Indiana Visitors and Local Social Notes
Local correspondence notes Indiana visitors including Br. Lewis and Homer Morrison visiting this week. Many residents and guests are listed with kinfolk, church events, travels to Pittsburgh for Grand Lodge, and moves or visits in Smicksburg, Rossmoyne, Purcauer Line, Elkin, West Wheatfield, Armagh, Marchand, and surrounding towns. A fever case, a baby birth, a hospital operation, and a driving horse purchase are mentioned among social and local civic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Lewis
Indiana
O. Lydie
Formar Hamiton
Mrs. Hamilton
Homer Morrison
Lon McQuown
Punxsutawney
Jackson McMillen
J. M. Lukehart
Harry T
Denton
J. S. McGaghey
Maud Warden
Elmn
Mya
Scott McQuown
Edward Wells
Plamnville
A. Taydie
McKee Wilson
J. F. Lewis
Robert Stuchell
Smicksburg
Sloan Morrow
Hileman Good and Family
Dayton
M. H. Redding
Paul Pantall
Homer Lowe
Dubois
Stouffer and Neal
J. Wilse Kart
John Wells
Weston
Pittsburg
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Tessie Crossman
Wilkinsburg
A. R. Longanecker
J. B. Lewis
Goodville
Maggie Uncapher
Potter
County
Scarlet Fever Faces Stewart Family in Wayne Avenue
Has Scarlet Fever, George Stewart, son of Mr and Mrs George JL Stewart of Wayne Avenue, is suffering from scarlet fever. Father and daughter TH on list. Among the sick are John A Windy and his daughter Geneva of Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagamore
Jacob Frantz
Punxsutawney
Edward Kelly
Marchand
Teeters
Ernest B. Lydick
Pittsburg
George Griffith
Andrew Wilson
East Whatbibeeld
Peeler Ekier
Colorado
George Cramer
Garfield
R.T. Tughi
Lona Dehl
Johnstown
Jess Winsworth
Hagen
Marion
John Killen
Armagh
George Pry
Blairsville
Nancy Fox
Raymond Eliott
Dan Merriman
Indiana Normal
Main Street
Howard Killen
Curt Jennings
Youngwood
Mary Dripps
St. Louis
Mar
Mrs. J. D. Dripps
Rose Bracken
Sharp Langham
Langham
James Kelly
Mollie McGrea
Conemaugh
A. C. Davis
A. C. Davis, Jr
Altoona
Mechanicsburg
Bessie Bennett
Strongstown
Adams
Edna
Nellie
Wehrum
Shaffer
Alice Craig
Annie Walbeck
Lizzie Mac
Heshbon
R. G. Walbeck
George Evens
Blacklick
Bird Wilkins
Howard Knauif
George Stewart
George JL. Stewart
Wayne Avenue
John A. Windy
Geneva
Church Street
Bank Opens Savings Department At 4 Percent
Directors of Citizens National Bank Indiana PA announce a new Department for Savings offering 4 percent interest with liberal rules. They invite interviews to show the bank’s best service and urge visits for savings accounts. Also tax collection notices for White Township road tax appear with dates May 24 26 and 31 and rebate details. Several Indiana youths plan to attend Freeburg College of Music with summer session terms starting June 18 and July 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imve
Citizens Nat'l. Bank
Indiana
P. RB. R
Court House
White Township
Harry Long
College of Music
Freeburg
Ladies' Summer Waists at Low Prices Across Styles
Beautiful light cool summer waists neatly trimmed with lace and embroidery in newer modes. Prices range from 1 to 3.50, with options at 1, 1.25, 1.50, 2, 2.50 and 3.50 dollars. Find two or three to suit you, balancing quality and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Dry Goods Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Wheatfield
Alexander
T. J. Robinson
Squire John W. Huston
James Hall
Lewis
Albert Faust
Rochester
Mis. Chas
Long
Ben Cable
Fred Shatter
Irvie Mack
Henderdon
Jackson Felton
Garfield Evangelical Church
Mary McCreary
Robinson
Purcuaer
H. H. Houk
Messrs
J. W. Rankin
Clymer
East Mahoning Church
Hast Mahoning
Roy J. Gouk
de. C. C. Spicher
Lovejoy
Baltimore
Baltimore Medical College
Ernest
A. O. Cravener
Maggie Moose
Adrian Hospital
Matthew Shaffer
Wm. Anderson
John McPherson
Elderton
Anna Lias
Miss Moose
Panxsutawney Hospital
J. B. Heilburn
Frank Barr
Henny B. Mover
United States
the Savings & Trust Company
PENNA
SRA
Indiana Foundry Co., Ltd
Moore's
Lea
Carrie
J.C. Irving
the Jeweler
Phila
Indiana, Pa
Bissel
Bissel’s
Kb Shak
Cunningham
Link
Blairsville, Pa
David Ellis & Son
Yours Truly
Matt Link
P.S
J. G. Wallace & Son
Tetors
Philadelphia Shen
Bart, Shaffner & Marx
Axminsters
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