Mitchells Mills and area residents in Indiana and nearby visits
Mrs Clair Mack visits relatives while others travel to Indiana this week. Dessie Hines returns to health. Barneshare residents Sidney Karr and Abe Boucher family host visitors. McDonaldton and Mailwood guests appear. Brethren council meets at Union Church. funeral attendance list records many local names from Spangler, Garman, Burnside, Marstellar, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Mack
Indiana
Dessie Hines
Sidney Karr
Barneshare
Abe Boucher
Dave Johns
Leah‘ Johns
Diamondville
Mitton Watteotre
McDonaldton
Frank Meeking
Indiana Visitors and Local Social Notes Highlight Week
Indiana visitors and local residents populate this week’s society notes. Mr and Mrs Harry Streams of Indiana visited Mr and Mrs Lewis Whitacre, with several Indiana callers mentioned, including Miss Mary Belle Sehure and Miss Martha Tue. Dale Prothero shows slow improvement from illness. Mary Peterson suffers sore throat. Anthony Guist and family endure a severe flu. Wm Maynard’s business trip to West Lelation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartlown
Wm. May
MD Winwood
Indiana
Wm. Maynard
West Lelation
Anthony Guist
Leo May
Wm. Ruddock
Charles Pain
Natron
Mary Peterson
Livermore Notes and Local Updates
Livermore reports include Curtin S Taylor from Latrobe visiting T Bolen. a stork birth of a 10.5 pound boy at Frank Calliown’s home. juror and witness movements in Greensburg and Indiana. Blairsville callers J A Archbald and others. Penn R B R Co repairing a tunnel end arch. Cream Rose Dairy Co. near town receiving a carload of Nolsiin cattle from New York with more expected. W P Golan butchered a hog yielding 600 pounds dressed weight and 18 pounds of lard. a J T Little Rose Comb Black Minorea hen laid a large egg measuring 8 1/8 by 6 1/8 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Blairsville
Waddle
J. A. Arcchbhald
Patreley
Matearet Parka
J. L. Little
TL. Duncan
Penna, R. BR. Co
Gerosy
Cream Tlose Dairy Co
New York State
Express
W. P. Golan
J. T. Little
Local Notes on Marion Center and Nearby News
Marion Center features Griffith and Bomberger starting a daily paper Teannette News. Miss Anna Work, formerly from Marion Center, becomes an ensign in the Salvation Army stationed at Greenville, SC. Elizabeth Lang leaves for Woodlawn PA as bookkeeper assistant to a surgeon. Rev Henry W Thompson of Michigan, an Anti Saloon League speaker, preaches at the M W church. Mrs C W Barr and Mrs C R Ellis remain ill. Mrs William Rye visits Park Vaniform’s home. Mr and Mrs Alter of Wooster OH visit their son Rev W G Alter. Mrs Joseph France returns after caring for her ill daughter Mrs Chapman of Barnesboro. Clair Wetzel returns after creamery course at State College and now holds a license to work Pennsylvania wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.C. Griffith
G R. Griffth
The
Independent
C. M. Bomberger
Jeannette
Teannette News
Anna L. Work
Marion Center
Miss Work
Greenville, &. C
Elizabeth Lang
Woodlawn
Henry W. Thompson
Michigan
A. Edmond
M. W
C. W. Barr
C. R. Ellis
Rye
Park Vaniforn
Alter
Wooster, O
Smicksbury News Roundup of Visits and Local Appointments
Smicksbury residents report visits with relatives in Punxsutawney and Indiana. Tom Rowland served as a juror in Indiana. several locals traveled for family events and hospital visits. Miss W Elizabeth Wilkin returned from Pittsburgh. Bert Schreevenvost funeral attended at Plumville. various trips to Punxsutawney Yatesboro Juniata and Johnstown noted.
Wireless reports expand market data to farmers nationwide
Government and university networks broadcast national and local crop and market reports via wireless. USDA stations and state bureaus relay data to farmers, banks, and cooperatives, with universities from St Louis to Minnesota expanding receive and instructional efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Post Office Department
Cincinnati
Omaha
North Platte
Neb
Rock Springs
Wye
Liko
Nev
Reho
Amnicur Wireless
St. Louis University
St. Louis
Timois
Tte
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Nebraska Wesleyan University
State Bureau of Markets
Wisconsin
State Department of Markets
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Minnesota College of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
Cornell University
New York
Missouri State Market Bureau
Jefferson City
Missouri
Chambers of Commerce
Co-Operative Marketing
Oslo
University of Ohio
Texas
University of Texas At Austin
United States Bureau of Standards
Department
Federal Department
Westfield Hog Record Set by Jay Anderson
In Loyal Village pride, Jay Anderson of East Main Street raised a Jersey red hog weighing 11 pounds and undressed 550 pounds at nine months old. The feat shows rapid growth, about two pounds per day, and Anderson invites rivals to beat the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
N. Y
Lounis
Jay Anderson
East Main
Andersen
Dilltown Newsnotes and Family Visits
Herbert Stephens and sister Gus sie were business callers in Indiana on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stewart announce the birth of a son on March 8. John E. Stiles and J. D. McNutt spent days in Johnstown and Leechburg respectively. Mrs. Emma Young visited her daughter Estella Klink in Memorial hospital Johnstown, not much improved. John Stiles near Cramer visited his son Harry. W G Stewart and wife visited Marry Stewart. Maidie Wagner, a local teacher, is confined at home near Clyde with tonsillitis. Mrs. Flora Nippes of Johnstown visits her niece, Mrs. Harry Stewart. Elsie Davis is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Stephens
Gussie
Indiana
Johnstown
Klink
John Stiles
Near
Cramer
Harry
W. G. Stewart
Marry Stewart
Maidie Wagner
Clyde
Flora Nippes
Harry Stewart
Elsie Davis
Orrie Sheffler
Robert Sheer
Janes Allshouse
David Ruddock
Alex Ruddock
Alta Patterson
Hookerville
Kenneth Coulter
W. W. Coulter
Ed Harold
Parkwood
James Ruddock
F. L. O. Club
Local Notes From West Lebanon and Surrounding Areas
West Lebanon residents report family illnesses and recoveries including Robert Sheer and Alex Ruddock. Teachers Alta Patterson and Kenneth Coulter’s son Kenneth III regain health. Neighbors Ed Harold and James Ruddock visit. Mrs Bowser and Elizabeth Keener exchange calls. Mary Brown shows slight improvement while lingering illnesses persist.
Ansleys Visit. Local Socials and Mishap Reported
Dr and Mrs Wm Ansley of Salisbury visited here last week. Patrick McCarthy is seriously ill with pneumonia. On Saturday callers included Mrs Ella Ansley Blair Ansley Mrs C A Brady and Miss Rebecca Dine in Indiana. Raymond Conner’s horse startled by a kite and broke the buggy harness and ran off but he was uninjured. Patrick Stapleton and R W Jenking traveled to Indiana on Friday. Mrs Agnes Ganley of Punxsutawney called on her brother John Cupimins Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Ansley
Salisburg
Ansleys
Patrick McCarthy
Indiana
Ella Ansley
Blair Ansley
C. A. Brady
Rebecca Dine
Ramond Conner
Chambersville
Kite
Raymond
Patrick Stapleton
R. W. Jenking
Agnes Ganley
Punxsutawney
John Cupimins
Choose Quality Farm Machinery For Lasting Service
The International Harvester Co. and its agents in this district emphasize buying reliable machinery with ongoing support. Do not judge by purchase price alone, but by years of service and guaranteed availability of repairs and parts for long term peace of mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Harvester Co
United States
International Co
McCormick
Deering
Weber
Also Mentioned on This Page
Quay Evelins
Mailwood
A. 7
Long
Clymer
Riday
M. Rodkey
Pittsburgh
Union Church
Clara Gibson
Stafford
James Dorringer
Spangler
Emma J. Kelley
J. A. Lantry
Mille Lantry
Garman
Jennie Henderson
Burnside
James McKillip
Marstellar
Frank McKillip
E. Kelley
2D Mortenson
Frank
M. Estep
Brown’s
Gorgous
Harry Streams
Lewis Whitacre
Mary Belle Sehure
McCige
Big Run
Jestie Irech
Rh. OW. Mchaughlin
Charlie Wolfe
William Weiss
Melle
Hurgway
Mia
Wiliam Silingon and Son
John Rankin
Ifirry
Martha Tue
Bruce Frew
Ira Sloan
Dale Prothero
Oxfords
Brown's Boot Shop
Indiana, PA
Livermore
Smicksburg
Adam Black
George A. Robinson
Punxsulawney
Tom Rowland
Albert Stear
Jamison
Harry Rowland
Clawson Lewis
W Elizabeth Wilkin
John Roush
I. GB. Snyder
Vandergrift
Misa Caroline Evans
E. A. Stear
Fam~ily
Telder Peeler
van Crilith
Chloris Davis
Bert Schreevenvost
Plumville
Charles Stiteler
Punssulawney
Plumcrrek
Irwin Keeler
Yatesboro
M. St. Ankeny
Clyde Kough
Wthyl Ramer
Harry Miller
Apollo
Armagh
Fannie Yomb
Latrobe
Mary JH
Ruth Floss
Kemneth Mishel
Junes McCacheren
J. W. Gordon
Paul Stutzman
AL Wiiott
Grace Tomb
Seward
Stataa
Telephone and Telegraph
Dinsmore Bros
Dilltown
West
Lebanon
Spruce
D. G. Brown
John Emgle
Pine Flats
Sarah Magley
Starford
John Frank
Ben Biss
Wilgus
Stork
William Leonard
Bowser
Elizabeth Keener
Andy Noal
Chester Williams
Mary Brown
Fowler
Indiana House
Penna
George D. Leydic
Philadelphia Street
Wayne Avenue
Bell
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