Weekly Market Report on Stocker and Feeder Cattle
The St Louis National stockyards report light stocker and feeder receipts with limited demand. Notable sales include a load of 24 head bought last fall for 4.50 sold for 5.60 and two cars bought last June for 4.75 sold for 8.65. Quotations: fancy feeders 8.50 to 8.75, good to choice 7.00 to 8.50, medium to good 6.00 to 7.00, common to medium 4.00 to 6.00. Stock cows 3.50 to 4.50, stock heifers 4.00 to 6.00, stock bulls 4.00 to 5.00.
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St. Louis National Stockyards
Local Notes From Clarksburg Social Column Highlights
Mrs McPhilimy is away for weeks. Misa Mary Keely of Saltsburg and her friend visited Mrs Glen Coleman. Tillie McPhilimy, Slickville teacher, spent the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Harry Lukehart of Pittsburgh visited the Lakehart home. Mr and Mrs J M Hart, wintering in El Paso and spring in Kansas, returned home last week. Mrs Conley of Pittsburgh spent a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs H P Sandles.
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McPhilimy
Misa Mary Keely
Saltsburg
Glen Coleman
Tillie McPhilimy
Slickville
Harry Lukehart
Pittsburgh
Lakehart
J. M. Hart
el Paso
Texas
Kansas
Local Social Notes From Cleveland To Blairsville
Josephine Condron of Cleveland visits relatives here. Miss Thalia Ansley from the Indiana hospital stays at her home Sunday. Tra McGaughey leaves for Bolivar for work. Henry Credo of Latrobe spends weekend with family. Miss Vera Shadle of Homer City and Wm Ferguson of town wed in Cumberland Md. Mrs Hila Fox at Indiana Saturday. James Fairbanks and family visit Hastings parents. Jamey McClimate and family motor trip to Texas. Charlie Clawson buys a Chrysler roadster. Mrs Alvina Wampler returns to Greensburg after visiting her parents. K of P lodge dance Monday night. Jack Hall visiting relatives at Blairsville. Helen and Stella Edwards of Coral visit McGaughey family. Mrs W H McQuilken and daughter Jane return from Cherry Tree and Clearfield. On last school day Miss Martha Graham, teacher, given five dollar gold piece by scholars and friends. six scholars with perfect attendance receive a lyre gift. Pupils listed: Grace McKee, Margaret Barto, Steve Barto, Jay Howard, Edward Machuck, Hubert Machtck. Dr and Mrs ? K Boden and son Todd Jr of McIntyre visit Sunday. Mrs Win Northover visits Kent briefly.
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Hastings
W. F. Fairbanks
Jamey McClimate
Texas
Charlie Clawson
Alvna Wampler
Greensburg
GO. R. Tielehen
K. of Plodge
Jack Hall
Tlarry D Palmer
Blairsville
Helen
Stella Edwards
Coral
la McGaughey
W. H. McQuilken
Jane
Cherry Tree
Clearfield
Martha Graham
Grace McKee
Margaret Barto
Steve Barto
Jay Howard
Edward Machuck
Hubert Machtck
K. Boden
Gon, Todd, Jr
McIntyre
Win. Northover
Kent
Wm. Waugaman
Uniontown
QO. W. Shields
John Jellison
New Alexandria
Joe Reeger
Charles Kilty
Alex Graham
W. F. Fleming
Mildred
Marjorie Shields
Lucille Tomb
Velma Barkley
Bertha Ewing
Florence Bergman
Saltsburg
James Barkley
Marion Center
W. S. Barkley
J. L. Diven
Kennedy
Indiana
Clark Kennedy
Vandergrift
W. F. Barkley
M. B. McCurdy
Johnstown
Lucille
5. T. Marshall
Local Social Roundup and School News in Indiana Area
A county social column records visits among Shields, Barkley, McJunkin, and Berkey families, plus shopping trips, travels to Blairsville and Indiana, a Florida plan for Gearhart, a Civic Club meeting in Saltsburg, and Burrell township teachers elected for the year. Also noted is a Y M W B educational tally day at the Wesleyan church and a deer sighting near Marton Center. The Indiana hospital treatment for Mrs. LD Johnston is mentioned.
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LD. Johnston
Indiana Hospital
Charles Grater
Jacob Gearhart
Gearhart
Florida
Jeannette Richey
Blairsville
Sara
Letitia Duncan
Charles Clever
A. W. Campbell
G. Dunning
Public Spirited Cleanup at Ebenezer Cemetery
The Ebenezer cemetery near Lewinville, a 140 year old burial ground with Revolutionary War soldiers including John Montgomery, is being cleared of overgrown graves by local residents. Funds will fund further restoration as civic pride grows and a monument marks Montgomery’s grave. May programs and notices from Gordon and Smyrna Literary Societies, Ward Mottarn clemency efforts, and Plumville high school play plans are included along with local social notices.
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Wbenezer
Lewinville
John Montgomery
Lfe
George Washington
County Antrim
Ireland
America
King George
England
Washington
Montgomery
Lewisville
Tbenezer
Our
Ebenezer Cemetery
Patrick Jack
Wm. McFarlane
Capt Dutch Ricardo Heads John Robinsons Circus to Indiana
Circus legend Capt Dutch Ricardo, veteran wire and wild animal trainer, brings John Robinsons Circus to Indiana on Friday May 22 for afternoon and night shows. He is noted for his jungle acts and has long worked with Warner Brothers styled productions.
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Dutch
Ricardo
John Robinson
Sirens
Indiana
Ricardo Bhi
Courtney Ryley Coopey
Aptain
Kardo
Local Social News and County Bridge Talks
John Treese was a business caller in town Saturday. County Commissioners and the County Engineer met in Salisburg with a Farris Construction representative to discuss planned repairs on the borough bridge. Mothers Day was observed in the Armagh Presbyterian church. Mrs. C G Mack was called to her father Arthur Sutton’s bedside in Coraopolis. he passed away Saturday morning. Mrs. J L Caldwell and daughter and C G Mack left for Coraopolis. W G Thomas and wife hosted visitors in Barnesboro over the weekend. The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs W A Merriman’s home. Mrs C G Mack and family attended events in Johns town and with relatives in Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Treese
W. G. ‘Thomas and
Barnesboro
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. A. Merriman
C.G. Mack
Arthur Sutton
Coraopolis
Sutton
Armagh Presbyterian Church
J. L. Caldwell
C. G. Mack
Overland
Paul Lynn
Johnstown
Mrs. Lynn
T. S. Lynn
Dean Lynch
Lynn
Adams
Roscoe Tomb
Salisburg
Salteburg
Farris Construction Company
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Clarksburg
Oxfords
Glasser
Phila, St
Dixonville
Murray Conrath
Joseph Myers
Purchase Line
Siehart McAdoo
Coakport
Virginia Weeks
Derry
Chag
L. Benee
Arch Hadden
Wesleyan Methodist Church
J. 8
Luckey and
Mel
Mary Jane Clark
Marton Center
Waward
Guard OF Washington
Gordon Literary Society
Blacklick Township
Frances McCrea
Luella Smith
John Dunkelman
Frank Hill
William Lyons
Junior Lydick
Helen’ Louise Hill
Iola Thompson
Paul Overdorff
Margaret Altman
Mikesell
McCrea
F. Leavellet
A. Ackerson
Ward Mattern
State Pardon Board
Henry Ward Mottarn
William Haines
Sprankle's Mills
Ernest Haines
Mottarn
Mottara
Smyrna Literary Society
Waddell
Agnes Ruffner
Roll Cail
Pearl Hall
Rachel Hamilton
Arthur Stesle
Ruth Hamilton
Velma Johnston
Mary
Margaret Burkett
Lemmon
Kathryn Griffith
Milt McKee
Guy Skinner
Delcie U Hamilton
Hazel Skinner
Mildred North
Lester Hamilton
Paul Ruffner
Ralph
Mildred Nichol
George Waddell
Meads Hazlett
Ida Grady
Bessie Hamilton
Plumville
Blairsville College Club
Une
East Wheatfield
Bell
Summers
O'Cadar
Hayden
Ving
Toy
Tiave
Crossett
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