Local Correspondence Cheeryteer Notes Social Movements
Stephen Wilson returns from Latrobe. Ebensburg court visits by J G Kinport P Kneedler. Mrs J C Miller and James guest of Mrs. Miller’s parents L M Clark. Miss Birdie Sechler returns from Indiana Normal. Blair son of J M Baker ill with scarlet fever. D W Hoover auctions store goods and moves to Barnesboro to run a hotel. Wissinger home from Elensburg over Sabbath. East Whatfield social at Harry Wadaworth’s. H L Fry moves to Harry Rogers farm at Armagh. Joe Killen moves family to Nrieved. Mrs C N McKelvey and twins Ruth Blanche visit near Ligonier. Lowry of Ligonier visiting daughter Mrs James Tinkcorms of Armagh. Sadie Killen, Jackson Twp teacher, visits father. Wheatfield boys attend busking bee in John Duncan’s field. D B Stear from Trade City visits. James Lukehart of Falls Creek visits. Tessie Marshall visits Bars Valley. Easter services at Lutheran church. John Robinson of Pittsburgh visits mother Maria Robinson. Lillie Sieger Dora Dilts of Rossmoyne visit Mabel Elgin. Ela Lakehart returns from Vandergrift. TS Weston of Reynoldsville injured hand returns to work. E M Ansley of Chambersville in town. A C Good seriously ill with rheumatics, heart trouble. improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheeryteer
Stephen Wilson
Latrobe
J. G and
P. Kinport
G. B. Kneedler
Ebensburg
J. C. Miller
Gon. James
J. M. Baker
D. W. Hoover
Barnesboro
C. FE. Wissinger
Elensburg
East Whatfield
Harry Wadaworth
H. L. Fry
Armagh
Harry Rogers
Joe Killen
Waterford
C. N. McKelvey
Ruth
Blanche
Ligonier
Lowry
James Tinkcorms
Sadie Killen
Jackson Township
John Duncan
Smicksburg
D. B. Stear
Trade City
James Lukehart
Falls Creek
Tessie Marshall
Bars Valley
John Robinson
Pittsburg
Maria Robinson
Lillie Sieger
Dora Dilts
Rossmoyne
Mabel Elgin
Ela Lakehart
David Ritchey
Vandergrift
TS. Weston
Reynoldsville
George Weston
E. M. Ansley
Chambersville
Abraham Bteffey
Paul Martin
M. E
Presbyterian Church
CWB fire This signature is on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine
Mrs Christina Allen of 364 Water Street offers washing and housecleaning services, with an advertisement noting the remedy that cures a cold in one day. Local notice appears in the brief classified item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Allen
Water Street
Local notes from Blairsville area entertainments and visits
Parewood John Anderson of Blairsville visited his grandmother here last week. J C Cochran spent Saturday and Sabbath in Kittanning. Sharp Pettigrew hosted friends at their new home Thursday night. Lottie Conrath of Jolentown visits her parents in this place. Numerous small social visits, sick lists, and school notices reflect a lively community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parewood
John Anderson
Blairsville
J. C. Cochran
Kittanning
Sharp Pettigrew
J. L. Ray
Samuel Dosabue
Sharp
McAdoo
Lebanon
Hough Bay
Butler
Porter Fulmer
Bert Buchanan
Lucetta McEthoes
Dr. Morrow
Weat Hickory
Forest
Thomas 4. Walker
Vandergrift
Alex. Walker
Horace Kinter
Armstrong Township
W. H. Kinter
Deckers Point
Hern
Maggie W. Kinter
Dr. Hinds
Kellysburg
Hewitt Short
Indiana
R. G. Spence
Minnesota
Capt. Kinter
Frank Grott
Chambersville
John Edward’s
Tanoma
Blaine Shaeffer
Thomas Steffy
Rayne
Walt Xinter
Minnie Short
Gaibleton School
Frank
Emma Kinter
Aaron Pierce
Samuel Kimmel
Mt. Pleasant
Charlotte Miller
Plomville
Lizzie Wiggins
E. Fleming
N. J. Fleming
Thin Place
Thomas Fleming
West Lebanon
J. O. Campbell
Parkwood
W. J. Wilson
Creekside
Baebes
Here
GW. Kline
John King
Near West
Jobn Rusgell
Garfield area politics and local estate notes in brief
Rev Shaukis of New Florence preached at Garfield schoolhouse on Sabbath. Rev Lees returned from Johnstown Saturday. John Bowser and Eva visited Johnstown Friday. Brantlinger Bros to begin building a Taree store for John Seaton of Bolivar this week. Garfield motion to become a borough. citizens may sign at the post office. Wallace school ends a successful term with planned exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Shaukis
New Florence
Lees
Johnstown
John Bowser
Eva
Brantlinger Bros
John Seaton
Bolivar
Wallace
Frank Strayer Heads to Johnstown for Work
Frank Strayer left for Johnstown on Friday to take employment. Mrs. C. P. Work of Punxsutawney is visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Beam. The chicken pox is visiting many homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Strayer
Johnstown
eMrs. C. P. Work
Punxsutawney
Elizabeth Beam
Local notes from Porter Fulmer and neighbors
Porter Fulmer and Bert Buchanan celebrate with newborn daughters. Lucetta McEthoes visits in Forest county while many locals travel, visit, or recover. Measles, tonsillitis, and illnesses recur as community life continues with church services, entertainments, and small-town events.
Ill horse forces Mahonia township travelers home
Menora Ritchey and 8 T Good of West Mahonia return from Todiana when their horse fell ill. They left the stricken animal at the West Indiana House and expect several days before recovery. Abram Bell of Saltaburg is granted a $12 monthly pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menora D. A. Ritchey
T. Good
West
Mahonia
Township
Todiana
Indiana House
Abram Bell
Saltaburg
Strongstown and surrounding towns notes and moves
Mt. Pleasant resident L D Altemus visits his mother while kin move to Rexis near Wintondale. Rexis and Vintondale see new houses and contracts. land deals occur in Latrobe with Loyalhanna Coal and Coke Company at $100 per acre. Local work includes widening tracks from Wintondale to Wehrum and various family movements. Weathered notices cover Shelocta Marion Center and surrounding area with social visits, church services, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strongstown
L. D. Altemus
Mt. Pleasant
Westmoreland County
A. Altemus
Austin Mervine
Rexis
Wintondale
James Hapans
Rexia
Wesley Detwiler
Christopher Wike
Wintendale
John M. Barkley
Latrobe
Loyalhanna Coal and Coke Company
Reno Waltemire
Ping Township
Wehrum
Vintendale
M. B. Shultz
Joseph Shoe
Pittsburg
Rochester & Pittsburg
J. C. Nicholson
Wehram
Charlie Altemus
James Altemus
Buffington
Emanuel Dearmy
Buffington Township
Mr. Bloge
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OCAL
Pearl Learn
Indiana Normal School
Geo. Learn
Lottie Conrath
Jolenetown
Jase
Jonathan Learn
James Rodkey
Clarence Smith
B. F. Williams
Earl Fetterman
R. B. Williams
Jnc. Martin
Martintown
Cockport
Lutmen Bros
Howard Swank
Williams House
Solomon Conrath
Jennie Williams
Martha Trimble
Calvin Gibson
Alice Hadden
Wm. Stutopf
Rennie
Learn
Bird Stewart
Leard
Our Town
E. E. Williams
Hart”man
Elsie Gregg
Emanuel Ransell
Penn Roy
West Wheatfield
Edward Lichtenfels
Conemaugh
Will Shetler
Pitcair
Michael Shetler
Blaireville
Misa Mattie Mack
Clyde
Cornelius Jynne
Campbell
Francie Robinson
Bloomsburg Normal School
Cunningham Store
Regina Shoes
Terhune Shoes
Brockton
Norfolk
Nu-Fang
Cunningham
eGlar
Gaibleton
Homer City
Jack Walsh
Morris Betts
Harry Kerr
Mary Howard
D. H. Fitzhonts
Charles Taylor
Lochester Mills
Work
Wm. Johnston
Richmond
Fort Morgan
Calvin Jeffries
Barclay
Marion Center
Glen Campbell
U. B
Niga Anartatte Soe Wetterius
John H. Work
Tye
Col
Brushvalley
Alex, Campbell
H. Myers
Earle Troby
Coy
Porter
Beringer
Lawrence Beringer
Dunlo
Bert McAnulty
Beatrice
Mas. MaAnulty
G. W. Patrick
Cookport
Edna
George Garman
Pineton
George Fetterman
Fry Roser
G. RB. Waltemire
Nelson Miller
Pearl Henderson
Thomas Love
Ritchie
Ra. St. Clair
P. Bennett & Son
Philadelphia Street
Bence & Sr. Chare
Pittsburg Trust Company
Victor Roller
David Ellis
Wallace Dry Goods Company
J.C. Wallace & Son
Indiawa, Pas
Syracuse
J. I. Orr
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