News of County Town Highlights Local Travel and Visits
Ernest Condron and family visited J A Condron in town. Wm McElhoes and family from Creekside spent Sunday at home. Mrs J L Way and sons Bernard and Leonard visited Jas Boucher near Dixonville and Lee Montgomery hosted guests. Inauguration trips to Washington noted for several residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Condron
Ernest
J. A. Condron
Wm. McElhoes
Creekside
J. L. Way
Bernard
Leonard
Jas. Boucher
Dixonville
George Lambing
Garbleton
Lee Montgomery
Foster Lightcap
Washington
President Wilson
John McClelland
Campbell
Indiana
Charles McElhoes
Samuel McElhoes
Harrisburg
Wilson
Peter Washington
Local Social Notes and Domestic Movements
Gents of relatives here on Friday, Gladys Tiger, Misses Celia Gray and Amanda Potts attended institute at Judean on Saturday evening. Norman Graffius of Punxsutawney spent several days at the home of R. H. Work recently. W. E. Schrader of Mahaffey was a business caller here on Friday. Misses Mary and Lou Hurd spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in Juneau. H. M. Wells injured his foot on Thursday while at work in the mines here. Joseph States, long in meat selling, has sold out to John Snyder and will move his family to Punxsutawney for new employment. Mr. and Mrs. David Gibson, guests of daughter Mrs. John S. Potts of Indiana, for weeks, returned home. Mrs. Harry Lewis spent Wednesday with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Sadie Lewis, of Ernest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Tiger
Celia Gray
Amanda Potts
Judean
Norman Graffius
Punxeytawney
R. H. Work
W. E. Schrader
Mahaffey
Mary
Lou Hurd
Juneau
H. M. Wells
Joseph States
John Snyder
Punxsutawney
David Gibson
John S. Potts
Indiana
Harry Lewis
Sadie Lewis
Ernest
Deaths of Mrs Caroline Walker and others in region
Recent notices report the death of Mrs Caroline Walker at 98 after general debility, with services held at her home in Indiana. Others include Hugh R McAllister who died after a stroke at Vista Missouri, Captain Alexander Mitchell died in Harrisburg, and Mrs Anna Miller Marlin, John Ostermyer, plus several survivors and funeral details.
Obituary notes for Skelton and others in Wellsboro area
John I Skelton former Indian Brewing Co manager in Wellsboro died at home of paralysia leaving widow Annie Munshower Skelton and two children Mildred Robertson and another child. Mildred, 6 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh Robertson of Johnstown, died of pneumonia and was buried in Brushvalley. Mrs William Patterson died near West Lebanon at about 80 from general debility. she was a West Union church member and buried there. Amanda Brown of Blacklick township died March 4 aged 59. survived by brother James M Brown. Eye specialist Dr B Kahn will visit Hotel Moore weekly starting March 14 with free eye exams. glasses affordable and praised in Pittsburgh Herald notice. Dr Kahn has strong Pittsburgh reputation and operates 606 Penn Ave with modern facilities. WIs Smith of Coatesville plans to bring fast horses to Indiana race track for training at the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh R. McAllister
Hugh BR. McAllister
Green Township
Vista
United Presbyterian Church
Taylorsville
Mary Hamilton McAllister
McAllaster
Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian
John McAllaster
Clinton
Nannie Farnsworth
Iowa
Sara Vantice
Judge Vannite
Lowery
Elizabeth Schallis
Durango
Cal
Grace McAllaster
Maggie Grimble
Kingman
Kans
Jennie Farnsworth
Page, Neb
Baynice Irwin
Garrison, Iowa
Hattie Littell
Mary Fleming
Indiana
John I. Skelton
John D. ,Skelton
Wellsboro
Skelton
Indian Brewing Company
Annie Munshower Skelton
Mildred. Robertson
Mildred
Hugh Robertson
Johnstown
Brushvalley
Robertson Burying Ground
Brushvalley Township
William. Patterson
William Patterson
Margaret Dennison
West Lebanon
West Union Church
Amand Brown
Amanda Brown
Blacklick Township
James M. Brown
B. Kahn
Priteburgh Optician
Hotel Moore
Blairsville
Pittsburgh Herald
Penn Avenue
Kahn
Pittsburgh
W. 1S. Smith
Coatesville
Fair Grounds
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Royal Baking
Kellysburg
Marion Center
Lawrence Shields
Helen
Jemima Kooser
Irvin
John Shelton
Mabel Moore
Stella Wetzel
Nellie Short
Hannah Hill
Sheloca
Philip Kunkle
Rochester Mills
Lee Menser
Adrian Hospital
A. S. Miller
Rossiter
Glen Miller
John Barret
Jacob Grube
Harry Crawford
Schafener
Marx
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Moorhead Brothers
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Caroline Walker
East Waterstreet
Wirtemberg
Germany
Christopher Cook
Pittsburg
John P. Walker
Rayne Township
Lewis Hay
Greenwood Cemetery
Alexander H. Mitchell
Alexander Mitchell
Jefferson County
Spottsylvania
North Carolina
State Capitol
Mia
Sara Replie Mitchell
Ross Tyson
Germantown
Jennie W
Clara Bell
National Cemetery
Sidney Marlin
Anna Miller Marlin
Clymer Avenue
Jesale Fulton
George Marlin
Frank Lohr
Willett
Charlea Luce
Frank Marlin
St. Louis
Angus and
Sidney
Conner
Nebraska
Mott
McaGees Mills
Jane Miller
Liss Miller
George Miller
McGees Mills
Marlin
John Ostermyer
Dugan Glass Works
Maple Avenue
Lena Kuntz
Q Ostermyer
Adam Qutermeyer
William
Daniel
James
Loughry
Spring Goods Com
Selec
New Spring
W. R. Loughry & Co
Buchheit Bros
Ial
Cir
Cansion
Brussels
Axminster
J. M. Dickson
Philadelphia ST
Indiana, PA
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