the Shelocta summer normal begins April 25 1916 in Shelota Pa with three teacher training courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mach
H. Porter Miller
Sheloca
Vesta R. Lowry
Butter Churning Troubles Solved by Dairy Guidance
The Department of Agriculture receives complaints about butter not churning. L W Lightly offers practical fixes including adjusting cream temperature, ripening cream properly, using starter, feeding cows a balanced diet, and removing troublesome cows. He notes causes like cold cream, improper ripening, cow illness, manure contamination, and high albumen, with step by step remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
L. W. Lightly
Progress Club offers new Rural Delivery rate effective Sept 1 1915
The Progress Club announces a reduced price plan for Rural Delivery subscribers with a $1.50 annual fee paid in advance and cash for all orders. The offer bundles Daily News papers and various weekly farm papers at discounted rates, including combinations with Pittsburg Gazette Times, Daily Dispatch, Philadelphia North American, New York Thrice a Week World, St. Louis Globe-Democrat, and others. Additional offers cover monthly magazines such as Woman's World, Today’s Magazine, People’s Popular Monthly, McCall’s, and Farm Life, with specific pricing and eligibility for subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress
Pittsburg Gazette Times
R. D
Pittsburg
Dispatch
Daily Post
Philadelphia
Toledo
Weekly Blade
New York
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Democrat
National Stockman & Farmer
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Town News
Samuel G. Dixon
M. D
Commissioner of
Sale
Conklin
Brookville
Wilmer Stewart
Highth Street
Ralph A. Kelly
Indiana, Pa
Rose Point
Sime
Peniin
Middlemai
Rose Pont Store & Lime CO
New Castle
Knox
KNOA
Fifth Avenue
Knox N. Y
Moorhead Bros
Danny
Wurther
Ohio Farmer
Progress and
New Idea
National Stockman
Kimball's Dairy Farmer
Woman's World
Opfent NO
Today’s Magazine
People's Popular Monthly
Bvepie
McCall’e Magazine
Farm Life
Indiana, Progress
W. R. Loughry & Company
James &. Blair
Daugherty
THE
First National Bank
Tios Bank
Heu
Joan D, Pierce
Jeter Boyer
Armstrong Township
Atligan Boyer
Homer City
Wiliam N. Liggett
John Amond
Cherryhill Township
Catate
Xettinent
Pee Ie
Clara Wilso
Shnen BP
Shirey
Ernest Stewart
Maury Gray
Coneuuugh
Chase
Will A. Gray
Tf A
Ayollo
Wilmer Wf. Wood
Peeler & Felt
M. Siiteler
Swicksburg
David Bupoler
Binicksburg
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!