Local Happenings at Hillsdale and Nearby Towns
Hillsdale social notes list visits by Mr and Mrs Roland Claypool Rex and Mrs Fero and children, Miss Kerr from Indiana visiting her parents, and Mr and Mrs Sharp Langham from Indiana visiting W M Bowers. Several residents improve homes, Elizabeth Ake visits home from Indiana, Doyle Rowley family from Indiana, Geneva Leasure from Deckers Point visits Violet Ginter, Hugh Shaw and son Kenneth visit C A Conner, Oliie Long rejoice over new baby, Garvin family from McIntyre visit Clarence Conner, Linnie Smith returns home for summer after Johns Town term, Anna Goss returns from Commodore, A Ginter hosts at Merle Leature home. Local paving contract awarded to L H Hirtnan Construction Co for Dayton borough paving summer, State Street and Main Street to be paved.
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Rex
Fero
Charles Cross
Wsta Kerr
Indiana
Marry ‘Kerr
Sharp Langham
W. M. ‘Bowers
Marry Kerr
J. DP. Spicher
Mika Elizabeth Ake
Ter
Doyle Rowley
Geneva Leasure
Deckers Point
Violet Ginter
Hugh Shaw
Kenneth
Plumville
Satihe
C. A. Conner
Ollie Long
Frank Garvin
McIntyre
Clarence Conner
Linnie Smith
Johnstown
Anna Goss
Abbie Sulman
Commodore
A. Ginter
Merle Leature
Dockora Point
L. Hi Hlternan Construction Coa
New Kenesington
Dayton
State Street
Dayton Fury
Main Street
Bequests in Wray Will Across Lis County Records
Estates in Lis County list bequests from Abigail M. Wray Blairsville and other dated wills. Elders Ridge Presbyterian Church receives 100 dollars. missionary funds total 50 dollars. other legacies include 100, 240, 510 and 200 dollars to individuals and churches with trust provisions and codicils adjusting sums. Catherine Sickenberger and David Wike wills appoint executors and distribute estates among children and relatives. A New Use for the Auto describes rat fumigation methods using exhaust hose and governor guidance, plus urged community anti rat campaigns. Section of Glen Campbell Salisbury Head to be Built This Year confirms road work from Reyne township line to Purchase Line with funds and governor-backed assurance.
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Elders Ridge
Anna
Ralph Milker Hell
Yannie I. Stephens
Blairaville
Trev
W. DD. Lord
Nannie McChester
Joaah Lowry
Syivester Ll. Tlunter
Robert Hunter
Lord
Nannie McCleester
Nannie L. Adams
Jesse Lowry
Clara Beattys
Emma Thompson
Lewis George
Catherine Sickenberger
Homer City
Robert B. Sickenberger
Michael Traynor
Indiana
Annie
Et. Traynor
Dover
N. H
George J. Fell
Town
Annie J. Warden
Creek
Side
John A. Warden
David Wike
Cherryhill Township
Edna Kerns
Gussie Reed
United States Department of Agriculture
Biological Survey
Glen Campbell-Salisbury Head
Gov. Pinchot
J. O. Clark
Gen Campbell
Saltsburg
Glen Campbell
Reyne Township
Watery wager leads to long dishwashing record
Susie Herlock 22 of Covede washed dishes for 31 hours nonstop after a bet sparked by a dancing craze. A later misreport claims 41 hours. Merchants Auxiliary officers were elected J A Whiteman president and others. Indiana Chamber rep Vernon Taylor attends National Chamber meeting in New York. Prohibition Agent closes local Moore and Central Hotel bar rooms. beer samples taken for analysis.
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Susie Herlock
Covede
Pantall Tatel
Pungsutawney
Susie
Merchants Auxiliary
J. A. Whiteman
Robert L. Jamison
J. Clement Masinger
N. Dewitt Ray
Merchants’ Auxiliary
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
National Chamber of Commerce
Vernon FP
Taylor
New York City
Moore Hotel
Central Hotel
Quinn
Punxsutawney
Saltsburg Social Notes Include Visits and Play
W F Myers and family of Van dergrift visited Saltsburg with relatives. L L Bradley and Frank Shupe spent Friday in Pittsburgh. C A White of Blairsville called on Saltsburg friends. Moore and Wietzell families returned from Florida. J C Boden hosted friends for a 16th wedding anniversary dinner. Mrs T S McKee is visiting Pittsburgh this week. Mrs P D Shupe returned from Columbia hospital. Seniors plan the class play Come Out of the Kitchen on May 18.
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W. F. Myers
Vandergrift
Rev. L. L. Bradley
Frank Shupe
Pittsburgh
C. A. White
Blairsville
Saltsburg
Florida
Moore and Wietzell
J. C. Boden
T. S.‘Mckee
Pittsburgh Friends
P. PD. Shupe
Columbia Hospital
Indiana caller Almes visits on Saturday
Mr and Mrs Davis spent Friday with Greborg friends while HH Almes, a business caller, visited Indiana on Saturday.
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HH. Almes
Indiana
Davis
Gre Borg
Local Social Notes From Punxsutawney to Altoona
Mrs J O Clark returns from Florida after weeks away. Mrs William Lewis and Mrs Fred Lewis visit Henry Barkey in Punxsutawney. Mr and Mrs B D Wihnoth spend a week in Philadelphia. Mrs Joseph Berry and son Porter visit Altoona. Dr E H Budd Lewis visits Clearfield on business. Rev J S Cleveland preaches at the Odd Fellows lodge. Floyd Cassidy visits Altoona friends recently.
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J. O. Clark
Florida
William Lewis
Fred Lewis
Punxsutawney
Henry Barkey
B.D. Wihnoth
Philadelphia
Joseph Berry
Porter
Altoona
EH. Budd Lewis
Clearfield
J. S. Cleveland
Lodgs of Odd Fellows
Floyd Cassidy
Altoona Friends
Protracted Meeting to Begin in Uniontown May 12
Uniontown reports Bernard Stifler and family of Coal Run called on friends Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Langham and son Don visited James’s niece Mrs Etta Painter a patient in Indiana hospital on Thursday. Evangelist Irwin Woodrow of Somerset will begin a protracted meeting here on May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Bernard Stifler
Coal Run
James Langham
Don
Etta Painter
Indiana Hospital
Evangelist Irwin Woodrow
Somerset
Progress Club List Special Offers Rural Subscribers
The Progress offers rural delivery subscribers reduced prices on all daily newspapers and leading weekly farm papers and magazines. The annual subscription is $2.40 in advance with cash accompanying orders. The complete list includes Progress with Pittsburg Daily Gazette Times, Daily Post, Daily North American, Toledo Weekly, New York World, Philadelphia offerings, National Stock, Ohio Farmer Weekly, Woman's World, McCall's Monthly, and Pennsylvania Farmer. Address orders to Indiana, Pa. $6.08.
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Progress
Progress Ia
Pittsburg Daily Gazette Times
R. D
Woman's World Progress
McCall's Magazine
Pennsylvania Farmer
Ceteneneeene
Andiana
New Black Percheron Stallion For Breeding In Pa
One ton weight breeding condition seven year old Black Percheron stallion available for breeding. Proven breeder with room for tonal show weight. Located one mile east of Plumville, insured. Contact J. Morrow, Home, Pa. 19-4te.
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Plumville
J. Morrow
Home
May 7 to 12 Baby items at Troutman show
Featuring this week special displays of Baby Things in the usual Troutman complete showing at moderate prices. Includes rubber diapers slip over style in white pink flesh sizes small to extra large at 58e. Infants toilet articles with dainty powder boxes brushes and soap boxes. Baby coats long and short from 3.85 to 88.50. Baby blankets eiderdown 1.75. Infants bonnets caps organdie lawn and dotted Swiss 0.88 to 3.50. Infants long dresses lawn and batiste lace 0.85 to 5.00. Infants khimonos white cashmere and flannelette 0.85 to 3.50. Baby flannel gertrudes 1.50 to 2.00. Baby blankets wool pink or blue with designs.
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Troutman
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C. Coy
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