Local Notes From Near Town and Surrounding Areas
Maroghand Odell Shields purchased a Ford recently. Moot of Cresson, hospitalized a month for a fractured skull, returned home last Tuesday to visit his mother Mrs. Annie Moot. Moot and family spent the winter near Indiana and arrived home last week for the summer. Mrs. Walton of Sydney visited the Lorenzo farm last week. Mrs. W. C. Brown spent several days last week planning house repairs before renting. C. Shmpson left Wednesday for Punxsutawney to be employed by Hoffman Bros. Mrs. Aaron Shields moved back to Ruqerlag to make her home. Wm. Stiver and son Len sold their Ford and bought Mrs. Shields Studebaker last week. Mrs. Blair Smith and son Herbert visited the Rosboroughs in Locust for a few days. J. W. Smeaton traveled to Pittsburgh over the weekend, returning Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Glass drove to Renfrew Saturday, returning Sunday. Miss Helen Martin closed a successful term at this place. The eight grade exam for North Mahoning township was held here Saturday with nearly thirty taking the tests. Mrs. I. M. Lewis, Federal Prohibition Enforce ment employee at Pittsburgh, visited home over Sunday. George Whitacre and Jesse Rema ley of Georgeville called on Ed Moot Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell Shields
Town
Moot
Cresson
Johnstown
Annie
W. He
Indiana
Mrl Walton
Sydney
Harry Rosborough
Lorenzo
W. C. Brown
Shields
Blair Smith
Herbert
Locust
James Rosborough
C. M. Wingert
Rev. Good and Family
Punxsutawney
Leechburg
J. W. Smeaton
Pittsburgh
George Whitacre
Jesse Remaley
Georgeville
Ana
Administrators Novice Letters for Joanna Fleck Estate
Perler and Felt Attorneys announce letters of administration granted for the estate of Joanna Fleck of Smicksburg Pennsylvania. Creditors must present fully authenticated claims for settlement and debtors must make prompt payment to O PINT, Administrator. Indiana Pa date April 14 1994.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perler & Felt
Joanna Fleck
Smicksbirg
Sit
O. Pint
Indiana
The Point of Honor story of a reporter and a widow
Thompson writes his best story about Lyman Jackson's death a complicated tale of a mistaken sleeping draught, a widow's confession, and a dangerous scoop. The widow admits to poisoning the man for love, then recants, leaving Thompson with a sensational yet unreal tale.
Local settlers toast with odd tournament banter
The Petunia tavern landlord recalls a old settlers celebration horseshoe tournament drawing players from far regions. A sharp guest mocks the event proposing a foofing and spitting contest. Mrs. Skelton jokes about appetite and thinness as dinner is served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Settlers
Petunia
Kansag City Star
Local Notices From Marion Center Village
Marion Center residents share winter departures and summer returns. Carl Powell and wife celebrate a quiet Sabbath with his parents from Arcadia, Mrs. Caroling Park, who came for the winter and returned home for the summer. H W Gilpatrick builds a new tile garage on Manor Street. J 2 McEwan and family relocate from Smeaton property to Warayne. Mr. McCoy and family move to the McEwan residence. Wv L Hrnbart visits parents in East Mahoning. Miss Clara Barr remains on the sick list. Mrs. Marietta Thompson of Home visits sister Ada B Kinter. Miss Mary I Hopkins returns home after winter with Dr. W B Hopkins in Summit Station. Miss Maria Cher visits her father at Glaysport. Harry Shaffer and family visit mother at Hilderton. Ray Good is employed at C B Motor Co in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Powell
Arcadia
Caroling Park
H.W. Gilpatrick
Manor Street
J. 2. McEwan
Smeaton
North Manor Street
Warayne
Mr. McCoy
Lowry House
Maria Cher
Glaysport
Harry Shaffer
Hilderton
Ray Good
C, & B. Motor Co
Indiana
Local Social Notes From Strongstown Area
Strongstown residents and visitors are listed with neighbors and relatives from Dill town to Nanty-Glo. Movements include Tarl Stiles moving to town and Sylvester Seamore relocating to Cresson while Kathryn Ortner returns from Cardiff. Indiana callers W G Troxell James Conway Ellis Bennett and Gilbert Boring visited this week.
Local social notes from Spruce and nearby families
Mrs John Frank and Himer Biss spent the weekend with Frank Biss of Windbar. Several families visited Mrs D G Brown, with others guests of McRonnell, Trout, Repine, Bagley and Keener households. Neighbors aided Brown during illness and Prof D D Patterson and Rev Ruch called.
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Aca
John Robin
Free Street Parade
Bert Orenge CE
Pollock's
Maroghand
Panamas
Ward
Dobbs
Dinsmore Bros
Indiana Chamber OW Commerce
By John Palmer
Unlor
Thompson
Lyman Jackson
Benton
Iit
Jackson House
Daily Record
Jackson
Mrs. Jackson
Huddlesfield
Mr. Jackson
Jim
Hind
Mrs
Mrs. Skelton
Marion Center
Strongstown
Margaret Artemus
Margaret Peddicord
Dilltown
Raymond Buck
Patton
Ellis Bennett
Gilbert Boring
Gladys ‘Troxell
Heilwood
Thomas Huisman
Perry
Wintondale
Sylvester Seamore
Charles Demitt
Elmer Simons
W. T. Bennett
Arthur Stephens
Culver
Harry Ford
Hailwood
J. PF. Ondrizek
Walter Bennett
Alverda
Clyde Adams
Twin Rocks
Martha Orner
Smith Marsh
Barnesboro
al A. Bennett
Spruce
John Frank
Himer Biss
Frank Biss
Windbar
Cooper
Ray Full ‘Ton
M. J. McRonnell
Ghester Williama W
Andrew Trout
Oliver Bennett
Bennett
D. G. Brown
Harry McDaniell
Mary Brown
Lawrence Repine
Archie Repine
Dr. Heiser
John Repine
J. H. Bagley
Mrs. Stoker and Son
Brown Home
Silas C. Streams
Philadelphia Street
Ami
Indiana, Pa
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Seeger
Seager
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