Women in Rush to Gold Fields at Oatman
Prospectors from around the world converge on Oatman Mohave County Arizona as the old Goldroad mine resumes. Companies like United Hastem Mining and Lucky Boy push deep drilling aiming to strike big veins, with others tracing turquoise and silver leads near Mineral Park. Historical note recalls Royer Oatman and early expeditions, while the 1914 United Western discovery sustains the boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Oatman
Ogtmann
Nevada
United Hastem Mining Company
Lucky Boy Mining and Milling Company
Lucky Boy
New York
Bonanza Placer Company
Frisco
Big
Lttle
Mineral Park
America
Iffands of
Mexico
Mexico City
Cibola
Arizona
Cortez
Marco de Niza
Oat Man
Oatmaon
Royer Oat- Man
Missouri
Oatman Flat
Ann
Olive
Mary
United States
Johnny Moss
California
George Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
Leyi Parsons
Joe Clark
United Western
Local Notes From Oberby and Nearby Towns
Miss Mary Stewart visited sister Mrs. B C Cramer in Johnstown while Miss Helen Melarland shopped in Clearfield. Harvey Johnson recuperates after appendicitis in Dixonville hospital. Mrs Flora Breth’s nieces attend funeral at Youngwood. Mrs Pennington and Mrs Deckar of Glen Campbell attend Lady Cherry Lodge initiation. Graham Miller returns from Avia vacation. Dr J B Peterman seriously ill in Baltimore, son of Dr and Mrs J E Peterman. Inez Ogdon and Barbara Krone called in Barnesboro. Maria Felix and father visit in Loretto. Elizabeth Dunsmore called in Altoona. Martha Grumbling visits Julia Hogan in Spangler. J C McFarland of Clearfield initiates Brotherhood class in town. Missionary Society program at M H church well attended. Ladies Missionary Society held at Mrs Mahaffey’s with dainty lunch. A remarkable school record: every pupil present in first, second, third rooms last Tuesday. only high school absent due to hospital. Earl Buterbaugh and daughter Wilmina shopped in Barnesboro. Mrs D S Brilhart and son Hilton visited her parents in Barnesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stewart
B. C. Cramer
Johnstown
Helen Melarland
Clearfield
Harvey Johnson
Dixonville Hospital
W. W. Goss
Anna Goss
Flora Breth
Youngwood
Pennington
Deckar
Glen Campbell
Lady Cherry Lodge
Graham Miller
Avia
J.B. Peterman
Baltimore
Peterman
Inez Ogdon
Barbara Krone
Barnesboro
Maria Felix
Loretto
Bernard Felix
Stiflers
Wizabeth Dunsmore
Altoona
Martha Grumbling
Julia Hogan
Spangler
J.C. McFarland
Brotherhood of Railway Trainien
King’s Heralds Missionary Society
M. H
W. T. Mahaffey
Lewis Straw
J. W. Myers
Win. McKeage
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Earl Buterbaugh
Wilmina
Brilhart
Hilton
D. Bougher
Fogs Raise London Deaths
London fogs have increased lighting costs and worsened public health. Medical experts cite a weekly death rate of 1438 per 1000 in London versus 12.6 per 1000 in England and Wales, with bronchitis and broncho pneumonia deaths rising to 288 from 182.
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London
Moore
England and
Wales
Creekside Institute Draws Notable Attendance at Eva Hall
The Can Eva hall teachers' institute on Friday night and Saturday was well attended and enjoyed. A band from Ernest provided an attractive feature. An epidemic of whooping cough is spreading through the town and nearby areas.
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Caneva Hall
Ernest
Local Social Notes Include Illnesses and Visits
The family of Albert Clark is on the sick list. Mrs Sherd Kunkle and Mrs William Brewer were calling in town on Saturday. Mrs David Wagner visited her son last week. Kenneth Freeh, hurt in the mines, is able to be at work. Prof Jas FP Chapman of Indiana attended the institute Friday night. Charles Hopkins visited his mother a couple of days last week. She intends to spend the rest of the winter with her children. Thomas Griffith was in Indiana on Mrs L J Carnahan spent Wednesday at Punxsutawney. Bryan Miller and son passed through here on their way to Indiana recently. Mrs John Leasure with flu. A number from here attended the funeral of Mrs Washington Best of Deckers Point on Monday. Mr and Mrs Leonard Mumau and children and Miss Blanche Farnsworth of East Run visited Mr and Mrs Ted McQuown on Sunday. Miss Mildred Lewis spent the week at home in Hillsdale. Mrs John Raleigh has been quite ill at the home of her daughter Mrs Matthew Brishart. George Mumau and son Walter spent Monday at Dixonville. Harry McQuon of Glen Campbell called on his brother Tod McQuown on Monday. Mr and Mrs Howard Ratrigh of Jidamar called on their mother Mrs John Ratrigh, who is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Clark
Sherd Kunkle
William Brewer
David Wagner
Kenneth Freeh
Jas. FP. Chapman
Indiana
Charles Hopkins
Thomas Griffth
Idiana
L. J. Carnahan
Punxsutwney
Bryan Miller and Son
John Leasure Wa
Washington Best
Deckers Point
Leonard Mumau
Blanche Farnsworth
East Run
Ted McQuown
Mildred Lewis
Hillsdale
John Raleigh
Matthew Brishart
George Mumau
Walter
Dixonville
Harry McQuon
Glen Campbell
Tod McQuown
Howard Ratrigh
Jidamar
John Ratrigh
Local Social Notes From Marion Center and Nearby Towns
Mrs Marina Jacken of Sheloca visits her son Professor Cal Bracken and wife. the group is entertained by Mr and Mrs Horace Kinter. Miss Margaret Hamill of town stays with sister-in-law at Plumville. Muriel and Mayme Barr return to Indiana. Ida Blanche Terpe of Manor Street visits brother Frank and family in Barberton. Mrs M F Wilson returns home after visiting Dr J S Wilson. Mrs Cora Thomas and family plan to move into Mulger flat soon. Mrs R M Pick and daughter were at Punxsutawney. Lena Griffith returns from sister Mrs J C's visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marina Jacken
Sheloca
Cal Bracklen
Horace Kinter
Margaret Hamill
Town
Plumville
Muriel
Mayme Barr
Indiana
Ida Blanche Terpe
Manor Street
Frank
Barberton
M. F. Wilson
J. S. Wilson
Cora
Thomas
Mulger
R. M. Pick
Punxautawney
Lena Griffith
Local Notables Attend Meetings and Booked Travel in Region
Glasser at Dixonville and family have gone into Vandergrift for employment. Mrs Ella N Barr and Migs Jollie Frech attend teachers Institute at Crockside. J L Brilhart and Ada B Kinter on the area kial. Elizabeth Makin employed in Clymer spent Sabbath at home in Manor. Lily Adams and Bryce Myers attended Society at Manor. Aly and Mrs Ernest Sloppy spent Sabbath with friends at Dixonville. City Myers of Indiana visited Thursday. W F H Green and William Houck take Dodge car agency. Revival services closed at Rich Hill with a sermon by Rev Marlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasser
Dixonville
Walter Kelly
Vandergrift
Ella N. Barr
Migs Jollie Frech
Crockside
J. L. Brilhart
Main Street
Ada B. Kinter
Manor Street
Arek Lial
Elizabeth Makin
Clymer
Manor
Lily Adams
Bryce Myers
Aly
Ernest Sloppy
City Myers
Indiana
Arthur Stekenberger
Diamondville
W. FH. Green
William Houck
Dodge
Rich Hill
Rev. Marlin
Rayne Township Community Notices and Local Visits
Ralph Nibert is sick while Rebecca Long is recovering. Nellie Helman and many neighbors visited, and Dorothy Cunningham called on G. M. Nibert’s family. Helen Ray hunted ducks, school ends April 16. Prank Henry and Daniel Heary are mentioned with Indiana hospital, and Barney McCullough begins work at Shearer Pros. Locals travel to Indiana and Mt. Tabor as visitors and movers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Nibert
Nellie Helman
Clair McCracken
Mabel Long
Sarah Ruffner
Joseph Faith
G. A. Tyger
W. C. Lone’s
G. M. Nibert
Indiana
James Byers
A. B. Qunningham
Li. T., Cunningham
Dorothy Cunningham
Henry
Daniel Heary
Indiana Hospital
Rebecca Long
Helen Ray
Mrs. Saltsgiver
South Bend Notes Include Death and Local Happenings
South Bend local items report illness absences at the Townsend firm and family visits from North Washington. Farm work continues with derricks built on Benton Salsgivor, Stith, and Fred Grosse lands. A death notice for Eugene Walter Beer from Donora details funeral in Deckers church, with verses. Older notes mention a recovery of John Felton and various Sunday visits.
Local residents recover from grip and illness
Miss Anna Reth and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lichtenfeln with family visited Clyde for Sabbath. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boring regained ability after severe attacks of grip. Mrs. Barry McGullough spent a day with G. E. Mack. Miss Wxxie Wagner is suffering from an attack of pip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Reth
H. A. Lichtenfeln
Clyde
Robert Boring
Barry McGullough
G. EL Mack
Wxxie Wagner
Dat Alteck
Pip
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Douglass Studio
First National Bank
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Pattison Studio
St. Car
Elbow Men
Oatman District
Bloom
Creekside
ORD
Marion Center
Cherryhill Township
Rayne Township
Hugh Mack
McKeesport
James Dill
Barney McCullough
Shearer Pros
Mt. Tabor
Domanuel Rummel
E. R. Mack
South Bend No
Samuel Deighley
Ilness
Dan Tyner
Townsend
Alvie Beighley
Washington
James Smith
Eugena Walter Beer
Walter Beer
Pdonora
Sunny Moreton
Br Meninges
Bia
Mitents
Margaret
Gennil Parens
George Reon
Deckers Polat
Rev. WA. Mdmond
Churett Yard
Eugene
Eee
John Felton
Ward
Society Brand
Dinsmore Bros
Indiana Chamber OF Commerce
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