Davis J Q Smiths hosts and town notes
Indiana callers visit Davis J Q Smith and family. Local visits and social events unfold across the county with many names and places including Indiana, Creekside, Grisemore, Homer City, and Ambrose. A temperance play and a farmers institute are highlighted alongside school activities and a teacher's devotional program led by WM. Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Floyd Burnheimer
F. W. Williams
Wilda Robatta
Kay Kelley
William Sides
Grisemore
Heaperian Literary Society
Christian Church
Olymer
Farmers
TWO LOCAL INSTITUTES Program of teachers institute at Bell school
Local institute programs at Bell school Washington township and White Oak school Mahoning township outline two day events on March 19 20 and 26 27. Teachers discuss geography European war effects on schools development of mind concentration and teacher directorship roles with multiple speakers and topics. Invitations extend to citizens and all interested in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers” Institute
Bell School
Washington Township
Frager
Zetta Sourwine
May Wiassinger
Jacob Fleming
C. L. Hudson
Rev. Hamilton
Copeland
Reading
Bessie Lytle
Lulu Rankin
Nettie Hoover
J. J. Henderson
Weaver
Noon
Paul Black
Chas. Jack
Chas. Bell
G. W. Edwards
Elkin
Mar Stewart
Mack Wissinger
Carlotta Wilson
Leilah May Beatty
Ruth Terpe
Dinsmore
Solo
White Oak School
West Mahoning Township
Stumps
Olive Shaffer
Joe Kerr
Clayton Lewis
Theodore Elkin
Francis Elkin
United States
Europe
Gladys Lewis
Merv Weston
Effie Raney
A. F P. Elkin
Edith Skinner
Wm. Adams
W. F. Elkin
Little Willie's Fingerprints Spark Landlord’s Comment
In an anecdotal scene the landlord points to marks on wallpaper and quips that they are son spots. The remark reflects a humorous, domestic moment as a child’s playful touch becomes a focal point in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Willie
Reward for information on farm house break in near South Bend
A $50 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the guilty parties who broke into a farm house around December 10, 1914, near South Bend Armstrong County. The notice, signed by Co. D. Zellner, Motiessen, Pa, is dated March 10, 1915. Three-time publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Armstrong County
D. Zellner
Motiessen
Solar Plexus Blow Hits Harness Dealers at Auction
Wilmer Stewart proprietor of The Big Livery faced arrest after a Saturday auction selling five horses, wagons, harness sets, and leather goods under a retail sale claim. Constable Kerr arrested him on a warrant by Godfrey Marshall for selling at retail. Stewart posts bail for June court and may sue for damages. Also a tax notice to unpaid borough and school taxes due by April 17, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer Stewart
Court House
Conklin
Broottville
Stewart
Robert Kerr
Godfrey Marshall
Marshall
Lcense
Old Friends Are the Best Friends
Mrs Rebecca J Moore of Salisburg renews her Progress subscription praising the paper as an old true friend despite hard times. The notice mentions a twelve horsepower milk bottle chopping mill engine installation at J E Fink Co Dept Store Punxsutawney Pa offering chopping services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Progress
Rebecca J. Moore
Salisburg
Progress
Lydick
J. EB
Fink Co
Punxsutawney
Also Mentioned on This Page
News OF
Davis J. Q. Smith
Hettle
Houser
Clair Hawk
Chambersville
Lyle Carney
Near
Creekside
H. R. Cooper
McKee Rankin
Homer City
Mary Fleming
Benjamin McQuilkin
Scott McQuown
Ambrose
PINE
Brushvalley
P .O. Wagner
G. W. Roger
Bruce Geores
M. S. Altemus
G. T. McCrea
Clyde McCrea
Pittsburg
William Miller
Johnstown
William Cunningham
G. W. McIntyre
Tople
Gertrude Dodson
Nannie Wingrove
Camden Weaver
Ira Gahagan
Ida Dodson
Mary B. Crawford
A. F. Elkin
W. WP. Elkin
Lottie Crissaman
Frances Elkin
M. D. Crawford
Merla Pollock
Joe Hare
Walter Black
Carroll Stewart
Rose Myers
Dr. McCurdy
Rev. Fraser
Essa
Gov. Brumbaugh
Leil
May Beatty
First National Bank OF
Cherry Tree
Federal Reserve Bank
W. P. Lowry
Tartoren
Toomar
Habberdastiers
U.S
Loughby’s
W. R. Loughry & Company
New York
Smith
Smith's
Wellbach
Smith's Main Moor
Smith's Garment Department
Department Store
Phila. St. Watch US Grow
Indiana, Pa
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