Local Sickness and Social Visits In Apollo Area
Henry Shirley is on the sick list and Fred Smith suffers stomach trouble. J Burt Miler was in Apollo on business recently. Hugh Campbell returned home from Pittsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Will Holetine and family visited Mrs. J B Miller last Friday. Miss Kete Smith has a severe typhoid fever attack at Pittsburg. Miss Essie Calhoun is recovering from the illness. Mrs. Wm Campbell is improving after weeks of illness. Mr. and Mrs. John A Campbell of Salteburg visited recently and Mrs John King and family moved to their farm nearby. Mrs Janes Barr of Apollo returned home Friday after a week with Mrs William Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shirley
Fred Smith
J. Burt Miler
Apollo
Hugh Campbell
Pittsburg
Will Holetine
J. B. Miller
Kete Smith
Pitteburg
Essie Calhoun
Wm. Campbell
Mrr
John A. Campbell
Saltebure
John King and Family
Ie. Pa
Janes Barr
Wiliam Campbell
Local Notes From Telegraph Township and Surroundings
George Shoup visits his father Rafas Shoup of Latrobe who is seriously ill. Mr and Mrs Joseph Mack and Mrs Harry G Meek of Huff were guests of Samuel Cline on Friday. Frank Bilman of Breeden Ohio visits nearby. Samuel Brendlinger moved to his recently purchased farm. George A Lear and family of Garfield moved to Vanderurits. Rev S A Shanks did not preach at Germany due to illness. J A Walback bought a fire can Saturday. Mr and Mrs J R Brendlinger of Agpin wall visited their parents in our township on Sabbath. Mrs J M Byers seriously ill with neuralgia of the heart. Samuel Breth had a stroke of paralysis and is in critical condition. Mrs JH Smith visited Cres son over Sabbath. J G Sechler represents Cherrytree on Indiana jury this week. S W Cooper of Montgomery township in town Friday. Doff Sawyer of Glen Campbell in town Saturday. Miss Rowland of East Ridge visited friends here on Sabbath. L L Beringer of Barnesboro in town Friday. Lewis Burnheimer was in Barnesboro last week. Our new council organized last week with officers elected: President C J Cameron, clerk P Davia, street commissioner Simon McDonald, treasurer J G Sechler. Brush Valley. Albert and Minnie Evang prepare to move to Johnstown. Mabel and Brook Aliemus were in Johnstown last week. A teachers local institute to be held at Macka schoolhouse on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shoup
Rafas Shoup
Latrobe
Joseph Mack
Harry G. Meek
Huff
Samuel Cline
Frank Bilman
Breeden, O
Samuel Brendlinger
George A. Lear
Garfield
Vanderurits
Rev
S. A. Shanks
Germany
J. A. Walback
J. R. Brendlinger
Agpinwall
Sebbath
L. L. Beringer
Barnesboro
Lewis Burnheimer
C. J. Cameron
P. Davia
Simon McDonald
J. G. Sechler
Community Notes From the Tanoma Area
G Aibleton reports visiting Canoe Ridge and Kel lysburg locals call on SB McMillen's. Neighborly visits include Rachel Hayle and Harvey Engle at Capt Kanter's and Robert AiLaughlin with Wm. Lingen felter at J. P. Martin's. Chae. Kinter visits P. M. Widdowson's. pie social set for Shields school March 13 and open literary meeting at Thompson school March 14. Admission 10 cents. Martha Helman of Tanoma visits Alex Walker's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aibleton
Chas. Baterbaugh
Canoe Ridge
Norman Lightcap
Sell Frech
Kellysburg
McMillen
Rachel Hayle
Harvey Engle
Capt Kanter
Robert AiLaughlin
Wm. Lingenfelter
J. P. Martin’s
Kelyaburg
Tanoma
Alex. Walker
R. McMillen
E. J. Pearce
Indiana
Chae. Kinter
P. M. Widdowson
Onberg
Rore Fulmer
Solomon
Shields
Thompson School
Martha Helman
The Cunningham Store Ad Proclaims Tailored Suits and Silks
The Cunningham Store promotes growing business with tailored ladies suits and skirts, highlighting quality linings and trimmings. It lists prices on silks, linens, and dress fabrics, plus a range of accessories and form reducing corsets, emphasizing fit and fashion.
EAST WHEATFIELD AND SURROUNDING SOCIALS AND NOTES
A survey of social visits and local happenings across East Wheatfield Archand Pineton Purchase Linx Homer City and Plumville includes Mr and Mrs Samuel Evans hosting visitors from Armagh near Mechanicsburg, Mr and Mrs Joseph Tinkcom heading to Peru with B E Wallace shows, Dr R J Tomb hosting dinner, and multiple residents traveling to Pittsburg Johnstown and Whitesville. Other items note farm sales moves, illness, lectures, and community events with small town details and upcoming sermons and sales entries.
Illness and local news from Saochester Miels area
Harry Lowry's eldest son ill with pneumonia. Harry Mank injured by a falling horse while doctoring near Richmond. Rev. E P Foresman preached in Rockbridge church. Ross buys and tears down the old rink for a new storeroom. Mr Keck seeks signers for liquor license in Richmond, but fails to get a name. Dr Richardson returns from DuBois after an aborted appendicitis operation. rheumatic illness prevents surgery. Presbyterian church to vote on granting right of way for a proposed railroad through church grounds. Two Farm ers Telephone routes discussed Hamill to Richmond, hill line via Gaul Stewart Richardson. Last Tuesday Richmond meeting organ izes line officers: President J S Ross, secretary W S Brown, treasurer H J Black, managers Silas Ganl Joseph McCracken and J Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saochester Miels
Harry
W. H. Lowry
Harry Mank
Richmond
E. P. Foresman
Marian Center
Rockbridge
Ross
Mr. Keck
Puntsatawney
G. C. Richardson
DuBois
Farmers’ Telephone
Hamill
Messrs
J.S. Ross
W. S. Brown
H. J. Black
Silas Ganl
Joseph McCracken
J. ©. Moore
Hawthorne Musical Club concert at Library Hall next Saturday
Hawthorne Musical Club to perform in Library Hall as part of the People's Popular Entertainment Course. Members include Willis I. Ray on trombone, Clinton Messer on cornet, L. W. Osgood on piccolo and more. Seat sales at Hall's on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne Musical Club
Library Hall
Willis I. Ray
Clinton Messer
L. W. Osgood
W. E. Colby
J.W. Holley
Hall's
Grain and Flour Prices in Winter and Spring Markets
Retail prices for grain and flour per sack are listed for winter and spring seasons with specific terms mentioned as pour and perack variations. The fragment indicates price points and seasonal labeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Péraack
Also Mentioned on This Page
Park Wood
West Wheatfield
Brushvalley
Albert
Minnie Evang
Johnstown
Mabel
Brook Aliemus
Mack'a
Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
New York
Cunningham Store
Atant
Alco
IEEE
A. S. Cunningham
East Wheatfield
Armagh
Samuel Evans
Mechanicsburg
Joseph Tinkcom
Peru
B. E. Wallace
R. J. Tomb
David Jones
James A. Mack
Margaret McCoy
Morellville
George Wakefield
Ivan Jones
Archand
Mra. Enterling
Mottarns Mills
Will Zener
Near Town
Norman Brown
East Mahoning
James Smail
Marion Center
Thomas Lowmaster
Lowmaster
Canoe
David Pollock
Corel Fackiner
Punxsutawney
Wilber Brown
Mamie Steffey
Whitesville
Pineton
McGahey
Mt. Zion
Dennis Roser
Cora
George Fetterman
A. J. Farnbaugh
Purchase Linx
Ralph B. Napp
Swisevale
J. F. Nichol
May Parnaworth
Louisa Corman
Wintondale
Jonas Heilman
Mary Buterbaugh
William Houk
Homer City
Charles Miller
Ralph
Kansas
Grant Roberts
Leechburg
Martha Mille
Harry Philips
Vandergrift
Robert Carson
Church Street
John Betts
T. ©. Betts
Railroad Avenue
Madam Barakat
Syria
Presbyterian Church
Bolivar
Margaret Vanderprife
Baltimore
J. L. Vann
Plumville
Clair Snyder
Rayne Township
Clark Little
Baracha
Daniel Wells
Michigan
Zimmerman
Alex. Thompson
James Whitacre
al. Lukehart
A. L. Schrecengoat
Joseph Lydick
Rossmoyne
A. Lydick
Martin Scott
M. E
Wanrzp
Komfort Shoes
Thomas W. Shields
Shabretts
Satk
Jonny F. Poulps
Tigers
Libra Hall
Smith's Art Gallery
Harry Carnahan
Crete
Bacon
Lizzie J. Smith
Morrison C. Clark
Bertha P. Meekins
Daniell
Felton
Ella R. Shearer
Buffington
Ward
J. T. Boncher’s
Boye
Russia
Smith's
Court ‘House
M. McHaunry
Rowe Building
Cunningham Stores
THE
ALPHA
Wonderland
B. Yomnkins
Philadelphia
Miss Trimble
Indiana State Normal School
John Sloan
J. K. McElhoes
Foater Lightcap
Weiss
Prothero
Shirley Mel Millen
Prince Henry
Spain
Congress
Algo
Prince Vis
Victor Roller
David Ellis
Wallace Dry Goods Co
J.C. Wallace & Son
Philadelphta Street
Inprawa, Pa
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