West Wheatfield and Surroundings Local Notes
West Wheatfield reports residents changing homes, land sales, building plans, and social visits. M A Mack relocates to Pittsburg. Lynn buys land from Walbeck for a house. Snakes appear. Doga preys on sheep. multiple visits among families in Garfield Bolivar and Pitt sburg. Building boom hinted in Garfield as 6000 spring opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Wheatfield
Wn. Foster
M. A. Mack
Pittsburg
Albert Walbeck
D. Bates
New Florence
Lynn
Joseph D. Walbeck
Frank Bussard
Johnstown
Garfield
Alexander Cochran
Doga
Samuel Cline
Harry
Brendlinger
J. R. Brendlinger
Bolivar
R. P. Wilson
Charles Miller
Vandergrift
Jerry St. Clair
Huff
James St. Clair
Fred Shetler
Harrison Avenue
Arfield
Otis Wagner
Heshbon
Nan McLain
Wagner
Amanda Mack
Gambles Mills
South Bend Family News Highlights Local Visits
Walter George of Apollo spent part of last week with his parents Miss Bertha Beighley of East End Pittsburg returned home Saturday for the funeral of grandmother Mrs. Sarah Smith. Joe King visits grandparents. Mr and Mrs James Smith of Apollo spent Sabbath at South Bend. Jacob Beighley attends court at Kittanning this week. Oma and Sadie Beighley of Apollo visit parents. Dstn Frantz of New Kensington spends a few days at South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
R. Harbison
W. E. Colling
Jacksonville
John Hart
R. E. Fulton
St. McKisson
Miss Allen
Dr. Cass
Waterloo
N. Y
Nellie Cass
J. A. Fulton
Iowa
Nebraska
Hallie Wachob
Hazel Miller
Margaret Harrison
Harry George
James George
Alex Anderson
Messrs
Smith & Moorhead
Barr Bros
J. T. Cass
Maud McAdoo
J. N. King
Clara B. Wherry
Marshall
J. Harry Millen
Harry Fulton
Wardep
Aaron King
Argus
Ira Weaver
W. E. Collins
W. G. King
W. E. Fryer
Harry Millen
Brusevalley
George Rhine
May Sower
Lutheran Church
Swab
Bonner
Buffington Township
John S. Evans
W. B. Overdorf
Wintondale
Raymond
Arthur Nevins
James Mank
Pittsburg
Wm. Herlinger
Jennie
Nellie
Carrie Coup
Rose Overdorf
B. F. Findley
Brushvalley
Evans
J. W. Miller
C. E. Hileman
B. F. Evans
E. D. Younkin
A. C. Brink
South Bend
Walter George
Apollo
Bertha Beighley
East End
Sarah Smith
Joe King
James Smith
Jacob Beighley
Kittanning
Oma
Sadie Beighley
Dstn Frantz
New Kensington
J. S. Dushane
Dushane
Patrick Compton
Near Town
J. B. Henderson
E. J. Piper
Derry
W. W. Smith
Johnstown
Susan Easton
Bell Easton
Ed Snyder
Hast Liberty
Thomas Brett
Local notes from Dixonville and surrounding towns
A string of brief items reports visits and travel by residents including Chas Bence in Apollo and HB H Longwill from Indiana, guests in Dixonville, and local business trips to Apollo and Barnesboro. School opens April 4 with Prof. Simpson, revival meetings with Rev. McGregor, dances at Shady Side, and various visits across East Wheatfield and Grisemore. Several residents are ill or on the sick list, and several youths travel or attend institutes and socials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Bence
Apollo
Mr. Carrier
Kanarr
Carl
H. E. Bence
HB. H. Longwill
Indiana
Our Town
Laura Bailey
Pittsburg
John Donahue
Prof. Simpson
Simpson
Enos Widdowson
Mahaffey
Katie McCullough
Cockport
Baker
Simon Buterbaugh
John Wheeler and Son
Barnesboro
Grange Long
Cleve Longwill
John Hastie
Freeport
R. N. Ray
Joln Hastie
Jemima Long
Polly Lyninger
Annie Rising
Joseph Rising
Susan Langham
Cookport
S. T. Gibson
John McKendrick
Cherryhill Township
S. ST. Gibson
Glen Campbell
Tested and Tried For 25 Years Bank Trust Question
A cautious pitch asks readers to trust a long established bank. It claims twenty five years of service, consistent promises, and a history of reliability, urging consideration of safety in placing deposits with a familiar institution.
Scott's Emulsion Ad Warns Against Unproven Tonics
Promotes Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypophosphites as reliable health aid while cautioning readers against investing health in unknown tonics. Ends with price references 50c and 1.00 and credit to Scott & Bowne chemists New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott & Bowne
New York
Community Notes From Conemaugh and Vicinity
Local residents and visitors are listed in a dense roster of names, travels, and small events. Mr. and Mrs. Douglass visited family in Wintondale. Arthur Jones from Barnesboro stopped by. widens to church, school, and neighborhood updates across Conemaugh, Blairsville, Trade City, and nearby townships with minor injuries, visits, and property transactions. Many named locals and traveling relatives appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Douglass
Evan Davis
Wintondale
Arthur Jones
Barnesboro
Our Town
Jonathan Glenn
Monument to honor Albert Weamer contracted to Shaffer and Lukehart
Messrs Shaffer and Lukehart of Smicksburg hold the contract to place a granite monument over Albert Weamer's grave. When finished it will be among the finest in the neighborhood. Shaffer was in Indiana Friday supervising shipment of the granite blocks. The firm is noted for fine work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Applications for Licenses to Sell Intoxicating Liquor
Public notices announce annual license applications to sell intoxicating liquors in Indiana County. Filing with the Clerk of the Court at least three weeks before the fourth Monday of March is required, with hearings set for that day. Names, licenses requested, and local postings appear in Indiana newspapers The Indiana Democrat and The Indiana Progress. Applications cover retail tavern licenses in several wards and towns, with fees paid at petition time. Elder Peelor, Clerk.
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Gautt
Clerk of Quarter Sessions
Indiana County
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Strongstown
Amos Strong
Sadie Brown
John Michael
Hully
Lewis Hill
Wm. Sides
Martintown
Frank Decker
Penn Run
Oil City
A. W. Strong
Frank Croft
Pine Township
Alvin I. Davis
Daugherty Bros
Elmer VW
Allison & Co
Harvey & Co
Smith, Stadden & Co
J. B. Carnahan
Horton
John Munshower
Hillsdale
W. Hess
Brushyalley
W. E. Robinson
Newrytown
Dixonville
Homer City
Hudson Scott
H. H. Scott
Frank St. Clair
Will Pitts
Shadyside
Rev. McGregor
Huffman
Charlie Wineman
Martha Harbison
Math Henry
Homer
Gertrude Carson
Grage Sloan
East Wheatfield
Alex Dick
Glenwood
G. T. Dick
Lottie
Mary McCormick
Gertie Balentine
van Horn
Curtis B. Mack
Pearl
Bert Davis
Will Cunningham
Elder Schoolhouse
Helen
Mabel Hutchison
Mr. Sweet
John Style
Florence Dick
William Killen
Seward
Dora Mack
William Murphy
Sue Spires
Grisemore
John Davis
Thaddeus
Douglass
Jennie Glenn
Vesta Napp
Grisemore Winness
Joseph Glennett
Cherrytree
Westover
Scott
Marchand
Hortons
Daisy Rueege
Birmingham
D. A. Gorman
H Prothero
Hileman Station
Flora
W. C. Bennett
J. S. Williams
Wisconsin
Luther Weitzel
F. Weitzel
Conemaucgh
Jennie Coleman
Mary
Geo. Cunkleman
Westmoreland County
C. W. Speedy
Derry and
Braddock
Nancy Oliver
Blairsville
Lottie Speedy
Pearl Cunningham
Rosa Nesbit
Margaret Hart
R. N. Nesbitt
Conemaugh
Blacklick Township
Onberg
Utah
John T. Kinran
Astora
Somerset County
Green Township
Constable
George Shadrach
George W. Patrick
John Ferrier
John Beringer
J. T. Shields
Jennie Barr
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Chicago
Dr. King
T. E. Hildebrand
W. I. Moore
M. G. Miller
Tcastorita
Bes
CG. H. Moore
Fourth Ward
New American
Jas
S. St. Clair
Second Ward
Indiana House
W. H. Clawson
First Ward
Clawson House
Harry F., Schrader
Midway House
H. E. Clark
Commercial Totel
David F. Smith
Henderson House
Elder Peelor
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ana
Taitlana. Lye
Blaer Lick
Stolth
Blairevin
Blairavilt Lire
Okevilleif
Blairay
Smith
Blacklick
Araceton
Eod
Bearsville
Saltsburg
Paulton
Allegheny Junction
Springdale
Allegheny City
A.d
Butler
Altoona
Western District
Bifth Avenue
Smithfield Street
Pitts JI
Hutchinson
Allegheny Valley
Niagara Express
West Penn Junction
Gil Fe
Titusville
Pittsbu
Oi City
Buffalo Express
Emlenton Accomi
Pittsbur
Emlenton
Olpa
Junction
Corry Accom
Itsburg
Day Express
Opn
Kittannine
Southern Express
Emilenton Accom
Ittsbui
Kittenning
Tom Wheeler
Philadelphia St
Wallace Dry Goods Company
Jamestown
J.C. Wallace& Son, Prop’rs
Philadelphia Street
PAL P.S
Victor
L. Gilbert
Ira A. Myers
Aarine
C. A. Gessler
Gilbert & Myers
R. R. Station
Indiana, PA
Weill
John S. Hastings
E. A. Pennintgon
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